President Eisenhower to sign two documents as recovery continues
President Eisenhower plans to initial two minor documents from his hospital bed signaling control of the presidency during illness. He regains ability to read and listen as doctors report another day without complications and progress toward recovery.
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Denver
INS
Eisenhower
D.E
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
Lorraine P. Knox
Webster
Mass
Adams
Sherman Adams
Administration Leaders Seek To Balance Budget
Administration leaders pledge to balance the budget this year despite reports that military spending will run about half a billion dollars higher than expected. Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson warned the trend is against them while denying plans to cut U S military power to meet the budget goal for the 1956 elections. Treasury Secretary George M Humphrey supported Wilson, saying the higher-defense estimate does not alter policy.
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Tration
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
U. S
Treasury
George M Humphrey
Wilson
New Castle Hosts Sharon At Taggart Stadium Tonight
Traffic will be heavy in the east side district as New Castle hosts Sharon at Taggart Stadium. Officers will monitor parking and traffic. Pa Nene urges wholesome Halloween fun and warns against vandalism. Detection of stolen work pens and hayride dangers are noted as fall traffic risks.
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East Side
New Castle
Sharon
Taggart Stadium
Pa Nene
Wosk
Mecca
Syria Temple
Cathedral
Pittsburgh
E.S.T
Weather Forecast Showers With Clearing Tonight
Showers today and in the mountains with scattered thundershowers. Clearing and cooler tonight with lows in the 50s south and 40s to 50s north, possible frost in valleys. Saturday mostly sunny and mild highs in 60s. 24 hour stats show high 78, low 60, 0.02 inches of rain, river stage 5.4 feet. One year ago highs reached 88 with no precipitation.
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United States
Chief Adviser To Morocco Sultan Flees In Camelot White Cadillac
The chief adviser to Sultan Sidi Mohammed ben Moulay Arafa fled Rabat in a white Cadillac while reports say the sultan asked four renditions from France before stepping down. In Paris Edgar Faure met with Rene Coty about the crisis as France hopes for a peaceful transition and aims to avoid further bloodshed.
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Rabat
Morocco
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Cherifien
Si Hadi Abdel Ram Ramel el Hajoui
Rene Coty
France
Paris
Edgar Faure
Coty
Faure
Governor Signs 65 Million in Appropriations
Gov. George M. Leader signed into law two appropriation bills totaling 65 million to fund state government before the general appropriations act. One 50 million grant covers state salaries, the other 15 million funds relief payments. The session total reaches 145 million for salaries and public assistance. A separate measure gives third class city review control to consolidate quarterly financial reports.
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
Department of Accounts and Finance
Ohio Turnpike Opens Tonight At Midnight
In Cleveland the Ohio Turnpike will open at midnight with Governor Lausche and Turnpike Chairman James W Shocknessy presiding at the Indiana border ceremony. The 241 mile toll road extends 219 miles to the border with a band, report on completion, and a roll call of interchanges and terminals by Shocknessy.
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Cleveland
INS
Ohio
100000 Will Attend Rally at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh
More than 100000 Roman Catholics will gather at Forbes Field for a Eucharistic rally and holy hour marking the sixth Holy Name Society convention. Four bishops will attend with Most Rev John F Dearden as celebrant. Lights will be out during Benediction as candles are lit.
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Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Holy Name Society
Michael A. Gittens
John F. Dearden
John F. O'Hara
Philadelphia
Coleman F. Carroll
Harry G. Graham
Falls From Haymow Injures Local Man
Rube Byler of R. D. 2 New Wilmington was admitted to Jamesson Memorial Hospital at 7 15 p m Thursday with a left hip injury after falling about 15 feet from a haymow.
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Rube Byler
R. D
New Wilmington
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Life Sentence for Courtroom Slayer in Carlisle Case
Percy S. Haines was sentenced to life imprisonment after a jury found him guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of Carlisle attorney John D. Fuller Jr. in a courtroom. He faces three additional counts of assault with intent to kill and the case will go to the Cumberland County grand jury for detainers.
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Carlisle
LLP
W C. Sheely
Percy S. Haines
Sheely
Newville RD 2
John D. Fuller, Jr
Commonwealth
Haines
Cumberland County
Cumberland County Grand Jury
Fuller
Mark E. Garber
Lulu
George Black
Chambersburg
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French Threat To Quit UN Over Algerian Issue
At the United Nations the French government warned it would seek parliamentary approval to withdraw if the assembly votes to discuss Algeria. The clash came as Arab states pushed for full debate on Africa’s rebellion and Algeria’s demand for self government.
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United Nations
Bruce W. Munn
United Press
N.Y
General Assembly
Harold MacMillan
Vaclav David
U.N
Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Assembly
France
Paris
Foreign Office
Pinay
Faure
Britain warns Russia over Middle East meddling at UN
At the United Nations General Assembly Britain's Foreign Secretary Harold MacMillan warned Russia not to introduce new factors into the delicate Middle East situation. He supported the Anglo American France pledge not to spark an arms race in the Palestine crisis.
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Bruce W. Munn
United Press
United Nations
N.Y
Britain
Russia
Harold MacMillan
United Nations General Assembly
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
MacMillan
France
Palestine
State Department to Recruit 300 Overseas Officers
The State Department will recruit 300 foreign service officers next year from colleges nationwide. The hires will serve in Washington and at more than 250 U.S. missions in 77 countries, amid a vastly increased need for officers.
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Washington
INS
State Department
Department
U. S
Nixon Presides Over Cabinet As Eisenhower Ill
Vice President Richard M. Nixon temporarily leads government operations from Washington while President Eisenhower recovers. Sherman Adams will run the Denver Summer White House, with Nixon staying in Washington to manage affairs until Eisenhower returns.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Nixon
Eisenhower
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
National Security Council
Sherman Adams
Denver
Woman To Arraign In Kidnapping Case In San Francisco
Betty Jean Benedicto 27 will be arraigned in San Francisco Municipal Court on kidnapping charges for abducting baby Robert Marcus. A complaint was filed after doctors deemed her medically and legally sane. prosecutors plan to seek grand jury indictment. Conviction could yield 1 to 25 years in prison.
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San Francisco
INS
Betty Jean Benedicto
Robert Marcus
San Francisco Hospital
Percy P. Poliak
Norman Elkington
Grand
Korea Red Troop Withdrawal Shifts Balance in Far East
An informed source in Tokyo says China will withdraw six army divisions from North Korea in October, tilting military balance toward the Republic of Korea and U N allies. American officers noted equal forces of about 775,000 on each side before the move, making the U N side stronger in manpower after the withdrawal.
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Tokyo
China
North Korea
Republic of Korea
U. N
Peiping
Korea
Death notices for three residents announced
Mrs. Julian Wilson aged 65 of 515 Young Street. Antonio Gianquilio aged 79 of 708 Fairview Avenue. Mrs. Lena Poggio Frasso aged 71 of 25 East Reynolds Street.
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Julian Wilson
Young
Antonio Gianquilio
Fairview
Lena Poggio Frasso
E. Reynolds
Typhoon devastates southern Japan leaving many homeless
In southern Japan a killer typhoon swept north into the sea of Japan after a wide path of death and destruction. National police: 15 dead 19 missing 75+ injured. Over 13 000 acres of paddy land inundated 18 bridges swept away 105 road washouts. 11 000 homeless 8 000 homes destroyed or damaged.
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Tokyo
Nsi
Sea of Japan
Japan
Kyushu
Man Killed Woman Hurt In Wet Road Crash Near Pittsburgh
Donald Cunningham 42 was killed and Catherine Layburn 39 seriously injured when their car slid on a wet Saw Mill Run Boulevard stretch near Underwood Street and struck a utility pole. Cunningham died on arrival at South Side Hospital from a skull fracture. Layburn was listed in fair condition with leg and rib injuries and a possible concussion.
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Pittsburgh
Donald Cunningham
Catherine Layburn
Cunningham
South Side Hospital
Miss Layburn
Saw Mill Run Boulevard
Underwood St
Government Scientist Training Favored Only In Emergencies
Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Lewis Strauss says government education of engineers and scientists is acceptable only when necessary for national defense. He told the Women's National Press Club that training should occur only to the extent the shortage of nuclear-age experts impairs defense.
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Washington
INS
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis Strauss
Women’s National Press Club
Korea Demands U S Aid Restore After Budget Crisis
The Republic of Korea plans to press two visiting U S officials to restore a large cut in military aid and provide 85 to 100 million dollars in extra economic assistance this fiscal year to balance its national budget.
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Seoul
Korea
Republic of Korea
United States
U. S
Hurricane Janet Leaves Hundreds Dead in Mexico and Caribbean
The Mexico and Caribbean regions report nearly 500 deaths from Hurricane Janet with at least 473 confirmed killed across the area. Nautla radioed the hurricane was approaching with no contact since, while 267 deaths occurred on the Yucatan Peninsula and 206 in Caribbean territories. Chetumal reported 170 bodies and Xcalak 97, as rescue brigades and air force crews battled wreckage amid rising tides and fading storms.
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Caribbean
Mexico
Gulf
Nautla
Yucatan Peninsula
Janet
Chetumal
Xcalak
Hilda
Tampico
Statewide ShowersContinue As Fronts Track Through
Scattered showers and possible thunderstorms covered most of Pennsylvania as a stationary front stretched from Pittsburgh through Virginia to the East Coast. A Canadian cold front was due to dominate the weather by tonight and Saturday, lowering readings to the mid 30s in the northwest, with frost likely in northern mountain valleys. Temperatures today hovered in the upper 70s, then turned fair and cooler for Saturday.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Canada
Blind Council appoints Harvard expert to advisory panel
Dr. David G. Cogan, Harvard University specialist on blindness, was named to the National Advisory Neurological Diseases and Blindness Council. Announcement made by U.S. Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele.
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Washington
INS
David G. Cogan
Harvard University
U. S
Leonard A. Scheele
Ellwood Obituary and Classifieds in Society Section
Obituary notice for Ellwood appears among editorial and society items in the page’s classified section. Radio and TV notes appear with contact numbers for wants ads and news desks alongside arranged listings and short notices.
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Cross Word
Ellwood
Society
Gridiron Greats Playweekly Heroes Till November
A nostalgic note on football players of Unusual U who endure bruises and bumps as professional hazards. It celebrates their weekly battles through November and their eventual fading from memory until next year.
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