Senate may split Eisenhower Middle East proposal
Senator Richard Russell and Senator Henry Jackson said the Senate could divide the Eisenhower Middle East plan into separate military and economic measures. Fulbright echoed the possibility though less optimistically. Hearings with Secretary Dulles continued, while Democrats opposed a single lumped declaration blending military and economic action.
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Senate
Richard B. Russell
M Ga
Armed Services Committee
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Armed Services Group
Foreign Relations Committee
Middle East
Secretary of
John Foster Dulles
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Russell
Senate Democrats
Dulles
Residents enjoy rare ice as roads get snow swept
Shenango Township residents savor a snowy spell with road scraping removing ice and snow on side streets while ponds fill with skaters aged 16 to 60. An Ohio car displaying a sheriff badge and a sign reading Chief Splitting Cloud Sensational Pistol Shooting drew curiosity. Pot holes on East Washington Street were filled yesterday.
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Shenango Two
Pa Newe
Ohio
Daily Weather Report Light snow flurries and cold today
Light snow flurries linger with partial cloud cover and cold high temps 16 to 22. Tonight stays cold with flurries ending and low 5 to 10. Thursday brings more clouds, slightly warmer and light snow possible by night. 24 hour stats show max 17 min 5 precip 0.05 inches and river stage 5.9 feet. A year ago that date recorded max 38 min 25 with no precipitation.
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United States
Chinese Premier to Meet Hungary’s Kadar in Budapest
Premier Chou En Lai travels from Warsaw to Budapest for a secret meeting with Janos Kadar. A Chinese economic mission accompanies him and may seek a freely convertible currency as aid to Hungary.
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Budapest
INS
Chou En-Lai
Janos Kadar
Warsaw
Chou
Hungary
UN chief urges Israel to withdraw from Egyptian lands
Dag Hammarskjold called for a full Israeli withdrawal from Egyptian territory as a preliminary essential step toward a peaceful Middle East settlement. He proposed renewing pledges by Egypt and Israel to avert frontier raids after Israel completes evacuation, noting Israel expects Sinai out by January 22 excluding Sharm El Sheik. He also warned Israel has not spoken on Gaza withdrawal.
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United Nations
N.Y
INS
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
Palestine
Hammarskjold
Assembly
Sinai Desert
Sharm el Sheik
Gulf of Aqaba
Elath
Gaza Strip
Family Of Six Burns To Death In Loris Fire
A one story cafe and six room living quarters burned last midnight in Loris South Carolina. Six family members died including Joe Blackburn 46 a painter and his wife Carrie May and their four preschool children. Two others Wade Whittaker and spouse escaped the blaze. Fire Chief Thom as Murphy identified the victims.
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LORIS
S. C
Wade Whittaker
Thomas Murphy
Joe Blackburn
Carrie May
Death Record notices list five local deaths
W David Smiley of Koppel John Prekopi Sr age 63 of First St Ext Kathryn L Kerr Burns age 71 of Fredonia Harry Magee age 316 Neshannock Ave Mrs Della Denniston age 68 of 923 E Washington St
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W. David Smiley
Koppel
John Prekopi Sr
First St
Kathryn L. Kerr Burns
Fredonia
Harry Magee
Neshannock Ave
Della Denniston
E. Washington St
Alcorn Poised to Become GOP Chairman Amid Subdued Opposition
Washington, UP — H Meade Alcorn of Connecticut appears the front runner for the Republican National Committee chair. White House approval is noted though some members voice opposition. The committee meets next Tuesday to choose a successor to Leonard W Hall, with the final choice effectively President Eisenhower's.
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Washington
H. Meade Alcorn
Connecticut
Republican National Committee
Alcorn
White House
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Continued Cold Weather Forecast Across Pennsylvania
The Weather Bureau forecast continued cold weather for today and tonight across Pennsylvania with another snow wave moving into the western parts by Thursday night. Highs today were noted but the report continues on page 2.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Eisenhower sets 75 million drought aid package
President Eisenhower unveiled plans to earmark seventy six million dollars for immediate drought relief to farmers and ranchers in six drought affected states during a four thousand five hundred mile tour. He urged greater local and state government involvement to address recurring agricultural distress and outlined long range measures to combat the disaster. He asked Congress for authority to spend twenty five million from disaster loan revolving funds and other steps to bolster relief and farm support programs.
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Gaylord P. Godwin
United Press
Wichita
Kan
Eisenhower
Great Plains
Congress
Church Burns In Syracuse Arson Suspected In City Fire
In Syracuse New York authorities probed a general alarm fire Tuesday night that destroyed a 50 year old Methodist church damaged another church and ruined three office buildings in the downtown area Four firemen were injured when a wall collapsed and five firefighters suffered frostbite in sub zero weather Fire Chief Francis R Ferren said he doubted accidental causes and noted a high number of church fires in the region Damages were put at 500000 with possible revision upward as investigation continues
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Francis R. Ferren
Temperatures Plunge as Arctic Chill Hits North Central
Frigid Arctic air drives temperatures below zero across the North Central states. A 6 to 12 inch snow warning blankets New England while lighter snow falls elsewhere from the Central Rockies to the Panhandle. Florida readings reach the 60s and Key West 70 as the cold continues.
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Chicago
INS
New England
Florida
Key West
Texas
South Carolina
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
Philadelphia
Central Rockies
Central Plains
Panhandle
Connecticut
Maine
Carolinas
Panhandle Area
Two Latrobe Men Die In Plane Crash
In Charleston West Virginia two Latrobe Pennsylvania men Clyde Hauger 47 the pilot and John Stasio 34 were killed when their Beechcraft twin engine aircraft crashed into a snow covered hillside A third Latrobe man Harry Ridella 19 was listed as critical with burns Officials said Hauger was flying on instruments and requested radar guidance through heavy cloud layers
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Charleston
W. Va
Latrobe
Here
Clyde Hauger
John Stasio
Harry Ridella
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Kanawha
Hauger
Toscanini Dies at 89 in New York Home
Maestro Arturo Toscanini, famed conductor of symphony and opera, died at his Riverdale Bronx home after a stroke on New Year’s Day. He retired in 1954 and had been nearly blind, found dead in bed at 8:40 a.m. Sources note his health declined steadily in retirement.
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New York
Arturo Toscanini
Riverdale
Bronx
Toscanini
Eisenhower outlines eight national objectives in budget message
President Eisenhower told Congress the 1958 budget targets eight national objectives. They include peace and freedom, strong armed forces, a growing economy with shared prosperity, opportunity for all, conservation, fiscal integrity, balanced domestic and foreign programs, and expanding international trade and investment. He said progress has been made and will continue.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Free World
Slays Found Of Wife And Daughter In Fort Wayne Home
Police hunted Richard Keifer a Fort Wayne truck dock worker after the bodies of his wife Pearl 35 and daughter Dorothy 5 were found in their basement. Dorothy's body was found in a laundry drain and Pearl killed by stab wounds and sledge blows. A third daughter Caroline 14 found the scene after school.
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Pearl Keifer
Dorothy
Fort Wayne
Richard
Caroline
Kiefer
Austria Refuses Refugee Returns After November Spending
Vienna reports Austria has hit its limits in handling Hungarian refugees and will not accept returnees who fled to other countries. Interior Minister Oscar Helmer told the Council of Ministers that November costs reached 87,150,000. December expenditures are expected higher. He noted 2 million dollars was spent on refugee accommodations alone.
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Vienna
Austria
Oscar Helmer
Council of Ministers
Speculation on Marosan Rising as Hungarian Spokesman
Western observers in Vienna note Gyorgy Marosan may have become the chief spokesman for Hungary's Communist regime amid questions about Janos Kad ar's standing with Moscow. Marosan helped announce China's $50 million aid package to Hungary and has grown prominent since returning from Moscow and Chou En-lai's European tour.
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Vienna
Gyvorgy Marosan
Janos Kadar
Kremlin
Marosan
Kadar
China
Hungary
Budapest
Poland
Chou En-lai
Moscow
Chou
Eisenhower Seeks Record Peacetime Budget of 71.8 Billion
President Eisenhower asked Congress for a 71.8 billion dollar peacetime budget for fiscal 1958. He rejected general tax cuts, urged higher postal rates, and aimed to cut the surplus to curb debt while boosting national security and atomic energy funding. The total spending would rise 2.8 billion from 1957 with most going to military and defense programs.
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United Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
U.S. Mili
Two Physical Laws Scrapped By Scientists
A Columbia University team with the National Bureau of Standards and the Institute for Advanced Study reports scrapping two physical laws held for 30 years and challenging a third. The new view suggests universe governed by left handed and right handed spinning particles, with no immediate practical use but potential future impact.
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New York
INS
Nuclear Physics
Columbia University
National Bureau of Standards
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N.J
Ili
Rabi
Albert Einstein
Einstein
PSDs Web Page Wants Ads OL 8 8511 News OL 4 6651
Readable fragments note an online page seeking advertisements and listings for a local publication. Details are sparse but indicate ongoing requests for classified placements and ad space with contact prompts.
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Washington, D. C
K. G. Kavadias
Kavadias
Greece
By William Theis
Daily Weather Report
Church Burns
Mile
Gainesville
Butch
Connie Wallace
Animal Hospital
Humane
Dog
Prasaint
Agricgiture
Natonal
Meteor Security Military
Bureau of the Budget
Arctic
States
Fort Wayne, Ind
Charles W. Ridley
United Press Staff
By Dayton Moore
Edwin Diamond
I.N.S
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Psds
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Ellwood
Boocre
Ickco Kt
Arthur Mometer
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