Gardner Sees 300000 Saving In Erie Budget Plan
Erie Mayor Arthur Gardner lists six major points for saving about 300000 in the 1957 city budget. Potential sources include an ACA grant for a sewage plant, a state grant for sewer work, liquid fuels tax aid, and offsets from 1958 project costs. If refinancing yields 900000, the main remaining budget pressure is employee pay raises and a 10 dollar monthly increase already approved, costing around 140000 in 1957.
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Erie
Arthur Gardner
Ipanoé
Rouuie
Bredit Ntatus
Gardner
Finance Department
Chicago
Kaiser Alumpum
Witlys Overland
Talks Resume As CTC Strike Near End
Negotiators will try again in Cincinnati tomorrow to end a month long strike by 600 employees of the Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. Federal mediator Edward Phillips of Columbus held separate sessions yesterday with company and CWA representatives, but a spokesman said there was little or no progress.
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Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Edward Phillips
Columbis
Federal Communications Workers of America
Ieme
Wall Street Pulse as Oils and Steels Rally in Upturn
Stocks rise on oil and steel gains with hopes for Suez Canal calm. Aircraft and major names push ahead as buyers return. market tone firm with higher senior issues and steady wholesale prices. Arkansas voters back Norrell and Hays in Democratic primary with little opposition.
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Little. Rock
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Reps
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Monttitello
Brooks Hays
Little Rock
Adlai Widens Delegate Lead in Primary Scramble
The AP tally shows Stevenson leading on first ballots with 572 votes to Harriman's 232, as Wisconsin prefers Stevenson 4-2 and Colorado hints at 20 votes for Stevenson. Truman backs Harriman, pledging support to win in November, while party factions press to cement a moderate platform and court Southern backing.
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Moar
Associated Press
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Truman
Steverson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Emanuel Celler
New York
Dixie
Charles van Develder
New “York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Tone Star
Johnson
Tracks Clear After 17 Coa l Cars Derailment at Weedville
Rail crews restored traffic near Weedville 16 miles south of here after clearing the right of way of 17 derailed hopper cars and a locomotive tender. One car struck the frame freight station, demolishing it and spilling about 1700 tons of coal. No injuries reported. Inspectors blamed a broken rail as the cause. The train, en route from Reynoldsville to Driftwood, carried 45 coal cars and seven merchandise cars. PRR said the 1911 freight station will not be replaced.
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Jennsyivenin
Weedville
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Reynolds— Ville
Driftwood
PRR
Reds Plotting Suez Stall
In a tense briefing, officials warned a new formula for de–escalation seems unlikely as Britain and France push to keep the Suez Canal under international control. Lloyd asserted Egypt’s menace but said Cairo could play a role. India and Jordan urged restraint and opposed forceful action. Arab capitals voiced concern over any military move, fearing wider war. Washington outlined steps to ensure oil shipments and pipelines remain open, stressing no disruption of Western oil supplies.
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