Eisenhower Labor Bill Backed by Republicans in Senate Fight
Senate Republicans push to broaden a pension and welfare fund bill into a general labor measure. President Eisenhower backs limited labor reforms and hearings by the Labor Committee before passage. Lyndon Johnson urges timely debate as Knowland’s anti race-discrimination amendment fails 53-28.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
California
Senate Labor Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Campaigns gain steam in Pennsylvania state primary race
Five candidates for governor, three Republicans and two Democrats, pressed campaigns across the state ahead of the May 20 primary. Arthur T. McGonigle led the Republican slate to Clearfield County, while Pittsburgh Mayor David Lawrence campaigned in Somiset with running mate Gov Leader. Roy E. Furman spoke in Scranton as Harold E. Stassen toured Montgomery and Bucks counties. Independent candidates also pushed bids, with William Livengood in Butler County and Stassen in multiple counties.
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Wegan Merbu Cross
Commonwealth
Arthur T. McGonigle
Clearfield County
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Goveror
Somiiset
U. S. Senate
Roy E. Furman
Lawrence
Scranton
GOP
William
Livengood
Butler County
Harold E.stassen
Montgomery
Bucks
McGonigle
Gov. Leader
Pennsylvania
Nixon Opens Eight Nation Good Will Tour
President Nixon starts a 16 day journey through Uruguay Argentina Paraguay Bolivia Peru Ecuador Colombia and Venezuela. He aims to ease economic strain at home by courting South American trade and co opera tion with the Soviet Union amid a broad diplomatic push. He stops in Port of Spain and Buenos Aires en route to Montevideo during the trip timed with Argentina's Frondizi inauguration.
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Eurya
Richard Nixon
South Americ
Uruguay
Soviet Union
Bewch
Nixon
Kremlin
Atlantic
Atgudy
U. S
Washington
Uruguny
Argentina
Paraguay
Bolivia
Peru
Ecuador
Colombia
Venezuela
Arthuro Frondizi
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Federation of the West Indies
Girl Admits Theft Of $70 At Local Home
A high school girl admitted taking $70 from her employer, a local family, this morning. She returned $59 and agreed to restitution for the remaining amount after officers questioned her about the missing money from her purse.
Eisenhower May Lead GOP Fight To Take Congress
President Eisenhower could campaign for Senate and House Republicans as they push his legislative program. Senate chair Schoeppel and House chair Sims expect to involve him strategically in the drive to win Congress, with visits to key, doubtful districts to help GOP candidates amid concerns about the economy and policy disagreements.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Schoeppel
Simpso
GOP
Oscar Fritz Succumbs Here
Oscar Fritz, a long time service station operator, died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 7 05 this morning. He is survived by his wife Jessie Zee Dolly Fritz and one stepson Wesley Pearce Clymer. Funeral arrangements are incomplete today with Bracken Funeral Home in charge.
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Sear Erit
UAW Proposes Three Month Pact Extension For Price Cuts
The United Auto Workers plan a three month contract extension with GM Ford and Chrysler in exchange for lower car prices and higher unemployment benefits. The proposal would run contracts to September and raise supplemental unemployment to 80 percent, while urging profit sharing and wage gains in current talks. About 450,000 of 1.5 million workers are laid off, shaping bargaining leverage.
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UAW
Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Talget
Ambrose woman gunned down as two men die in ambush
In Ambridge area, Arthur G. Schuck remains in custody for questioning over the ambush slayings of William Engel 44 of Ambridge and Vincent Quigley 34 of Economy, and the wounding of Angelina Pugliano 23 of Fair Oaks. DA Steward says a mistaken identity motive is suspected.
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Ambridge
Pat
Arthur G. Schuck
Baden
Wiliam Engel
Vincent Quigley
Economy
Angelina Pugliano
Pair Oaks
Quigley
Pittshureh
Richard Steward
Beaver County
Schuck
Engel
Tim
Quigley ‘Houe
Steward
Cunnim
Phygiiano
Rochester Clentcal Hospital
Storms Move East After Lashing Texas
Weather systems swept east from Texas bringing heavy rain and hail. Flooding disrupted travel and forced hundreds from homes as at least three deaths were reported and schools faced damage from tornadoes and high waters in Dallas Fort Worth area and northeast Texas.
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Dallas
Texas
Beaver
South
Arkansas
McKinney
Toryado
Atlanta
Pittsburg
Fort Worth
Death Ends Career Of Corry Woman Once On Stage
Jessie Dodd a Corry resident and former vaudeville performer dies at Cotty Memorial Hospital at 6 05 A M She lived at 124 Franklin street for three years after moving from New York Her career included touring the nation with her own road company and work with Broadway stars in vaudeville Her health declined after World War II and she died after a long illness Family and friends recall her stage life and long correspondence with confidants in New York City She had served in the Navy and later worked at the U S Customs House in New York Her remains were to be buried amid memories of her stage career.
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Yack Sui
Inyo
Jessie Dodd
Cotty Memorial Hospital
Franklin Trent
New York
Allie Mackies
Gotham
Times Square
Jensie Dodd
118
Navy
U.S. Customs House
Franklin Street
Miss Dodd
Miss Mockres
Miss Dot
Mass Increase Predicted for U S Missile Defense
The Air Force forecasts a shift toward missile units by mid decade, with about 60 percent of defense units as missile units and 40 percent manned aircraft. Lt. Gen. Dunne told a House subcommittee that current forces are roughly 99 percent manned aircraft and 1 percent missiles, projecting mid-1960s mixes of four new manned units and about three percent missiles.
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Air Force
GS Dunne
Auaff
House
Othier Air Force
Hoover Improves. health update from Columbia Presbyterian
Former President Herbert Hoover shows signs of improvement after a medical procedure at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Doctors report ongoing recovery and expect further updates as his condition evolves.
U S and Soviets in missile race at chamber session
Rep Mahon says the United States will lag in intercontinental missiles briefly but not enough to invite attack. Holaday reports strong American missile progress. ICBM and IRBM timelines project deployment by 1969 and 1960 respectively, with both nations building long range missiles in limited quantities within two to three years.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Rep. Mahon
Dtex
William M. Holaday
Defense Department
Holaday
Mahon
House
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Philip M.talbott
Operin Januat U
United States
Nasser Heads For Moscow
President Nasser departs Cairo for Moscow with a midnight departure for his first visit to a major power. He is due to land with brass band reception and tour a Soviet skyscraper and subway, eyeing arms prices and loan terms as Egypt weighs its economic needs.
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Cairo
Nasser
Moscow
United Arab Republic
United States
Egypt
Syria
Soviet Union
Naxser
Republic
Ruyat
Baby Sitter Saves Girl From Serious Injury
A 7 year old girl was saved from serious injury by a babysitter after an accident in Columbus Avenue. The child received care at Covey Memorial Hospital with a tourniquet applied and was reported in improved condition after treatment by Dr. Dorothy Russe and staff.
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Aliiar
Belott
Howard Munsn
Columbus Avenue
Covey Memorial Hospital
Fae Eulehes
Werylan
Dorothy Russe
Union Clio
Mane Hs
Bex Minnsee
Young Corry Motorist Hurt In Route 77 Crash
Missy Donnie Lou McCassin of 912 Went Mensant street sustained forehead lacerations abrasions to limbs and possible eye injury after her auto left Route 77 and struck a culvert three miles northeast of Spartansiyes. State Police said she apparently lost control after meeting another vehicle on a crest. damage estimated at 700 dollars.
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Metcur-Yieurney
Spartansiyes Pry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Abe
Missy Donnie Lou McCassin
Mensant Street
McCaslin
Missing Corryite Returns To City After Disruption
Corryite is said to have returned to the city after an ICE inquiry and related charges against Robert. A related case notes Maedje of Téhetty street reported missing since April 3, with a deputy stating he was returning home, while the charge has lingered since April 15.
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Robert
Maedje
VN Téhetty Street
Hiis
Gear
Batayelas
Ceks
Eisenhower Sends New Letter To Khrushchev On Disarmament
President Eisenhower moves to break the deadlock on disarmament by sending a new note to Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Hagerty indicated the message will reach Moscow soon while Khrushchev backs Poland and Czechoslovakia in talks, though Western powers resist open summit discussions.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Wikite Khrushchev
Augusta National Golf Club
James C. Hagerty
White House
Khrushchev
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Moscow Radio
Kihruahchey
Gromyko
Czechostovaka
Khhrushchev
United
Dynamite attacks target Jewish center and Negro school in Jacksonville
Early today a cache of dynamite exploded at the rear of a Jewish center, causing window and door damage. A bomb at James Weldon Johnson School damaged the building and concrete, with reported losses around 20000 dollars. Police noted a car fleeing the scene and two men near the center. An anonymous call claimed three bombings and opposed integration in Florida, blaming a Confederate underground. Rabbi Lefkowitz and police offered no motive.
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Vavksonville
Fla
Neste
Jewish Center
James Weldon Johnson
R. C.blanton
Blanton
Florida Times-Union
Confederate Underground
Florida
Miami Beach
Sydney M. Lefkowitz
Confederate Center of Information
South
A.M. Acosta
Jacksonville
Boy 11 Rescues Nephew From Well in China Maine
Norman Mattson, 11, rescued his three year old nephew from an abandoned well in China Maine. The boy climbed the rock wall to reach the child and lifted him from twenty feet deep water, dragging him to safety. Both boys were unharmed and thanked by the community.
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China
Maine U
Fifth Wrader
Maine
Tosany
Norman Mattson
Normans
Rock Walla
Norman Mochtan Jr
Umefe
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