Pineau forms cabinet as Gaullist defections loom
Christian Pineau completes a proposed cabinet listing Socialists and allies as he seeks Assembly approval. With an estimated 320 votes in a 627 member chamber, a fragile coalition faces likely abstentions and a brief tenure amid Gaullist withdrawals and party pressure.
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Paris
Christian Pineau
France
National Assembly
Pineau
Rene Coty
Antoine Pinay
Pelee Pflimlin
Catholic Popular Republic Movement
MRP
MRF
Radical Socialista
Union of Democratic and Socialist Resistance
Gaullist
Republican Union For Social Action
Pingu
Ases
Robert Schuman
Yvon Delbos
Radical Socialists
Socialists
Gaullists
Acquit Boy On Murder Charge In Pa Ham Mer
A 14 year old boy was acquitted of murder for the fatal beating of neighbor Newton Phillips in Greensburg. A jury of ten men and one woman deliberated under three hours. Dickerson testified he struck the teen after being called thief but denied a prior confession to police. Phillips died July fourth after June sixth injuries.
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Greensburg
John J. Dickerson
Newton Phillips
Monexson
Dickerson
Phillips
Phillipa
Leader Opposes Quickie Taxes In Pennsylvania
Governor George M. Leader said Pennsylvania faces an extremely difficult financial position and ruled out the need for quick taxes this biennium. He indicated no new levies to cover a near term deficit, while noting earlier revenue needs of 400 to 500 million dollars for the two years after June 1st as discussed by Attorney General Herbert B. Cohen.
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
Leader
Lestley
Herbert B. Cohen
Blame Roads for Accidents Reported in City
Two automobile crashes were reported as slippery roads contributed to the incidents. At 12 40 p m Mrs. Robert Elmquist collided with Richard Peebles near Maple avenue causing 70 dollars in damages to both vehicles. No injuries were reported. At 9 25 p m Floyd Wilkinson and Henry Briggs rear ended on North Center street with damage noted but no injuries. A separate truck rollover on Route 8 near Lowville involved Ludwig Johnson with about 155 dollars in truck damage.
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Maple Avenue Ss
Robert Elmquist
Wright Street
Richard L. Peebles
Snyder
Brige
Ludwig Johnson
R. D
Clymer
Lowville
Johnson
Justice Department Officials Dismissed in Pennsylvania Trio
Attorney General Herbert B. Cohen dismissed seven Justice Department employees including Deputy Attorney General Benjamin Abramson. Also fired were Joseph F. Suporito of Pittston special deputy AG 5 050, John H. Stevenson Philadelphia special deputy AG 6 900, Joseph Marzaacco Carbondale attorney 5 050, Frank J. Shallow Philadelphia special deputy AG 4 524, Carl B. Fried Pittsburgh attorney 4 140, and Frederick J. Bertolet Reading attorney 3 882.
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Harspur
Atorney Gener
Herbert B. Cohen
Severa Justice Department
Benjamin Abramson
Philadelphia
Abramson
Joseph F. Suporito
Pittaton
Spe~ Ola
John H. Stevenson
Phildelphia
Joseph Marzaacco
Carbondale
Prank
Bhallow
Flue on Quemoy Taipel Briefing Reports Shelling
Official dispatches say Chinese Communists fired about 90 shells at Quemoy and Amoy area with Nationalist forces replying from eight outposts ten miles from Amoy. Defense Ministry notes shelling ceased as Nationalist guns answered.
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Quemoy Taipel
Formosa
Querooy
Amoy
Defense Ministry
Slate Action On IEE Request For Tax Delay
Washington House Ways and Means Committee plans to act next week on President Eisenhower s request to postpone about three billion dollars in tax cuts for one year. The move would extend current rules with a 1 year delay starting April 1. Debate centers on possible individual income tax cuts and dividend tax repeal proposals in a Democrats strategizing session.
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House
Absockted Press
Washington
Cooper
D-Tenn
Ways and Means Committee
Eisenhower
Eisenhowe
Senate
Corryite Named in Child Case
Jamestown police disclosed Joseph Reade of Corry 25 as a fifth occupant in a home where a 24 year old mother of two lived with a 19 year old North Oymer youth alleged to have beaten the children aged two and five. The mother Patricia Tweedy and Damson Johnson faced morals and endangering charges with Bail at 1000.
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Jamestown
Joseph Reade
Corry
Reade
North Olymer
Albert Tweedy
Monroe County
Patricia Tweedy
Paw H. Jolson
Henry
Damson
dJohnson
Ade Leslee W
Johnson
Alwaya
Lawyer Elein Named to Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Alfred M. Elein of Elkins Park, a lawyer and former Kefauver crime committee investigator, was named by Gov. George M. Loader to the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission as the second member of the new board replacing a Republican commissioner who retired.
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Harrieburg
Alfred M. Elein
Elkins Park
Kefauyer Crime Committee
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
George M. Loader
Elein
Unce Repubican
House Debates Measure To Trim Tariffs And Extend Trade Powers
The House opens debate on a tariff cut plan linked to extending presidential power to negotiate reciprocal trade agreements. Support crosses parties, insurgents threaten a test vote, Senate has not acted, and gag-rule tactics loom as amendments are planned.
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House
Associated Press
Washington
Tisenower
Senate
Britain to Produce Hydrogen Bombs and Modernize Forces
Britain announced a White Paper detailing a broad expansion of its hydrogen bomb production and guided missile program. The plan includes sweeping modernization of the Navy Army and civil defense while trimming some military spending. The policy centers on maintaining a nuclear deterrent to preserve peace.
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Presa London
Britain
Nothay
United Kingdom
United States
Russia
Eivil
Britian
State approves road payments to Erie County towns
The Highways Department approved a quarterly distribution from the intrinsic fund totaling over three million dollars for Erie County municipalities. Payments include 1,284 townships 101,240. 12 boroughs 449,558. 44 cities 787,208. Erie County totals 77,000 with specific shares for second class townships and boroughs. The annual state aid reaches 18 million dollars. Corry and Exline would split 828.75 for road projects. City Treasurer Carl Smith noted a yearly total of 8,008.19 from city payments.
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Highways Department
Intriicere Fund
TE Wits
Erie County
Wis
Exle
Corry
Asoutit Corry
Carl Smith
Uni
Convicted in Kidnapping Case in Columbus Jury Verdict
Charles Noonan 26 of Columbus convicted after a two hour jury deliberation. He faced one count of knowingly kidnapping in interstate commerce and one count of knowingly transporting. Judge Molly Undarwood ordered Noonan placed in the custody of the U. S. marshal awaiting sentencing.
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Columbus
Ohie
Charles
Noonan
Pennsylvania
Molly
Darwood
Registration of Lobbyists Seen Worthwhile in State
Legislative leaders and Gov. George M. Leader support lobbyist registration if drafted properly. Rep. Rendincer backs sensible rules, Holland advocates a 20 year old bill to require reporting funds and assignments. The measure aims to make lobbying a recognized vocation with clear standards.
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State
Harrisburg
State Capitol
George M. Leader
Henry
York
Dimean McCallum
Leechburg
Soretry
John 8 Fine
Albert 5
Rendincer
House
Elmer J. Wolland
Dallegheny
General Assembly
Holland ‘Hae
Ben
William J. Line
Billy A
Holland
Iso
Grondolxe
Jabbyita
Sri
Rowland B. Mabany
Will Rule On Officials Holding Two Offices
The House considers a bill to ban assembly members from holding county or city elective posts. Sponsored by J Warabwugh and L Royansek, the measure targets possible conflicts for representatives or senators. A separate bill proposes lifelong residency benefits and expenses for applicants aged 21 or older.
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Harrigbure
Confell
Teps F
J. Warabwugh
Cambrie
Loli Royansek
Cambria
Prancis Worley
Fire kills nearly 100 at Yokohama aged homes in Japan
About 100 aged women died in a fire at a two story dormitory that housed elderly residents of a Catholic convent in Yokohama Japan. Only 46 survived with many injured from jumps to escape. The blaze started from wiring at 430 am and destroyed the dormitory chapel and two other buildings. The main convent was spared and survivors prayed in Buddhist chants as rescue efforts continued.
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Yokohama
Associated Press
Japan
Dlash Tre
Umeko Sugiyama
Kate
Garden of Our Lady
Francisco Missionaries of Mary
Yokohama National Hospital
Chiho Hamada
Machi Okuni
Olunivian
Attendance Plagues Corry Schools With 151 Absent
Corry School system reports a sharp rise in absences from 125 on Thursday to 181 yesterday. With 4 877 pupils enrolled, multiple schools show high absence rates though some show lower percentages. officials cite illness and measles outbreaks with unconfirmed reports of scarlet fever.
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Corry
Ask
Lim Wour
Sicka
Mil Nemby
Miwai
Murding
Concord
Bonior High School
Bpring Creek
Dulles Sees Chance for Peace in Formosan Crisis
Baltimore fire kills six firefighters as a blaze in a Trufit Clothes Co building traps crew. Battalion Chief Francis P. O'Brien and Lt. William Barnes were recovered. Four firefighters listed as missing. at least 20 injured. Fire burned for over three hours in the Block burlesque district.
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Bey Cronmemeces
Baltimore
Bulding
Beltimore Street
Hosellers
Pran
Cis P. O'Brien
William Barnes
Joseph Hanley
Richard Matzer
Rudolph ‘Machovee
Anthony Reinstelt
Fhe
Trufit Clothes Co
Dulles says Moscow may yield to practical talks. Formosa crisis hinges on Chinese renunciation
Secretary Dulles argues a Soviet power shift will allow practical US cooperation with a future Russia while the Formosa crisis could be settled if Red China renounces force to seize Nationalist islands. He notes no US commitment to defend Quemoy and Matsu as such but warns of potential fighting if attacked. He urges Beijing to reconsider UN ceasefire talks, accepting a longer view of Soviet behavior and the chance for real negotiation with a post Stalinist Russia.
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Associated Prow
Washington
Dulles
Moscow
United States
Formosa
Red China
Diplomateoted
Foreign Policy Association
New York
Y. M. Molotov
Cho Eng Jul
Molotov
Unitedtates
Chou
Quemoy
Matais
Quiemoy
Mata
Wem
Chiang Kai-shek
Formos
Nators Security Council
Formona
Wili Wbion
Commuunist
Reus Eta
Rus— Sijnis
Siding racket in Corry preys on homeowner victims
A two out of town construction firm offered a siding job to a Corry resident at 8500 then 3500 with a 50 payment incentive per viewed display. The contract lacked payment terms and the victim, facing immediate demand after work, consulted an attorney and learned he faced a trap. The scheme mirrors a warned interior painting ruse and exploits potential customers viewing the finish.
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Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Cone
Barke
Galbreath Weds in Miami Beach During Quiet Ceremony
A small wedding took place at a church in Miami Beach with few attendees. The groom Galbreath, a noted sports figure, was joined by Mrs. Dicothy Heya Chentone in a private ceremony, while relatives and local real estate figures attended.
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Galbreath
Miamne Beach
Min
Olhy
Galbrpalty
Dicothy Heya Chentone
Tipkwowal
Firestone
Mirvey
Atone
Firestone Tire and Rubber
Hospital Directors Brief Meeting Reveals Care Costs
Directors gathered to discuss the hospital's finances and a $26,000 payment tied to charity care. The report lists care totals and notes attendance by board members including names such as Filistrant, Nust, Wiston, and Slattery.
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Jalomorios Hospital
Lee Roubindae
Ory
Montaria
Renrite
Filistrant
Nust
Wiston
Stl
Wounyg
Flalomio
Fullen, Slattery, Brundage
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