Adenauer 81st Birthday Observed In Bonn
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer marked his 81st birthday with five hours of handshakes and congratulations from staff and world leaders. Gifts included sausages from Germany’s meat industry while aides say he remains in strong health and plans to lead CDU in September elections.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
der Alte
Heinrich Luebke
West Germany
Adenauer
Christian Democrat Party
CDU
Speeders and icy roads grip Route 224 area
Police report two drivers racing at 60 mph in a 35 mph zone along Route 224 west of the city. Nighttime ice coated streets, making driving hazardous. Community notes mention calendar shortages, post office money order lines, and DIY projects as cold weather activities.
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Pa. Newe
Daily Weather Report For Partly Cloudy And Cold
Weather briefing notes a partly cloudy and moderately cold period with a chance of snow flurries tonight. Low temperatures range from 12 to 18 degrees. Sunday expected to be fair and moderately cold with a continuation of cold conditions. Official 24 hour period to 7 am records a max 38 and min 25 with traces of snow. River stage listed at 6.1 feet. Year ago the same date reported max 36 min 26 and traces of precipitation.
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United States
United Nations Mission in Budapest Seeks Western Aid
A four member United Nations mission arrived in Budapest for talks with Communist officials on relief and economic needs as Hungary faces ongoing resistance. Premier Kadar promises sweeping reforms but gains little support while partisan activity continues and vehicles are repaired after bombardment.
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Charles W. Ridley
United Press
Vienna
Hungary
United Nations
Budapest
Janos Kadar
Actress Marie McDonald Found Safe After Apparent Kidnaping
Hollywood reports actress Marie McDonald was found wandering along a desert road about 140 miles from the city, incoherent but unharmed. She was taken to Coachella Valley Hospital in India where FBI confirmed her identity amid roadblocks for two suspected kidnappers, a Mexican and a Negro.
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Hollywood
Marie McDonald
Miss McDonald
Coachella Valley Hospital
India
Imperial County Sheriff's Station
FBI
Cactus City
Western Truck Lines
Allen Fisher
Freighter Southern States Drifts In Philippine Sea
U.S. planes and ships raced to aid the 340 ton American freighter Southern States reported in distress 240 miles east of Samar Island amid worsening weather. An engineering casualty due to loss of fresh water crippled the ship as tugs and rescue aircraft were dispatched.
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Manila
U.S
Samar Island
Phillippines
Philippine Sea
Civil Aeroantacis Administration
Premature Fire At Schenley Plaza Spurs Tree Burn Plan
A small fire started by a match among 3,000 dried Christmas trees at Schenley Plaza in Pittsburgh on Friday night. The Oakland Chamber of Commerce urges residents who still have trees to bring them to the plaza for the scheduled Oakland district 12th night fire ceremony on Sunday.
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Pittsburgh
Schenley Plaza
Oakland District
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Ban On Exports To Poland Based By U S Today
The United States eased its export ban on Poland by allowing sale of surplus U S farm products to Poland for dollars at world prices. Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks said the move is first concrete action to aid Poland’s partial break from Moscow and could signal similar steps for other Communist bloc nations seeking independence.
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Washington
United States
Poland
Moscow
Sinclair Weeks
U.S
Weeks
Kremlin
Man Killed as Truck Rolls Onto Tracks in Erie
An Erie County man, Michael Sveda, 42, of North East, was killed when his light truck rolled onto a railroad track and was struck by a New York Central Pacemaker train moving about 80 mph. Sveda and his vehicle were dragged over 300 feet. the train required roughly 4000 feet to stop.
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Erie, Pa
Erie County
New York Central
Michael Sveda
RD North East
Sveda
Fire hits Delp mansion nursing home in Youngstown
A fire on the second floor of the Delp mansion nursing home in Youngstown forced evacuation of 74 residents. One patient died from a heart attack triggered by the blaze and two others suffered smoke inhalation. Fire crews from four volunteer departments confined the fire to the upper floor, with losses in the thousands.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Delp Mansion
Premier of Red China to visit Moscow
Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai is expected to arrive in Moscow Monday to begin talks with Soviet leaders. He is to stay at least three days, then visit Warsaw before returning to Moscow.
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Moscow
Chou En-lai
Chou
Warsaw
Rowland to retire from hospital board post
Roger W. Rowland chairman of the Jameson Memorial Hospital Board for 15 years announces retirement due to business duties. Robert W. Cunningham, with 25 years service and current vice president, asks to be relieved. Both will remain as board members. A nominating committee was named to suggest replacements for the two posts.
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Roger W. Rowland
Jameson Memorial Hospital Board of Directors
Robert W. Cunningham
Deported Red Back In U S Is Rearrested
Irving Potash, a former Communist Party official convicted under the Smith Act in 1949, was arrested by the FBI for illegally reentering the United States. He had been deported to Poland on March 4, 1955, and was nabbed in a restaurant in suburban Bronxville, New York. He faces arraignment before a U.S. commissioner. He was among 11 top Communists convicted of conspiring to advocate overthrow.
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New York
Irving Potash
Communist Party
FBI
United States
Potash
Poland
Bronxville
N. Y
U.S
International Fur and Leather Workers Union
Six Die as Greyhound Bus Crashes Into Disabled Truck
A Greyhound bus carrying 39 passengers collided with a stationary trailer truck on U S Highway 11 near Lexington Virginia killing six and injuring 32. Rescue teams freed victims from twisted seats as ambulances rushed them to area hospitals. The bus was en route from Memphis to New York when it hit the truck shortly after 7 p m EST.
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Lexington
Greyhound
Here
Memphis
Tenn
New York
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
H. K. Wright
Egypt rejects direct talks with Britain and France
Al Ahram reports Egypt will not engage in direct negotiations with the Eden Mollet governments over Middle East issues, insisting talks only with the United Nations and demanding apologies for the invasion. The Suez Canal trap fate: 13 ships are expected to exit to the Mediterranean today.
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London
al Ahram
Egypt
Britain
France
Mideast
Cairo
United Nations
Anthony Eden
Guy Mollet
Eden
Suez Canal
Mediterranean Sea
12 Below Zero in Wisconsin
The United States Weather Bureau reports Grantsburg Wisconsin registered 12 degrees below zero this morning the coldest reading yet. In contrast Corpus Christi Texas reached 83 degrees Friday the highest nationwide.
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New York
United States Weather Bureau
Grantsburg
Wis
Corpus Christi
Texas
Plan to curb filibusters spawns new Senate proposals
ROSE McKEE reports that Republicans and Democrats drafted separate measures to curb filibusters as a frontal assault on the filibuster rule emerged. A northern Democrats Republican bloc failed to reverse Senate rules, failing 55 to 38, with leaders Knowland and Humphrey among those involved.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Senate Gop
William F. Knowland
Calif., and Sons
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Senate taps filibuster rule change attempt 55 38
Washington UPI reports the Senate tabled a bid to adopt new rules aimed at curbing filibusters by a 55 to 38 vote. The action ends the effort to overhaul procedural rules.
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Washington
Senate
Senators weigh change to filibuster rule proposed by Douglas
Paul H. Douglas of Illinois said he will urge the Senate Monday to alter the filibuster rule itself. Knowland backed the majority on Friday, arguing his measure would permit halting filibusters by a two thirds vote. Continued on Page C4.
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Paul H. Douglas
Senate
Knowland
Low bid awarded for Route 12 upgrade in Mahoning area
The Pennsylvania Highway Department announced Frank Mashuda Co. Associated of Evans City as the low bidder for a 3.38 mile Route 18 segment from Moravia toward Mahoningtown. The $1 186 640 project, planned by the Franklin District, will add a future two lane expansion, concrete pavement, stabilized shoulders, and bridges over Hickory Run and the Mahoning River, with completion expected in about one year. Traffic projections show 3 498 cars and 1 122 trucks daily within five years.
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Moravia
Mahoningtown
State Highway Dept
Frank
Death notices for Perry Gormley Diane Forkey Leona Cowmeadow James McGivern
Obituary notices list Perry Gormley aged 73 of 412 Park Ave Diane Forkey listed as three weeks ill Leona Cowmeadow aged 43 of 103 East Oakwood Way and James McGivern aged 72 of 108 North Mill in the community death notices.
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Diane Marie Forkey
Leona K. Cowmeadow
Oakwood Way
James McGivern
Mill
Suez Dispute Direct Talks Expected Soon
UN sources say direct negotiations between Britain France and Egypt on the Suez dispute will start within ten days at UN headquarters with Dag Hammarskjold as go between. Egypt has halted relations since the invasion but favors mediation by Hammarskjold. Talks were paused after the October attack and resume amid planned visits by Allan Noble and Christian Pineau.
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N.Y
INS
Egypt
Suez
Britain
France
Dag Hammarskjold
London
Paris
Hammarskjold
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Allan Noble
Christian Pineau
Canada Strike Guards Union Official Amid Rail Shutdown
Police guard William E. Gamble, vice president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, after threats tied to a strike that has crippled Canadian Pacific Railway. About 70,000 workers are idle as CPR plans to remove firemen from some diesel trains. Gamble says relief trains could run with crews from the 2,800 striking members. Norris Cramp declined to comment.
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Montreal
Que
Railroad Union
William E. Gamble
Canadian Pacific Railway
Gamble
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Dorval
Cleveland
Brotherhood
CPR
Union
Railway
Norris R. Cramp
Eisenhower to seek stand by authority for Middle East aid
President Eisenhower was to address a special joint session seeking stand by authority to use military and economic aid to defend free Middle Eastern nations from Soviet pressure. The administration drafted the Eisenhower Doctrine resolution as networks prepared to broadcast the speech with world attention and anticipated crowding in the House galleries.
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United Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Middle East
U.S
Voice of America
Supreme Court
House Chamber
Eisenhower seeks stand by authority to aid Middle East nations
President Eisenhower urged Congress in a joint session to grant standby authority for U S armed forces to defend any Middle East nation desiring help against Soviet aggression. He also asked approval of economic and military aid programs for Israel and Arab states, with the doctrine aimed at deterring Communist influence and aggression in the region.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Middle East
Israel
Eisenhower Doctrine Faces Scrutiny In Joint Session
The historic joint session will consider a revised Eisenhower Doctrine. Secretary Dulles and congressional leaders shaped the resolution in closed talks this week. House support appears likely but Senate may demand extensive questions before approval. No dollar figure for aid was disclosed as the debate begins.
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John Foster Dulles
House
Senate
Eisenhower
U.S
Middle East
Warmest January Night in England Sets Heat Record
In England the warmest January night of the century was recorded with temperatures reaching 53.5 degrees Fahrenheit Friday night, a new record since 1871, with forecasts calling for continued mild weather ahead.
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London
England
Evening Chronicle Classified Pages Summary
The fragment lists classified sections including Radio TV Comics Society Cross Word Editorial sports Ellwood Churches Obituary and Theaters with contact lines and phone numbers for news and ads. It reflects a newspaper’s classified index and department markers.
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Pace
Cross Word
Ellwood
Memo on yearning for good eats and home cooking
Arthur Memeter expresses preference for home cooking for daily meals while occasionally seeking a comfortable restaurant with good service coffee steaks and salads. He mentions roaming for tasty bites like sandwiches or pie but favors cooking at home for everyday meals.
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By Rose McKee
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