Poland Aid Dubious Yet Considered By US Leaders
The editorial notes Khrushchev warns Poland against accepting aid and prefers Moscow’s terms. It cites three months of Polish talks for farm products, with credits of 300 million and a US offer of 76 million, possible rise to 100 million. Senate hurdles loom, Knowland opposes, Johnson and Nixon rally support. The piece also outlines farm subsidy clarifications, urging scrutiny of a 5.3 billion budget tied to the 11 billion farm income, and a note on Red Cross origins.
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Poland
Soviet Union
Nikita ’S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Poand
Moscow
Khrushchev
Company
United States
Senate
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Benson
Congress
Americana cab driver crafts perfect world on wheels
Roma, a former butler, runs a New York cab service that offers luxury touches. His black-and-white interior is spotless, with air conditioning, free papers, and a full amenities kit. He greets passengers in three languages, provides cigars and refreshments, and aims for courtesy over tips, insisting he is not motivated by wealth.
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Shayer
Roma
New York
Rayment Roma
Manhattan
Romi
Ronn
Rookite
Paris
Remigton
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago April 29, 1997
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls events from April 29, 1997. Authorities discuss gold price changes with Britain and France. Relief expected as Corry district gauges relief load drop. Fire company adds to regional gathering. An inquest set for Glen Snapp death from February crash. Boys Week outdoors program planned with weather permitting activities at Washington Street grounds.
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Washington
United States
Corry
Robert Cuflin
M. Hengst
Washington Street
Concord Gray Club
Washington Club
Illegal Operation Ends Life of Doris Mae Smith
In New Kensington, Doris Mae Smith, 24, mother of three, died from blood poisoning after an attempted fatal operation. She was found by her 6-year-old daughter Saturday. police initially suspected strangulation. Coroner Stephen D. Yaney of Westmoreland County ruled the death accidental pending autopsy.
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Kensington
Stephen D. Yaney
Westmoreland County
Doris Mae Smith
Route 7 three car crash causes $1500 damage
Warren area report describes a three car collision on Route 7 a mile and a half south of Sugar Grove at 2 15 P M Saturday totaling about 1500 in damage. Drivers were John Croll Chandlers Valley Arthur Engstrom Sugar Grove R D 2 and Thorsten Peterson Jamestown NY state police from Waren Substation assisted with the investigation. Peterson was traveling south of Route 47 while the other two moved north. Croll attempted to pass Engstrom when the crash occurred.
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Warren
Sugar Grove
John Croll
Chandlers Valley
Arthur Engstrom
R. D
Thorsten Peterson
Jamestown
N. Y
Waren
Paterson
Croll
Engstrom
Torquato Lauded as Democratic Leader in Pa Speech
Lt Governor Roy Furman praised John R. Torquato a former state Labor and Industry secretary fired months earlier as one of the great Democratic leaders. At a Cambria County Democratic dinner Furman cited Torquato’s role in unemployment and workmen compensation laws and fair employment practices while noting his influence in the 1955 state Legislature.
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Lands Torquato
Dem
Johnstown
John R. Torquato
Labor and Industry
Leaier
Roy Furman
Cambria County
Galita
Furman
Torquato
Commonwealth
Orquato
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Corry Journal
West South Steel
Gory Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chirluzio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bereman
Boptinelli-Kimball, Inc
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Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Carry Pa
The
Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
Phillipc
Hal Boyle
WPA
Cory Stanford Hose Company
Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Waterford
Glen Snapp
Spartansburg
Bradford
HEINZ
Herbert N. Riley
HLJ Heinz Co
Kiwanis
Rotary
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Bennett’s Merchandise Club
Sid
George Washington
Columbus
Borstorff & Fitch
Stockton
Albert Fox
Engle's
Jordan's Used Cars
Shady Avenue
Howard Jordan
Frank Betis
Psses
Keystone Gas and Oil
Columbus “Y
Gilson’s
General Electrie
Builders Supply
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