France Looks To De Gaulle For Solution
Paris reports the Algerian rebellion near a flash point as de Gaulle seeks a solution to avert civil war in Algeria and a parallel May 1958 upheaval. The nation backs de Gaulle though the army's loyalty remains pivotal for Algiers and France.
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Paris
Algiers
France
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
le Monde
National Assembly
Elysee
Humanite
Work Resumes At Wampum Plant After 170 Day Strike
A 170 day strike at Medusa Portland Cement Co ended with a settlement announced by Federal Mediator Henry L. Maggiolo. The agreement between Medusa and Local 173 United Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers Union was reached after an all day negotiation at the plant and work will resume early next week.
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Wampum
Medusa Portland Cement Co
Henry L. Maggiolo
United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers Union
Martin Urges Group Support Higher Taxes
The union unanimously approved the new contract last night. Ernest A. Furrer, director of employee relations, said production would resume by mid week. The contract is retroactive to June 1, 1959 and expires May 41, 196).
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Ernest A. Furrer
Maggiolo
State highway program urged by Harrisburg official
Harrisburg officials pressed for a 1 cent or more rise in the gasoline tax to fund a 200 million dollar annual road construction program. Secretary Park H. Martin told the Pennsylvania Highway Material Producers Conference that higher fuel taxes would not curb consumption and urged spending 250 million annually for 12 years to improve roads and boost motor travel.
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Park H. Martin
Highways Material
Martin
Pennsylvania Highway Material Producers’ Conference
David L. Lawrence
State House
General Assembly
Senate
Pennsylvania
Philip R. Phelps
Education
Phelps
Cranberry Two
Beaver County
Planning Commission
Harold Marshall
Supt. of County Schools
Irwin W. Stankard
County Directors Back Regional Plans and Budget
Lawrence County School Board approves a regional planning commission and a $13,336 budget for the county superintendent's office. The plan and budget now go to the county commissioners for approval.
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Lawrence County
Regional Planning Commission
Daniel McQuiston
Regional Planning Study Committee
Asst
Milton A. Pattison
Two Large Rail Unions Seek End to Deadlocked Talks
Arbitration or presidential fact finding may head off a nationwide rail union strike after talks with 97 000 workers stalled. BLE and BLF E negotiations broke down with 168 170 railroads affected. A 14 percent wage demand and escalator clause are on BLF E targets as bargaining pauses continue.
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Chicago
UPI
Leverett Edwards
National Mediation Board
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
BLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
BLF
National Railway Labor Act
Edwards
BLFE
Lodge Choice Of Joe Martin For VP Spot
Representative Joseph W. Martin Jr of Massachusetts backs Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge for the GOP vice presidential nomination. Martin, a former House leader, would gauge Lodge’s view while noting Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson as a second choice. He doubts Senate and House gains are likely in November.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph W. Martin Jr
GOP
House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Martin
Lodge
LC. S
United Nations
New York City
Treasury
Robert B Anderson
Anderson
Massachusetts
Senate
Obituary notices for John Pringle and Mrs DeMonaco
Two death notices record John Pringle aged 86 of 2411 Wilmington Road and Mrs John G DeMonaco aged 44 of 11th Street West Pittsburg. The items appear in a Friday January 29 1960 newspaper page.
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John Pringle
Wilmington Rd
John G. DeMonaco
11Th St
West Pittsburg
Union Two Group Seeks 500 Home Sewer Connections
Union Two Sewer and Disposal Authority will ask City Council to permit 500 residents in Union Two to connect to the city sewers after failing to reach an agreement with the township school district on a sewer line. The move follows planning for on site disposal and a probe into township garbage needs while city council previously rejected metropolitan sewer plans.
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Union Two
Sewer and Disposal Authority
Robert E. Jamison
Jamison
Neshannock
Shenango
John R. Galazia
Alfred M. Kegarise
Union Two Citizens Council
Tom West
State Health Department
Galazia
Milton Pattison
Robert M. White
Consoer, Townsend and Associates
City
Herman F. Steinbrink
Harness Racing Commissioners Take Up Duties
Harrisburg UPI Pennsylvanias first Harness Racing Commission officially began work with focus on legalized pari mutuel betting. Chairman Sheppard and members Kane Cusick pledged petitions for county circulation, with filing deadlines ahead of the November ballot.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
John S. Rice
Lawrence B. Sheppard
Hanover
Edward J. Kane
Philadelphia
Martin J. Cusick
Sharpsville
Sheppard
Commission
Kane
Cusick
Rice
Agriculture
Agriculture Department
PUC Denies Move For New Hearing
The Public Utility Commission denied a state Department of Highways request for a new hearing on cost allocations for repairing or rebuilding the Mahoning Ave. Viaduct.
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PUC
Public Utility Commission
State Department of Highways
Mahoning Ave
Leon Schwarzz
Commission
City of
New Castle
Gamble Agrees to Ditch Lover Pending Divorce
New York report says teenage heiress Gamble Benedict will stay away from lover Andre Porumbeanu while she awaits divorce proceedings. Gamble cried as court announced the arrangement after elopement last December. she and Porumbeanu had been separated since prior week.
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Gamble
Lover
New York
Gamble Benedict
Gets As di
Andre Porumbeanu
Remington Typewriter
Airs
Henry Harper
Niet
Porumbeanu
Paris
Porumbeatnu
Manhattan Supreme Court
J. Douglas Sharpe
Brattleboro, Vt
Daily Weather Report With Fog Drizzle Snow Forecast
Foggy with drizzle in the south and light snow in the north today. Highs reach 33 to 43 with colder tonight and possible several inches of snow. Saturday will be cloudy windy and cold with snow flurries. 24 hour stats show a high of 43 and low of 36 with 0.3 inches precipitation and a 9 foot river stage.
Inside Today's News Pair Page Classified 40
The fragment lists page sections like TV Log Comics Society and editorial notes. It references obituaries and stock listings as part of a vintage classified page with notices and announcements. No clear story or event is identifiable from readable text.
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Bere Flimood
Mayor Provides Police Protection for Threatened Family
Mayor Frank Franko ordered police on guard after a Negro family on Colby Avenue in Youngstown received two KKK threats following their move into a white neighborhood. The action followed a NAACP appeal, while the FBI reported no active Klan cells in the area.
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UPI
Frank Franko
Franko
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Rufus Gillam
Colby Avenue
KKK
FBI
Foggy Night Reflections on Home and Travel
A poetic vignette recalls fogbound highways and the pull of home. The narrator contemplates night travel, distant imagery, and the eerie mood of a shadowy landscape, expressing longing for a hearthstone when roads are unclear and treacherous.
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Tep
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Pac
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International Union
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New Castle News
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E. D. Book
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