Conference of Foreign Ministers May Be Called
UN officials indicate Dag Hammarskjold may press for a conference of foreign ministers from all nations with a stake in Gaza Aqaba and Suez to address urgent Middle East issues. The plan emerged during Hammarskjold's week of talks with diplomats before his departure for Cairo.
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Conference of Foreign Ministers
United Nations, N. Y
INS -U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Gaza
Aqaba
Suez
Cairo
Health Fair Opening Day Draws Large Crowd
The second annual Jaycee YMCA Health and Safety Fair opened in the Y building drawing over 500 attendees. A rope escape demonstration by city firemen highlighted the first day alongside a 1913 fire truck on display.
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Jaycee-Ymca
Spring treasure hunt boosts downtown sales
Local families flock to downtown shops for a spring treasure hunt and sale with stores open until nine tonight for late shoppers. The Free Public library reports high reading activity among children as spring vibes mix with yearlong routines.
Daily Weather Report Fair and Cool Tonight
Weather report notes a fair and cool night with a low between 24 and 28. Friday brings increasing cloudiness with little temperature change. 24hour stats show high 35 low 29 precipitation .05 inches and river stage 7.6 feet. Year ago values: high 39 low 10 and no precipitation.
Five Killed and Six Injured In Bi jou Auto Crash
Five people died and six were injured when a car left the highway near Bi jou Minnesota and plunged into a water filled ditch already struck by a high tension electric pole. Three rescuers who approached the burning vehicle were electrocuted. Victims include driver William T Schultz 28 of Winger and passenger Donald Haugen 20 of Winger. Passersby Arnold Rolf 18 Fossten Clark Hoidal 21 Winger Marvin Duncan Jr 19 Fossten also killed trying to help.
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Bijou
Minn
Ins
William T. Schultz
Winger
Donald Haugen
Arnold Rolf
Fossten
Clark Hoidal
Marvin Dunican Jr
Probers Seek To Get Records From Dave Beck
Senate Rackets Committee asks Teamster President Dave Beck for full personal financial records and awaits his promise to surrender them before his Tuesday appearance. Chairman McClellan also seeks Frank Brewster's personal records amid linked rackets allegations in Portland. If Beck refuses, the panel says it has subpoena blanks ready.
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Herbert Foster
John A. Goldsmith
United Press
Washington
Senate Rackets Committee
Dave Beck
John L. McClellan
Beck
Frank W. Brewster
Portland
Ore
Brewster
McClellan
Bull chase ends with three car crash in city county
After a bull loosed by a resident chased trucks and drivers, city police alerted state authorities. State trooper Arthur Turrano rounded up the animal onto a truck and returned it to New Castle Packing Co. He was followed by a pickup and another car when the crash occurred. Andrew Sabo and Bennie W. McLaurin were in the two vehicles involved as the McLaurin car tried to pass.
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Sampson St
Rt. 422
The
New Castle Packing Co
Arthur Turrano
Turrano
Andrew Sabo
E. Euclid Ave
Sabo
Bennie W. McLaurin
W .Grant St
McLaurin
Convicted of Gangland Murder 28 Years Ago
James Cockeye O Leary a 3 year old Jersey City used car dealer was found guilty of second degree murder in a gangland killing from 28 years earlier. The jury took over four hours to return the verdict in Paterson New Jersey.
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Paterson
N. J
Jersey City
James Cockeye O'Leary
Alex Schmutzy Szabo
Hammarskjold Opens Cairo Talks on Suez and Peace
UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold began five days of talks in Cairo with President Nasser as Syria faced a military purge of a pro-Soviet figure. Western sources doubted success and warned the canal dispute risked a return to the October crisis when Britain France and Israel invaded Egypt. International proposals for canal internalization and tolls to an international bank were rejected by Nasser, maintaining the deadlock that triggered last October’s invasion.
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Walter Logan
United Press
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Suez Canal
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Syria
Abdel Hamid Serraj
Hammarskjold
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Jerusalem
Nasser
Only Way to Cut Budget Is Stop New Federal Projects
A House Appropriations subcommittee urged cutting the budget by halting new federal projects and rejected tightening Congress over spending as ineffective. It noted yearly new programs and extensions raise debt, while deauthorizing existing programs is rare. The House later approved a trimmed appropriations bill shaving over half a billion from a 5.9 billion operating request affecting 18 agencies including Civil Defense and Veterans Affairs.
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Washington
House Appropriations
Administration
Hoover Commission
Congress
Treasury
House
Civil Defense and
Veterans Administrations
Four Die In Wartime Bomb Explosion In Treviso
In Treviso Italy four people including two children were killed when a German war bomb exploded. Armando Nicoletti age 36 found the bomb on his farm and, along with his two children and another farmer, began playing with it Wednesday police said.
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Treviso
Italy
Armando Nicoletti
Hospitals Plan Uses For Ford Foundation Fund
Jameson Memorial and New Castle Hospitals will use Ford Foundation funds for building projects. New Castle Hospital aims to expand bed capacity and facilities after a prior stalled expansion. The grant totals 61,600 with 30,800 remaining to be received. The Jameson Memorial funds will support continued plans.
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Jameson Memorial
New Castle
Ford Foundation
Preston Flaherty
New Castle Hospital
Nursing School Plans
Lauri G. Laurell
Jameson Memorial Hospital Board
Ford
Nixon Returns From African Tour Today
Vice President Richard M. Nixon lands in Washington and will brief President Eisenhower on his eight nation African tour and Italy trip. He faced a diplomatic cross current in Tunisia amid Tunisia’s independence celebration, boycotted by France and attended by Algerian representatives.
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Washington
Ins
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Italy
Tunisia
France
May Draft Call In State For 875 Pennsylvanians
State Selective Service headquarters announced a May draft for 875 Pennsylvanians. Draftees must be at least 22 years old.
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Harrisburg
INS
Selective Service
Egypt Plans Suez Reopening On Own Terms
President Gamal Abdel Nasser will tell UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold at their crisis meeting that Egypt will reopen the Suez Canal next month on its own terms. He rejects the 50 50 tolls split proposed by the U S Britain France and Norway and says the 1888 Constantinople Convention guarantees free passage for ships of all nations except Israel.
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Charles P. Arnot Cairons
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nasser
U.S
Britain
France
Norway
Hammarskjold
Israel
Queen Mary Sent To Sea Amid Labor Tug Tensions
London reports the Queen Mary was eased out to sea by Admiralty tugs despite warnings from shipyard and tug workers. Union leaders feared a broader tugboat strike could derail shipping, as 209,000 workers walked out and the government pressed Labour measures amid industrial unrest.
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London
Royal Navy
Cunard Line
Admiralty
New York
Navy
Southampton
Iain MacLeod
Local Man Treated For Head Laceration After Fall
Thomas Latonna, 3, of 1301 N Mer cer Street, was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 12 30 p m yesterday for a laceration to the back of the head suffered after a fall at home.
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Thomas Latonna
N. Mercer St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Seventeen Men Called Up for Army Duty in County
Seventeen men from the county were summoned for induction into the Armed Forces by the two Selective Service Boards. They must report at the American Legion Auditorium on E. Falls Street at 6 15 am and will be sent by bus to Pittsburgh for pre induction physical exams. Listed are William Martin Raykovics Donald Paul Sharilla Dale Alien Jennings Edward Eugene Yoho Harrison Hester James Wilbur Houk Louis Sedwick Tony Dominelli Robert Ottaviani Carl St Clair Samuel Phillips Domenick Palmer George Chalkins Edwin Frey Nick Merlino David Hall Edward Hallowich and others with addresses in Ellwood City Portersville Bessemer and nearby areas.
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American Legion Auditorium
E. Falls St
Pittsburgh
County Board
William Martin Raykovics
Keystone Way
Ellwood City
Donald Paul Sharilla
Hazel St
Dale Alien Jennings
New Wilmington
Edward Eugene Yoho
Harrison Hough Hester
Mortis St
James Wilbur Houk
Orchard Ave
Louis Watter Sedwick
Smithfield St
Joseph Tony Dominelli
Hazel Ave
Robert Joseph Ottaviani
Franklin Ave
Carl William St. Clair
Portersvile RD
Samuel Sargis Phillips
Bessemer
Death Record Listing for Perry Cress and others
Perry A. Cress aged 90 of Wampum, died Thursday March 21, 1957. Raymond Ray Hazen aged 44 of Ebbwood City, MA is listed. Mrs Civita Ruggiero known as Maria Rogers aged 82 of Lowellville, Ohio is noted in the notice.
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Perry A. Cress
Wampum
Raymond Ray Hazen
Ebbwood City
Civita Ruggiero
Maria Rogers
Lowellville
Eisenhower Macmillan open summit on Middle East crisis
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan opened their summit at the Mid Ocean Club to discuss Anglo American interests in the Middle East and aid to Poland. Secretary Dulles and Selwyn Lloyd to shape the agenda before the leaders meet. Eisenhower to listen first, Britain to take the initiative.
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United Press
Hamilton
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
U.S.S
Canberra
Middle East
Poland
John Woodall
Tucker’s Town
INS
White House
Tucker's Town
Mid-Ocean Club
John Foster Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Winston Churchill
France
Joseph Laniel
Four Israelis Killed in Jordanian Border Clash
Bodies of four Israelis killed by Jordanian soldiers were turned over to UN observers. A military spokesman said an Israeli patrol crossed 12 miles into Jordan near Abukhashaben village, triggering a 30 minute firefight with no Jordanian casualties.
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Jack Lavie
Jerusalem
INS
United Nations
Amman
Abukhashaben
Ellwood Classifieds and Theater News Page
Community listings include radio TV MM comics and society notes with crosswords puzzles sports and obituaries. Local ads and theater listings appear alongside stock pages and area news briefs from Ellwood with requested contact numbers.
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Cross
Aera Ellwood
Winter Plant Care Ends As Roses Thaw Beneath Leaves
The writer recalls packing roses with maple leaves for warmth and protection during winter. Now that spring arrives with sunny forty seven degrees, the leaves must be removed to reveal plants waking from a snow blanket and prepare for growing season.
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