Bids Anew For Soil Bank Program Sparks GOP Dem Clash
Republicans urged Democrats to back President Eisenhower’s soil bank plan amid Cold War veto fight over the farm bill. Democrats reacted coolly as the House neared a vote to override the veto with debate intensifying on farm income and subsidies. Eisenhower defended his stance in a national broadcast, insisting politics did not drive his decision and urging rapid congressional approval of the Soil Bank Act. He proposed payments up to 50 percent after farmers sign contracts to reduce production and subsidize crops.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
White House
Congress
Brainhower
Hospital Aides Meet Architect
Hospital aides and the Gorey of Amptil Hospital Association building and grounds committee met with architect Walter Campbell of Hunter Caldwell and Campbell to discuss building additions to the present structure. The committee noted meetings are for information only and no decisions were made.
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Ndeis
Gorey of Amptil Hospital
Yugov Named Bulgarian Premier by Parliament
Associated Press reports in Belgrade that Anton Yugov is named the new Bulgarian Communist premier, succeeding Vulko Chervenkov. The nomination followed Chervenkov’s controversial rule, with details telegraphed from Yugoslavia.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Yukoslavia
Anton Yugov
Vulko Wolf Chervepkov
Stalin
Onceman
Yuguy
Tormer
Duro
Chervennoy
Yugox Slavia
Russia appeals to Israel and Arab states to end conflict
The Soviet Union urged Israel and Arab states to settle disputes on a mutually acceptable basis. A Foreign Ministry statement ahead of Bulganin and Khrushchev’s England visit offered to join international efforts and support UN actions to strengthen peace in Palestine. It called for restraint along the UN frontier and improved conditions for hundreds of thousands of Arab refugees.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
England
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Middle East
United Nations
Palestine
Russia
Aran
Dulles Welcomes Soviet Aid for UN Peace Efforts
AP reports Secretary of State Dulles welcomed Soviet cooperation in UN peacekeeping for the Middle East after the Soviet Foreign Office announced Moscow would assist in UN peacemaking. The brief also notes Cominform dissolution and other global items.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
United Nations
Middle East
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Austiis
Cominform
Communist Information Bureau
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International Agency For Europe
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Com- Inform
UN Official Begins Parleys With Israel
UN secretary general Dag Hammarskjold arrives from Beirut to start talks with Israel in Jerusalem aided by Moshe Sharet and Edson Burns as tensions rise over Suez Canal shipping. Reports note limited clashes near the Jordan border and a bombing at a cement factory dining hall. Hammarskjold seeks ceasefire assurances and troop front-line disengagement before any binding pledge.
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Tarmel Sedoy
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Middle East
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Jordan
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Thas
Aton Hammarskiold
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Nelns
Tsenet
David Ben- Gution
Iwurance
Térael
Hamemintskjold
Grenmont
Bene Gurion
Terael
Hammarskjold
Hammarckjold
Berdar
Starfighter unveils fastest fighter with man aboard
PalmdaIe California reports unveil of the FIOGA Starfighter a missile capable craft reaching speeds over 1000 miles an hour and flown in public for the first time. Gen Nathan Twining calls it fastest and highest flying fighter linking two models the F104 and PIOGA with GE 179 engines.
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Associated Press
Palmdale
Calif
Moman
Nathan T. Twining
General Electric
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Richter
Merman RK
Fish
Swinon
Corry CAP Seeks Lost Plane With NY Producer and Wife
Corry Civil Air Patrol joined a search for a missing plane carrying producer Gordon Pollock and his wife. The mission shifted to Warren area after reports and sightings, with CAP squads dispatched from Corry and Erle, but conditions prompted a partial service decline and eventual standdown.
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Lake Ertenen
Warren
Corry
Gordon Pollock
William Shirer
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Erle
Abbey
M Serles
Chipman Dam
Abbey Ou
Sendon
Chapman Dam
Suich
Gerry
Page Bikey
Britain Readies Security for Soviet Leaders Visit
London police and Scotland Yard plan an elaborate security cordon for Soviet Premier Bulgarin and Communist Party chief Nikita Kehrushchev during a 10 day Britain visit. Tens of thousands of officers, evacuations, and displaced residences mark the operation as Moscow officials sail toward Ports mouth aboard a cruiser.
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Youve
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Spring Creek Man Held Here
A Spring Creek man is detained in the city on a charge pending a hearing. Police report a man identified as Conklin collapsed at the scene and medical staff examined him. officers noted possible drug influence during the incident.
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Spring Creek
Conklin
Nwidting
City Council Addresses Varied Topics in Meeting
City Council discussed Daylight Saving Time the dumps two way routes and fire alarm panel upgrades. Seven visitors spoke including Joseph Fuchs of Shly and his brother Robert who offered several hundred dollars for salvage rights at the Avenue A dump but were told salvage rights are tied to a contract with Lawrence C. Nichols who runs Nichols Disposal Service.
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Shly
Robert
Avenue A
Lawrence C. Nichols
Nichols Disposal Service
Fuchs
Nichols
Council
Fucha
Roger Brown
Robert Prien
Counc
le Birenal
Flatant
Hit
East Main
Cornell
Colinell
Melis
Cor
Chamber of Commerce
Nave
Jaycees
Warren Johor
Byat Byith
Corry Council Debates Daylight Saving Time Start Date
Corry City Council debated whether to begin Daylight Saving Time on April 20 with sole members present approving the plan. Adjacent towns already observe the change and the ending date remains to be decided by the mayor, based on neighboring communities.
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Aber
Corry
Cty Council
Robert Price
Guy Abbey
Burl Cherry
Bradford
Evie
Cambridge Springs
Cambridge Springs, ‘Titusville
Meadville, Kane
Ol City
Suspect Held In Bank Robbery Case
Reports say a suspect is in custody over a £10,000 bank robbery on August 18. Officers denied rumors and identified the individual as the person who held up the bank. Investigators expect several days before a formal identification and arraignment.
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Maui Hoek
Uivwt Wit Firases
Tun
Witney
Contingency funds eyed for Corry Area High School upgrades
Authority and Joint Committee discussed using 27 822 left in contingency for seating and lights at the Corry Area High School football field. Campbell noted 40 028 originally in the fund, with 12 800 in change orders, and that bleachers and lights would cost about 927 000.
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Balancd
Dinc Tobed
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Joint Committee
Walter Campbell
Campbell
Corry
Atate Dallas Emiley
GMS Ludwig
Wil
Pin
Sandie
Paving Petition Deadline Nears in City
City officials announced a May 1 deadline for filing paving petitions. The measures request paving on East Builth Street from Wayne Street to Pennsylvania Avenue and the Bummer area from the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks to Eun South Avenue. Petitions must be signed by more than 4 percent of affected property owners or owners with more than 1 percent of front footage.
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OMY
Buiginene
Don Willis
East Builth Street
Wayne Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bummer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eun South Atven
Mre
Pittsburgh Judge Found Hanged at Home
Judge Emanuel F. Sehifano of Allegheny County was found hanged at his suburban Overbrook residence today. Police reported no immediate signs of foul play and investigators are reviewing the case as a possible suicide or accident.
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Emanuel F. Sehifano
Allegheny County
Overbrook
Plot to murder Mendes France stops two arrests in Rabat
Two Frenchmen were arrested in Rabat after infiltrating a French residency with intent to murder former premier Pierre Mendes France. A guard was wounded by a intruder who fired a weapon. the second suspect was later caught in a Rabat bar. The plotters, named Raymond Bentran and Louis Foroun, faced charges as police recovered a revolver and hand chronicles. Mendes France had left for Parla when the plot unfolded.
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Morocco
Pierre Mendes-France
Parla
Menden-France
Andre Dubola
Port
Pulien Wald
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Mendes-France
Prenton Quy Molitt
A. Cabinet
Stamp plan fight stalls tax reform talks in Harrisburg
Senate Republican Leader Mahany said he will not push elimination of the stamp plan from the sales tax law. House Democrats planned another bid to repeal the stamp system as state officials warn of a $10 million impact on the draft if removed. Rendinger argued the plan’s enforcement remains impractical and urged delay to a conference committee.
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Rendinger
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Thak
Republicass
Smith
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Hons
Bente
Havriabure
Gerlen
Wilen
Talon
Atute
Gov. Lander
Senate Gop
Jointure Budget Jumps for Next Year to 30,598
Corry Area Jointure school directors learned last night they may be asked to provide an additional 30,598 dollars to operate grades 7 through 12 for the coming school year beginning in July.
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Corry Area
Columbus
Cory
Concord
Elgin
Spring Creek
Wayne
Jointure
Budget Talks Probe Teacher Pay Hike Amid Budget Debate
At last night’s meeting a $500 pay increase for secondary teachers was tentatively approved while other salary changes faced delays. Directors debated the budget impact, secretarial raises, school clerical pay, and district operations as they plan the tax angle and continued discussions.
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Secon— Dairy Jointure
Corry
Gupt
Douglas
Station Wagons Collide In City Intersection
Police report two drivers involved in a morning collision at a city intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Main Street. Kennett Nichols 48 of 000 West Washington Street says Clarke Nichols struck his wagon as he turned onto Pennsylvania. Clarice Clarke 640 Rhody Avenue says she stopped then backed up into Nichols. Both vehicles damaged.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Bnet Main Street
Kennett Nichols
West Washington Street
Pail
Clarice
Rhody Avenue
Nichols
Pennsylvania Avehile
Clarke Wan
PenaylVariia Avenue
Clarke
Fire destroys repair shop and showrooms in Waynesburg
A Waynesburg fire caused about 200000 dollars in damage to a repair shop and the adjacent Chevrolet showroom. The blaze spread from the shop to the showroom and offices, charred brick walls remaining. Five men prevented larger loss to a nearby dairy while a worker and an office employee suffered minor injuries.
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Preas
Cheie County Motor Co
Ils
Wittox
Waynenburg
Brittary
Bil
Oproadinw
Ihe Dairy
Ohio
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