Four Fighters Sold to Costa Rica for One Dollar
Four U S fighter planes were sold to Costa Rica for one dollar apiece and were flown from San Antonio to the Central American nation. The Air Force announced a C 54 transport with spare parts accompanied the planes and ferried home the pilots. The Organization of American States voted to begin an effective border patrol on the Nicaraguan Costa Rican frontier to curb arms shipments to rebels.
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United Press Telephoto
San Antonio
Tex
Texas Air National Guard
Kelly Air Force Base
1708Th
San Jose
United States
Joseph A. Hinshaw
Washington
U. S
Costa Rica
Republic
Air Force
Organization of American States
Plan For Trial Of Ousted President Of Panama
Panama City reports ousted President Jose Ramon Guizado and others implicated in the January 2 machinegun assassination of President Jose A. Ramon are held incommunicado. The National Assembly moves to appoint a committee to prepare charges and set trial dates as government vows no delay in bringing the guilty to justice.
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Panama City
Panama
Jose Ramon Guizado
Jose A. Ramon
Reman
National Assembly
Guizado
Alejandro Remon
Bar of Justice
Ruben Miro
Remon
Early Spring Hints From Local Sights and Anniversaries
Jack Riggans reports two robins seen on his back porch signaling possible early spring. Mrs. E. P. Fry marks 32 years in Sunday Mothers class with a 25 and 30 year emblem and bar. This week features Printing Education Week and National Thrift Week with several local celebrations.
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Jack Riggans
Shaw Street
E. P. Fry
West
Washington Street
First Methodist Church
Robert E. Lee
Eisenhower
Daily Weather Report
Partly cloudy and cold with a few snow flurries in the north. Highs 28 to 33, tonight 16 to 24. Cloudiness and cold persist Tuesday. US 24 hour stats show max 37, min 17, no precipitation, river stage 7.5. Sunday morn 3 and traces of precipitation are noted.
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United States
Britain and Europe Brace for Flood Threats
Thawing ice and snow pushed river levels higher across Britain and Europe forcing widespread watchfulness for major floods. Snowmelt from Scotland to Switzerland plus a London blackout and a panic in Croydon colored a day of severe weather and fear.
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London
Britain
Europe
Scotland
Switzerland
Germany
U.S. Navy
Rhine River Patrol
Croydon
New Probe Of Peress Case Foreseen By McClellan
Sen. John L. McClellan warned on television that he plans to summon Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens and counselor John G. Adams for a new inquiry into the Peress Case. The investigation targets the handling of Maj. Irving Peress, a New York dentist who was promoted then discharged after refusing loyalty questions. The Senate subcommittee he chairs may also revisit McCarthy era espionage probes.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Army
Robert T. Stevens
John G. Adams
Peress
McClellan
Irving Peress
New York
Arkansan
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Six Are Listed In Week End Traffic Deaths
Six people died in Western Pennsylvania traffic accidents during the weekend including Irvin Baltzerson a 57 year old Pitcairn resident and first aid instructor who fell from an ambulance carrying three crash victims to McKeesport Hospital. The incident occurred on Route 20 in North Versailles as the rear door opened and Baltzerson lost balance while trying to close it. Four other victims were pedestrians.
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Pennsylvania
Irvin Baltzerson
Pitcairn
Pennycott Club
Pitcairn Fire Department
Rt. 20
North Versailles
McKeesport
Baltzerson
Navy Plane Crashes in Atlantic Off Stephenville
A United States Navy Super Constellation transport crashes 70 miles southwest of Stephenville Newfoundland region. All 13 aboard believed drowned after loss of contact during a stormy return to Harmon Field. Five life rafts and debris sighted. no survivors yet. Coast Guard cutters and ships rush to join air search from Argentia.
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Stephenville
Atlantic
Here
Harmon Field
Patuxent
Harmon
Coast Guard
New York
Yakutat
Hoist
Argentia
Nld
Coast
Wesley Church Cornerstone Placed Amid Rainy Ceremony
Eight mementos were sealed in the copper box inside the cornerstone of the new Wesley Methodist church at West Washington and Round Streets. Rev. Charles W. Hoover led the service held Sunday at 2 p.m. despite poor weather, as Indian limestone symbolizing Christ’s foundation was laid. The cornerstone weighed 175 pounds and was set at the entrance.
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New Wesley Methodist Church
West Washington
Round Streets
Charles W. Hoover
Wesley Methodist Church
New Castle News
W. Washington Street
John Forrest
Peter Grittie
James McAdams
Earl Faull
Hoover
Nautilus Begins Surface Sea Trials Today
The USS Nautilus the world’s first atomic powered submarine started a series of trial runs. The 2,800 ton vessel cruised from its Thames River launch point into Long Island Sound, signaling the start of testing before full ocean voyages.
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Groton
Atom-Puelse Nautilus Sets Sail On Sea Trial
The Navy’s atomic powered submarine Nautilus begins a surface sea trial from the Thames river dock at 11 a m to test salt water propulsion. Newsmen aboard the rescue ship Skylark will accompany to observe the historic departure as it heads toward Long Island Sound and Atlantic sea lanes for a two to four day cruise.
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United Press
Telephoto Groton
Conn
Navy
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Darrell Garwood Groton
INS
Thames River
Long Island Sound
Atlantic
Eisenhower seeks big boosts to defense budget
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 600 more mines a larger aircraft carrier three atomic powered submarines and thousands of guided missiles as part of a 34 billion dollar military budget raising operating planes from 35 400 to 36 000 and guiding missile purchases above a billion dollars annually The request also increases atomic energy operating expenses from 1 191 billion to 1 443 billion while urging continued free world military readiness and alert air defense forces and naval air power.
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William Kerwin Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Congress
U. S
Free World
Continental
Strategic Air Command
Naval Air Power
New Clash Reported in Costa Rica Near Santa Rosa
Costa Rican troops clashed with rebel forces near Santa Rosa as four U.S. fighter planes flew toward San Jose to assist. Reports say enemy aircraft participated in the Santa Rosa fighting while anti aircraft batteries in Liberia repelled a raid. The OAS approved an international patrol on the Costa Rica Nicaragua frontier to block rebel arms.
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Julian Weston
San Jose
Costa Rica
INS
Santa Rosa
U.S
Liberia
Organization of American States
OAS
Costa Rica-Nicaragua
Local residents listed with ages and addresses
Alfred Gillest aged 61 of 60814 Pearson street and others such as Frank Lauro 63 of 309 Newell avenue and Mrs Florence Hinish 54 of 1105 Highland avenue appear in a community address list. The roster includes Ada Lee Jenkins 71 Struthers O Emergeen 61 Pu laski Elmer Murray 57 Cleveland Carrie King Young 79 Wampum Robert Alan Gray 23 346 East Washington street Isabel W Trent 62 302 Pearson street Ralph Lyman Hawk 53 610 East Main street and Andrew C Miller 55 Frisco.
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Alfred Gillest
Pearson Street
Frank Lauro
Newell Avenue
Florence Hinish
Highland Avenue
Ada Lee Jenkins
Struthers
O Emergeen
R. D
Pulaski
Elmer Murray
Cleveland
Carrie King Young
A. D
Wampum
Robert Alan Gray
East Washington Street
Isabel W. Trent
Ralph Lyman Hawk
East Main Street
Frisco
Local Korean Veteran Dies After Route 224 Crash
Robert Alan Gray, 23, of 346 East Washington Street, died at 5 30 PM Saturday at the South Side unit of Youngstown hospital. He was injured when the vehicle he occupied slid into a trailer truck on Route 224 about a mile east of Ellsworth, Mahoning County, at 4 30 AM Saturday. Steve Perotta, 25, of 1110 Dushane Street, listed in fair condition at South Side hospital. Dr. David A. Belinky, Mahoning County coroner, continued investigation.
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Mahoning County
Robert Alan Gray
East Washington Street
Steve Perotta
Dushane Street
South Side Hospital
Youngstown
Gray
South Side
Youngstown Hospital
Ellsworth
David A. Belinky
Oil City Man Paul Hogg Missing Since Thursday
State police and volunteers searched the rugged oil country between Oil City and Titusville for Paul Hogg 37 an oil company field engineer who disappeared Thursday after leaving the Quaker State Refining Co Titusville office He was last seen driving along Rt 27 near a service station The search focused on routes he might have taken and his father described him as genial while fearing possible foul play later found dead in a car near Rouseville authorities said the line of inquiry includes carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Oil City
Upi
Paul Hogg
Rouseville
Hogg
Here
Titusville
Oil Company
Quaker State Refining Co
Paul Allison
Allison
C. G. Hogg
Eisenhower Submits Record Peacetime Budget To Congress
President Eisenhower asks Congress for a 62.4 billion dollar budget the largest peacetime military air power outlay in U.S. history It forecasts a 2.4 billion dollar deficit next year and emphasizes combat air strength across the Air Force Navy and Marine Corps amid warnings of an insecure peace and heightened readiness.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Congress
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Strategic Air Command
Naval Air Power
Seven Nations In Arms Pool Conference Opens in Paris
Delegates from seven nations meet at NATO headquarters in Paris to discuss an arms pool and potential compromise with European partners. The talks could influence France’s ratification of the Western European Union enabling German rearmament.
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Paris
Renee
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
France
Britain
Holland
Ellwood News Classifieds Spark Local Interest
Classifieds and notices highlight radio TV listings. Editorial and sports sections feature local briefs and entertainment notes.
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Kcross
Ellwood News
Calorie-Counting Gal Subdues Appetite For Pie
A woman limits sweets and starches to manage weight with a running calorie tally for each meal. She lists every item from carrots to beans and notes a longing for pie. After meals she weighs herself, declaring today’s count twenty seven.
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