House Dem Chief Predicts Passage For Tax Package
In Harrisburg, House Democratic Leader Readinger voiced optimism that the bipartisan Income sales tax compromise will pass, as the GOP caucus hesitates. The 360 million dollar package, crafted by a two party committee, faces a show down vote tomorrow amid Republican ambivalence and possible alternatives.
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Two Issues In Arms Shipment Unanswered
President Eisenhower faces two unresolved questions over a proposed arms deal with Israel and Saudi Arabia. Amb Abba Eban seeks approval for Israel commandeering 60 million dollars worth of arms, while Dulles weighs what to tell him. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee demands an explanation of the tanks for Arabia. A British French committee aims for a joint plan before March 1 to avert a Middle East war as tensions rise.
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No Draft Call In March Shifts Local Induction News
March will see no induction calls for the armed services. One registrant may be called for physical examinations. The draft office announced an observance of a federal holiday on Wednesday, closing all day.
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Louisiana Catholic lawmakers press school integration bid
In New Orleans Archbishop Rummel condemns segregation as morally wrong while Catholic lawmakers move to restore parochial schools to Louisiana’s 1954 segregation laws. They plan an appeal if federal court rulings stripe the public system, and parish priests read the archbishop’s pastoral letter across the archdiocese.
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Spartansburg Man Pleads Guilty To Drunken Driving
Gerald Eastman of Spartansburg pled guilty to drunken driving after a 510 p.m. report of an intoxicated driver on East Main Street. He was found unfit to operate a vehicle by a physician and released on a $1,000 property bond awaiting a judge’s plea.
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Open Cafeteria At New School
A new school cafeteria will open serving hot soup, wine, and bread at minimal costs. Prices start at 25 cents per item with potential future reductions for high volumes. Equipment delays kept dining room tables and chairs ready for use by opening day.
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Inquest Aims To Solve Warren Deaths
Coroner details an inquest plan into the deaths of Harold Look 62 and Bertha Irwin 16 both linked to North Warren State Hospital. Evidence hints at a tainted stomach in Look’s body and duplicate discoveries sparked a hospital search. Further written reports awaited before setting a date for the inquest.
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Step Up Probe Of Bribe Offer
Washington hearings widen as a Senate committee led by Senator George expands the probe into a $2,500 campaign fund offer to Senator Case. A federal grand jury and Justice Department inquiry renew activity, seeking to expose improper influence in elections and legislative votes.
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Contests For Primaries Are Shaping Up
Contests for the April 24 primary are shaping up as candidates drill for local and state offices. Waterhouse and Kiley lead Republican bids for Congress and Assembly respectively, with Shaler’s withdrawal narrowing the field and boosting Waterhouse’s prospects amid active campaign events and public support in Meadville, Erie, and surrounding counties.
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Waterhouse Honored At Testimonial Dinner
W. W. Waterhouse addressed 260 voters and GOP workers at a testimonial dinner in East Erie, urging a campaign for Congress from the Erie Mercer Crawford district. Speakers praised his Harrisburg record, Peninsula works efforts, and a pledge to continue public service if elected.
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Titusville
Freighter Sails With Arms Cargo For Middle East
A freighter named Timver Mivitoo sails with an arms cargo intended for the Middle East amid controversy. An employer spokesman notes a $5,000 duty per crew member with questions raised about security and insurance coverage. Authorities quote concerns over the risk set by the shipment and potential international legal issues.
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City Accident Reported By Police
Police said a two vehicle collision occurred near North Tah and Went Pleneunt involving Suyele Kuleht Himbus Marvin CN and Pulrmount Mint residents. Damage totaled about 916 to one car and 50 to the other, with injuries undisclosed.
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Mayor Questions legality of Hunter amusement device
A local dispute in Corry centers on the legality of a machine named The Hunter. City officials including City Solicitor Roger Brown and Mayor Birt Cherry weighed the license status, while police and district officials monitor the case. The device, described as not a pinball game, prompted licensing claims and possible court action. Community groups vow to challenge the ruling as city officials prepare a crackdown on gambling.
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London donor from Corryite makes $500 gift to Corryite group
A Corryite now in London sent $500 to a Corryite in London amid talks on a fundraising appeal. The event highlighted the need for ongoing funds for a project aiming to raise $230,000, with local organizers acknowledging gifts and expressing thanks for support from former residents.
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Fire seven at Westinghouse plant in Sharon
Sharon Pennsylvania workers at the Westinghouse plant face a seven alarm fire. The blaze disrupted operations and prompted suspensions as the AFL-CIO and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers weigh in on the incident and potential labor actions.
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Coal Miner and Wife Die in Rockingham Fire Near Johnstown
John Koma 42 and his wife Helen 61 perished when a four room frame home at Rockingham 15 miles southeast of Johnstown burned early today. Firemen pulled the couple from the blaze but both died from suffocation and burns. Coin of the two was not determined. Louis Zalor, a neighbor, reported the fire after the husband returned from work around 4.0. The Koaman had moved to Rockingham from Windber in July.
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Warren Firm Battles for Arnold Point Oil Refinery
The Warren firm continues its legal fight against Commerce Oil Refinery Corp to stop erecting an oil refinery at Arnold Point Providence R I. The state and federal courts have issued rulings affecting permits and reviews, with the priory seeking to block the project as a legally sponsored challenge to the refinery plan. The Very Rev Don Aelred Orahin and others pledge ongoing action to protect the priory and its stake in the dispute.
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Explains Cause Of Bus Accident Involving Several Figures
A garbled report outlines a bus crash on Pennsylvania Avenue near a traffic interchange. It cites a diver and driver involved in a mishap with a ladder and malfunctioning traffic flow, mentioning individuals from Buyder Circle and local officials while noting a campaign season in Washington.
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Egypt bound airliner crashes in desert with many dead
A large French airliner en route from Saigon to Paris crashed in the Egyptian desert near Cairo. Officials report 43 to 52 deaths, all French or Vietnamese, with six crew members and six passengers among the dead. The captain severely injured, rescue efforts aided by Egyptian army and American pilots.
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Russia Adopts New Strategy Before 20th Congress
Fragmented reports describe Soviet leader Zhukov foretelling a hardened doctrine of retaliation and a broader military buildup. He claimed access to advanced atomic and hydrogen weapons and warned the United States of possible retaliatory strikes while urging disciplined youth and ideological conformity. An unrelated obituary notes the death of ex-newspaper owner Mustiers after a two year term.
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