U.S. Pushes Dulles Plan for Palestine at UN
The United States seeks UN Assembly action on John Foster Dulles proposed peace framework for Palestine. Washington hopes treaties with Arab states and Israel, plus a large loan to Israel, would resolve refugee and border disputes and avert wider conflict. Ambassador Urutia of Colombia backs Latin American moves to introduce a resolution, aiming to force negotiation and pressuring both sides toward the Dulles framework.
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United Nations
N.Y
INS
U.S
UN Assembly
John Foster Dulles
Palestine
Dulles
Israel
Middle East
Francisco Urrutia
Colombia
Global
Assembly
Jerusalem
Urrutia
Labor Day Weekend Traffic and Local Updates
Friday evening saw heavy traffic on main highways as families headed to leisure spots and reunions. State Police monitor roads for careless driving while Harbor bridge noise from loose flooring prompts replacement. E Washington Street becomes US Route 422 for the Orange Crate Derby on Taylor Street with temporary road closures.
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Pa Newe
Washington St
U. S
Daily Weather Report Sunny and mild today
Sunny and mild today with a high near 76. Tonight will be fair and cool with a low around 54. Sunday expected sunny and warmer as the region continues to dry out after a cool night. River stage near 5.5 feet with heavy dew noted.
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United States
Safety Experts Warn 400 Deaths Expected This Labor Day
Traffic deaths were forecast to reach 400 during the Labor Day period, despite police efforts reducing early fatalities. Seven fatalities were reported in the opening hours across Ohio Wisconsin Pennsylvania Utah Texas and Illinois, with the National Safety Council predicting a higher toll than last year’s 368. Weather varied, with extreme heat in parts of California while elsewhere was cool and sunny.
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United Press
Ohio
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Utah
Texas
Illinois
National Safety Council
California
President Peron Orders Party Purge
Peronista Party calls for an inexorable purge of weaklings and traitors as President Juan D. Peron signs a state of siege into law in Buenos Aires. Security forces warn of maximum severity for violators. Police begin searches of cars entering the city from the south.
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Buenos Aires
Tup
Peronista Party
Juan D. Peron
Congress
Ask Surrender Of Man Accused Of Liner Sabotage
Hong Kong government requests China surrender Chow Tse Ming, wanted for murder and conspiracy in the April 11 China Sea crash of an Indian airliner carrying Red Chinese officials to the Bandung conference. He is said to be in Formosa.
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Hong Kong
INS
Nationallist
China Today
Chow Tse Ming
Formosa
China Sea
Deaths in Croton area Samuel Pascarella and Mary Magee
Samuel Pascarella aged 46 of 1123 percent Croton Avenue and Mary Gertrude Magee aged 82 of Dean Block 327 South Croton Avenue are listed in the death records for Saturday September 3, 1955.
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Samuel Pascarella
Croton Ave
Mary Gertrude Magee
Dean Block
Twelve Killed In Air Crash Near Anchorage Alaska
An Air Force C47 with twelve aboard crashed Thursday night 65 miles northwest of Anchorage while en route from Anchorage to Nome. Engine trouble at 11 000 feet over Skwentna forced an emergency return. the craft struck a ridge a mile from Skwentna Airport. Five crewmen and seven passengers were aboard. names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Here
Air Force
Nome
Skwentna
Inspection teams to be withdrawn from Korea ports
United Nations command announced that neutral inspection teams will be withdrawn Tuesday from Taegu and Kangnung ports in South Korea. Teams at Pusan Kunsan Inchon will be reduced to Czechs Swedes at Pusan and only Poles and Swiss at Kunsan and Inchon.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
Taegu
Kangnung
South Korea
Pusan
Kunsan
Inchon
Panmunjom
Bohlen Invited to Visit Russian Atomic Plant
The Soviet government invited U S ambassador Charles E Bohlen to visit the atomic plant near Moscow. The invitation followed recent visits by a Yugoslav parliamentary delegation and a color film shown to French atomic diplomats.
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Bohlen
Moscow
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
French Atomic Diplomatic Corps
Area Girds For Labor Day 1955 Observance
Seventy third anniversary of the first American Labor Day will be observed on Monday September 5 1955. While labor and industry for the most part will grind to a halt locally in New Castle Lawrence County most plants will operate to handle a backlog of orders. Only two plants of major proportions John son Bronze Company and the Bessemer Limestone Plant in Bessemer will see action in the immediate New Castle area.
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America
New Castle
Lawrence County
Johnson Bronze Company
Bessemer Limestone
Bessemer
Shenango Pottery
Standard Steel Spring
National Radiator
Blair Strip Steel
Medusa Portland Cement
Mooney Bros
Shigemitsu Links Japan US Aims in Policy Talk
Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu told a private Manhattan dinner that Japan's economic and military future is inexorably tied to the United States. He spoke after a 75 minute conference with General Douglas MacArthur and stressed the need for friendly US relations and economic outlets for stability.
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Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
New York
Mamoru Shigemitsu
United States
Shigemitsu
Japan
Bernard Baruch
Manhasset
Long Island
Douglas MacArthur
Shegemitsu
Burma Plane Crashes Nine Killed in Central Burma
A Union Burma Airways government plane crashed in central Burma near Langwa destroying nine lives including six passengers. The wreckage was found after an all-day search and the victims were reported by dispatches reaching Rangoon.
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Rangoon
Burma UP
Union Burma Airways
Burma
Langwa
Taylor Street Hill Derby Set by 14 Lawrence Boys
Fourteen Lawrence county youths compete on Taylor Street hill in the tenth Orange Crate Derby sponsored by New Castle Optimist club. Races start 10 a.m. at Derby Downs with judges Howard Lyons Jack Gerson and Sam Kreiling Sr. Derby banquet Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. at the Castleton.
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Lawrence County
Taylor St
Hill
New Castle
Floyd Shuler
Tom Anderson
Duane Weingartner
Ellwood City
Howard Lyons
Jack Gerson
Sam Kreiling
Castleton
Robert Augustine
Mark Duddy Jr
Dave Myler
Jerry Diehl
Robert Polio
Wayne Reynolds
Frank McClay
Chester Mateya
Don Kerr
Larry Johnson
Lynn Anderson
Pleasant Weekend Forecast Dims Rain Risk Schedule
Weather conditions across Pennsylvania indicate a sunny and mild holiday period with generally fair skies Sunday and Monday. Temperatures are expected to rise into the 70s as a high pressure area over New York State maintains clear weather, though the southeastern region may see occasional rain and drizzle from a Carolinas low.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Carolinas
New York State
More American Jet Fighters Move to Formosa
In Tokyo AP reports two additional squadrons of F86F Sabrejets from the Korean War era truck busters wing have begun deploying to Formosa from Okinawa. The move adds to a third squadron already on the island, signaling a stronger American jet fighter presence there for the first time since the Tachen Islands evacuation last January.
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Tokyo
Formosa
U.S. Far East Air Forces
Okinawa
Tachen Islands
Four Ohioans Die In Head On Crash Near Warsaw Kentucky
Four Ohio residents died in a head on collision on U S Route 42 near Warsaw Kentucky. Two others were critically injured and two more were unconscious and near death in hospital. Victims include Hubert R Matthews 24 of Hillsboro and Benjamin Bell 26 of Sandusky. Russell L Matthews believed to be Hubert's brother. Police said the Matthews car speedometer was stuck at 90.
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Warsaw
INS
Hubert R. Matthews
Hillsboro
Benjamin Bell
Sandusky
Russell L. Matthews
Hubert
Kentucky
Japanese Rearmament May Now Be Slowed Down
US officials fear that General Douglas MacArthur's remarks on Japan's defense could slow steps to rearm. MacArthur told Japan not to rebuild beyond self defense and suggested Russia could not invade without turning Japan to Communism. Officials doubt his intent to curb Japan's defense but warn the statements may fuel debate in Tokyo.
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William Galbraith
United Press
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
MacArthur
Russia
United States
Mamoru Shigemitsu
U.S
California Heat Wave Continues Blazing Southland
A deadly heat wave in Southern California claims eight heat prostrations and the deaths of five firefighters amid brush fires near La Habra Hills. The Weather Bureau forecasts temperatures above 100 with Los Angeles likely at 104, as fire crews battle hundreds of acres and a record fire hazard noted since 1939.
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Los Angeles
INS
California
Weather Bureau
la Habra Hills
Keith E. Klinger
Flood Taxes Bill Passed in Harrisburg
Emergency tax bills passed by the Senate during a midnight session authorize a 71 million dollar package for flood relief in northeastern Pennsylvania. Gov. George M. Leader is to sign. funds come from cigaret and gasoline tax increases set to take effect Oct 1 and 10 days after signing.
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William Zeidler
Harrisburg
Senate
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
State House
Indiantown Gap
House
Civil Defense Council
Robbers Fail In $10,000 Payroll Heist Attempt
In Toronto, two masked men entered the R.S.C Bothwell Co office to steal a $10,000 payroll. A telephone rang at a crucial moment and Mrs Thelman Bothwell answered, prompting the would be robbers to flee, likely mistaking a police call.
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Toronto
R.S.C Bothwell Co
Thelman Bothwell
Bendix Trophy Race Delayed That Weather Forces Postponement
The Bendix Trophy transcontinental air race, held by the Air Force, was postponed from Saturday to Sunday due to poor flying conditions stretching from California to Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Air Force
California
Egyptian Troop Reinforcements Reported For Gaza Strip
Cairo dispatches claim thousands of Egyptian troops move into the Gaza area with the Syrian army and Jordanian forces on standby. An Israeli spokesman notes limited exchanges and a single Negev raid amid an unofficial cease fire while UN observers report no deaths.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Gaza Truce Strip
Dan Gov
Yad
Cairo
Gaza Strip
Arab Legion of Jordan
Gaza
Negev
Albert Grant
United Nations
Maj
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez
Ismailia
Stores in New Castle Announce Labor Day Closure
Retail stores in New Castle will be closed all day Monday in observance of Labor Day. The Retail Merchants Association of the Greater New Castle Association stated hours will shift to Tuesday, opening at 12 30 p m and closing at 9 p m.
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New Castle
Retail Merchants Association of the
Greater
Inside Todays News NEWS PHONES WANT ADS
Classified page note listing contact numbers NEWS OL 4 6651 and AD desk 8 8511 for phone inquiries and advertisements.
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Inside Todays News
Vacation Length Shifts With September Cycle
The piece notes a vacation pattern where a usual seven days stretch to eight or nine days as September arrives. It describes Labor Day as a time of rest or travel with crowded parks and busy highways. It ends by reflecting that work resumes on Tuesday after a short but enjoyable break, with the day at seventy.
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