Israeli Artillery Fire Sparks Gaza Border tensions
Egyptian military governor in Gaza accuses Israel of night artillery on an Egyptian outpost near Deir el Belah amid border unrest. UN observers and relief families evacuated across the truce line as clashes persist, with eight Israelis and 38 Egyptians reported dead in the Monday violence.
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Israel
Gazai Strip
Jerusalem
Jordan
U.N
U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Abdullah Haat
Isrzeilt
Deir el Bailah
Rifaar
UN_ Security Council
New York
Egypt
Middle East
E.L.A. Burns
Ton Suporr
Rifast
U N Charges Soviet Moved Fighter Planes
Maj. Gen. Leslie D Erst says 150 MiG jets operated from six airfields before Feb. 5 as the UNS Military Armistice Commission investigates alleged violations of the armistice. He recalls eight MiGs attacked a U.S. Air Force escort on Feb. 5. two MiGs were shot down in the air battle.
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Eas
Lesvie D_ erst
UNS Military Armistice Commission
U.S
RBS
3Ng
Penn Railroad Strike Averted
Washington reports mediation efforts averting a potential strike by about 20 000 railroad workers in 13 states and the District of Columbia. A mediator may be used to reach a settlement, postponing any strike for at least 60 days, amid disputes over maintenance levels and safety concerns.
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Washington
District of Columbia
National Mediation Service
Eisenhower
Companie
Britain seeks to rebuild atomic alliance with United States
Britain aims to restore the wartime atomic partnership with the United States after leaks by British scientists. Sir William Penney will travel to Washington to push for broader nuclear information exchange as Defense Minister Harold Macmillan cites past traitors like Bruno Pontecorvo and Klaus Fuchs as triggers of distrust.
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London
Britain
United States
Revvivers
Twe
Liam Penney
Washington
Defense
Harold MacMillan
MacMillan
Bruno Ponycorsa
Clear Scientis
Moscow
Neil
Pontecorvo
Klaus Fuchs
Oshkosh Ballot Set as 20,582 Voters Hit Primary
Oshkosh prepares for Tuesday's primary that narrows candidates for two Common Council seats and a school board post. Voters in four wards pick aldermen amid three-way mayoral-like races, with polling at the Town Points Corner from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and machines ready for a citywide election.
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Oshkosh
Ioman Common Council
Oters
Board of Education
Siz
Harry
Herbert J
Frank McDonald
Amod Jenasha Attorner
Charles E. Wittmaeck Jr
Richard H. Wilkinson
Francis Roch
William H. Rega
Common Council
Trafford
Ine
Wi ‘C. Larson
Arnold E. Schroeder
Roger Kuss
Big Three Likely Meet After Pact Ratification
Paris sources say Western Big Three foreign ministers may convene after France ratifies the German term treaties. A Washington dispatch notes a probable April meeting, contingent on Faure pushing the pacts through the Senate by month end.
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Paris
France
Figgro
Washington Dispatch
Edgar Faure
Senate
Floor Fight Looms Over Pay Increase
Washington ILPIA members, led by Rep John E Moss, pushed a House floor fight to approve a larger pay raise for postal workers. The plan seeks up to 30 percent salary hikes for carriers and federal workers, funded by an additional 150 million dollars yearly, while Senate action already approved a 30 percent raise for salaries.
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Washington
ILPI
Post Office
John E. Moss
D-Call
Partco Fetter
Senate Post Office Commetee
Senate probes 20 tip and rumor market cases
Washington investigators study about 20 tip and rumor actions where insiders profited at investors’ expense. Cases include PanPepec and Amurex Gil tied to stock price bumps on open, with losses to buyers. commission mulls witness calls and potential Winchell involvement, while focusing on PanTe nese case and related stock activity last year.
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Washington
Senate
Pan Vepec OH
Amurex Gil
Walter Winchell
Tye Oil Company
Siondéay
Amurex
Eport
Wes
Commines
Edward T
Americag Stock Exchange
Winchell
McCommi Eythright
McCormic
Dulles Will Report To Nation Tuesday
Washington reports that John Foster Dulles will address the nation on Tuesday about current foreign policy and the U.S. Cold War stance. The press indicates a formal announcement will outline plans and priorities for the administration.
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Dulles
Weather Weathers Ohio River Flood
Heavy rain and storms flood large areas along the Ohio River causing basements to flood and rock slides near Wheeling and Braddock. Shadyside reports the hardest hit with more than six basements affected as waters rise into the crest stage.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Ohio
Wheeling
Olean
Xny
Braddock
Gerstorms
Pitgburga
Eric
Shadyside
Sumi
West Vir
Panhaest
Twister Hits In Tennessee Across Weather Segment
A United Press report notes a tornado touching down in Tennessee causing damage as weather crews monitor the scene. Officials worked to assess impact and coordinate emergency responses.
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Tennessee
Mercury Dives
Holdup Men Face Federal Flight Charges
Federal prosecutors file charges against two suspects linked to a Watke robbery. Authorities describe the as yet unnamed men fleeing the scene in a car with stolen money and goods valued around several hundred dollars. Detectives recovered a vehicle and are pursuing leads.
Village Is Nearly Cut Off by Hot Lava
A remote settlement battles isolation as lava flows reach surrounding paths. Officials warn of advancing streams. residents brace for blockage of roads and possible evacuation as eruption shows signs of intensifying danger. Local agencies coordinate response and monitor new fissures.
Weather Summary for Mor- Partly Cloudy and Cold
Partly cloudy and cold conditions with a high around 27 and a low near 3. Observations from Burckstaff Observatory note overcast skies and a trace of precipitation. Reported readings include a maximum of 27 and a minimum of 3, with seasonal and monthly deficits listed.
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Associated Press
Burckstaff Observatory
Tnurada
Jobless Payments Drop in Wisconsin February
The Wisconsin Industrial Commission reports $3,320,300 was paid to unemployed workers in February, down from $3,393.50 in January and $4,273,200 in February 1934. An additional $225,700 in February jobless benefits went to about 2,700 veterans under federal law.
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Madison
Wiscon
Sensin
Taylor heads to Thailand to survey Far East military situation
General Maxwell D. Taylor, U S Army commander in the Far East, left Tokyo today for Thailand to assess the military situation. He will visit key locations and meet with local commanders to evaluate regional security dynamics.
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Tokyo
Maxwell D. Taylor
Far East
J Ticuand
Saar Pact Ratified as German Return Talks Move Forward
French and German authorities moved toward resolving Saar status with a draft peace accord. About 966,500 Saar residents would gain rights to push for possible return to Germany after the pact takes effect. The treaty awaits final ratification by France.
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IUP — West v
France
Coal-And-Steel
Saar
Germany
West Gereman Bundestag
National Assembly
Sensla
Thieves Take $3,000 From Clintonville Firm
Thieves stole about $3,007 from a Clintonville firm. They gained access to cash in a locked drawer while the safe key remained in a locked safe. Officials suspect the thief had the safe combination or a duplicate key to the cash drawer.
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Clintonville
Clixtonville
Wis
Gudhauer
Goerlinger
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