Johnson murder trial moves to jury deliberations
Jenne Johnson Jr. faces a possible jury verdict as the murder case proceeds. defense witnesses were to be called and cross examination revealed the defendant said he did not care if they live or die after firing at two men in the Pope Hotel. Johnson seeks the death penalty and admitted reloading his pistol during the incident.
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Bear Lake News Letter Of Interest
John Mallory of Warren was the guest speaker at Bear Lake Evangelical United Church Sunday morning. Miss Flora Morton was home from Edinboro State Teachers College over the weekend. The Women’s Society of World Service met at the home of Mrs. Diwin Smith last Thursday evening. Gerald Carter and sons Gardner and Donald were in Jamestown last Thursday. Charles Manwaring was in Jamestown Saturday for an x ray after injuries from a basketball game Friday at the Panama School. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Manwaring.
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Bear Lake
John Mallory
Warren
J. C. Manwaring
Panama School
Clyde Manwaring
Patrolman Collision At Lincoln Park Parking Lot
Patrolman Charles Mancuso driving a new police car slowly through Lincoln Park parking area collided with a telephone pole at the center of the lot. Officer Robert Brown observed from the opposite window. Damage described as not extensive.
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Charles Mancuso
Lincoln Park
Robert ‘Brown
Cost Cutting Moves Across Firms Amid Recession
AP analyst Sam Dawson surveys how business leaders slash costs during a downturn. Plants close or idle, layoffs rise, and hours shrink as firms push automation, retirements, and leaner services. Critics say quality may suffer as inventories tighten and delayed investments loom.
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AP Business News
Sam Dawson
New York
Cost cutting reshapes firm finance amid rate debates
Business Mirror says postponing borrowing or issuing new stock and pursuing security issues are viewed by bankers as potential reasons to soften rates like Federal Reserve action. Firms push cost reductions though labor contracts, transport, and packaging costs rise, while obsolete assets are inventoried or scrapped for metal value.
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Federal Reserve Board
Railroads
Piotines
Pulse of Wall Street Dormant Amid Mixed Markets
New York shares traded unevenly as steels and metals led gains while autos stayed flat and aircrafts and chemicals fluctuated. Mortgage rates eased in parts of the country despite a cold snap and heavy snow, with the market showing no clear trend. Egg market prices firm in New York with strong receipts at wholesale.
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New York
Crosses Icy River To Win $80 Bet
Joseph Thomas of Busselton drew a crowd by crossing the icy Allegheny River from the south to the north bank. He claimed the feat was easy though cold. Police charged him with vagrancy and jailed him for his own safety after the stunt. In Los Angeles Dr. Keith S. Ditman urged a responsibility pill to curb impulsive behavior.
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Busselton
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Los Angeles
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Hhe
American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
UCLA
Churchill in villa near Monaco ill. family reports stable
Report from Winston Churchill’s household says the former prime minister, aged 90, was put to bed with a minor illness described as not serious. A staffer at the villa where he vacations sold the news, while Churchill’s wife and actress daughter Sarah remain nearby. Randolph Churchill in New York and son Christopher Soames in London gave cautious notices, hoping for a brief recovery.
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Monaco
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New York
London
Churchill’s Son-Inslay
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Soviet Chiefs May Visit U S
President Eisenhower proposed that leaders of thought and influential Soviet citizens visit the United States to observe peace and American institutions. State Department officials saw it as a broad invitation, not a Khrushchev bid, and speculated exchanges at lower levels could lead to high-level visits.
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United States
Bulganin
Soviet Union
State Department
Bulgaria
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Securities aide dies in Bethesda at 46
Richard B. McEntire, 46, a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission from 1946 to 1953, died yesterday in Bethesda Maryland. He was born in Topeka Kansas and also served as chairman of the Kansas Corporation Commission at one time.
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Richard B. McEntire
Securities and Exchange Commission
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
TV Schedule Highlights for WBEN Buffalo Tonight
WBEN TV channel four offers a full evening lineup with local news and sport at 6 pm, followed by entertainment and dramas including December Bride, The Big Record hosted by Victor Borge, Circle Theatre, and late news. Prime time features The Beachcomber, Captain Kangaroo, Popeye's Playhouse, and classic serials such as The Guiding Light and Search for Tomorrow.
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Buffalo
Victor Borge
Circle Theatre
Studio 57
Preston
Richard Diamond
Playhouse 90
Lulu Belle
Ike Seeks Almost 4 Billion Aid From Congress
President Eisenhower urges new aid to several nations with aid packages. He warns opponents against large tax funded expansions, listing dire consequences including dislocation of free world power, erosion of overseas positions under Sino Soviet pressure, a bigger defense bill, higher taxes, more draft inductions, and a beleaguered America with limited freedom against communism.
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Eienhower
Soviet Union
Ameros
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