Uncertain fate for leader plan in Pennsylvanias tax showdown
Harrisburg Governor proposes a half and half tax compromise with Democrats and Republicans sharing two tax programs to balance the budget. Republicans would craft a sales or other tax, while Democrats fund the other half, with both sides voting to pass both programs in the legislature. Senate leaders doubt votes for a sales tax, and caucus plans loom Monday as conflict persists.
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Associated
Frep
Harrisburg
Senate
Democratic House
Assembly
House
Ben. Taylor
Sen
Dent
Noor
Taylor
Kessley
Pennsylvania
Bell Telephone seeks rate hike by association press
Harrisburg The Bell Telephone Co of Pennsylvania asked the Public Utility Commission for a 36 million dollar increase in basic residential and business rates, effective March 14. Toll calls and pay booth rates were excluded. The move would lift monthly bills by 60 cents to 1.15 for homes and 1.50 to 3.00 for businesses.
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Bell Telephone
Associated Prem Harrisburg
Bell Telephone Co
Pennsyluinia
Comminsion
Gott Is Indicted For Manslaughter In Wickliffe
A grand jury indicted Gott for first degree manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of Rudy Longo 27 in a basement bar in Mentor-on-the-Lake after Gott discovered his wife with Longo. Police say Gott admitted the stabbing 48 hours later. Gott, a waitress, was free on a $10,000 bond. The charge was reduced from second degree murder by the grand jury.
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Rainssville
Uma
Douglas
Gott
Puarby
Mentor-on-the-Lake
Rudy Longo
Wickliffe
Longo
Joan
Lorigo
Cott
Eramd
FTC Sets Legal Action Against Tire and Gas Firms
The FTC announced charges against six firms over agreements to push tire sales at oil company filling stations. Hearings begin March 20 with 30 days to answer. The case lists B F Goodrich Texas Co Goodyear Atlantic Refining Firestone and Shell Oil. The FTC says the arrangements paid commissions to the oil companies, not the station operators.
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Socumuen Fe
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
B. F. Goodrich Co
Texas Co
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Atlantic Re- Uning Co
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Shell Oil Co
PTO
Union City Firm Files Petition Of Bankruptcy
Union City firm Uni-Lab filed a petition under Chapter One of the Federal Bankruptcy Act, with a hearing set before a referee in Bretorlay. Operations are stalled as it seeks working capital after a denied loan from a New York group reportedly sought around 40,000 dollars to resume production. Uni-Lab reportedly owed 176,000 dollars to the finance firm on advances tied to future orders, and while Chapter One is a protective measure, it can shield assets and stockholders. speculation had Union City interests considering taking over the business, which makes and supplies Wool steel and artificial tongue laboratory furniture with nearly half a million dollars in back orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pouuone
Patent Corporation
Erie Bank
Uni-Lab
Union City Capital
Unon City
Ite
Y Fund Director Resumes Post in Corry
Gates news coverage from Cal reports the Corry YMCA fund drive resumes with a $280,000 goal after a month of recovery for the director. Mr Gniva and his wife arrived by plane at Erle airport this morning, aided to Corry by A Burness. The drive will be formally kicked off January 2 at Corry High School Cafeteria with groundwork nearly complete and volunteer solicitors briefed for the campaign to build a new North Gentler Street building.
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Rank Gates
News Coving
Cal
Corry
North Gentor Street
Tax Hike Passes 4-1 In Washington Council
Washington council approved a new income tax by a 4-1 vote with one member dissenting. The proposed levy imposes one half of six percent on persons employed in the community and is slated to take effect March 1. John Ward Jr. opposed the measure as the remaining members supported the change.
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Washington
Lym
Annayivanin Community Oily
Erie Judge In Contention For State Supreme Court Seat
A Reuters style report notes Erie County judge is considered among leading figures for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court vacancy. The piece outlines Republican and Democratic contenders, ongoing endorsements, and potential primary dynamics shaping the 21 year term at stake.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
James If Duff
U. S. Senate
Durbit
Ater
Henry W. Lark
Sunbury
Lark
Northumberland County
Sid
Duff
State
Weldon B. Heyburn
William 5. Livengood Jy
Charles @. Smith
House
Joseph W. Butler
Lansetowne
Charles R. Barber
Robert F. Kent
R-Crawford
Aithur
Fscal
Edward B. Sitlep
Uniontown
Otto Messner
Reves Nue
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Horace Sturn
Philadelphia
Samuch Roberts
Erie County Orphans Court
Charles Klein
Philadelphia Orphans Court
Abraham Lipes
Glintin County
Area Farm Show Winners List
Winners from Carryars farmers include Pan Graham Union City and Merle Graham Union City both placing in horse and mule pulling events. Eure Joy Nichols Conneautville won sixth in the same class cattle show results list Brian Earl Wilgig Meadville and Karen Nichols Conneautville earned placements in various divisions. Janet Marie Baker Conneautville placed in fitting, Sue Zand Sheffield and Linda Nichols Meadville earned cell honors. Merle Graham RD 1 Union City captured fifty one, John H Brewnet of Akeley elected director of the Pennsylvania Cheese Growers Association.
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Carryars
Ure Ofule Maem
Hackshur
Pan Graham
Union City
Merle Graham
Hore
Eart Nichols
Conneautville
Brown
Brian and
Wark Wiseley
Tiuavilie
Jobs Kineton
Meadville
Wors
von Lent
East Nichols
Linda Nichobs
Unclear text about Syracuse student turning 18 Friday
Fragmentary OCR mentions Syracuse area, an 18th birthday, locker number 18, and references to North Byropake and video daily. Reading yields no coherent event or clear entities beyond a person turning 18 and location hints.
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Syracuse
Aghn M. Howdy
Suburdan AtaUty Ghiy
I. Hihos
North Byropake
Huh Behdol
Four Bodies Found In Ecuador In Brink's Case Probe
Four bodies found in a remote Ecuadorian camp are believed to be four missing American missionaries. An Air Force helicopter spotted the remains near the Curaray River after a search in the eastern Andes. Families and Inter-Mission Fellowship officials await official identifications as the case unfolds. The missionaries Peter Fleming, Nathan Saint, Jim Elliot, and others were based at a camp near the Auca tribe, pursuing peaceful outreach when they disappeared.
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Presa
Keyntor
Rugeed
Ffth
Air Force
Anv
Christianien
Oullos
Peter Fleming
Seattle
Wank
Nathanial Saint
Abraham Vanderpuy
Inter-Mission Fellowship of
Ecuador
Aucus
Tribeament
Christ's Evangelists
Allens
Curnray
Iver Dantnry
Wee My An Jadvarice
Missing Girl Case Solved Two Arrested
Missing Jacqueline Brith case solved as two arrestees face homicide charges. Thom ix G. Daniel, 24, boyfriend, and Leo Pijuan, 48, accused of performing a fatal abortion and dismembering the body. Morales, a Mexican doctor, testified he aided but faced no charges. Bond set at 26,000. Case details include alleged abortion at Daniel’s Manhattan apartment and dismemberment in trash containers.
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Associated Fre
New York
Pallee
Jacqueline Brith
Rohrough
Thomnix G. Daniel
Leo Pijunn
Poller
John A. Mullens
Mina Smith
Morales
Daikayo Thy
Uimbilions
Daniel Ant June
Apa
Chiristamis
Pondesyons
Daniel
Frank & Hogan
Miss Smith
Buniel
Pijuan
Puen
Patiel
AL Daniel
Christ
Suis Evo
Jailed One Day On Drunk Driving Count
A man named Smith was jailed one day in county jail yesterday on drunk driving charges following a collision with a vehicle driven by Dr. High O'Hare on November 4. He pled guilty and faced a $8100 fine. Judge Laub warned that unpaid damages by December 12 would result in jail time.
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SMI
Wasex Street
High O'Hare
Smith
Dude Mir
Kenteneltig
Laub
Water Tank Burst at Weight School Prompting Replacement
A six year old water tank split at Weight School Wednesday morning causing loss of hot water all day. Students endured cold facilities as a replacement tank was rushed from suppliers after attempts to weld the leak failed. Michigan shipment and ten day transfer were required for the new unit.
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Sohico
Michigan
Burineme Musinger & E. Anderson
Ehe
Four Americans Rescued By Arabs In Jordan
In Amman the Arab Legion evacuated four American civilians after a riot in Ashin North Jordan damaged a U S Baptist Mission Hospital compound. The attack destroyed two hospital buildings and looted others. Loyd Love, hospital director, was among those rescued.
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Amman
Jordan
Arab Legion
Ashin
North
Easialleh
Senate group releases date in cross inquiry
Senate investigators released testimony from Hugh W. Cross, ICC chairman, admitting some indiscretions in a Coimmerce case but denying using his office to aid John J. Keeshin of Chicago. Cross resigned after testimony release. probe centered on a transfer service contract in Chicago and long held Parmalee railroad freight line.
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Associated Prest
Washington
Hugh W. Cross
Valjed
Interstate Coimmerce Commission
Omer
Frend
John J. Keeshin
Chicago
ICC
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Croas
Sen
Bender
Ohio
Cros
Crow
Eisenhower
Crows
Tinos
TGC
Truman
Cross
Boenhin
Hos
Railway Deepote
Parmalee Co
Panty Thief Strikes Again on Pleasint Street
Mim Bashline reported at 11 o'clock this morning that a prowler stole three panty items from her side porch on Pleasint Street last night. Police note previous similar incidents in 965 with no clues or arrests, and no suspect has been identified.
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Corty
Pyul
Mim
Paul Bashline
Godfrey Loses Chief Talent Scout Says He Will Produce
Associated Press reports Godfrey’s chief talent scout Arthur Blaufox plans to leave the Godfrey troupe not due to trouble with star Robert Godfrey but to pursue producing. Blaufox says he may take two weeks or two years to find a better role and remains with Godfrey while seeking opportunities.
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Godfrey
Associated
New York
Paul Blaufox
Arthur Godfrey
Blaufox
Chodfrey
Pat Five
Tim
Billitox
Jack Carney
Pittsburgh architect dies at home in Wilkinsburg
Suburban Wilkinsburg resident and noted Western Pennsylvania designer of buildings including the Infirmary at Polk State School, Harvey A. Pittsburgh, age sb-year old, died yesterday at his home.
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Pittsburgh
Harvey AL
Brink's Bandit Convicts Linked to Kane Burglary
The report ties Brink's robbery suspect Stanley A. Quidler to a 1960 Kane burglary in Pennsylvania. It notes Quidler, serving 0 to 6 years for a sporting goods store burglary, and describes co defendants Gusciora and O Keefe with varied outcomes from trials in Bradford, McKean, and Bradford County jails. O Keefe faced multiple convictions and an appeal, with a delayed sentence and eventual release on bond.
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Brink
Kane
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Stanley A. Quidler
Boston
Johnston
Cuadora
Gusciora
Joseph J
Epcca) O'Keeke
Kang
Towanda
Po~ Moe
O'Keefe
Bradford County
Western State Penitentiary
Pennsylvania Superior Court
High Court
Ant Hime O'Keefe
Minister's Car Rammed Here In Road Incident
Pastor Welly High of One Assembly church was struck as his car rammed another vehicle on Went Pleasant street in Rey. Kelly, 44, turns into a driveway. Both cars were damaged, with Kelley’s car fixed at 275 dollars and Hammond’s at 125 dollars. No charges filed. Police study details.
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Ovfs
Assembly O
Robert
Hammond
R. D
Corry
Hurley Drake
Pleasant Street
Rey
Hid
Harmond
Rey. Kelly
Aorest
Pulloe Ruparta
Corry Community Board Elects Three To Board
Three to chest board names were elected to the Corry Community Board of Corporators at the Municipal Building for a three year term. Elected were Kach Celel ley, Narey Yenechik, and Lyle Shin, replacing Denson Corre and Crmpser whose terms expired last night. Five of nine directors attended the session. a reorganizational meeting is set for about one week. Officers’ terms expire at the same time. Replacement for Benson as president must be elected. Also named were Georg Open, Carl Anthony, and other officers with Kraft serving as interim judge of the court awaiting renomination by President Eisenhower.
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Amea
Murecvors
Corry
Wos Kach
Celelley
Narey Yenechik
Lyle Shin
R. Denson
James Corre
BG. Crmpser
Benson
Oropier
Georg Open
Carl Anthony
Asia
Otter Loplé
Bistnaie
Grand jury hears Brink's robbery witness in Boston
FBI named 11 suspects in the $1,218,111 Brink's heist six years earlier. Joseph J O Keefe 47 a key witness enters Suffolk County Courthouse under heavy guard to address the grand jury as others involved face indictment and ongoing federal action. The case tied to a deadly 1960 hold up and a major courtroom confrontation unfolds with lawmen detailing arrests and transfers.
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Boston
Joseph J. "Specs
O'Keefe
FBI
Brink
Suffolk County
Garrett HH
Byrne
Frederick J. Doyle
John F. Mcauliffe
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Nandcutfed
Francis G. Wilson
John Howland
Bix
Witt
HOD
Thomas i Loyd
Oye Brink
Jin
Capt. Wilson
Documenta
J. Edgar Hoover Yeaterday
Hoover
Greater
FBT
New
O'Kevfe
Hampden County
Springfield
Dulriel Prtorney
Cambridge
Yeaterday
Stanley A. Guacora
PittMhuron
Henry Baker
Notick
Adolph Mattie
North Quincy
Joseph F. Mociints
Rostam Vincent Sb
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Y Fund
Erie
Roberts
Area
Senate Group
Panty
Wagon
William Hraft Jr
Une
Eaytern Diatrick
Betate
Hisenhower
Kraft
Grand Jury
Chile
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