New Science Council proposed under Eisenhower plan
The article reports President Eisenhower accepting a science advisory committee’s recommendation to form a new Science Council led by Dr. James R. Killian. It will supervise federal programs, coordinate agency science efforts, and align private and public research while avoiding Cabinet status, focusing on cost control and avoiding political influence. It notes the council’s power lies in funding decisions and prestige, with expected bipartisan support amid ongoing world crises. It also mentions a separate anti racketeering effort using the Sherman Act to prosecute labor racketeers, possible prison for contempt for failure to testify, and potential fines for counts, applauding Attorney General Rogers. Finally, it notes anticipated relief in grocery bills for farmers through lower prices on pork, beef, eggs, poultry, and citrus once market dynamics shift after mid-February.
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NEW Science Council
Eisenhower
Special Science Advisory
Science Council
James R. Killian
Butt
al Capone
Department of Justice
Senate
William P. Rogers
Panorama of uncertainties hit U S businesses abroad
The Cuban Revolution and other global tensions threaten American investments and trade. Cuba holds about one billion dollars in sugar oil and tourism stakes while shifts in oil profits, Middle East unrest, Argentina and Brazil crises, and European Common Market tariff moves strain U S firms. Russia looms as another uncertain factor for 1959 trade plans.
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Globe
Department of Commerce
National Foreign Trade Council
Tuck
Cuba
Venezuela
Aly
Middle East
Indonesia
Argentina
Brazil
France
West Germany
Maly
Holland
Belaiwm
Luxembourg
U.S
Russia
Prospects For Right To Know Laws Improvement
The 19s legislature and Rep Joseph Uyohit UR-Chest Vere say open meetings and records laws may be improved though specifics are undecided. Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Assn and committees plan discussions to consider possible changes to two laws that require public access to records and open meetings for state and local governments including the General Assembly and the Turnpike Commission.
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Alony Yani
Joseph Jo Uyohit Ur-Chest Vere
Copia
Associated Press Today
Richard Dew
Pennsylvania
Assn
Ajobai
Phoenixville
Dew
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Global economic tensions rise as Soviet trade war declared
The Soviets have announced a trade war against the United States aiming to capture world markets. Observers warn of a broader confrontation as policy supporters urge countermeasures to defend national industry's position.
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago Review
Corry era notes from January 5 1939 outline Roosevelt defense budget aims and school board rulings. Judge Linus Hobin denied reinstatement for a suspended teacher while 22 instructors faced action. Local events include a Powers show at the high schools and Kiwanis luncheon remarks on cooperation and science. Cory Beavers upset a strong Alamehi quintet 3 26 in junior high play.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Sony
Cory High School
Beavers
Falconer Father and Son Rescued From River After Boat Capsize
Falconer firefighters saved Bernhard Anderson and his son Gary after their boat struck a submerged log and overturned on the Chadakoin River. The pair clung to ice chunks for over 10 minutes before being hauled to shore. Gary was hospitalized in good condition for exposure and shock.
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Inmeo
Ley Chadakoin River
Satuday
Berhard Anderson
Gary
Bce
WOA Hospital
Falconer
Richard F. Lathrop
Andersons
Pennsylvania Mirrors U S Trend In Recession Recovery
Industrial activity and business conditions in 1958 Pennsylvania followed the national pattern with declines in the first quarter and a recovery beginning in April. Unemployment peaked in May and again in July and August at about 9.9%. The report notes fluctuations across coal, steel, autos, and retail, with general activity gradually climbing back toward year end.
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University Park
Pennsylvania
National Bureau of Economic Research
Bureau of Business Research
Pennsylvani State University
Allegheny District
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve
Wien
Federal Reserve District
Wille
American Iron and Steel Institute
Inndustry
Stytues Bank
Ioway
Two Car Mercer Area Crash Hospitalizes 11
A two car crash on Route 19 seven miles north of Mercer hospitalized 11 people, including five Erie area residents. Victims from the Roberts car were Olive Robertson and George Roberts with family members, and from the second car were college students Victor Picci, Sam Colia, Mary Riday Phillippi, Pat Bogs, and Jean Meredith, all in satisfactory condition. The students were en route to a Deborah meeting in Mercer. A separate report notes Tom Curran, 17, of Allison Park died when his car collided with a Baltimore and Ohio freight train at Hampton Township.
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Avargous Arwing
Mercer
Erie Area
Mercer Cottage Hospital
Olive Robertson
R. D
Erie
George Roberts
R. 1
Wattsburg
Alperla Roberts
Arthur
Allen
Carol Schrader
Roberts
Victor Picci
Pittsburgh
Sam Colclia
Mary Riday
Phillippi
W. Va
Pat Bogs
Cannonsburg
Jean Meredith
Monongah
Deborah
Tom Curran
Allison Park
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hampton Township
Evening with the Mower Geon Suet Feature
A fragmentary local item notes an evening event with Mra and Miss F at an Agrons gathering. Details are unclear due to OCR issues, but the snippet mentions a social function on a Saturday with attendees including Louis and Miss F.
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Saturdi Agrons Louis
St Gheny
Dent Ai Ital
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