Demonstrations By American Air Atomic Power Seen Ahead
United Press reports more global demonstrations of American air atomic power are expected after the B52 round the world flight. Three B52 Stratofortresses completed a 24 325 mile non stop mission in 45 hours 19 minutes with a simulated bomb drop near the Malay Peninsula. SAC plans 11 B52 wings and jet tankers to replace piston refuelers, enabling 12 000 mile missions in a single day.
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United Press
March Air Force Base
Calif
Washington
Kremlin
Malay Peninsula
Strategic Air Command
SAC
U.S.A.F
Globe
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
U.S
England
Mediterranean
Middle East
Indian Ocean
Philippine Islands
Snowy respite forecast for Western Pennsylvanians
A thaw is forecast tomorrow with moderating rain after a heavy snow spell. City crews are removing snow curbside to ease vehicle start up while piles of cinders shrink countywide. Kids built many snowmen and birds visit feeding stations, with cardinals common this winter.
Weather forecast and 24 hour statistics
Partly cloudy in the south and snow flurries in the north with heavy squalls tonight. Low 12 to 20. Sunday cloudy and warmer with rain and snow in the afternoon. 24 hour period ending 7 1 maximum 20 minimum 4 precipitation traces snow river stage 5.9 feet. Compared with last year same date: max 37 min 21 precip .05 inches and half an inch of snow.
Teen-Age Girl Killed in Bradford Two-Car Crash
Bradford Pa. INS reports 18 year old Shirley Hall of Bradford died Friday night in a two car crash. She rode with James L. Kahle 26 in one car while James Pascarela 17 in the other escaped injury. McKean county’s first traffic fatality of 1957.
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Bradford
INS
Shirley Hall
McKean County
James L. Kahle
James Pascarela
Pascarela
Kahle
Five Men Entombed In Alaska Mine Rescue Effort
Rescue crews fought a hard battle to reach five miners trapped after a violent explosion at Jonesville Alaska. Workers advanced inch by inch down the 1000 foot slope and were 35 feet from the entrance, believed trapped at the 150 foot level amid several cave ins and foul air from a burst ventilating fan.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Jonesville
Ingrid Bergman Returns to U.S. After Seven Year Exile
Ingrid Bergman arrives in New York for a brief visit ending a seven year self imposed exile over her affair with Roberto Rossellini. The 39 year old Academy Award winner left the United States in 1949 as Mrs Peter Lindstrom and returns as Mrs Rossellini to accept the New York Film Critics best actress award amid Oscar buzz.
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New York
Ingrid Bergman
United States
Roberto Rossellini
America
Peter Lindstrom
Rossellini
Film Critics
Frigid Cold Recedes in Pennsylvania Weekend Outlook
The frigid spell easing in Pennsylvania as temperatures are set to moderate today tonight and Sunday. Readings ranged from zero in Venango County to the low teens elsewhere, with many areas in the 12 to 19 degree zone.
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Pennsylvania
Venango County
Legislature To Reconvene On Tuesday In Harrisburg
The Republican controlled General Assembly plans a Tuesday reconvening to finalize groundwork for a joint probe into the Democratic state administration and to speed top priority bills. House Leader Albert Johnson predicts a floor fight with Democrats but expects passage of a GOP resolution to investigate commuted death sentences of three Philadelphia killers, sending it to the Senate.
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Harrisburg
UPI
General Assembly
House
Albert Johnson R-Mckean
Philadelphia
Johnson
Senate
Four Are Killed As Autos Crash
Four people die in a head on collision between two Cadillacs on a county road northwest of Muncie Indiana. Victims include brothers Clifford and Ronald Riggins both 34 and 25 of Anderson. Another brother Darrell Riggins 27 escaped injury and sought help at the home of Delaware County prosecutor Bernell Mitchell. Victims in the other Cadillac are Virgil E Hoppes 34 and Audrey Mudd 34 both of Alexandria.
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Muncie, Ind
INS
Muncie
Indiana
Clifford W. Riggins
Ronald Riggins
Anderson
Darrell Riggins
Delaware County
Bernell Mitchell
Delaware County Sheriff's Office
Virgil Eugene Hoppes
Alexandria
Audrey Mudd
Ball Memorial Hospital
King Saud Heads to U S for Talks on Eisenhower Doctrine
King Saud of Saudi Arabia flies to the United States for conferences with Washington officials about the Eisenhower plan to stem communism in the Middle East. He leaves after a late-night Arab summit with Nasser, Hussein, and Sabri El Assali, with communiqués noting discussions on the plan, Suez and regional ties.
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Cairo
Saud
Saudi Arabi
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hussein
Jordan
Sabri el Assali
Suez Canal
Egypt
London
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
Wedding Day for Governor of New Jersey
Helen Dani Stevenson, 28, a cousin of Adlai Stevenson, becomes first lady of New Jersey as Governor Robert B. Mevyner, 48, and the Oberlin College president’s daughter marry in a 4 p.m. EST ceremony at First Church on the campus. The couple met during Meyner's appearance at the college mock convention last May and dated in New York while Dani worked in Adlai’s headquarters.
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Norman G. Cornish
United Press
Oberlin
Ohio
Helen Dani Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
New Jersey
Robert B. Mevyner
Oberlin College
William E. Stevenson
First
Meyner
New York
Dani
Adlai
Farmer Dies From Cold Near Home in Washington
Washington County authorities report 37 year old farmer Edward Heinz froze to death within a few feet of his home during the cold snap. Neighbors found his body Friday after he had not been seen for a week. he had been ill recently and apparently collapsed outside his residence.
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Washington, Pa
INS
Washington County
Edward Heinz
Heinz
Afro-Asian Bloc presses for Egypt withdrawal at U N session
At a rare Saturday UN General Assembly session, 25 of 27 Afro Asian bloc nations push a resolution demanding Israeli troops withdraw from Egypt within five days. Egypt and Laos oppose, noting regret over noncompliance with the 1949 armistice lines.
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Bruce W. Munn
United Press
United Nations
N.Y
U. N. General Assembly
Egypt
Laos
Israel
U.N
Poland Votes in First Free Election Since WWII
Warsaw reports Sunday elections may end Gomulka era and liberalize Poland. The vote tests Gomulka’s democ ratization challenge against hardline Stalinists, with results expected to influence other East European states.
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Anthony J. Cavendish
United Press
Warsaw
Poland
UPI
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Molotov Attacks US Expansion Claims In Middle East
V. M. Molotov denounces American expansionism in a Voronezh speech reported by Tass. He says the Soviet and Chinese alliance supports Arab states to counter perceived Eisenhower doctrine aggression. Washington officials call the joint Soviet Chinese statement propaganda.
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America
Russia
Middle East
Molotov
Voronezh
Tass
Red China
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Chou En-Lai
Chou
Moscow
Tashkent
Peiping
Washington
Congress
Six in Family Die in Virginia Farmhouse Fire
A 45 year old handyman Ray Bostic his wife Imogene and their four daughters Alice May Barbara Sue Mary Ellan and Wanda Sue died in a Friday night house fire in Pocahontas Virginia. Police suspect an overheated stove started the blaze which broke out after 9 p.m. EST. Fire units arrived ten miles away but the frame house had burned to the ground.
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Pocahontas
Ray Bostic
Imogene
Alice May
Barbara Sue
Mary Ellan
Wanda Sue
Bostic
President To Take Private Oath Sunday
Fifty members of the Eisenhower family will join the President in a private oath ceremony in the east room of the White House. Vice President Nixon will bring eleven members of his family. Four nonrelated attendees include White House Press Secretary Hager ty and Chief Justice Warren who will administer the oath. Frank K. Sanderson and his wife are the other two unrelated attendees.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
James C. Hagerty
Earl Warren
Frank K. Sanderson
Sanderson
Inauguration Program Opens with Star Studded Show
Washington prepares for the quadrennial celebration with a two-venue, million dollar variety program at Capitol Theater and Aline Arena. Ray Bolger Pat Boone Phil Silvers Tony Martin Tony and Sally DeMarco and Edgar Bergen headline. The private oath will be taken Sunday at the White House with 57 expected witnesses, including President and Vice President families.
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Washington
Capitol Theater
Aline Arena
Ray Bolger
Pat Boone
Phil Silvers
Tony Martin
Tony
Sally DeMarco
Edgar Bergen
White House
Capitol
James C. Hagerty
Richard M. Nixon
Edgar
Tacoma
Wash
William O
Eisenhower
Page & Cotumn
Two Men Die In Dayton Auto Crash
Lane L. Curry, 29, of Carnegie Pennsylvania, the driver, and Gilbert C. Gainey, 27, of Daytona Beach Florida, a passenger, were killed when their car failed to negotiate a curve south of Dayton on Route 49. Both were students at the National Cash Register School in Dayton.
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Dayton, O
INS
Pennsylvania
Florida
Dayton
Lane L. Curry
Carnegie
Gilbert C. Gainey
Daytona Beach
Fla
National Cash Register School
Eisenhower Grants Atomic Missiles Priority in Defense Plan
President Eisenhower orders atomic missiles to top defense program priorities. The directive directs builders and researchers of intercontinental and intermediate range rockets to have first access to needed materials. He urges Congress to approve a 4.5 billion dollar budget to accelerate development and production of missiles armed with atomic warheads.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Free Nations
Congress
Ellwood Obituary and Classifieds Feature Brief
A compact page highlights Ellwood obituary notices alongside classifieds and local listings. The feature includes want ads, society notes, radio and TV listings, sports, churches, theaters, and editorial content from page 14, column l.
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Cross Word
Ellwood
Push to speed action on Eisenhower Middle East doctrine
Washington lawmakers moved to wrap up public hearings on the Eisenhower Middle East doctrine next week. Soviet Premier Bulganin and Red Chinese Premier Chou En Lai vowed full support to Middle East nations, labeling the plan a propaganda bid to frighten and buy influence.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Middle East
Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas
Gordon D. Il
Air Force
Thomas Kk. Finletter
Russia
China
Nikolai Bulganin
Chou En-Lai
Moscow
White House
State Department
Capitol Hill
After meal comfort Arthur Mometer speaks to birds
The text urges readers to remember hungry birds after meals and cold weather. It asks for bread or grain offerings and table scraps to help birds until snow thaws, noting the author is twenty one today.
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