Dispute Flare In Senate Over Bribe Inquiry
Senate debates over who should investigate a 2500 campaign contribution to Francis Case with Sen. George leading a four man panel and Sen. Hennings pushing a rival inquiry. Case appeared before both groups and urged the return of donor funds while under subpoena Neff testified about the source of the money and its intent to influence Case on a natural gas measure.
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Associated Press
Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate
Francis Case
R-Sd
Case
Sen
Hennings
D-Mo
Senate Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Green
D-Ri
Priday
Neff
Kabler
Sioux Falls
Arus
Lexington
Nebrasken Leptstture
Superior Ol Co
Alustin
Texas
Case Ind
Cant
Atomic power plant walkout halts project progress
Workers at the world’s first atomic power plant halted operations amid a jurisdictional dispute involving AFL Local 11s Steamfitters and AFL Local 449 Steamfitters plus AFL Local 27 Plumbers in Beaver Valley. Groundbreaking occurred in 1954 and the Ohio River site, about 25 miles northwest of Pittsburgh, was expected to be in service in 1957 with private industry operation.
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Sen
Winton
Dows Uo
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
AFL
Beaver Valley
Bows of
The
Avenue Energy Commission
Lhe Aven
Cort
Lot Im
Puvate Linustry
Three Nation Parleys Open On Middle East Problems
Washington opens a three nation conference with American British and French military and political leaders to craft steps under UN Charter to reduce the risk of war in Palestine. Eisenhower and Eden push for a lasting settlement while warning over arms sales to Egypt and Soviet overtures.
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Middle East
Associated
Freas
Washington
State Department
Eisenhower
Eden
Tsrmel
Staten Bre
Palestine
Thice
Egypt
Security Council
General Assembly
Stevenson Winds Up His California Campaign
Stevenson wrapped his California campaign with a confident talk about victory and a pledge to avoid brinkmanship over war. He urged unity, rejected demagoguery, and said prosperity would come through steady determination rather than slogans. He spoke with Negro leaders in Los Angeles, supporting gradual desegregation rather than abrupt troop deployment.
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Stevenson
California
Saegee
EFOSS
San Diego
Galif
Adin Stevenson
Areumasee
Estes Kefauver
Boe Yetnrg
Dulies
Slovenson
Enand
Democrat Party
Police Ban Bingo Games In Corry
Police ban bingo games in Corry following a crackdown prompted by a planned Moose Club event. Officials state certain groups operated games under city permit without police notice, with referrals to the district attorney for prosecution and Erie County court wisdom deeming bingo a crime under local law.
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Corry
Roper Brown
Police Department
Nas Dis
Siiehisters
Ad Perse
District Attorney's Office
Ater
Hurley Dirks
Wark T. Cherry
Notic
Polien
Locth Nisters
Tah Drake
Pllomney
Erie County
Eisenhower Emphasizes Missiles Priority Over Soviet Lead
President Eisenhower says the United States prioritizes guided missile development and is not complacent about the Soviet missile program. He notes the U S may trail in some tests but holds a lead in other areas and discusses funding and research efforts.
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Associion
Washington
Presistent
Eisenhower
United States
Tha Lo
Soviet Union
Eisenowe
Bove
Tre
Howamnen
Etre Wilsor
Emeylion Thai
Gardner
Gardner Maior Eivenhower
Tae
Release Granted to Clinton Prison Inmate Joey Fay
Detained extortionist Joey Fay, long linked to a political scandal, was granted parole from Clinton Prison after serving part of a sentence for extorting 868,060 dollars from a construction contractor. The former labor official, once in a high profile case, will be released to New Jersey under supervision.
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Dannemora
Pridon
Uli Fay
Pintleburgh
Sig Sine Prison
Weit
New Yorke
Chiy
Elulik Sensogo
Tore White
Grininevys Union
Clinton Prky
Village
New York Blue Parole
Hawril
Alvin
New Jersey
Chimney Fire Reported In City
A chimney fire was reported this morning at 20 West Bhureh Street. Firefighters from Shaytoes Hose Company responded, preventing spread to the dwelling at 20 West Bhureh Street. No injuries reported. damage limited to the chimney and some interior smoke stains.
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Bhureh
Herburt
Diane
Liu
Luxuries Tax Plan Hits GOP Led House Proposals
Harrisburg reports outline a 2 percent sales tax on luxury items such as furs jewelry cosmetics and TV sets plus a 1 percent stamps plan. Hotels restaurants and public venues would face a 2 percent gross receipts tax with exemptions for schools churches and hospitals. Banks would distribute stamps and merchants register with the state.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Strauser
R-Colambia
Gibson
R-Warren
Revenue Department
Euch
Eisenhower Urges Overhaul of Immigration Laws
President Eisenhower asked Congress to overhaul immigration laws to remove inequities and open a path for about 220,000 foreigners to become permanent residents. He urged speeding deportations of unworthy aliens and recommended discretionary waivers for certain entries, while stressing national responsibilities and world leadership.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Brat
Gen. Brownell
Trumars
Teddi J
United States
Wenhower
Police Report On Wild Dog Pack Killing Deer
Police investigated a claim that a pack of wild dogs killed a deer on Eat Peasant Street in Concord School area. Officers found only two dogs at the scene as a deer carcass lay nearby, with neighbors noting the incident followed by a previous period of dog activity. The hide and remains were turned over to Game Protector Lyle Watrous for disposal.
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Concord School
West Ay
Wetigate
Hons Aviv
Mainy Witks
Abed
Lyle Watrous
Eisenhower to Decide on Re-election by March 1
President Eisenhower said he should have enough information by March 1 to decide whether to seek re election. He indicated a news conference would reveal his decision soon after, with a possible nationwide TV and radio explanation. He also said he would not object to Chief Justice Warren running for president if he decides not to run.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Hin
Iverhower
Earl Warren
Warren
Red Blockade Threat From East Germany Over Berlin Air Traffic
East Germany warns of a blockade of Western air routes into West Berlin over spy balloons. The Presidium of the Volkskammer declares the threat and cites sovereignty over East German air territory. Western officials call it a veiled threat and question if it will be carried out.
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Berlin
Snat
Germany
West Berlin
Volkskammer
Mote
Weat
Eat
ADN
U. & Mlaslon i Boelig
Four Residents Face Court Trial
Four Corry area residents are scheduled for trial when County Court opens Monday morning at 8:30. Notable cases include Charles Dodo, formerly of the city, facing murder charges with a chance of directed verdict on insanity claims. Other defendants include Malcolm Kysor for driving while suspended, Stephen Pinko for four county offenses, and Chauncey Thomas of Union City for weapon possession.
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Reurumry Verve
Wwe
Corry
Charles Dodo
Bertriedl
Dodge
Onnes
Malcolm Kysor
Stephen Pinko
Falge Pre- Tennes
Chauncey
Thomas
Main Street
Union City
Con
Dem Leadership Expects 125 To Vote For Bill
The House Democratic leadership in Harrisburg expects more than 125 votes to pass a 360 million dollar bipartisan tax package that combines an income tax and a sales tax. Leader Read Inger noted about 90 Democrats likely to back the two percent personal income levy, with roughly 16 Republicans needed for a majority. The plan includes a 2 percent selective tax on various goods and services, while Republicans push the sales tax.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
House
Read
Inger
Smith
Asl Rowdinger
Uri-Columbing
MO Gibson
Watreny
Bente Developments
McMoninin
DiLackawanna
Fayglew Sian Hospital
Gilipinn
Wlso
Senate
Industri
Malayan States Move Toward Independence
Negotiators announced a plan for independence of the Malayan Federation within the British Commonwealth by August 81, 1967. The decision to grant independence to Malay states and former Straits Settlements does not affect Singapore, a crown colony on the Malay Peninsula and major Southeast Asian trading center. Singapore’s population is majority Chinese and it presses for freedom. The federation aims to produce rubber and tin as key exports, with a three-week conference confirming the path to independence.
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Associated Press
London
Laigest
Singapore
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