End to Southern Rail Phone Strike Looms
General strike pressure mounts in Birmingham Alabama as pickets form at the Tennessee Coal and Iron steel mill. Governors meet in Nashville to seek a regional action while mayors confer in Miami as interstate railroad and telephone strikes extend into their third day.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Fairfield Steel
Tennessee Coal and Iron Division
U. S. Steel
South
R. E. Parr
United Steel Workers of America
CTO
Communications Workers of America
Furr
CIO
Lawrence Wetherby
Kentucky
Wet
Aronovitz
Illty Wbhives
Louisville and Washville Railroad
Southern, Bell Telephone , and Telegraph Co
Mental Patient for 42 Years to Share Big Estate
New York report outlines Clifford L. Gunningham, confined 42 years in a Georgia institution, set to share a $1.471 million portion of the late Count Mankowski estate with relatives. Guardian Edward J. Gould described Cunningham as the first visitor in decades to the Milledgeville facility.
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New York
Georgis
Wicely Wilshare
Clifford L. Gunningham
Milledgeville
Robert C. Mankowsile
Munkowski
Los Angeles
Lala
Guyantti
Kit
Gotint
Grace Sterling Bixby Mankowski
John M. Bixby
Manhattan
Cunningham
Edward J. Gould
Gould
Willian Collins Yosterday
Cunninghamn
New GSA Secretary Named as Harrisburg Frontrunner
Rep Albert Fendinger, Democratic floor leader, appointed as secretary of the General State Authority, succeeding William Livengood Jr who previously held Internal Affairs Secretary. Harrisburg process details indicate a routine nomination in a transitioning administration.
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GSA
Harrisburg
Albert 5. Fendinger
Nvir Yetterday mm
General State Authority
William §. Livengood Jr
Order Seizure Of More Pills At Hoxsey Clinic
U S Attorney Johnny W Mellvaine ordered government seizure of additional pills at the Hoxsey can ver clinic in Portage Cambria County. He said about 295 000 black pills and an unknown number of black and red pills were being dispensed and repackaged into envelopes labeled only Hoxsey Cuest Clint. A second suit charged misbranding of pills and accompanying materials.
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Hoxsey Clinic
Asociated Press
Pittsburgh
U. S
Johny W. Mellvaine
Portage
Cambrian County
Mellvaine
McIlvaine
Auto thief captured after highway pursuit through Spring Creek
An unidentified deaf and mute man stole a 196% convertible from OCosta's garage on East Main Street extension. A chase from Corry to Spring Creek ended when State Police intercepted the vehicle and took the suspect into custody near Donaldson's store. The car, owned by Veterans Auto Sellon at Columbus, was undamaged.
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Corry
Spring Creek
Ocosta
East Main Street
Richard Rowland
Chester Haleo
Rowland
Deer Mead Inn
Hulee
Donaldson's
Fowland
Corry Barracks
Veterans ‘Auto Selon
Columbus
Cols
Kaufmann's Pittsburgh President Dies at Palm Springs
Edgar Jensenmann Kaufmann president of Kaufmann's Department Store in Pittsburgh died early today at his Palm Springs winter home at age 60. He was a noted philanthropist in retail circles. His wife and son Edgar Kaufmann Jr. recently joined him.
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Palm Springs
Onllt
Edgar Jennismann
Kaufmann's
Pittsburgh
Limited Polio Vaccine Arrives. Doctors Get First Doses
The first small shipment of the Salk polio vaccine arrived in Gerry delivered by a drug salesman. One package was given to each of three doctors for drop shots, with plans for a second circulation in four weeks. Vaccination for school use was still awaiting arrival and pricing varied by grade.
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Gerry
Corry
Clymer
Spartansburg
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Four Carryites in four car Route 8 crash near Erie
Four Carryites in two autos were involved in a four car collision on Route 8 near the Erie city line. None suffered serious injuries as vehicles including a convertible were damaged and several occupants were examined at Hamot Hospital.
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Route 8
Erie
Bult
Harvey
North Center Street
East Gore Road
Walter E Deutschlander
North Street
Columbus
Deutschlander
Jack D. Prince
Deweyland
Waterford
Garrylles
al Dorin
Duane Street
Earl Price
Uxt Street
Sally Kolstee
Spring Street
Marcia Feldman
Dunkirk
Price
Mise Kulstee
Mis Feldman
Hamot Hospital
Doutachiander
Haxvey
Prince's
Corry
Erle Strayer Co
Millitek
Kerneth Wolf
Rekiows
Princo
Harry Love
Millcreek Township
William Fannin
Wattsburg
Millcreek Pollce
Frank Atrasser
Fannin
Dems Rally In Capital For Two Day Campaign Push
National Chairman Paul M. Butler told a Democratic national committee meeting that 1956 prospects look bright despite Republican pressure. He cited a Democratic trend and warned press and public against portraying Eisenhower as unbeatable. The committee outlined plans for the 1956 convention and rules changes to tighten delegate pledges and state ballot support.
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Washington
Paul M. S Butler
Butler
Eisenhower
Si Maty
Thomas E. Dewey
Vic
Harey S. ‘Truman
Casapaler
Cigarette Prices to Rise With Stock Market Increase
Raymond J. Spaulding predicts a one cent per pack rise for most cigarettes next week after four tobacco companies raise wholesale costs from $9.10 to $9.60 per thousand. Retail prices likely from 24 to 25 cents per pack for six brands. king size remains 26 cents in vending machines. Firms include Liggett Meyers Chesterfield Fatima Old Gold Philip Morris and American Tobacco Pall Mall and Tarrington cork-tip.
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Raymond J. Spaulding
Ry W Spaulding & Sons
Sre
Liggett Meyers Co
Chesterfield
Fatima
Lorl~lutd Co
Old Gold
Phillip Morris Co
Phillip Morris
Amer
Ican ‘Tobacco Co
Pall Mall
Herbert Tarrington
Polk Engineer Charged in 14-Count Fraud Case
Franklin County Pa report states Frank P Lawley said Polk engineer Floyd W Dille 51 of US Forests and Waters Department faces 14 Penal Code counts for renting heavy equipment to contractors for stream clearance in Western Pennsylvania and collecting rentals worth about 90000 since 1963 He was released on 1000 bond and faces possible penalties including fines or up to six months in prison. A second note reports Quentin Dumbald 24 of Murkleton Pa killed by a failing branch at Rookwood saw mill operation.
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Franklin
Floyd W. Dille
Polk
US Forests and Waters Department of Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Frank P. Lawley
Dille
Pennsylvania
Lawley
Ntate
Capitol
Stoke
Oiders
Alstorney Hebert
B. Cohen Lawley
Bille
Lawley Ld
Attenheny
Blair
Lawrence
Murer
Warren
Venango
Bradford
Union
Anglers flock as 1965 fishing season opens on streams
Local and trout fishermen flooded streams this morning to open the 1965 season. Conditions were windy with intermittent showers but fishing was good with several large trout reported including a 28 inch brownie on Spring Creek near Hyde's Pond and brook trout over 12 inches in Beaverdam Run. Licenses sold briskly at two outlets, while attendance at schools was lighter than usual as students were allowed to fish with parental approval.
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Sem
French Creek
City
Beaverdam Run
Joh Francek
Spring Creek
Hyde's Pond
Severn
Inver Downs
Haird
Eden Calls May 26 Election in Britain
London Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden announced a general election for May 26 after a cohesion of political forces. London publishers fired 29,000 printers following a strike at an archive leaders session that ended in deadlock. Washington Supreme Court justices enter debates on racial segregation in public schools with no clear decree reached.
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London
Mintauer
Anthony Eden
Washington
Supreme .Court
George backs Eisenhower on Pacific stand
Augusta GA Senator George D Ga chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee backs President Eisenhower. He argues peace will not be advanced by public declarations on defending Quemoy and Matsu. He says the issue has become a political football and urges a top level conference with the USSR.
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Quemoy
Matsu
Associated Press
Augusta
Eisenhower
George D-Ga
United States
Murst
George
Senan Foreign Relations
Krowland
California
Bridges
New Hampshire
Congress
Formosa
Eisenhowe
Georgia Bankers Association
Great Britain
France
Soviet Union
Tam
China
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Formos Strait
Matsui
State Police Deny Unionization Effort
The Order of Policemen asserts it knows of no move to unionize the state patrol. State president Frank J. Topelski says the group supports workers' rights but bylaws prohibit affiliation with any union.
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Hu — Cue
Ftlacen Order
Alnost
Peninsulaia
Frank J. Topelski
Thes Eliow Workers
Topplski
Unis
Godfrey Fires Six Stars In Major Talent Shakeup
Arthur Godfrey dismissed six performers from his television and radio shows in a major reshuffle. The Mariners quartet Marlon Marlowe and Fairlake were dropped from all Godfrey programs, effective today. Also fired were three writers Charles Horner Preston H Miles and Charles Slocum.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Fia
Julius la Rosi
CBB
Godfrey
Mariners
Marlon Marlowe
Fairlake
Charles Horner
Preston H. Miles
Charles Slocum
Texas Prisoners End Hunger Strike After 30 Hours
In Huntsville Texas 52 inmates in maximum security cells ended a 29 hour 45 minute hunger and work protest after demanding three meals daily. Guards armed with machine guns rifles and rifles threatened to injure escapees as warden Ellis explained the policy. A dope addict leader Charlie Plerer backed down as newsmen observed the situation.
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Associated Press
Huntsville
Tex
Bullen
Texas
Mer
Ellis
Eills
Jeaster
Charlie Pleree
Plerer
Wils
Bicker Ny
Innocent Man Receives Monthly Pension After 19 Years
Slender Leonard Hawkins of Dawson Springs Kentucky, exonerated after 19 years, will begin receiving 300 monthly as retroactive compensation from Minnesota lawmakers. He expressed mixed emotions while credits cited include support from sister Dolla Lowery and others who helped pursue justice.
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Qannemven
Mir — Amor
Mirmexola
Leonard Hawkins
Dawson Springs
Minnesota
Hawkins
Tim
Hankine
Hankina
Moscow ends talks with Austria on independence treaty
The Soviet government urged a quick end to the Austrian independence treaty and the withdrawal of occupation troops by December 31. Austria pledged not to join military alliances or permit foreign bases. The joint communique outlined reparations, return of German property, and restoration of Austrian oil fields, with Western powers needing approval before signing.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Lee
Julius Raab
V. M. Molotov
Austria
Barlet
Danube Shipping Co
Herstians
Molotov
Raab
Demity
Adolf Schaent
Viens
Behnert
Russia
Germany
Hitler
United States
Bilin
France
Schaert
Easlier
State Department
Washington
Supreme Soviet
Righ
Soviet Union
Pere Pons
Danube
Bavitt Union
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Port
Man Rookwood
Quentin Dumbald
Ans
Murkleton
John Francek
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