Milk Strike Sparks State Trooper Patrols Across Tri State
Police called as milk price strike widens across New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania with sporadic violence picketing and temporary closures. About 8500 of 45000 area dairymen involved 10 percent of metropolitan milk supply withheld causing no city shortages per Health Commissioner Baumgartner.
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Eisenhower and Mollet End Conference Optimistically
President Eisenhower and French Premier Mollet plan to continue talks tomorrow as UN issues rise. White House secretary James Hagerty said modest progress was made and a new pause may help bridge French American stances amid Middle East tensions.
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Link Between 1955 Kidnapping and Unidentified Boy Death
Philadelphia detectives link a discovered boy's body to a 1955 kidnapping case involving a missing New Jersey boy. The unidentified boy's mutilated remains, found in a cardboard box, are being compared to the known victim in a bid to establish identity and origin. Authorities mention prints and facial features as key clues, with continued testing and family checks underway.
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Milk Strike Turns Violent in Pennsylvania Counties
Gunfire marked the dairy farmers strike entering its third day across Wayne Susquehanna and Wyoming with reports of a loader tank shot at near Milford. Driver Ray Booth said a high powered shot struck his tanker on Route 6 but he believed no hit until Middletown. Milk losses and armed farmers at loading stations followed as trucks reached Honesdale and milk was dumped en route to the city.
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Union Dispute Delays Leed's Glass Installation
A local union dispute delayed the Leed's remodeling project as Jamestown glass installers faced jurisdiction claims by Erle union affiliates over Gorey district jobs. The disruption halted work until agreement allowed the Jamestown crew to proceed.
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Dismissals Cut State Workmen’s Fund Staff Significantly
Harrisburg state workers say 23 employes of the State Workmen's Insurance Fund have been dismissed, part of a continuing drive to trim the staff. Fund Manager Samuel G. Neff reported 61 employees have been fired in total, reducing the staff to 36.
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Senate probes gambling and vice as witnesses testify
Senate investigators said a key witness in the labor rackets inquiry faces threats and that the FBI is looking into the case. James Elkins, a Portland gambler now testifying, faces potential additional disclosures as the committee probes a gambling and vice network tied to Teamsters officials in Portland.
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Growing slate of candidates for city offices and school board
Petitions circulate for Paul Neer lit Meerdink Robert Tungell and Robert Ott Jr as first to announce for seats on the city council and school board vacancies this year with more entrants expected next week. The main ballot issue is fluoridation of the water to be voted May 21, likely drawing strong opposition and boosting primary turnout.
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Red Cross Fund Workers Meet Kickoff Session Planned
Red Cross fund workers will meet tomorrow in the undercroft of Emmanuel Episcopal Church at pm. Robert Tunsell, drive chairman, said all workers and the public are invited to the kickoff session. The campaign formally launches next Monday with volunteers receiving solicitation kits. Recent poster contest winners from children in parades 1 8 will be awarded prizes.
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House backs GOP tax plan with big majority in Harrisburg
Republicans push mid March deadline to finish a House approved fiscal package including a 3 percent sales tax and extensions of income, real estate, cigarette, and corporate taxes. House votes ranged from 140 to 60 on amendments while more GOP support awaited.
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Winds Bring Cold Air to Eastern U S
Gusty northerly winds from the Midwest push a surge of cold air across the Great Lakes into the eastern third of the nation. Wind gusts reach 40 to 50 mph as the cold front moves through Pes, Chicago, and Milwaukee.
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Pollock Bridge flood rails North Idaho town evacuation
Heavy rain and a colder air mass caused flooding on the Pollock's Bridge area as French Creek overtopped the highway. The Weiser River flood prompted National Guard units to assist evacuations in Weiser Idaho after the town of about 4000 faced rising water.
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U S Minister to Hungary Leaves Budapest
Edward T Wales, the U S minister to Hungary, departs Budapest after a four month stay marked by no official contact with Prime Minister Kadar's government and failure to present credentials.
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Turncoat Leaves Red China Blasts USSR In Hungary
Youngest American turncoat from the Korean War renounces the United States and denounces Soviet action in Hungary. Samuel David Hawes, 23, said he fled to Red China to protest Moscow’s crackdown. He crossed the Canton border and spoke with a US vice consul noting his citizenship remains valid. He is to be sent back on a one way voyage to the United States.
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Gas Off Mother Seeks Police Help Over Apartment Heating
A mother in the Second Ward asked the city police for aid after the gas to her apartment was shut off by the gas company. She, with four children aged four months to four years, claimed debt and planned a payment this Friday but the bill remained unpaid. A Red Cross helper advised securing funds, and employers were contacted to arrange payment to restore heat.
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United States seeks sanctions-free plan on Egypt Gaza pullout
United States aims for a compromise to withdraw Israeli troops from Egypt and the Gaza Strip without sanctions. Arab states warn against Arab opposition, while the plan reportedly borrows ideas from Lester Pearson.
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Hollywood probe targets scandal magazines and Hollywood links
California Senate committee questions Hollywood sources for scandal magazines and alleged collection agency ties. The two day session in Los Angeles includes names like Frank Sinatra and Joe DiMaggio amid claims of raids, private detectives, and efforts to gather material for magazines.
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Two Marines Convicted Of Maltreatment
A Marine staff sergeant William E Rich 28 Canton NC was convicted by a special court martial for assault on a recruit during basic training. He received reduction to sergeant and a fine of 8502 for three months. Another drill instructor Clinton L Jones Pensacola FL was tried simultaneously. he was reduced to private first class and confined 30 days with a 350 fine. Captain James F Motmey public information officer said the case was foreknown. Several other accused recruits were named in the proceedings Concerning mistreatment of recruits and related charges.
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Albany truants cost city and state in school year
Albany officials estimate missing students cost the city about 20 000 dollars for the year with daily attendance figures of 24 elementary students and 195 for each high school pupil. The truancy reduction was noted as well.
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Pays Fine For Erecting Sign Without Bond
A man named Ralph Davis Jr. of RD 2 Corry was cited under the city ordinance on hanging signs in the business district. At a hearing he pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars plus costs after warnings about signage rules.
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Two 15 year olds admit slayings in Paterson case
In Paterson New Jersey a 15 year old boy confessed to killing Giovanna Giambra a 25 year old secretary with a pipe on November 13. He also admitted beating another woman Miss Wella a 40 year old New York woman during a prior assault, authorities said.
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Delayed execution in Boston for 35-year-old woman
Gov Pirrolt said yesterday he would grant a stay of execution for Viktited Fonomi of Seliwite who was scheduled for the chair next month. The case centers on the cholene vhule and a court decision remains under review.
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