King Saud Arrives in Washington for Peace Talks
King Saud of Saudi Arabia lands in New York en route to Washington for a four day official visit to seek peace in the Middle East, calling Eisenhower his friend as fog could delay his flight aboard the Columbine.
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United Press
White House
Washington
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Saudi Arabia
Eisenhower
Middle East
New York
Columbine
United States
Middle East Doctrine Faces House Vote and Senate Probes
President Eisenhower seeks House approval for a Middle East doctrine amid expected significant opposition from both parties. Senate committees plan a sweeping inquiry into 11 years of U.S. policy, while past Formosa debate is recalled as a contrast. The joint session resolution aimed to deter outside communist aggression in the region advances despite predicted "no" votes.
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Eisenhower
House
Senate
U.S
Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Mideast
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Formosa
Alameda
Calif
S. S. Jeanny
Todd Shipyards
Tito visit to the U S may be canceled
Belgrade newspaper Borba reports Marshal Tito cannot travel to the United States due to an anti Yugoslav campaign in Congress and the American press. The regime provided no official cancellation but suggested Tito might still go if Washington opposes the hostile campaign.
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U.S
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White House
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Daily Weather Report Fair and Colder Tonight
Fair and colder tonight with low temperatures from zero to 10 above. Thursday brings increasing cloudiness and cold with snow possible by afternoon or night. 24 hour US weather period ends 7 am with max 4 and min 23, precipitation .11 inches including rain and snow, river stage 7.4 feet. A year ago same date recorded max 41, min 32, precipitation .18 inches including rain snow and sleet.
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Bandits Loot Pittsburgh Bank in 15 Minute Heist
A four man gang robbed Peoples First National Bank and Trust Co. in Pittsburgh, securing about $39,900 and passing over $50,000 in the vault while fleeing in a green late model sedan. FBI and Allegheny detectives pursue leads as bank staff and customers were herded into the open vault.
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Peoples First National Bank and Trust Co
Hays
FBI
Allegheny County
Thomas Scoffield
Mesta Machine Co
Record Warmth Marks 110 Degrees In Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires reached 110 degrees on Tuesday, the highest temperature in a century for the local weather bureau. The extreme heat set a new record for the city and prompted warnings and health advisories.
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Buenos Aires
Canada and U S push for Gaza cease evacuation plan
Canada and the United States launched a diplomatic drive at the United Nations to secure broad sponsorship for a proposed resolution calling for simultaneous Israeli evacuation and UN occupation of the Gaza Strip and Aqaba gulf. Foreign Minister Lester B. Pearson and U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge urged expanding UN emergency forces into land and sea units to cover disputed areas.
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INS
Canada
United States
Gaza Strip
Aqaba Gulf
Lester B. Pearson
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Escape Attempt On Airliner Fails Over Washington
A prisoner attempting to seize a Northwest Airlines Stratocruiser 45 minutes from Detroit to Washington attacked stewardess Virginia Buss and the cockpit door. Marshals restraining him beat him with a blackjack and recaptured him as Pilot A J Stahel and crew aided.
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Northwest Airlines
Detroit
Louis Arguilla
Braintree
Mass
Baltimore
Virginia Buss
Minneapolis
Arquilla
Miss Buss
A. J. Stahel
Jaycees Name Nick Binder 1956 Key Man
The Jaycees last night named Nick Binder the 1956 Key Man for outstanding contributions to the organization. George Reid presented the award while a Youngstown civic leader stressed cooperation in community life.
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Nick Binder
Youngstown
George Reid
Binder
Jaycee
Carl Gangloff
Temperatures Drop to 32 Below in Big Piney and Rise in Kingsville
The morning low in Big Piney Wyoming reached 32 below zero, the coldest reading reported by the U S Weather Bureau, while Kingsville Texas logged a high of 86 degrees.
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Big Piney
Wyo
U. S. Weather Bureau
Kingsville
Tex
New Cars on Display Tonight in Charity Auto Show
Traffic will be heavy for four days as at least 30 brand new 1957 automobiles valued over 100000 compete for attention under the New Castle Rotary Club sponsorship. In cooperation with the New Castle Automobile Dealers Assn the Rotary Club presents the first auto show here in 15 years to aid charity with 1500 in prizes. The show opens tonight at 6 p.m. and runs to 10 p.m. through Friday.
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New Castle
Paris crash kills Tunisian ex-minister among 74 aboard
A four engine Armagnac airliner with 74 on board crashed during foggy landing at Orly. One passenger died, pilot in serious condition, 12 others injured. The fatal passenger was former Tunisian Minister Gen Habib Djellouli. The plane split on impact, with crew and passengers trapped briefly under wreckage and cargo including frozen fish and oranges.
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CNS
Orly Field
Habib Djellouli
Armagnac
Five Students Die In Crash Near Wilkes-Barre
Five East Stroudsburg State Teachers College students died in a head-on collision with a Greyhound bus on an icy highway between Wilkes-Barre and Stroudsburg. The victims were returning to classes after midterm vacations. names listed include Terry Hawk, 19, of the Pocono Mountains. The crash followed a series of fatal and near fatal accidents caused by hazardous ice glazed roads across the state.
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East Stroudsburg State Teachers College
Pocono Mountains
Greyhound
Blakeslee
Stroudsburg
Terry Hawk
Williamson Takes Post On Turnpike
Merritt A. Williamson becomes a member of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission at age 41. He replaces the late David E. Watson, joining Chairman G. Franklin McSorley and Commissioner James F. Torrance who temporarily depart, leaving a three member quorum to be filled by Governor Leader's appointee and other officials. Williamson is dean of the Penn State College of Engineering.
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Merritt A. Williamson
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Commission
G. Franklin McSorley
James F. Torrance
Engineering College
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State Senate
George M. Leader
David E. Watson
Philadelphia
McSorley and Torrance
Joseph J. Lawler
John F. Byrne
Senate
Lawler
Byrne
Women Drop Charge Against State Troopers
Two women, Lucille Orrico and Mary Brown, withdrew assault and battery charges against Troopers Arnold Fonseca and Thomas Petrovich. Justice of the Peace Donald Pitzer cited lack of attorneys after attorney Donald Williams withdrew and medical advice urging Mrs Brown to avoid stress after a recent operation in Cleveland.
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Donald Pitzer
Shenango Twp
Lucille Orrico
Harrison Sr
Mary Brown
Arnold Fonseca
Thomas Petrovich
Pitzer
Atty
Donald Williams
Advce
Deaths of William Beezley Eva Durst and Charles Law
Three deaths reported with William Hugh Beezley aged 30 of New Wilmington Charles S Law aged 60 of RD 3 Harbor Road and Mrs Eva Durst aged 71 of 1404 Old Princeton Road.
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New Wilmington
Charles S. Law
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Old
Princeton Rd
Flood Toll Rises as Eastern Floods Kill One and Mourn Three Missing
Heavy rains caused flash floods across Virginia West Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee swamping 13 communities with damages in the millions. A 7 year old boy drowned in Logan West Virginia while four others remain missing and residents are evacuated from Pound Virginia and Hazard Kentucky as waters isolate towns and black out Welch Hospital. Elsewhere 55 to 60 railroad workers are trapped by 21 feet of snow in Cumbres Pass New Mexico as Army Weasels attempt to reach them.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pound
Cumberland Valley
Barbourville
Logan
W. Va
Hazard
Mud Fork Creek
Logan County
Harlan
Welch
Rockies
Cumbres Pass
Chama
N.M
Lake Erie To Cut two Trains Between Pittsburgh and Youngstown
P. and L. E. president John W. Barriger announced Pittsburgh to Youngstown trains No. 30 and No. 79 will be discontinued effective Sunday. The cut ends mail-hauling contracts feeding West Pittsburg Wampum New Castle in Lawrence County. Rail line cites loss of government mail revenue as reason and says mail business will quit permanently.
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L. E
John W. Barriger
Youngstown
West Pittsburg
Wampum
New Castle
Lawrence County
Barriger
Barriser
Classified Comics Cross Word Editorial Elwood Obituary
A fragmented page shows sections labeled Classified Comics Cross Word Editorial Elwood Obituary with partial references to media and theater listings and contact numbers. The readable text hints at a community newspaper layout featuring ads and notices.
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Cross Word Editorial
Elwood Obituary
Groundhog predicts lingering cold ahead this Saturday
Arthur Mometer dreams of warm days while the groundhog slumbers in winter. He notes the tale of the shadow and forecasts six more weeks of unsettled weather. Saturday morning he will rise and inspect the skies, reading the gauge at thirty six.
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