Gore Seen Heading Inquiry Of Lobbying
Gore is likely to head a bipartisan Senate special committee with broad powers to investigate improper or illegal lobbying and campaign financing. Four Democrats and four Republicans would serve, with appointments to be made by Vice President Nixon on leaders’ recommendations.
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Atwoolaed
Washington
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Senate
Gare
Lkely
Kennedy
Massachusetts
McClellan
Arkansas
Mansfield
Montana
Anderson
New Mexico
Bridges
New Hampshire
Bricker
Ohio
Thye
Minnesota
Nixon
Democratia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knowland
Cotifomine
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Senates
Johnson and Knowland
Francis Case
R-Sd
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Injuries Reported After Several Area Accidents
Multiple injuries from separate incidents sent five individuals to Carry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Louise TeWinkle of Clymer suffered first degree burns after grease ignited on a furnace. Mrs Aloe Bowman, 78, of East Main Street, broke her left hip in a fall. W T Williams of Snyder Creek sustained extensive bruises when a car she was in veered off the road and overturned. Earl Bates of Spring Creek treated for a chronic wrist fracture. Paul Thomas, a Lyons Transportation truck driver, lacerated a hand while unloading a truck. both were treated and released.
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Parsons
Carry Memorial Hospital
Louln ‘TeWinkle
Clymer
Aloe Bowman
East Main Street
W.T. Williams
Snyder Cleele
Selomn Lumber Co
Earl Bates
Spring Creek
Applicaton
Paul Thomas
Lyons Transportation
Telsa
Mahany Sees Only 23 Percent Sales Levy Passing Senate
Senate Republican Leader Mahany forecast that only a 23 percent sales tax could pass the GOP controlled Senate as tax battles loom. He urged a broader levy on luxuries and durable goods to balance the budget and hinted a 360 million dollar income sales tax package may face a House majority.
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Mahany
Senate
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate Republcan
Republican Caucus
House
Mohsny
Mahony
Bott
Meany NAM Official Seek Plan For Peace
George Meany and Charles R. Sligh Jr met at a luncheon to discuss a labor management peace plan for the nation. They aim to bury the hatchet and resolve differences peacefully, though long standing labor management tensions complicate the effort.
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Washington
George Meany
Bronx
Afl-Cio
Charles R. Sligh Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
Rolex
Meany
AFL
CIO
Sligh
Truman
Ainer
Like Daughter Like Mother Airs Anew
A woman named Judy, patient at Corry Memorial Hospital, travels to visit her daughter. Mrs. Smith of Bear Lake slips, falls in the downtown shopping district, is taken to hospital for treatment, and receives care for minor injuries.
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Benes Oma
Corry Memorial Hopital
Judy
Mrs. Smith
Bear Lake
Jude
Company F Tops In Drive For New Guard Recruits
The 113th Regiment area saw 21 men enlist in the National Guard during Company F’s George Washington Birthday recruitment campaign. The tally is the highest for the regiment and possibly the Pennsylvania 28th Division, which covers the state.
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George Washington
National Guard
Pennsylvania
National Guard Drives 380 Recruits Across Pa
A one day recruiting drive on Washington's Birthday produced 80 enlistments in the Pennsylvania National Guard. Total statewide enlistments include 35 by the 28th Division with Corry leading at 74. The 110th Regiment and 108th Regiment followed, while work continued in Corry and Union City.
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National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Washington
Pennsylvania National Guard
Pennsylvania Army
Air National Guard
2Eth
113Th
Corry
110Th Regiment
Washington, Pa
Shrakton
108Th
James Hammond
Second Battalioh
Cory
Union City
Armory
City Hall
Church prowler report hushes brief police note
First Methodist Church reported a prowler Saturday night. Rev George Myers notified police. officers checked the building and found no entry. A paint smear outside the front entrance was noted in the brief report.
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Torey
Harley Drake
Testay
Eller
Herman Burlingard
Drake
Burlingame
George Myers
Dhmea Keepspel
Pariel Gorski
Rab
P.m. Satuday
Ang Folyne
Ray Myers
Dumding
Eireumstanen Alo
Halted car collision on icy street report
A two car crash occurred on an icy street involving William Pring and William Le Mayer. Both drivers escaped injury as Pring’s car stopped at a Grand Street stop sign while Mayer turned from West Washington onto Corrindsted and struck the front of Pring’s vehicle. The damage totaled about 8109.84.
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William Pring
Prompnet
Wiliam le Mayer
Policd Sat Prime
Grand Street
Woosh Washington Street
Mayer
West Washington Street
Corrindsted
Wath
Prinsmulla
Moyer
Testimonial Dinner to Honor Waterhouse and Kinley
The Comy Moose Club hosts a testimonial dinner next Monday with a turkey dinner at 6 p.m. Speakers include W. W. Waterhouse and J Pred Kinley as candidates for U.S. Congress and State Assembly. About 200 local residents expected. list features Charles Auker Lew Rodgers Stanley Blair Conrad Poayer and more.
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W. W. Waterhouse
J Pred Kinley
Comy Moose Club
Waterhouse
U.S
Rein
Jey
GOP
Charles Auker
Altoona
Blur County
Harrisburg
Lew Rodgers
Erie
Fore
U. 8
Erie-Mereer
Crawford County
Stanley Blair
Athlon
House of Representatives
Conrad Poayer
Erle
U S Eyes Approval of Israel Arms Shipment Amid Talks
Secretary of State Dulles expected to tell pastors that Middle East tensions drive a potential US decision to send 18 light tanks to Saudi Arabia. Officials say no policy change on delaying a revision, while Israel seeks 50 million dollars in weapons to counter Egypt's arms.
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Washington
Dulles
Middle East
Baudi Arabia
Julies
Seijald Foreign Relations Committee
Chitles
Israel
Counitor Agypt
Arma
Jim Comelinia
Cxeehastoynken
Boon
Eisenhower
Kformed
Ihiy
Baby
Sandi Arabia
Jie
Dhatuyen
Saudi
Sbeikyp
Newt Mokli
Tilihiy
Etanayth
Weil Mh
Mabor Aly’ Yatfeet
Pouitaly Balhclow Tel Ween
Avi Blow
Bond and Pearl Virs oxi adlinriking agenms event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bond and Pearl firms and a trial or public action. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable. Remaining readable items hint at a legal or public notice context with references to investigations and authorities.
Negroes Plan Mass Meeting Amid Bus Boycott
In Montgomery Alabama preparations for a mass meeting and a prayer pilgrimage day were announced by Rev Ralph D Abernathy among boycott leaders. Police reported 78 of 115 arrested were Negroes with bond set at 3300, as the boycott enters its 12th week and draws national attention.
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Montgomery
Alan Downs
Montgomery County
Braid Jury
Ralph di Aberathy
Fist Baptist Church
Tin Nation
Tun Ine
Red Cross Kickoff Meet Draws About 100 Volunteers
The local American Red Cross kickoff at Emmanuel Episcopal Church drew about 100 volunteers. Chapter President Clark introduced William Leaby and Frank Dodd who outlined the campaign goal of 88 900 and answered questions. Margaret Bowers and other officials spoke on fund needs as a wagon quota was discussed and a lunch followed.
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Semple
American Red Cross
Emminuel Episcopal Church
Chistes Clark
LrngAy Ane
William Leaby
Min Find Rata Delve
Lamiby
Works
Frank Dodd
Cordulman
Lea
Margaret Bowers
Northwest HutHet
The
Red Cross
Miss Rawtire
Mra
Dontheyn Bhoy
Suewine
olHuiTe
Two Found Dead In North East Room
Deputy Coroner John Maries of Erie County said carbon monoxide fumes from a small gas stove likely caused the deaths of Pablo Valgox aged 20 and Reinaldo Merende aged 19 in an apartment in the North East area. Autopsies were ordered. Both victims were unemployed and had applied for jobs with a transport company.
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Emma Zum
Piero Rico
North East
John Maries
Erie County
Pablo Valgox
Reinaldo Merende
Iubore
Jobe
Coment
Lawmakers Near Action On County School Reorganization Bill
A bipartisan effort advances a bill to study consolidating county school superintendent offices into about 30 regional posts. The plan shifts decision making to 1957 legislators after study results, with sponsors Wagner and others optimistic the committee will approve.
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Aaisburg
Craumal
R-Bohuylkill
Senate Education Committee
Wagner
Washl Prtisan
Legislataire
Themaelyon
Pennsylvania
Dill Kard Uney
Pennsy Car Jumps Tracks At Sherman
A Pennsy freight car derailed near Sherman causing delays as a single car veered off and lifted a journal box. The derailment halted traffic through Corry and prompted a wrecking crew response with the line reopening later. No injuries were reported and the mishap disrupted service for the afternoon route between Buffalo and Chicago.
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Pennsy
Sherman
Sone Sdtv
Amtonas Berar
Buffalo
Chicago
Corry
Journal
Iives
Neviewis Domingo
Chiba Tt
Hote
Lannen
Fooncetown
Brown
Dlewtor Printisy Corp
Youngstown
Mead Oil to Reopen After Fire on Penn Ave
Mead Oil owner James Mead expects the Mend Oil Co to reopen in one or two days with pumps powered this afternoon. He plans a temporary office at the fire site and estimates total loss between 9 000 and 10 000 dollars, potentially more. Stanford Hose Company noted several details amid the blaze control effort.
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James Mead
Mend Oi! Co
Pennesylvania Avenue
Mead
Stanford Hose ‘Company
Decision Near On More School Aid Payments
The House Equations Committee may approve an extra 30 million dollars in verdin state aid for school districts by early March. The balance of the Coner Fund could allow full payments to third class districts, with many districts facing borrowing limits and delayed payrolls. Greene County officials cite urgent needs as Waynesburg and other districts struggle to meet bills and personnel costs.
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Charman
McCann
D-Greenpox
Tréamuren
Texee
Wupe
Daldmit
Overdin Wie
McGann
Wat Greene
Rogersville
D.C. Langmecker
Greene County
McCant
Longandeket
le Wryaidsbury
MecCandy
Waynesburg
Corry Man Dodge Delayed For Mental Competency Review
A court ordered Dr. Jack D. Alley and Clapp to reexamine Dodge of Corry to determine mental fitness for release or new verdict. The case ties to the August 1960 murder of Mrs. Arn Bodde, previously ruled not guilty by reason of insanity, with a hospital release last October noted.
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Dodge
Mra
Arn Budde
Bodde
Plan Presents Challenge To Soviet Union
President Eisenhower announced a new program releasing 88 000 pounds of atomic material for peaceful atomic projects both at home and abroad. The plan challenges the Soviet Union to follow suit by promoting peaceful uses of atomic energy while restricting exports for weapons. The distribution aims to support civilian power reactors and research, with safeguards against diversion to military aims.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Kilwain
United States
Prema
Nikola Bulganin
Bulganin
Russie Sa
Elserhower
Uta
Soviet Union
Yaation
Uae
Lowie Strauss
Atomicnergy Commission
Kilgenhower
Bids Sought for Seaway Project Section
Washington bids open March 27 for the Thoyminds Wilanide stretch of the St. Lawrence Seaway. Lewis OL Castle of the Lawrence Development Corp says bidders must prove and remove about 204000 cubic yards of rock and 9000 yards of earth to 200 feet depth. Work area runs from Claytal to Alexandria Bay.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Seaway
Lewis OL Castle
Lawrence Developmeyt Corp
Alexandrii Bay
Rear Admiral Injured in Japan Helicopter Incident
Rear Admiral Fitzhugh of the American fleet was injured when a helicopter apparently struck the water near Tokyo Bay. The craft dipped about seven yards from shore and sank briefly. he was lightly injured and treated after the mishap.
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Opmama
Japan
Adio
Fitzhugh Lie Coltmudder
Amer
Wester
Tokyo Bay
Tetay
Navy
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