Seven Dems oppose Leader income tax in Pennsylvania
Seven Democratic representatives broke from the party and oppose Governor Leader's proposed income tax as Republicans line up against the levy. The split leaves Democrats at 105 votes, one short of the 108 needed to pass the tax, which is central to a 20 million dollar budget plan.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
George M
General Assembly
John T. Walsh
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Reps
John G. Kuback
D-Berks
Rowland B Mahany
Bennie Republica Toor
Gov
House
Delaware River
Pittabiurgh
William D. McClelland
McClelland
Allegheny — County
Nxw
Pennsylvant Medell
David L. Lawrence
Fitzshurah
Harbert Tt. Cohen
Daylight Saving Time Adjusts Local Rail and Bus Schedules
Rail and bus services serving Corry adjust to Eastern Standard and Daylight Saving Time. Erie Railroad Westbound departures shift to 6 32 a m 7 41 p m and 8 09 p m while Eastbound times include 6 30 a m 10 a m and 10 28 a m Sundays. Pennsylvania Railroad westbound departs 4 56 p m and eastbound 6 27 p m Greyhound eastbound 8 54 a m 6 04 p m and westbound 4 56 p m 8 56 p m.
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Corry
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Tris
Greyhound
Moon Transfer to Western Penitentiary
Norman W. Moon, 29, of Connellsville, imprisoned since wounding Judge Allison Wade in Warren County Courtroom on January 13 1954, was moved to Western Penitentiary Pittsburgh under tight guard. Sheriff Linder and Judge Flick approved the transfer as Moon, found guilty of first degree murder, faces the death penalty and may receive improved care and lower county costs at the penitentiary.
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Warren County
Allison D. Wade
Norman W. Moon
Connellsville
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Lofe
Moon
Linder
Moan
Mike Evan
Tonneau
Paul Smith
Donnell Allen
State Supreme Court
Thomas Waggoner Jr
Flick
Sanity Commission
Tick Tid
Waggoner
Uniontown
Injuries Prompt Mrs Gale Hospital Admission in Corry
Mrs Harold Gale of 200% First avenue was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after traveling from Fayetteville North Carolina. She sustained injuries to both ankles in a fall at Fayetteville and slipped on steps while visiting Port Braga. X rays were planned as authorities reported one ankle sprained and the other possibly fine.
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Corry
Harold Gale
First Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fayette~ville
N.C
Gale
Payetteville
Cory
Port Braga
Fayetteville
Ader
Early June date eyed for big four meeting on Austria
Washington officials signaled early June as the soonest Western Big Three could meet with Russia in Vienna to restore Austria's independence. Britain and the United States seek clarity from Moscow on Austria's independence and neutrality before confirming the talks, with Eden and Dulles weighing terms and timing amid cautious optimism.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Vienna
Austria
United States
London
Anthony Eden
Moscow
Dulles
Great Britain
Eden
Julius Rabb
Germany
Protests Over Ajax Engine Noise Threaten Court Action
Mrs J H Keppel of 125 Mott Street has retained an attorney and may sue over engine noise from Ajax Iron Works tests. Officials say testing continues on the block for about three weeks with more tests planned, while observers note such tests are routine in an industrial area and permitted two months yearly.
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H. H. Keppel
Hurley Drake
J. H. Keppel
Mott Street
Ajax Iron Works
Drake
Keppel
Ajax
Utte
Iit Lo Éated
Alvo Sila
China Reds Snarl Talks At Bandung
At Bandung Indonesia premier Chou En-lai helped broker a compromise on human rights as 29 delegations debated seven point agenda items including cultural and economic cooperation. The political committee deadlocked on referencing the U.N. charter amid cross nation pressure from seven Muslim states.
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Associated Pross
Bandung
Indonesia
Red
China
Chou En-lat
Palestine
United Nations
Ching
Chou Enlai
U.M
U.N
Chou
Teng
Lebanon
Pakistan
Philippines
Thailand
U. N
Ceylon
Iclude Culural
Economc
All Sastros
Inidlofo
Colombo
India
Burma
Chow
Formosa
Neheu
Toralia
Krishna Menon
Chinn
Truman Returns Home After Capital Visit
Former President Truman returns to Independence Missouri after a Washington trip. He spoke before a Senate committee about possible revisions to the U.S. charter and said the visit gave him a chance to do a little exploding.
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Independence
Truman
Senate
Washington
Zhukov Sends Best Wishes to Ike Amid Peace Talk
Soviet Defense Minister Marshal Georgi Zhukov used the Overseas Press Club dinner to wish President Eisenhower and Americans goodwill While urging peace he criticized Paris and London defense pacts and politicians pushing the threat of war He expressed faith Eisenhower would press for peaceful cooperation and remembered allied wartime assurances Referring to the president's visit to Germany Zhukov said he hopes for practical steps toward peaceful inventions of our countries White House aides noted he said nothing new
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Associated Press
New York
George Zhukoy
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Overseas Press Club
Paris
London
Zhukov
Germany
Augusta
White House
James Hagerty
Jeter
Kukor
Chiang Kaisshek
China
Britain
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Mutsu
Smog Linked to Lung Cancer Says Research Leader
Pasadena report summarizes Dr. Paul Kotin of USC and colleagues linking atmospheric pollution to lung cancer. Four years of animal studies under a U S Public Health Service grant at Los Angeles County General Hospital point to hydrocarbons from auto exhaust and industrial emissions as key culprits.
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Associated Press
Pasadena
Sys
Paul Kotin
University of Southern Gal- Hornl
Nation
U.S. Pubelic Health Service
Kotin
U&g Medical
Los Angeles County General Hospital
President asks Congress for 3.5 billion to fight world communism
Senate clash over Dulles Yalta testimony fuels offhand dispute. Humphrey defends Dulles as saying Yalta favored U.S. policy and Sparkman notes possible wartime mistakes. Knowland accuses Humphrey of distorting committee rulings as Republicans charge Roosevelt era deals sold out Poland and Nationalist China.
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Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Calls
Humphrey
D-Minn
Dulles
Yalta
Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Sparkman
D-Ala
Yilta
Buope
United States
Repub- Ucaya
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Japan
Far East
Aster Polant
Warsaw
Poland
Europe
Dills
Tax plan faces committee scrutiny in Pittsburgh and nationwide
AP briefs report House Ways and Means Secretary Walsh forecasting defeat of Governor Lender's proposed tax plan in committee. DoD asks Congress for 2.35 trillion in construction funds with most for the Air Force. Pennsylvania federation urges study of state tax structure delaying the Lauder tax package.
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Pittsburgh
John T. Walsh
House
Waya and Means
George M. Lender
Scranton
Ieconnsylvants Federation
Eubor
Commonwealth
George M. Lauder
U S Officials to Consult with Kai Shek Aides in Formosa
Adm Arthur W Radford and Walter Robertson will fly to Formosa to consult with the Nationalist government under the mutual aid treaty. The Consultation follows the tense Far East situation and cancels Radfords European assignment.
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U.S
Kai-shek
Associated Prep
Washington
Defense Department
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Assistnt
Walter Robertson
Formosa
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Exper
Wiks
Dulles
Taipei
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operaions
Radford
Europe
Supreme Headquarters
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Far East
Eisenhower
Five More Enlist in Company F of National Guard
Five more men enlisted last night in Company F of the Pennsylvania National Guard. Enlistees are Pvt. Fred C. Fisk, Pvt. Ronald C. Goodwin, Pvt. Ellsworth A. Shade of Union City, Pa., Gary M. Espersen of Youngsville, and Pvt. Burl Hill of Union City. The unit now stands at 55, with hopes to reach 60 after the current recruitment drive. Captain Robert Galbreath noted veterans and young men benefit from the National Guard Retirement Plan, which provides a monthly $78.09 after 20 years of service, stressing the plan’s costs and benefits and inviting inquiries at the Armory on East Washington Street.
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Company F
Pennsylvania National Guard
Fred C. Fisk
Ronald C, Goodwin
Ellsworth A. Shade
Union Ciy
Gary M. Espersen
Youngsville
Pie
Burl
Hil
D. 3
Union City
White Pie
Hill
26Th Infantry Division
Pennsylvania —National Guard
Robert Galbreath
Gunardentan
National Guard
Captain Galbreath
Elyim
Galbreath
Mugler
Cin Tebirt
Nisse
East Washington Street
Vaccine Delivery Delayed for Private Pharmacies
A Rocamma firm told pharmacists to delay private vaccine orders for Salkwali-pello vaccine as health officials prioritize inoculations for first and second floats of children. Doctors report limited vaccine supplies and holdups until after pediatric inoculations.
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Rocamma Wor Arug Wana Turing
Feval Pharmacists
Astute
Wwe
Mie Savum
Oyu
Ernde
Tame
Diotern
Eisenhower seeks 3.5 billion for global anti communism
President Eisenhower requested Congress approve 3.5 billion dollars to counter communism worldwide with most funds aimed at Asia. He highlighted military and economic aid for Formosa, Vietnam, Korea, and allied forces, while noting no new European economic help.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Eisenhower
Congress
Asis
Epéts &S
Formosa
Viet Nam
Harold E. Stason
Foreign Operations Administration
Europe
Asia
China
Korea
Chiang Isal-shek
Eiesenhower
Ormosi
Lack of Trucks Delays City Cleanup Days
Shortage of trucks slows the planned citywide cleanup. Aforeman Walter Ross cites recent vehicle breakdowns and a temporary motor install as causes. With only two usable trucks, officials expect a decision by Saturday on delaying the event or proceeding with limited equipment.
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Walter Ross
Caid & Rod
Ayotter
Pittsburgh
Inter
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