Million deficit looms as Solons wrestle finances
A report outlines an $11 million deficit facing Pennsylvania in the outgoing fiscal period with $150000 needed at Philipsburg State Hospital, $180000 at Scranton State Hospital, and $30000 at Morganza. Administrators consider cutting programs or raising taxes to meet the shortfall before May 31 as Gov elect Lawrence prepares budget plans.
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Mikoyan Receives Warm Welcome in Washington Visit
Mikoyan, amid a presidential meeting discussion, comments on Berlin talks and peace prospects. He tours Paramount Studios with reporters, converses in French through an interpreter, and jokes with Marlon Brando and Jerry Lewis on set.
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Oil Piplelines and World Demand in Petroleum Trade
New York AP outlines how oil demand and politics shape prices. It notes that canal closures and weather affect crude flows, with U.S. consumers feeling price shifts. The text explains pipelines and transport networks moving most crude oil and products across the United States, highlighting the scale and reach of the system.
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Wall Street Pulse Sees Mixed Early Trading Across Key Stocks
In heavy early trading on the New York market, stock prices moved mostly in fractional steps. Major names such as AT&T, Chrysler, General Motors, RCA, US Steel and Texas Co showed small gains or declines as investors tracked oil, utilities, and industrials amid a cautious session.
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Avro Supply vs South Penn One Exchange Trade
Avro Supply Company faced South Penn One on the American Stock Exchange in a trading session. Prices moved with notable activity as investors watched early bids and quotes.
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Hold Rites For Dennis Moravek
The funeral service for Dennis Moravek was held yesterday at Dobbs Corners Church with Rev. Cassius Armylaye and Rev. William Hazlett officiating. Interment followed at Sanford Cemetery. Bearers included Paul Mitchell Jr Dale Mitchell Tarry Lincoln Russell Bailey William Brooks and David Brooks. Sandra and Ant Armitage sang The Love of God with accompanist Mrs. Harold Cobb. Attendees included Willan Pierce State College Mr and Mrs Ray Kesley DeWittville Mr and Mrs James Clark Youngavile Mr and Mrs Richard Nielsen Joseph Moravek and Pan Moravek plus many friends from Chand Valley Spring Creek and Sanford.
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Riots flare in Korea over new policy law clash in Seoul
In Seoul riots broke out as opponents of President Lyne Rhee's controversial policy clashed with police. Witnesses said five government opponents including Assenblink and Kim Sin Tar of the Democratic party suffered minor injuries, while no one was killed.
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Warren Voters to Decide Fluoridation Question
Warren area voters will decide whether to fluoridate the water. A referendum was approved by the borough council after weeks of hearings and a long committee report. The public service committee recommended placing the issue on the May ballot. Fluoridation involves adding sodium fluoride to water to help prevent tooth decay.
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Offer Freedom To Belgian Congo
The Belgian Congo faces a government push toward voting rights and independence after riots. Premier Eyskens and Minister Van Hemeltoyeck read the plan to Parliament while King Baudouin urged peaceful progress. Leopoldville remains under tight military rule after last week’s riots that killed 42 Africans and left over 200 wounded.
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U S Says Thailand May Get Atomic Weapons Soon
Peiping radio claimed the United States will supply Thailand with atomic weapons and that more than 100 Thai officers have been recruited in Bangkok. It alleged the Thai wing would possess atomic cannons by next month.
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Titusville Cafe Owner Dies After Tooth Extraction
Arsupvinue-anthony Tony Zabroski 48, cafe owner and local activist, died after a gum hemorrhage following a tooth extraction. He collapsed at his residence above the A and S Cafe about 12:30 pm and died at Titusville Hospital at 1:30 pm. He had run the cafe for seven years.
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