Senate Showdown Vote On 3 Percent Sales Tax
Harrisburg Republicans set Thursday for a showdown on a revised 3 percent sales tax plan including clothing over 50 dollars and restaurant meals. Democrats, calling the plan a terrible fraud, may back a vote if they can muster 26 votes. The plan adds hotel and motel tax at 3 percent to raise funds, drops a drinks tax, and seeks 34 million dollars in collection costs, with revised revenue to 273 million.
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Associated Prensa
Harrisburg
Senate
Republicans
Kessler
Lancaster
Senate Finance Committee
GOP
Wife Freeing Driver From Car in Snowy Ditch
Irvin Rooney, a motorist, was pinned under his car in a snow filled ditch on Macadam Hill last night. His wife, Irienne Rooney, walked to a nearby house to call Corry firemen who used a tow car and ropes to pull him free. Rooney refused transport to Corry Memorial Hospital saying he was unhurt. He is a former Corry resident now living at French Creek.
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Corry
Irvin Rooney
Rooney
Stanford Hose Company
No. 1
Poker
Ray Laurie
Corry Memorial Hospital
French Creel
Fatally Injured Driver In Pittsburgh Suburban Wreck
A Pittsburgh suburb resident Fatally injured was Fatally injured today in a wreck involving a vehicle driven by Joseph B. Brown age 23 of Pittsburgh police reported Brown was questioned at the scene and released pending further investigation.
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Pittsburgh
Walanty Dulski
Castle Shannon
Waa
On Nuts
Joseph B. Brown
President Rules Out Compromise On Farm Measure
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration rejects any compromise on the farm bill amid a Senate contest over price supports. Senate GOP Leader Knowland says the President has not changed his position against rigid supports, with a vote anticipated next week. Benson and Senator Aiken attended the White House session, which focused on the farm bill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
California
White House
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Sen. Aiken
GOP
Senate Agriculture
Dulles Under Fresh Attack By Democrats
Secretary of State Dulles rejected Democratic claims of optimism about Soviet policy but urged full alert. He warned of a possible second cold war round with predatory leaders using more covert tactics. Senator Mansfield accused Dulles of undermining foreign aid by suggesting Russia is losing the old war. Fulbright and Smith criticized the administration, while Republicans noted new Soviet diplomatic and economic gains.
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Mansfield
D-Mont
Russia
Rusia
Congress
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Suite
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Free World Unity
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
H. Alexander Smith
Astatie
United States
Big 3 Agree On New Strategy In The Middle East
London reports the United States Britain and France near a unified plan for swift responses to new Abbelsmell threats. Western powers prepare land and sea measures, with naval show of force in the eastern Mediterranean and consultations in Washington to deter potential Arab-Israeli tensions.
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France
Washington
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Syst
Syria
Jordan
LM. Burns
Palestine
Loren
Pair Injured In Route 6 Crash
Route 6 crash injures two passengers and a driver while a vehicle left the road west of City. McCray and Compton receive exams for forehead shock as police investigate a moving vehicle cross and end over near milepost 4.9.
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Union Ty
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Mavfor City
Pail
McCray
Robert Adair
Usain City
Compton
Tulon City
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Burtanks
Tamauni
Gettysburg Man Is Named To ICC
The President selected a Gettysburg, PA resident for a seat on the Interstate Commerce Commission. The nominee, a Republican state senator, replaces ICC member Toe Johns, whose term ended last December.
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Wi Ronhowr
Interstate Committee Commission
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Pheryon
Toe Johns
Lohnen
Testimonial Dinner Endorses City Candidates Amid Snow
About 210 residents and county figures attended a testimonial for city candidates W. W. Waterhouse and J. Fred Kinley at Moose Lodge Hall. Despite a snowstorm, guests traveled from Evie and nine county sections to endorse the two local men for the Republican ballot on April 24.
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J. Fred Kinley
Corr ‘Moose Lodge
Evie
Moose Club
Waterhouse-Kinley
Kinley
Charles Auker
Blair County
W. W Waterhouse
Mr. Waterhouse
Ruskin
Sawyer
Registration Days Set For Corry
Registration days in Corry run Saturday March 3 and Monday March 6 from 10 am to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm for new registrations party changes or address updates. Citizens should bring naturalization papers to register. Local races include Watkhouse vs Garoll BD with Kinley pursuing a five term seat. Speakers include Honorable Charles Auker Blair among others.
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Garoll
Kinley
Blule
AL Miles
Fairview
Delmer Bratty
Tannerence Park
Ford O'Beil
Morbororeex
Speakags
Chariea Auker
Blair
French Chief Warns Rebels in Algeria Crisis
Associated Press report quotes Premier Guy Mattei warning Nationalist rebels that France will mobilize its full strength to crush the uprising. Cabinet approval anticipated for a plan to deploy additional troops and weapons, with potential costs cited reaching billions of dollars.
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Saormak Waenels
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Erjderev
Train Collision Kills And Injures Dozens In Swampscott
A crash between a Boston and Maine line Danvers to Boston train and a Portsmouth to Boston train near Swampscott Mass killed several and injured many more as heavy snow fell. About 1 000 passengers were aboard with priests assisting rites at hospitals. Emergency crews rushed to the scene and ambulances ferried injured to Lynn and nearby hospitals. reports described mangled cars and chaos as authorities began investigations.
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Flynn
Danvers Tisin
Edward Pooniiman
Lynn
Lynn Hospital
Knowland Persists In Race For Republican Nomination
Senator Knowland remains in the Republican presidential sweepstakes awaiting Eisenhower's formal candidacy decision. If Eisenhower declines or signals uncertainty after heart attack recovery, Knowland plans to push forward in Wisconsin and California primaries, filing deadlines looming. He would back Eisenhower if he becomes a candidate, but he will run if not, while party leaders shift to delegate slate formation and a potential new committee chair.
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Jeick Webb Blasts TV Awards Plan
Hollywoodreport notes Jack Webb criticizes Emmy ceremony format and nomination process for TV Academy plans. Webb, producer director of Dragnet, questions the structure and timing of the event set for later this year.
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D Dragnet
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Ihanth
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Newledy
Academy of ‘Television Arts
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Fom Hick
Howe
Awnia
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Kinvil
Ceri
Academy
City Tax Notices Out Tomorrow for Corry Residents
The last of the 1966 property tax cards are prepared and will be placed in the mall tomorrow by real estate Jevy. Corryites get a two percent discount if paid in March or April, or at face value in May or June, with a five percent penalty applied afterward.
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Sae City
Corry
Windstorm Leaves District in Debris and Damaged Homes
Repair crews worked through Saturday wind damage across the district. Reports describe a powerful storm, termed a quinor tornado, tearing roofs from garages and barns, ripping walls, and lifting structures such as a 52 by 84 foot barn. Lightning struck homes, and entire buildings were toppled or moved by the high winds, with many properties sustaining severe damage in Spartannbire and nearby towns.
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Kota Television
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Mvorst
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Horne
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Hydetown
Valley View
Eisenhower News Conference Set For Tomorrow
President Eisenhower will hold a news conference at 10 30 am tomorrow as speculation swirls over a possible second term decision. White House press secretary James Hagerty said there was no confirmation of a plan to delay or alter any announcements and declined to comment on timing or further comment.
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Einenhower
White House
James J ©. Hoerty
Hisenhower
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Futley
New York
Fhgorty
New PRR Train Put In Service
A new Pennsylvania Railroad train began service yesterday on the 81 mile route. The streamlined schedule promises high speeds around 200 miles per hour, with the run completed in the shortest possible time and the timetable adjusted to optimize headways.
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Herwin
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Hayley
Restore Licenses Of 5 000 Persons Amid New Speed Rules
Harrisburg reports about 6 000 operators had licenses revoked earlier. new state method speeds up restoring licenses for those previously barred. The Driver Safety Board, led by William H., explains the process and estimated timelines. About 4 900 drivers were previously listed under revised criteria as eligible for license restoration.
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Arivnyy
Ihe Webbe
Thy
Mighwins
Gow Loeidey
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