State highways take on 209 miles of local roads
Harrisburg said new laws transfer 209 miles of township and city roads to state control for maintenance. In Corry, police investigated noise from youths in a park and a dog at Corry Memorial Hospital was captured after being seen near the front door. Several injuries from accidents were reported in Meadville area, with hospital visits and a park meeting set for Mead Park Association directors.
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Torn Police
Hr Park
Pallee
Iefopital Yystenias
Bet
Carutas
RD A
Clymer
Krouihy
Pwllew
Charles Blad
New York City
Tran Corry
James Mercy Hospital
Hornell
Thas
Blad
Corry
Jamestown
Corry Memorial Hospital
Janet Mae Moore
Titusville
Youngsville
Crawford County
Meadville Fair Grounds
Moore
Third Ward
West Washington
Shea Street
Patricia O'Brien
James O'Brien
York Street
Sylvia J. Sawehyn
Nicky Sawehyn
Mead Avenue
Duane Berkey
Telford Berkey
Spartansburg
Maxine Paver
East Main Street
West Stain Rireel
Donald BE Nevo
Matt Stuver
Ubalte
Ant Mice
Poline
The
Mead Park Association
Nichols
the Park
Mil Village
Michigan
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Democrats Push for Voting Rights Amid GOP Holdout
Democratic leaders press for a voting rights amendment with four proposed compromises led by Rep. Celler. After Massachusetts Rep. Martin spoke with Eisenhower, Republicans seemed to soften but White House officials, including Eisenhower, favored no weakening of the original plan to protect voting rights for millions.
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House
Martin
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Eisenhower
Harden
White House
Aid Out Security Risk Dulles and White House Talks
The article describes a broad administration effort to ease congressional controls on aid, with President Eisenhower inviting House Speaker Rayburn to breakfast at the White House. Dulles and Heber were asked to a June conference to discuss aid questions, and the debate touched on future military and Allied support in light of possible cutbacks. Raaford’s Senate statement warned that the U S may need to increase spending on armed forces if aid to allies is reduced.
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House
Rayburn
D-Tex
James €.Iagerty
Senate
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Dulles
Aroes
Baruch Seeks World Peace Plan and Russian Acceptance
The 87 year old Baruch advocates a world peace plan with atomic energy for peaceful use. He envisions a broad framework tested publicly, seeking Russian approval and urging public opinion to pressure leaders toward accord. He speaks rapidly of a brain serving presidents since Wilson and questions whether Russia will accept the plan.
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Osu Ibi
Baruch
Woodrow Wilson
Russia
Autobiography The Story Of Baruch Baxlieh Publishes Today
Baruch Baxlieh son of Dr Simast and Belle Walle Baxlieh moves to New York and enters Wall Street as a runner earning $80 weekly. His first autobiography My Own Story is published today. He plans to work on the manuscript, dedicates it to his children, and reacts with humor to a birthday remark.
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Belle Walle Baxlieh
New York
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