Dems Fail To Overturn Eisenhower Veto On Farm Bill
Democratic leaders plan an House vote to override President Eisenhower's veto but admit failure likely. They need a two thirds margin and would send the vetoed bill to the Senate only if the House overturned it. Republicans show mixed support as Ward backers of the bill would need dozens of votes from elsewhere. The Agriculture Department says cotton crop supports will run around 87 percent of parity, three points below the prior level.
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First Muffler Charge Filed in Corry City
Police report Gerald Deutschlander of 925 East Mary Street faces charges for failing to install compliant mufflers after a stop on West Street. Authorities said he did not report to the station within 48 hours with the altered exhaust, despite a new state muffler law.
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Farview escapee being returned to Pennsylvania
Paul A. Cooke, jailed for paren t murder and other acts, escaped Farview State Hospital near Scranton and was to be brought back to Pennsylvania today. Federal Judge Cuxper Place denied his habeas petition and ordered his return after Cooke claimed illegal detention. Cooke, 34, was committed in 1939 for paren tal killing near Beaver Falls.
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Paul A. Cooke
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Beaver
Kefauver Loses Delegates Fight In New Jersey Primary
Senator Kefauver trailed in both New Jersey primary sectors, winning only four of thirty six delegates. An uncommitted organization led by Governor Meyner captured the remaining 154, while Eisenhower topped Kefauver in all but a few counties. Write‑in votes for Adlai Stevenson appeared, but officials warned numbers were incomplete.
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Adal Stevenson
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Stevenson
George E. Brunner
Cali
UN Peace Mission gains Soviet backing for Arab-Israeli talks
UN envoy Hammarskjold pursued a peace initiative with surprise support from the Soviet bloc to back a settlement in the Arab-Israeli conflict. In Jerusalem and Cairo, Hammarskjold held talks with Ben Gurion and Nasser while U.S. Ambassador Layton departed for Washington amid mystery surrounding his itinerary. The Soviet pronouncement urged restraint on both sides as the Mohammedan states and Israel face renewed border tension.
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Tel Aviv
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Group Opposed To LCB Ruling Boards Daylight Time Plan
Harrisburg group opposes a Liquor Control Board order permitting a late night liquor sale to operate onastern Standard Time this year. The association urged Gov. Lender to block the plan which would allow clubs and hotels an extra hour to sell liquor after midnight when Daylight Saving Time begins in April.
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Pentsys- Witte Sabbath School Association
President Launches Re-election Campaign I Legal Liquor Ring Smashed
Four men indicted by a Federal Grand Jury for conspiring to violate internal revenue laws by possessing and transporting untaxed distilled spirits. Arrests followed an 18 month investigation that began after an earlier arrest in September 1954. Names include Fred B Navarro Detroit Michael May and Louis Destino Rochester and Joseph Roneo Erle Pa. Rochester sales to Detroit were alleged for resale.
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Buffalo
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Detroit
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Louis Destino
Rochester
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George Carter
Petrott
Melnnes Steel Wins $65,000 SBA Loan for Corry Plant
Wendell B. Barnes of the Small Business Administration announced a $65,000 loan to Melnnes Steel Co. of Corry as part of 16 new SBA loans totaling $8,951,918. Since 1953 SBA has approved 4814 loans for $182,454,753. The Corry plant will install three gas-fired furnaces a ultrasonic testing unit and a 4000 pound forging hammer with operations slated for June.
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Snail Business Administration
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Jn Atero
Parking Here Among Worst In The State
A Youngstown session on urban parking reported Corry's district has limited spaces and long parking times. Experts noted Corry lacks off street facilities and suggested meter limits to ease congestion while outlining state comparisons and potential improvements.
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United States Joins Baghdad Pact Economic Council
The United States was named to the Baghdad Pact economic committee after a closed ministerial session, seen as a back door entry to the alliance. The move aims to broaden support among Arab nations while avoiding direct ties that could anger Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and other members.
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Grace Kelly Becomes Princess Of Monaco In Civil Ceremony
Grace Kelly, American film star, becomes Princess Grace of Monaco after a civil ceremony with Prince Rainier III. The event, televised across Europe, marks a new era for the Grimaldi dynasty as photographers and reporters capture the dress, smiles, and formalities.
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George Daye
Phiadelphia
Disagreement Persists Over Yearly Legislature Meets
Pennsylvania House Democratic Leader Readinger said a joint conference to decide on annual legislative sessions seems unlikely this year without Senate Republican concessions. He noted no clear path to ballot inclusion and warned the November vote could be blocked if an accord fails.
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Aero Worker Falls Twelve Feet at Warehousing Site
Frank Woodard of 20 East South Street fell about twelve feet while workers moved a rack ram outside a Corry warehouse. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition awaiting X ray results after delays due to a broken machine. He fell shortly before 2 pm yesterday while assisting others.
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Russia Steps Up Bid to Become Middle East Power
The Soviet Union accelerates moves to solidify a leading role in Middle East affairs. Khrushchev and Bulganin travel toward London as Western officials weigh implications. Moscow signals readiness to cooperate with UN peace efforts between Israel and Arab states, shaping disarmament and regional diplomacy.
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Snow hampers air search for missing plane
Snow and heavy winds hindered a multi state air and ground search for a missing aircraft believed to carry New York producer and his wife. Rescue teams, including helicopters, faced blizzards over Lake Erie and Allegheny River areas as officials evaluated glide ranges and last radio signals to locate the downed plane.
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Union City Firm Declared Bankrupt
Union City firm Mufacturing Concern was declared bankrupt today after filing bankruptcy petitions on March 12. Creditors meeting is set for April 26 at 10 am at the federal building in Erie.
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Mertens
Missionary from India speaks at First Methodist Church
Miss Childs daughter of Rev Thomas Childs, a missionary raised in India, defends Christian outreach and education projects. She notes India’s progress, praises Indian students, and describes Friendship Center activities aimed at aiding impoverished families. She speaks at 7:30 PM tomorrow at First Methodist Church in Coury.
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Eisenhower vows no surrender to pressure in re election bid
President Eisenhower used a precampaign banquet to rally Republicans and urge a youth drive for support, stressing courage and principles over pressure and bribes. He signaled readiness to work with Nixon, while criticizing Democrats’ methods and defending the veto on the farm bill amid party tensions.
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