Eisenhower to Decide Friday Return From Denver
President Eisenhower faces a medical guided choice on whether to return to Washington on Friday or delay his departure. Dr. Paul Dudley White said the decision rests with the president after doctors draft a program for recuperation, with a possible one day in the capital before a Gettysburg convalescence.
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Denver
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Ins
Pene
Washington
Gettysburg
Boston
Columbine III
White House
Master Singers
Denver Choral i
Local Weather Boosts Traffic Amid Holiday Preparations
Mild Sunday weather drew crowds to district highways as traffic officers managed flows at church events and city sites. Hunters report good rabbit and squirrel hunts while pheasants lag behind. residents warned about carbon monoxide dangers in garages and campaign posters are slated for removal before Christmas.
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Pa Newe
Sunny south and cold north with snow flurries forecast
The forecast calls for sunny spells in the south and partly cloudy skies to the north with a chance of snow flurries. Cool with a high near 45 and a cold night expected, low 25 to 30. Tuesday turns mostly cloudy and colder with more snow flurries.
Secretary Wilson backs another summit if needed for peace
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson said he would favor a fresh summit of the Big Four if required to achieve world peace. Returning from Geneva, Wilson said the Russians seemed affable yet determined on their own objectives, with the West sharing similar resolve. He added another Eisenhower led meeting might not be necessary if Geneva fails to fix German unification. He noted global concern over the Middle East during talks.
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Washington
INS
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
U. S
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
France
Geneva
Wilson
Middle East
U S Hopeful Israel Egypt Will Seek Peace
The United States expresses hope that Israel and Egypt will reach peace in the Holy Land while warning against a large war. Assistant Secretary George V. Allen says the U S fears Communist arms aid to Egypt and stresses neutrality and friendship with both sides. Burns urges troop withdrawals from a buffer zone as Eban and Hussein discuss a constructive plan.
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Washington
INS
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Holy Land
George V. Allen
U. S
Middle East
Allen
FE. L. M Burns
Palestine
UA. S
Abba Eban
Eban
Ahmed Hussein
France
Britain
Defense Secretary Tackles Guided Missile Jurisdiction
Secretary Charles E. Wilson arrives in Washington after Geneva and plans to decide which service, Army or Air Force, or both, will control medium range guided missiles with 750 mile range or more. He will seek details once at the Pentagon.
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Darrell Garwood Washington
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Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Washington National
Geneva
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
Defense Secretary
Europe
Ten Year Old Girl Kills Father In Domestic Tragedy
In Jacksonville Florida a 10-year-old girl fatally stabbed her father Thurman C. Fowler 41 with a butcher knife during a quarrel with his wife Sue Ann 35. The child’s name was not released and she is in juvenile custody.
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Jacksonville Fla
INS
Thurman C. Fowler
Sue Ann
Dulles Gains From Tito Meeting on Freedoms
In Geneva, John Foster Dulles outlines a strategy built on Tito’s claim that satelite nations deserve independence. He plans to press the four foreign ministers to extend the Tito-Dulles accord and argues Tito’s stance threatens Soviet control behind the iron curtain.
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Geneva
INS
John Foster Dulles
Marshal
Tito
Dulles
Adriatic
Brioni
Kremlin
U. S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Soviet Parade Marks 1917 Revolution Anniversary
Marshal Georgi Zhukov urged a new effort to build up military strength as Red Square hosted a parade celebrating the 1917 revolution. Troops wore steel gray uniforms, a 1,000-strong band played, jet fighters overhead escorted a new heavy bomber.
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Charles H. Klensch
Moscow
INS
Georgi Zhukov
Red Square
Russia
Soviet Union
Zhukov
First Husband Of War Bride Was Not Dead
Washington county mother Lore Supinsky of Canonsburg says she will stay with her husband John and their two daughters despite her first husband Walter Choroba reappearing after ten years in a Russian POW camp. Courts had declared Choroba legally dead to permit her 1940s wartime marriage. The Supinskys married in 1953 after meeting in Nuremberg.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Love Lupinsky
John S. Lupinsky
Barbara
Patricia
Washington County
Lore Supinsky
Canonsburg
John
Bavaria
Walter Choroba
Supinsky
U. S
Nuremburg
Eastern Front
United States Mulls Weapons for Israel Aid
Washington reports the United States may supply defensive arms to Israel to offset Soviet deliveries to Egypt and Israel. Assistant Secretary George V. Allen said requests will be considered sympathetically while reviews of the Middle East situation proceed.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Egypt
State Department
Middle Eastern
George V. Allen
Allen
Mideast
United Nations
Abbas
Eban
Czechoslovakia
Britain
France
Local Residents Named in OCR Fragments
The readable fragments list individuals including Ralph Jay Henry of Petersburg Ohio Mrs Katherine Lief Low age 42 John Kubich age 63 on 37 Frank Ave Edward Warden 320 West Falls Street Frank Parido age 75 Sun Valley California.
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Ralph Jay Henry
Petersburg
Katherine (Lief) Low
R.D
John (Kubich) Kubick
Frank Ave
Edward Warden
W Falls
Weather May Get Colder
Two air masses affect Pennsylvania with a southwest warm flow and northwest cold air. A cold front moves east tonight or Thursday morning with a low pressure wave bringing rain to the east. Highs mid 40s to upper 50s. lows upper 20s to lower 40s. Colder Tuesday with a partly cloudy, cold outlook and snow flurries in the mountains.
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Keystone State
Carolinas
Virginias
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Two Injured In Weekend Bicycle Accident
Two youths were admitted to New Castle hospital after a bicycle overturning Sunday evening. Richard Taylor 17 suffered facial lacerations and loss of four front teeth. Marion Johnson 10 had facial abrasions and ankle swelling. The third rider escaped uninjured.
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New Castle Hospital
Richard Taylor
Galbreath Ave
Marion Johnson
Shaw St
Large Class Present For Degree Work
Valley of New Castle Consistory opened its 97th reunion in The Cathedral with a class of over 150 candidates to receive degrees. Commander in Chief Ill. Fred G. Moser announced more candidates from Venango Lodge of Perfection as conferring continues Nov. 19. Next Saturday the class will take its group photo and elect officers. A stage show by Ted Lewis and his orchestra is slated for November 25 and 26 followed by dancing.
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Valley of New Castle Consistory
Ill
Fred G. Moser
Venango Lodge of Perfection
Ted Lewis
Five Young Women Drown In River Crash Near Mendota
Five young women died when their car veered off an embankment into the Minnesota River near Mendota. One survivor, Donna Mae Wills of Minneapolis, surfaced and was rescued. The dead include Margaret Miskowiec and Delores Mary Miskowiec of Minneapolis, Ruth Ann Pulkrabk of Walnut Grove, Carol Reed of Minneapolis, and Ann Mairs, believed to have been the driver.
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Mendota
Minn
Minnesota River
Donna Mae Wills
Minneapolis
Margaret Miskowiec
Delores Mary
Ruth Ann Pulkrabk
Walnut Grove
Carol Reed
Ann Mairs
Great Locust Swarms Darken Cairo Skies
Reports from Cairo describe vast reddish locust swarms pouring from the western desert and darkening skies in what officials call a major invasion. The agriculture ministry said the insects do not eat crops and dispatched the locust fighting department to herd them from cultivated areas to avert harsher invasions.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ministry of Agriculture
Missing Marines Sought In Japan
US and Japanese planes and ships comb Tokyo Bay for two American Marines and three Japanese missing after a fishing boat overturned Sunday. Three other Americans reached shore or were rescued. The Dowlings Airman George O. Dowling and Marine Pfc. Forrest E. Dowling from Osage Minnesota are among the missing.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Tokyo Bay
T c
George O. Dowling
Marine Pfc
Forrest E. Dowling
Osage
Minn
Tension Grows In Simmering Middle East
Israeli forces kept a high state of readiness on the Israeli Egyptian frontier as Premier Ben-Gurion signaled retaliation would follow Arab raids. An Egyptian band was repulsed at Beit Kama near Gaza while guerrillas linked to Jordan allegedly tried to blow up three houses at Sheh Hamed. In Cairo crowds shouted death to Israel after a funeral. Jordan asked the U.N. Armistice Commission to investigate mortar fire and border incursions. Damascus reported President Shukri El Kouatly’s schedule.
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Tel Aviv
INSI
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Middle East
Beit Kama
Gaza Strip
Shukri el Kouatly
Woodward Will Is Being Filed
New York report says the will of William Woodward Jr. leaves ten million dollars plus the racehorse Nashua to his wife and two sons. Mrs Woodward, who shot her socialite husband, will receive the first ten thousand dollars and one third of the estate under state law. The remainder would go to sons William III and James. A Nassau County grand jury will hear the case. Mrs Woodward is hospitalized and has not hired a lawyer. A private investigator has been retained by the family.
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New York
William Woodward Jr
International Society
Woodward
Philadelphia prepares for heavy turnout in 1955 election
Philadelphia voters face a high turnout as 70 percent of 980000 registered residents are expected to vote in the city’s 1955 election. Ballot items include mayor district attorney sheriff clerk of quarter sessions court seven magistrates 17 councilmen and five unopposed sitting judges. Democratic candidate is former District Attorney Richardson Dilworth and Republican standard bearer is W Thacher Longstreth an advertising man aged 35.
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Philadelphia
INS
Thousands Of Officials To Be Named In State
Pennsylvanians vote in a broad local election across more than 8700 precincts beginning at 7 am. Five million voters are eligible with Republicans leading at 2.77 million and Democrats at 2.2 million. Governors and party leaders foresee varied outcomes as a constitutional amendment on pension raises for retired workers goes to vote.
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Harrisburg
INS
Pennsylvania
State Capitol
State Election Bureau
Joseph M. Barr
Court House
George M
Miles Horse
Bandit Robbery At Hebron Bank Ends With Kidnapping
In Hebron Indiana a female and male bandit robbed Citizens Bank of 3000 dollars and kidnapped cashier Robert McGinley and his wife Ruth. The couple were forced to reveal the outer safe combination after a staged home visit described by Mrs McGinley. The wife was released and the cashier kept by the robbers.
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Hebron, Ind
IINS
Citizens Bank of
Hebron
Robert McGinley
Ruth
Four Die In Two Car Crash Near Chambersburg
Four people were killed in a two car crash on Route 340 near Chambersburg. Victims were Miss Eileen Amelia Allen 18 of Upper Strasburg, John R. Shaffer Jr. 23 of Chambersburg, Sgt. Lewis D. Ratcliffe 21 of Pearsburg Virginia, and Robert J. Robinson 23 of Shippensburg. Allen was turning onto the highway when the collision occurred.
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Chambersburg
Eileen Amelia Allen
Upper Strasburg
John R. Shaffer Jr
Lewis D. Ratcliffe
Pearsburg
Robert J. Robinson
Shippensburg
Miss Allen
Voters Set To Elect Local Officials In Lawrence County
Polls open seven am to eight pm Tuesday at 100 polling places in Lawrence County for county and city offices including judge prothonotary three commissioners treasurer and controller. City of New Castle votes for mayor two councilmen a controller and three school directors. Ellwood City selects five councilmen two school directors and a bor o auditor amid wider countywide election activity. Statewide amendment on retiree inclusion in future pay raises. Union township vote on Sunday motion pictures. Hickory township tax for volunteer fire department. Election boards tally and transport ballot boxes to courthouse after polls close.
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Lawrence County
City of
New Castle
Ellwood City
Boro
Union
Hickory
Union Township
Hickory Township
Court House
Boatmen Seek Ten Feared Drowned After Dredge Sinks
In Rimouski Quebec boatmen searched the rainswept St. Lawrence for ten missing feared drowned after the dredge Fundy sank Sunday night about ten miles east of Rimouski. Four men were saved. cause of the sinking remains unknown as the dredge sank while being towed by the tug A F Fifield per Canadian Marconi company staff.
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Rimouski
Que
St. Lawrence River
Fundy
A. F. Fifield
Marconi Company
I Wouldn’t Trade Bankers For Any Other Job
A speaker reflects on becoming a banker despite initial reluctance. He notes bankers enjoy two holidays in one week but laments daily routine of counting others’ money. He admits boredom but finds warmth and relief in a 48 degree day.
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M'Lad
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