Bridges Push Foreign Aid Cut Despite Pending Request
Senate aide Bridges urges reassessment and possible reduction of foreign aid. He plans to ask Secretary Dulles and Harold Stassen for an preliminary estimate of needs, while funds may be delayed until after the NATO April meeting.
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Ajax Plant Adopts Five‑Day Week After Gradual Increase
The Ajax Iron Works, after operating on a folio day week, announced a shift to a five day work week. Plant officials say the change reflects steady growth in business, not a sudden surge. Previously only office staff worked five days while the foundry, assembly, and machine shops were curtailed.
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Eisler Defends East Berlin Regime In Speech
Berlin. Gehart Eisler, propaganda chief of East Germany, denied anti Semitism in East Germany and accused critics of being capitalist agents while addressing East Berlin's Boyle House of Culture. He claimed West reports misrepresented life under the communist state and rejected charges of persecution.
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Price Controls Removed From Dairy Products
Washington reports the government lifted price controls on mills butter cheese and other dairy products while drugs and toothpaste elimination was noted. The new list reduces controls by about ten percent on poultry and margarine and excludes cigarettes and tobacco products. The move is the third major step to end price controls, with a target of complete removal by late April. Estimated impact includes over 28 billion dollars in goods and services affected across the federal economy.
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Area school survey aims to locate new elementary school
Walter Campbell of Hapler Cardwell and Campbell arrives in Corry to survey Blain Wayne and Concord townships for a possible new elementary school building. The Joins Committee of the Corry Area considers site location and cost as a junior-senior high is planned, with 80 percent of costs potentially covered by the state.
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Penal investigators visit Morganza School probe
State penal investigating committee chief visited Morganza School near Canonsburg after touring Western State Penitentiary for a second time. Chairman Devers said tours will include White Hill Industrial School Harrisburg, Huntington’s Detective Delinquents Institution, Western State again, and Rockview Prison Farm with testimony expected from Dr. Ralph Carrier. Governor appointed panel after riots at Western State and Rockview, probe opened February 1.
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Centre County
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Western State
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Delayed report on tax study group for 1963 legislature
Harrisburg authorities say difficulties in revenue estimates delay the tax study panel’s mid March report to Governor. led by Alfred G Buehler the committee seeks economy measures and possible constitutional convention action faces Senate opposition.
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Truck Burns In Crash After Rolling Fire Destroys Vehicle
State Police reported a coal truck totaling 1800 dollars after it rolled on Route 71 near Riceville. Driver Donald Geertson of Genterstreet escaped unharmed as the vehicle struck a tree, overturned, and burned.
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Corryite Renamed 10S and S Board Appointments
Governor Wine's executive reappoints Western Penney Vania Wien to the Board of Trustees for Mie Hirje Soldiers and Sailors Home. Reappointed: W. S. Moughton Cure ty J. Pronk Graff Bittapning Guy Whadward Washington Ti- Tam V. Hallman New Kennington E. W. Davis Clearfield Dr El mer Hess Floyd 8. Owens Everett D. Walker Erle. A hearing on Thomas Buyer’s degree of guilt in a 31-year-old case set for March 4. Bayer, 36, of snarby Falls Greak pleaded innocence yesterday. Other names and details appear mangled.
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Picket Shot In Flareup At Strip Mine
In Clearfield County a mine protest turned violent as pickets clashed with guards near a surface mine. Bullets, bricks, and stones damaged property. one person was wounded by four bullets. Centred at the Cambria County line, the confrontation involved 75 to 100 pickets and employees, with vehicles overturned and a windshield blitz. Official word ties the incident to tensions from a United Mine Workers organized drive.
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Hotel Blaze Causes $400 Loss In Kitchen Fire
Firefighters battled a stove burner blaze in the hotel kitchen causing smoke damage and a damaged broiler. Manager Lon Valerline reported the fire began when grease ignited, valued at about $400 in damages, with the blaze controlled after a short effort.
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Lon Valerline
Dhe Fowne
Erle Fateh
Mx Valentine
U S Opposition to Israel Aid Appeal Reported
Washington reports the United States slowing Israel aid while offering limited military and economic help. Seven Arab nations criticized U S plans and warned that further aid could threaten regional stability amid rising tensions between Arabs and Jews.
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Blaze Damages Two Pittsburgh Buildings
A downtown Pittsburgh fire damaged the top floors of two buildings as flames spread from the Roberts Rest restaurant and bar, climbing an elevator shaft to the upper levels. Fire Chief Stephen Adley reported the blaze was controlled with no injuries.
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New Roberts
Hike Statement In School Aid Fight Cited
A House aid drive for more money for hard hit school districts is urged by Representative Fogarty citing President Eisenhower's State of the Union message. The House Appropriations Committee seeks 24 million dollars for districts swollen by defense workers and military personnel. Fogarty expects Democratic and some Republican support to restore the funds when the bill is amended.
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Wings for Ground Observer Corps Posted Friday Night
Col Lewis F Acker will address the Corry group Friday at 7 30 PM at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home. M C Howard assistant director of Civil Defense explains arrangements for a salon on Ground Observer Corps activities and problems caused by volunteer shortages. Several films will show how the air warning system works from plane spotting to destruction.
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Kyle Colunty
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Joested
Church leader citizenship revocation petition amid McMartin Act debate
American activist Paul Blanshard urged the U S government to revoke Archbishop Gerardo P O Hara s citizenship while Vatican figures in Ireland and Rome weighed the matter The McMartin Act limits actions against foreign officials but no comment was available from the Vatican or U S embassies as the petition circulated for handling. Blanshard stressed the move did not question the archbishop s integrity or beliefs.
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Pres
Dublin
Iojiinl
Comendine
Paul Blanshardting
Geratt P. Johan
Blanshard
Sautific
Washington
Duplin
McCallitt
O'Hara
Ameen Ani
McCatrin
Pennsylvania
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Romania
Bucharest
Vatican
Hela
Savon
Lenten Season Begins With Ash Wednesday Services
The Lenten season starts today with Ash Wednesday services at the Carholde churchs and Holy Week observances planned through Easter. Palm Sunday March 2000 opens a penitential period leading to Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and the crucifixion remembrance.
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Carhodle
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Desis
YMCA moves to build community center and pool site
Advisory Board members report quiet push toward a community building to meet city needs and provide a central, accessible location for YMCA activities. Albert Bush estate funds and an estimated 100000 dollars are anticipated to finance construction for all ages and both sexes, expanding programs beyond teenage boys to include girls and adults.
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Albert Bush
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Eatty Ymca
Gad
Samuel Nock
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Oder
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Gtme
McCarthy cites Mrs Roosevelt on circulating writings
Senator McCarthy told the Senate Investigations Subcommittee that Eleanor Roosevelt helped arrange government circulation of writings by leftist author Howard Fast. He tied writer to communist allegations, while denying certainty about Fast’s affiliations, and cited State Department actions overruling an order about communist endorsed writings.
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Bert
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Fast
Army Services
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Bribery Trial Nears Jury for Two Clairion Councilmen
Pittsburgh report on the pending bribery trial of Clairion councilmen Caesar Rieti and Ernest Dequénik. District Attorney James F Malone testified as a defense witness, claiming the charges stem from political motives by Mayor John J. Mullen. The defendants allegedly took bribes from coal operator Fred Fiore.
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Atty
James F Malone
I ‘Malone
Pinina
John J. Mullen
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Mullen
Tial
Caesar Rieti
Ernest Dequénik
Fred Fiore
Inite
Elty Jana
Pittsburgh Records Coldest Day Of Winter
Pittsburgh and nearby areas faced the coldest night of the winter with readings around 10 degrees and Brookville reporting seven degrees above zero. Officials forecast a rebound to near 26 by tonight as conditions improve following the extreme chill. In Altoona, Joseph B. Maher, 68, was struck and killed by a car while crossing in downtown.
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Brookville
Altoona
Joseph B. Meher
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Card Maher
House committee urges no tax relief before spending curb
The House Ways and Means Committee clashed with President Eisenhower over spending cuts and tax policy. It endorsed delaying income tax relief until spending is controlled, backing the excess profits tax expiration and opposing broad tax hikes. The panel proposed no new taxes this year while considering a temporary tax lift for corporations and a potential substitute for the expiring excess profits levy.
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Chateman Reed
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White House
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IODINE EFFECTIVE IN ARTHRITIS TREATMENT
A medical report from London cites Dr Lant Walmalny and colleagues noting injections of iodine show potential in arthritis care. The article mentions a pilot trial and claims a notable percentage improvement among focused cases, though details are brief and partially garbled.
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