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Doubts Rise Over 1956 Tax Cut Prospects
Washington reports say top House leaders Speaker Rayburn and Rep. Martin along with some senators voiced doubts about enacting a tax slash next year. Senate leaders Byrd and Bridges urged caution as discussions follow White House talks. President Eisenhower noted potential defense spending pressures that could block tax reductions, while Lyndon Johnson urged careful consideration of future spending and revenues.
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Martin
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White House
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Muriard
Navy Pilot Body Found Near Plane Wreckage
The body of Lt. Commander Charles A. Van Dyne of Washington DC was recovered about two miles from the plane wreckage near Altoona. A State Police spokesman said searchers found the body on a farm about 11 miles north of AMCONa, with indications the pilot bailed out and his parachute did not open. Initial reports suggested more than one crew member, but investigators later confirmed he was alone.
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Diay
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Washington
Union Talks Stall in Westinghouse Strike
Federal mediation failed as negotiations between the Union of Xivetrieal Workers and Westinghouse Electric Corp stalled. Murray urged renewed talks with union reps while a two month long strike waned. Pittsburgh-based labor dispute centers on job security and wage terms at Westinghouse plants nationwide.
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Westinghouse
British Round Up Red Leaders In Cyprus Ban Party
British authorities in Nicosia order the Cyprus Communist party AKEL to close and detain 135 Red leaders. Mayors of Limassol and Larnaca, Red youth group AON, labor federation officers, and reformers association BAK are among those outlawed. Bombs and strikes disrupt hotels, printers, and publications amid a broad crackdown.
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Soviet Leaders End Tour of India in Nuclear Warning Shift
Soviet chiefs Bulganin and Khrushchev wrap a monthlong India visit with calls for disarmament by Western powers, while pledging closer political and economic ties. An agreed plan aims to expand trade, with India set to receive steel, oil equipment, and farm goods, offset by increased Soviet purchases of Indian raw materials and foods.
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Police Quiet Hotel Squabble
Police reported a disturbance at the European Hotel last night involving Richard Smit of Bssnxe. Officers found him at the bar as a hotel employee urged him to stop, and the complaint was dismissed after the hotel staff declined to press charges.
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Stray Bullet Knocks Out Power Line in Warren County
A stray bullet struck a power line near Warren, Pennsylvania, briefly cutting electric service for about a mile east of Dove Head Inn. Crews out of Corry Work Center replaced an isolated isolator and restored service within an hour, as investigators assess damage and safety at the downed line site.
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Bleetiie Co
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Dove Head Inn
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Airman Killed In Transport Crash In Spanish Morocco
George Ri Holug of Butler RD 7 was among airmen killed when a C54 transporter crashed in Tetun Spanish Morocco. Others aboard could not be identified in the report.
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Butler
George Ri Holug
Tetun
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May Need One More Teacher At Conelway
Community notes reveal a plan to hire one more teacher at Connelway as it opens on February 1 with a projected enrollment of 323 pupils at Bonelway and 48 at Corry. The school board considers adding ten teachers and possibly enrolling 45 current Corry pupils into the new section to ease crowding. A final decision rests on two key votes and continued coverage on page B1.
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Uke Pelusive
Cony
Conmikgy
Corry
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Wiebe
Deer Slaying Rival Spurs Local Hunter Rivalry
No Complaints- 21 Deer Shot By Area Hunter Stirs debate as Spartanaburg resident Albert Seidman and his kin tally deer each season. The 47 year old, famed hunter, and his family have long dominated local hunts, while a recent season end raises questions about overreach and fair play among neighbors.
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Spain
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Browght Down
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Sear-Arcdt
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Dauenter
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Mae Money
Woman Injured As Cars Collide on Rural Road
A woman was injured when two cars collided on a rural road Sunday morning near Munave, near Leo Notlinger’s residence. Police report the crash occurred as westbound drivers tried to navigate a bend, with bystander witnesses stating one vehicle struck the other after a skid. The injured party was taken to a local hospital for treatment. no other fatalities were reported.
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Leo Notlinger
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Harner Named To Succeed Finnegan
Harner was named to succeed Finnegan as secretary of the channeling board. Bayner nominee ment Whrime Ly ti Boreal and Hine Ves formed a new slate. The appointment occurred yesterday at Tp Tinnguix, with 4 septLiee and HVA for Acin L B Blaversey in the bid for the Deinoceave president designation.
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Congress Eyes Stormy Session Over Defense Bill
The Associated Press reports President Eisenhower pushes a 2.8 billion dollar foreign and defense package, seeking top congressional approval amid party tensions on debt, foreign aid, farm programs, and school construction. House Speaker Rayburn and Senate leaders back and forth in a tense budget debate as Congress heads into a stormy session.
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Milk Plan Before Senate Faces Self Support Push
Harrisburg report outlines a Milk Control Commission plan to go self supporting by raising license fees and penalties. The measure, backed by Rep. Vaughan and all but one Democrat, aims to save 300000 from the General Fund and empower the commission to accept $100 penalty payments instead of suspending licenses. The bill also shifts May expenditure controls and marks a political crossroad for state officials.
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Pre-Christmas Retail Boom Claimed Across Cities
An Associated Press survey shows pre Christmas retail trade smashing records in major cities from New York to San Francisco. Shoppers buy gadgets and luxury gifts while confidence grows that this season will top last year. Booming employment and high wages boost trade, though some stores report cautious spending amid medical bills taxes and debt.
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New Orleans
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John questioned in Bonn over West Berlin defection
Chancellor Adenauer and cabinet weighed the return to West Germany of former intelligence chief Otto John as Interpol officials said his questioning could last four to five days. Authorities noted he answered voluntarily with no charges anticipated, while East Germany’s reaction offered cautious support for his move back to the West.
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Two Trucks and Car Collide on Rand Route 8
An accident on Rand Route 8 involved Thurston 68 driving north Belleville village with a parked truck owned by Ray Bemis and a southbound Wick driven by Albert Obert. Damage totaled $4200 to Thurston car and $310 to the Bemis truck, with $100 to Obert truck. Officers filed report.
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Savings Loan Pays Dividend
Corry Savini and Leto Wineed lead a dividend payout for stockholders totaling 27624 in the year. The note cites December 1 as the period’s end with a per share value of 807-417. The annual dividend is tied to a 16 approximately00 stock.
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Car Hits Train On Bond Street After Collision
Reported on Bond Street a car struck a moving freight train near West Bond Street yesterday. The incident involved Mrs. Lester Ghiy and her son Loyd, with several others injured or shocked. authorities estimated property damage around 76 dollars.
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Garbage Truck and Car Collision Reported Near Corry Area
A collision occurred yesterday morning involving a garbage truck owned by Nivtials Eye Port and driven by Huy Glib Abe ut Rd Gorey near Corry. Police reported no serious injuries though the scene included a damaged vehicle and ongoing investigation by local authorities.
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Dent Charges GOP Failing To Keep Promise
Harrisburg report says Sen Mahany accuses GOP Senate of killing the Governor Leaders 3 percent manufacturers excise tax after long session. Democratic Dent warns the tax plan hinges on Republican votes with two GOP senators signaling its death and one ally stepping aside for court duties.
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Corry Deer Kills Report From Local Hunters
Corry residents report multiple deer kills and weigh ins, listing names and weights for several specimens. Notable entries include Edith Smithy at 120 pounds, Richard Peels Jes 110, and Arthur Eykmiin at 86 pounds, among others from Hemlock and nearby areas.
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Robert Wyvik
Edith Smithy
Steve Komandsiey
Sheffield
Arthur Eykmiin
Ans
Emul Whitelo
Mab
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