Senate House subcommittee warns against immediate tax cuts
A Senate House economic subcommittee delayed sweeping tax cuts, urging cautious policy as the 1066 session looms. The panel favored modest, offset tax relief tied to economic conditions, calling for debt reduction in booms and targeted cuts with loophole elimination. Members Mills Douglas Goldwater Curtis weighed gradual changes and broader reform.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Senate-House
Econom
Mills
Congress
Ben Douglas
D-Ti
Senate
House Exon
Douglas
Ben. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Curtis
R-Mo
Well Known PRR Ticket Taker Ends 47 Years With Line
Herman Ducky Hotnscmuan retires after 47 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Known for greeting passengers and knowing many riders and locals, he started in 1908 and plans to bid farewell on his final trips tonight and tomorrow.
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PRR
Herman
Ducky
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sam
Rothschilds
Bénnay
Une
Rothschikie
Pennsy
Girad
Hin Pasengert
Josiah Marvel, Ex Envoy, Dies in Delaware
Josiah Marvel, 51, former envoy to Denmark and ambassador to Denmark in 1948, died last night at Delaware Hospital. A Democrat, Marvel served as party chairman for the state during President Truman's era.
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Josiah Marvel
Wilmington
Del
Denmaert
Delawark Hospital
Marvel
Wastati c Cairman
Party
Truman
Minster
Denmark
State Solons May Agree On 2 Per Cent Rate On Net Income
Harrisburg reports indicate the administration drafted net income tax legislation for Pennsylvania with a possible 2 percent rate. Lawmakers plan to meet next week with Senate leaders to discuss the tax proposal, which may combine a personal net income tax with a broader tax package. The plan faces constitutional questions and would rely on the commonwealth’s revenue needs, with projections ranging from hundreds of millions in annual intake.
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Associated Pre
Harrisburg
Pennsylvanis
Dent
Séfite Democratic
Taylor
Senate Prbs
Tates
Commonwealth
Stue Justice Departments
Pennsylvania
Senate
Eisenhower Works On State of the Union Message
President Eisenhower balances work on the 1958 State of the Union address with physician recommended rest. Chef Kevin McCann arrives from Washington with the latest draft as Ike lingers in Key West awaiting Congress. He walks daily under doctor supervision to regain strength after his September heart attack.
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Associated K
Euephow
Stryder
Wong Truman Beach
Gifts For 1956 Baby Gitta Displayed In Window
The first baby born in 1956 was to be honored with gifts shown in the Ket Avenue window of Rous suohar Insurance Service. Merchants lined up to present items including baby food and keepsakes from Johnson Brothers, Rossbicher, Patterson Photo Prod, Alan, Walther, Petersprenbd, Borstortt, Fitch, Spéssian's shoe store, and Amnoroso's grocery.
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Roussuohar Insurance Service
Ket
First Avenue
Blinke
Johnson Brothers
Pifarien
Rossbicher'h
Floumurs
Patterson
Alan
Walther
Petersprenbd
Borstortt and Fitch
Spléssian
Amnoroso
Woman Implicated in Million-Dollar Embezzlement Case
Norfolk VA reports a high-profile embezzlement case involving Margit Manian, linked to Commonwealth Building and Lawn Association funds. Authorities say shortages reached over a million dollars. bond set at 25,000 as investigations continue. Other figures include auditors and firm executives named in the probe.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Wormin
Qolitt
Paull
Campieu
Bunty
Margi
Wits
East Shuulog
Manian
Wes Syter
Margit
Coliek Hientoe
WIEN
Ini
Akiott
Dunkin Oxi
Cuanon
Troy
Phillipa
Jirei
Minguing
Authority OKs Blatt Project and Sets Insurance Coverage
City officials approve the Blatt development plan and require specific insurance coverage as the project moves forward. Next steps include securing state approval, evaluating sewer impact, and detailing street and utility work with the city engineer and authority representatives.
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Municipal Aurior Yu
Dobn Bhitt Fupisife Development
Algy Sotusnirener
Sewange Trentarist
HNML
FomumuTueasion
Uo Blatt
Fightapieyas
Buutt
Xanwey
Wort Williams
Council
Nelling
Dows Hyve
Coluzjell
Spohde
Paige
Fuel Tank Control Patent Issued to Corry and Erie Men
The Patent Office discloses a Corry and Erie men patent for a modulated work gunlacil fuel tank control system. The invention aims to maintain liquid in multiple communicating tanks with a novel control mechanism to balance flow and prevent undesirable shifts in liquid levels.
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Corry and
Erie
Abie Patent Office
Mikih
Robert He Farrvanee
Corry
Steffien
Avo Supply Mig Co
Wiiloh Lelie
Charges Flare As Election In France Nears
Paris reports claim a French gendarme shot a rebel during a dawn operation in Algeria. LExpress alleged bribery and electoral interference involving officials and a prominent prime minister candidate. The Interior Ministry denied corruption, while Faure accused LeExpress of political manipulation.
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France
Associated Presa
PARIS
Algeria
Mendes-Fritce
Povertment
Interior Ministry
Caierdman
Edgar Faure
Lexpress
Onda
Faure
Mendes-France
Werond
Chassagne
Sori
Alelérs
Fox Movietone News
Ain-Abid
Teather
Camerimen
Ture
AHA
Bek
Fébels
Chansigre
Woman Hurt In Area Crash Near Clymer
Mrs George Caluldy, 25, of Williamson New Mexico, injured in a two vehicle collision near Clymer. The car driven by her husband struck the side of another vehicle driven by Mlkttie of Panama. Police report damage estimated at 400 dollars to the car and 100 dollars to the truck. Mrs Caluldy hospitalized with injuries but listed as stable with expected release soon.
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Sayin
Clymer
George Caluldy
Williamson
Duis
Panama
Gutaldo
Corry
Auto crash near St Marys leaves four dead
Four people are killed or seriously injured after a highway collision near St Marys, Pennsylvania. James Tare, 64, of St Marys and others from nearby areas were involved. Investigators and state police said the crash occurred about one mile out of St Marys. Further details about the victims and conditions were not released.
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Prem AT
Tnt Siu Rers
BE Miki
Clearfield Suunty
Siohers
Pallice
Houdton
Hubler
Ji Ube Aso Ea
Pennsylvania GOP to place Eisenhower on April primary ballot
Harrisburg Republicans moved to list President Eisenhower on the April 24 Pennsylvania presidential preference ballot, with party leaders stressing it lacks presidential consultation. Sen. James Duff and others supported a strong Eisenhower showing, while delegates-at-large from the state will be chosen at the GOP meeting January 14 and by the April 24 primary.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Euenhowers
Miles Horst
Eisenhower
James H Duff
R-Pa
GOP
Hisenhower
Dutt
G Million
Owlett
Penitidus Plac
Borst
U.S
Duff
Mastin
San Francisco
Republican State Committee
Horst
Sarw G. Leffler
Lebanon
Vie
Katherine Murdock
Greensburg
Wiister
Pow and Son
Treasuer
Th State Supreme Govt
Car Stolen and Gas Station Robbery Reported Here
A 1947 grey Plymouth two door sedan valued at 150 dollars was stolen from Wallace used cars overnight. Police tie the theft to a break in at Armitage Keystone gas station on Columbus Ave and North Center St where coins were stolen from a cigarette machine. Entry was by breaking a 14 by 18 inch window near the car wash. The vending machine was dragged into the rest room and its front panel ripped off. The station’s coins were missing though the Coon-Colt machine remained intact. Snow hindered investigation as tracks faded outside the broken window. The Wallace lot showed no clues and both the station and the used car lot will be checked on overnight rounds.
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Armitage Keystone
Co Bmbus Avennue
North Center Street
Ipen
Enlire
I. Polige
Uta
Pojoe
Suitie
Corry
Cory-James names new branch manager
Auden Moore named branch manager for Cory-James, effective January 4, 1968, with duties to relocate to Greensboro and oversee Corry-Towns office operations under supervision. The announcement, made at the Hotel Corry, was led by company president David A. Ailstrom and other executives.
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Auden
Moore
Gerry-drumustown
Tod
Henry Clirke
Mike
Bean Primold
Philadelphia Borned
Mroeger Lo
Corry-sumes
Fs Agni
Lomoheur
Corry
Nkungement
Snus Sand
David A. Ailistgom
Tn Bow
Ralph Larson
D. Armpit
Rosine
Bunce
Cory-James
Pennsylvania
West Vire Lin
Partiot Ojo Ti
Juneheer Group
Witte
Mwiliahiom
Corry Locker Plant Sold to Robert Henle by Perry Lines
The Corry Locker Plant on West Main Street in Corry was sold by Perry Lines to Robert Henle, son of Ripley. Henle plans active management next Monday. Lines will remain involved with the business in a limited capacity. The plant, known for butcher services, retail meat, and prep tasks, will be relocated to a new site later.
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Main Street
Perry Lines
Robert Henle
Ripley, N
Henderson
Plane Crash Kills Pilot Near Connellsville
An early morning two engine plane crashed about 15 miles east of Connellsville Pennsylvania killing the pilot. State Police identified him as R.A Lon of Pittsburgh. The Salem Brossus aircraft owned by the Pittsburgh firm was found in a wooded area near the Allegheny County Airport site where witnesses saw the explosion.
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Lin
Here
Thames
Pittshire
Pratt
Salem
Brossus, A
Piltsbury
Baltimore
Pittebursls
County Air Park
Pittsburgh
Horthweil
Yalta Papers Show Stalin Aims for Poland and Other Revelations
The 1985 Yalta documents reveal Stalin’s plan for a Poland friendly to the Soviet Union and other historical fragments. The State Department released a 1,092 page volume, with 40 new items and most papers from 1944-45, sold for 550 dollars.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Franklin D. Roosevelt
No. 4
Simper Welles
State Department
Roosevelt
Joseph Stalin
Yalta
Poland
Soviet Union
Mossow
United States
Germany
Goverment Printing Office
Ite
Joseph Reap
Roosevelt Library
Hyde Park
Harry Dexter Whitt
Waste Threat From Oil Spill At City Sewage Plant
City engineers warn of oil contamination from Standard Solvent at a new $630,000 sewage treatment plant. Investigators found up to 2 500 gallons of oil and solvent infiltrating the system, risking damage to filtering units and possible harm to the plant's operation. Officials consider pre treatment chemical options and mortgage implications for the facility.
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Dity
Avchiv Wovouyts
Wise
Hill
Conaegiuimane
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