United States Eyes Quick UN Action For Middle East Crisis
U S officials disclosed plans to rapidly use United Nations machinery if large scale hostilities erupt in the Middle East. A State Department meeting with British and French diplomats aims to formulate a joint policy. President Eisenhower may outline views at today’s news conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Gonzales
United Press
Washington
United States
United Nations
Middle East
State Department
Eisenhower
U.S
Nikolai
Second GNCA Drive Shows 64 Percent of Goal Attained
The Greater New Castle Association report on Keep Pace With Tomorrow shows 64 percent of the $50 goal reached Tuesday afternoon in The Castleton. 54 new members joined, and totals include 44 increases from old members, bringing receipts to $32,433 with final report due Friday. Tom Foley urged intensified effort over the next two days to reach the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater New Castle Association
Castleton
Tom Foley
Reuben J. Elliott
Mr. Foley
County Roads Improve After Rains Slow Flooding
Motorists found travel easier Tuesday evening as county highways cleared and streams receded from dangerous levels since Monday's rains. Ice lingered on shade streets but higher temperatures should melt it. farmers report impact on poultry production as a harsh winter continues.
Daily Weather Report
Cloudy and mild tonight with rain followed by a rain to snow transition on Thursday. Low temperatures run 35 to 40 degrees as the 24 hour period ends at 7 am with a maximum of 37 and a minimum of 27. River stage stands at 10.9 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Grand Jury Action Urged After Inquest
Coroner's jury recommends grand jury action against Robert Foringer after an inquest into the December 23 collision near Willow Grove that killed William B. Young. The inquest, led by Coroner John E. Meehan Jr., reviewed testimony from state police and witnesses at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Foringer
U. S
Parkstown Corners
Willow Grove
William B. Young
John E. Meehan, Jr
Court House
Young
Jameson Memorial Hospital
James A Kearns
Ambridge
Hickory Creek
Beaver Township
Egypt Admits Russian Arms Equip Troops
Cairo confirms troops on the Gaza border are armed with Russian heavy weapons rather than Czechoslovakian gear. Akher Sa publishes photos of Soviet armored cars as Egypt previously tied arms to a barter deal with Czechoslovakia involving cotton and rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Arnot
Cairo
RNS
Egypt
Gaza
Israel
Akher Sa
Czechoslovakia
Death notes list several residents with ages and towns
A scrambled death record lists William LeRoy Woods 78 of North Beaver Township Albert Leathers 81 of Traverse City Michigan Anna Stewart McKnight 86 of 916 Adams St Ruth Kitty Fraser 28 of Slippery Rock and Moxie Perdue Shelar 82 of Slippery Rock with dates and weather figures included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William LeRoy Woods
North Beaver Township
Albert Leathers
Traverse City
Mich
Anna Stewart McKnight
Adams St
Ruth
Kitty) Fraser
Locust St
Moxie Perdue Shelar
Slippery Rock
Fear Bomber Crashes in Venezuela While En Route to Antarctica
A U S Navy Neptune patrol bomber on a mercy mission to Antarctica reportedly crash landed in Venezuela jungles. Eight aboard are safe, including six crew and a Marine parachutist. Searching parties planned from Trinidad at dawn to locate a missing seven aboard a separate aircraft in polar regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Washington
Venezuela
Antarctica
Navy
Trinidad
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Marie Byrd Land
Little America
Mollet Pressed by Algerian Leaders Over Crisis
In Algiers Ben Salem of the Committee of 61 says moderate Algerians have lost faith in France to settle Algeria’s future and that Mollet must negotiate with rebel leaders. The stance follows rioting that led to Gen. Georges Catroux’s dismissal as Mollet seeks a solution amid a 15 month uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
France
Guy Mollet
Ben Salem
Mollet
Georges Catroux
No Indication As To Action On United Bid
At noon today no action was indicated by congressional committees on the offer from the United Engineering and Foundry Co. for the government owned plant. The GSA sent the offer with a favorable recommendation and said that if committees raise no objections within 30 days the offer will be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Engineering and Foundry Co
General Services Administration
GSA
Will Follow Up Work In Central Church Effort
Rev Henry B Strock Jr pastor of Central Presbyterian says committees are ready for a follow up program after the expansion fund drive. Total pledges amount to 12383650 with 95302 from new or previous non givers over 150 weeks. This is the third drive since 1949, following 1949 building fund and 1952 dedication drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Strock, Jr
Central Presbyterian Church
Plan to avert war in Middle East discussed
The United States Britain and France open talks to stop a looming Middle East conflict. Leaders Eisenhower and Eden called for a formula to bridge Israeli Arab gaps, though rapid decisions are unlikely as officials meet with British and French ambassadors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Don Dixon
Washington
INS
Britain
France
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
State Department
Great Britain
Fair Weather Across Coasts Amid Snow in Wyoming
The East and West enjoyed fair conditions while the South and central plains reported rain and over four inches of new snow in Wyoming. Two 13,000 pound snowplows were dispatched by air from California to Clovis New Mexico to aid a snowbound Air Force base. A storm center in Mexico and Gulf moisture sparked thunderstorms from the South to the central plains and western Missouri, with snow in the central Rockies extending to western Nebraska and South Dakota. The northern Great Lakes were warm and the lower Great Lakes remained fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Missouri
Rockies
Nebraska
South Dakota
Great Lakes
Will Celebrate 109th Birthday
Albert Woolson the last Civil War Union Army survivor will turn 109 next Saturday in Duluth. He has recently been hospitalized after minor heart attacks and fainting spells but is reported gaining strength satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
INS
Albert Woolson
Duluth
Woolson
Eisenhower Hints On Second Term Decision This Month
President Eisenhower told a news conference he hopes to announce his 1956 bid decision by month’s end. He noted Earl Warren could be a Republican candidate and would face no opposition from him, but he said it would be inappropriate to solicit another Republican if he chooses not to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman Smith
United Press
White House
Washington
Eisenhower
Mr. Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Warren
Barred Co-Ed Resumes Battle At Alabama
Autherine Lucy, 26, the first black student at Alabama, seeks readmission after being barred for safety. The board of trustees ordered exclusion as riots followed her first class, while Alabama legislators applauded the action. The fight moves to possible federal action if readmission is not granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Weldon Payne
Tuscaloosa
Ala
INS
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
Board of Trustees
Montgomery
Supreme Court
Miss Lucy
Washington
Harley Kilgore
W. Va
FBI
Arthur D. Shores
Second UP Men Hear Dr Orr of Westminster
Dr W W Orr president Westminster College addressed 135 men at the Second United Presbyterian church kickoff dinner stressing three re discoveries. He urged re discover joy opportunity and cooperation in religion and warned that merely going to church every Sunday is not enough to live a full faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Orr
Westminster College
Second U. P. Church
Orr
America
Senate probe of gift to Senator Case begins
U S marshals serve subpoenas as the Senate opens a special investigation into an attempted influence on Sen Francis Case. Judge Duke reports three subpoenas issued by Sen George’s committee have been delivered with three more to target Case associates Neff of Lexington Nebraska and two South Dakota figures. Hearings are planned Friday on the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
U.S
Senate
Francis Case
R. S.D
Joseph C. Duke
Walter F. George
Case
South Dakota
Lexington, Neb
John M. Neff
Neff
House Action Indicates A Compromise Tax Plan Near
Harrisburg reports indicate House leaders plan to bring up a bipartisan compromise tax package for final passage Thursday with ample votes assured. The plan includes a 2 percent personal income tax a 2 percent selective sales tax on seven categories and a 2 percent gross receipts tax on food lodging and drink in hospitality venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd R. Rochelle
United Press
Harrisburg
Albert S. Readinger
D-Berks
Senate
House
Allen M. Gibson Warren
Albert E. Strausser
Columbia
Ways and
Readinger
Scouts To Name City Officials For Feb 11
Boy Scouts in the Mahoning Kuskuski District will elect seven city officials for one day on Saturday February 11 The Civic Day ballot lists candidates for mayor council treasurer and controller Nominated names include Robert Back Post William Ward Earl DeChant Thomas Smith William Luytinen William Hemming Dan Treasor Dan Kline Bob Hartman Thomas Whiting Edward Hite Joseph Rubenfield James Rishal and Larry Whitman The ballot must be certified and returned by February 8 Winning candidates will be announced by the New Castle News and results will not be released by the Scout office Also Good Turn and Good Will Day is February 8 and Scouts are urged to attend church in uniform February 12
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Mahoning-Kuskuski
Robert Back
William Ward
Earl DeChant
Thomas Smith
William Luytinen
William Hemming
Dan Treasor
Dan Kline
Bob Hartman
Thomas Whiting
Edward Hite
Joseph Rubenfield
James Rishel
Larry Whitman
New Castle News
Rain Thursday Forecast For Pennsylvania
Mild, sunny conditions give way to a Thursday with rain moving in. The Weather Bureau expects highs in the 40s to low 50s this afternoon, then increasing cloudiness and western rain by night with overnight temps in the 30s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Mayor Calls for Resignations from Parking Authority
Mayor Edward A. DeCarbo urged the resignations of Dave Long Edwin McBride and James McCormick after they voted against a 300000 bond issue to finance off street parking. Authority Chairman Thomas J. Foley and Anthony Conn supported the plan, result 3-2 defeat amid nine months of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Foley
Municipal Parking Authority
Foley
Anthony Conn
Orville Brown
Authority
Edwin McBride
Dave Long
James McCormick
Conn
Brown
Roberts
McCormick
McCor
Edward A. DeCarbo
DeCarbo
Pennsylvania
League of Cities
New Castle
U S To Reply To Soviet Protest On Balloons
The United States plans to respond politely to Russia's note protesting high altitude weather balloons drifting over Soviet territory while continuing to float the balloons. Some experts suggest halting launches in European areas where the jet stream carries balloons toward the Soviet Union to reduce incursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galbraith
United Press
Washington
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Europe
Ellwood obituary and regional notices fragment
Obituary note for Ellwood appears among a mixed page of classifieds, comics, crosswords, editorials, and society items with theater listings and sports briefs. The readable elements emphasize local people and community events without full detail.
Snowy Southern Sunshine Postcard Paradox
Arthur Mometer notes frost in the sunny south as winter lingers and postcards from seasonal resorts fail to arrive. He remarks on unseasonable cold, the absence of familiar sunny images, and a reported forty six degree day despite expectations of warmth.
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U.N
Johnson City
Tenn
Southern Railway
Watauga River
GNCA
Daily Weather Report
Joseph Sheranko
Pennsylvania State Police
Wilbur Landrey
United Press Staff
United
Dr. Orr
Westminster
Amarillo
Tex
Airforce
Texas Panhandle
William Kerwin
Pds
Cross Word
Ellwood
Scccosse Brocks Occcaccee Theaters Society
Arthur Mometer
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