Democrats Press For Tax Showdown In Swift Budget Pact
Democrats urge a new push next week on a 360 million dollar income sales tax package. House leaders seek quick action with Gov Dent and Speaker Andrews promising to push GOP support after a previous shelving of the compromise.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
House
Readinger
Andrews
Dcombria
Senate
Dent
Reading
House Gop
Smith
Rep
Bower
Northumberland
Tist
GOP
Pension fund boards weigh insurance and payout rules
City Firemen's and Policemen's Pension Funds consider a special committee with an actuary to assess progress and future needs. Discussions cover possible supplemental insurance amid deaths, bylaws for 50 percent of salary in the last five high earning years, and a review of fund structures with assets and recent outlays. The Police Fund shows 33,488 in assets with state and salary deductions contributing. Firemen's Fund lists 1,779 assets with state and city inputs and interest.
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Police
Forest Front
George Burlingame
Neil McKay
Firemen's Pension Fund
Massive Tokyo Quake Shakes City and Surrounds
A strong quake centered 90 miles underground near Tokyo rattled the capital and nearby areas for about 30 seconds. Eight injured, three seriously, large power outages and infrastructure damage reported, including a cracked highway bridge and collapsed pavement near Tokyo Station. Moderate tremors also hit northern Luzon with no casualties.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Luzon
Philippines
US Weather Balloon Reported Over Siberia
The U S Navy said a weather balloon launched from Japan for the United States was drifting over Siberia due to strong winds from the north Pacific jet stream. The balloon, about 40 feet in diameter and 90 000 feet up, transmitted data but the aim was to collect different weather information.
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Japan
United States
Soviet
Siberia
Lye Aleutian Talandy
Europe
U. S Air Force
Omar
Lee Laws
Opps
Tokyo
Lewis
Hay
GM of Canada Strike Ends After 11 Days in Major Auto Lockout
The 11 day General Motors of Canada strike ended with a settlement that includes an 18 cent hourly raise over two years, enhanced layoff pay, and improved hospital insurance paid by both sides. About 17 800 workers across Windsor Oshawa Toronto St Catherine and London will begin to see the new terms as soon as ratified. Louis G Seaton and George Burt announced the agreement and pledged quick union meetings to organize the new benefits.
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Toronto
General Motors of
Canada
North America
Windsor
Oshawa
St. Catherine
London
Louis G. Seaton
Detroit
George Burt
United Auto Workes
Burt
Inge
United States
State Aid Keeps Corry Area Schools Open One Month
State aid payments and jointure funds will sustain Corry area and four district schools for about a month. Secretary S E B Anderson told the Joint Schools Committee that without 55 106 from four districts current expenses could not be met. Readied funds include 19 773 from Columbus 14 373 from Concord 2 060 from Elgin and 18 000 from Wayne with Spring Green planning a payment soon. The money will allow operation until the next meeting.
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Corry
Joint Schools Committee
S. EB. Anderson
Columbus
Concord
Elgin
Wayne
Spring Greet
Phinn
Anderson
Grand Jury Probes Offer to Case in Senate Debate
A federal grand jury opens an inquiry into a $2,600 donation to Case during Senate debate on a natural gas bill. Testimony tied How ard B. Keck and Elmer Patman to forwarding funds, with questions about possible influence on Case’s vote. The probe, led by John M. Neff, also involves pending questions about broader lobbying pressure.
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Assoc Conacses
Washington
Fedora Grand
Rampalen Donaton
Ben Francis Case
R-Sd
Senate
Une Natural
John M. Neff
Lexington
Nef
Elmer Patman
Austin Tex
Neff
Patman
Superior OU Co
Caliifornia
Superior
Howard B. Keck
Sioux Falls
Case
Neli
Putman
Bosh
Eisenhower
Keck
Patan
Che
Shooting Victim Remains Fair Kerk Broskee
A 22 caliber rifle bullet hit Kerk Broskee while he and a companion were at a residence. He was stabilized at Gerry Memorial Hospital as city police reviewed statements from the boy's mother about the shooting incident.
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Fair’ Kerk Broskee
Wennie
Memorial Hospital
Pei
Brooks
Hubert
Kensingary
Unter Te Wis
Loni Morrow
Rifte Wien
Kindergarten Costing Plans Discussed by Corry Board
The Corry Board of Education discussed establishing kindergarten classes at a new site in the old Hotel. Estimates show yearly operation at about $22,000 with state reimbursements offsetting some costs. Removals, staffing, supplies, and maintenance were itemized, but no recommendation made and the issue was tabled pending further study.
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Corry
Sib Arguent
Fuller
Hatch Building
First Presbyterian Church
Tis
Anderson
Mint Che
Harrisburg
Report On Ike Health May Be Made Today
Doctor Paul Dudley White and five physicians met at the White House to prepare a move to a medical report on President Eisenhower’s heart. The group planned to deliver findings to the President around 1:45 PM EST after earlier tests and his recent hospitalization.
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Paul Dudley White
White House
Eisenhower
White
Hoxton
Witte
Bn Lienne
Army
Walter Keo
Carter
Bhenhowews
Physicias
Mid
Sen
Howard Ne
Shyer
Pickets Overturn Auto At Sharon He Angootaled Preas
Pickets overturned a car near Sharon as protests continued at a Ford plant site. Police reported sporadic interruptions and unclear details as tensions rose among demonstrators and workers.
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Sharon
Nixon lauds Republican record at Lincoln Day Dinner
Vice President Nixon told the National Republican Club in New York that the Eisenhower era has built a magnificent record over five years with prospects for eight. He claimed progress against racial discrimination and prosperity without war, while denying he called Truman a traitor and dodging questions about Eisenhower's 1956 plans.
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Eisenhower
National Repubicai Club
Adiai Ei
Stevenson
Ser. Estes Ketwaver
Tennessee
Averell Harriman
Washington Inc
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Wildorf-Astoria
National Republican Club
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Kefauver
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Ubell
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Thu
Ira Adini Stevenson
Pete Marty Faces Sentence After Football Pool Raid
Pete Marty to hear sentence in a case tied to a football pool raid on West Malin Street. Judge Eliner Fyons set the date after police reported arrests of several men, including An Rolo Frisina, with proceeds linked to a football pool operation run from a district headquarters on Cory Bever age Co. The raid disrupted a November 19 operation and led to multiple adjournments as witnesses were ordered to appear.
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Npyem
West Malin
Tamor
Marty
Nirat
Averatie
Anibum
Caliuty Ginesisy
Eliner Fyons
Herbert Johnson
Jonosty Malluray 1
Johnsonburg
Wis
Nisnh
Cory Beverage Co
Corryite Solves Hubcap Theft Without Police Help
Corry resident solved a car hubcap theft by identifying youth Charles Gaten of Corry RD 3. Gaten admitted stealing the hubcaps at the Armitage Keystone service station on December 20 but denied entering the station. Detectives from Snyder City area traced the hubcaps, and Gaten returned them after police inquiry.
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Fe Mmore Pen
Armitage Keystone
Warley Drake Sale
Charles Gaten
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Corry
Bir Te
TeWineley Suaplolans
Cluten
Stulion
Drake
Trinkle
Cuter
Prepare For Dollar Days Here
Dollar Days are set for Thursday through Saturday as shoppers await special bargains. Chamber of Commerce official E F Belin says retailers have stocked selected merchandise for the event.
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Pridiy
E.F. Belin
Sonistary
Chum
Bet of Commerce
YMCA Victory Dinner to Close Campaign at Corry High
YMCA set to celebrate completion of a campaign that raised about 430000 with a Victory Dinner at Corry Area High School on Thursday evening. Volunteers expect the goal to be reached and announce the milestone. Public invited for 125 plate price. program includes reports by local directors and district secretary with awards for top volunteers.
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MUA Ihvers Uy
Corry Area
Werkerp
Friends of the
Finnd
Frank Chater
Tusaarive
A. Tirgess
Nouth Weil
Nouth Weil /Distriet executive secretary) J. Liesle Lenton
D. Armour EyNatran
Alton Dabistrand
Harold Miphler
VHP
Ftr
Outatindiae
Free Movies For Corry Women At Rex Theatre
A community notice announces two free matinee films for women at the Rex Theatre in Pie Rutty Whit at 2 p.m. The program includes Mon Ale and Bren Belt Runtrusion, sponsored by the Bogiety Theater County. Local officials report strong attendance and public interest in cancer education and outreach.
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Gini Sooty
Theare County
Ely County
Mie
Gaittlenci
Evie County
Ansilins
Khrushchev Sets Five Point Policy for Improved West Ties
In Moscow the Communist party chief Nikita Khrushchev outlined a five point foreign policy stressing peaceful coexistence and stronger links with the United States, Britain, France, and the Soviet bloc. He urged better economic, cultural, and diplomatic relations while warning against threats to peace. The speech, delivered at the 6th Congress, contrasted with earlier bellicose tones and referenced past Soviet leaders and wartime alliances.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Krumlis
Khrumhchey
USA
Ehyushchev
Promer Malenkov
Khrushshev
Offera
Elena
Hheushuhey
Melogwtes
Coimublal
Gunther Quits Primary Race By Associated Press
Judge Gunther withdraws from the GOP State Supreme Court nomination race citing inability to live in the commonwealth and pressure from supporters. He had planned to run against Benjamin R Jones and Orphans Collet Mudge in the party contest.
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State Supreme Court
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Wakill
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Federation of Clubs
Erle
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