Republicans Push 3 Percent Sales Tax to Break Tax Deadlock
Harrisburg leaders press for a 3 per cent sales tax and a 1 per cent increase in corporate income tax as a solution to a 13 month tax stalemate. Governor Lender proposes a bipartisan 80 50 plan combining both levies with each side bearing half the revenue need. The dispute pits sales tax advocates against income tax supporters with no compromise in sight.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Democratic House
Dent
Neighbor helps halt home fire at Loomis residence
An unidentified neighbor used a fire extinguisher to fight a blaze at the Homer Loomis home on Route 6 west of Corry. Firemen from Corry battled flames for about 20 minutes before containing the fire to a front room and roofline. Damage estimated at $200. cause listed as an overheated chimney.
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Homer Loomis
Corry
Stanford Hose Company
Ray Laurie
Loomis
Thirteen Killed In Pa Accidents In Week
Thirteen people died in Pennsylvania accidents this week across fires motor vehicle crashes a fall and a shooting. Four deaths occurred Saturday night at a home in Parks Nice near Chester involving Donna Kalinowski and her brothers Daniel and Raymond plus an aunt Eilon Mo Laughlin. Police believe poisoning or smoke caused the fatalities as the group slept with little chance to escape. Other victims died in separate house fires and a vehicle collision during the period.
Eisenhower Seeks Balanced Budget With 1957 Surplus Outlook
President Eisenhower sent a balanced budget to Congress forecasting a $66.2 billion revenue total and a $66.8 billion spending plan for the year starting July 1. The proposal anticipates a $437 million surplus in 1957 and notes defense increases, with a call to avoid tax cuts if debts rise.
Eisenhower On Ballot In New Hampshire Primary
President Eisenhower faces a possible ballot placement in New Hampshire after official notice of his name being on the primary ballot. White House aides signal a decision on running again may come within days. Local officials report petitions filed by Maurice Grant and others to back Eisenhower’s candidacy, while Gov. Lane Dwinell notes no final decision has been made. Billy Graham departs for a month in India.
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Waslington
Bi Lehbower
Home
New Hampshire
James Clagerty
White Home
Eissenhower
Hagerty
Henry Jacobson
Jackson
Wis
Sherrin Adams
Eisenhower
Florida
Higenhower
White House
Deliveria
Eisenhower Ag
New Humpentie
Lane Dwinell
Jend
Maurice Grant
Manchester Automobile
Grant
Bwinell
Fisehawker
Matself
Unik Eiserinowap
Wil Rus
Corry Boy 12 Admits Series Of Church Thefts
A 12 year old Corry boy confessed to a string of church burglaries and home entries. He led police to evidence at several sites and described how he gained access, implicating his involvement across multiple incidents. The youth was held for further juvenile authorities as the case continued.
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Corry Boy
Corry
Fist Presbyterian Church
Martin
Merrill Patterson
Patterson
1 Police
Ind
Question Tn
Det
Wiich
Police
Harley Drake
Newson
Dette
Otter
la Rete
Reilly
Police Here Nab Three Motorists
Police cited three motorists for motor vehicle code violations during last evening. George Gon, David R. Fox, and MP Meakiewicz faced charges as they traveled through North Center and West Smith areas. Greene was stopped for driving with an improper license and a car with no够 license, and a vehicle without a valid headlight was noted.
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Snc
Gory Mulehien Warn
Alderney
George Gon
David R. Fox
Weat Smith Xiest
Tullio
North Center
Pase
Smith
2Estniis
Meakiewicz
Pleasant Street
North Centr
Mitts
Wre
Notts Center
TM Greene
Witetappud
West Smith Allet
Greene
Hoover Urges Administrative Vice President to Ease Presidency
Former President Herbert Hoover urged Congress to authorize an administrative vice president to handle executive chores. He testified before a Government Operations subcommittee led by Senator Kennedy to reduce presidential workload and improve policy preparation. Hoover said the role would coordinate 65 independent agencies and lessen burdens on the presidency.
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Eres
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Hoover
Kennedy
Einerhower
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Senate
Gutlaudent College
Federal School For the Deaf
Capitol Pie
Congressional
Hoyer
Hoover Sald
France Faces Deep Split as Old Allies Rift Further
In a fractured party scene, the Radical Socialist Committee fails to reconcile former prime minister Mendes-France allies with the current leadership. The vote widens the rift between Meniles-Krange and Faure, triggering expulsions and talk of new elections amid party discipline disputes.
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Varis
Coniyons
Prema Edis
Viva
Pierrre Mendes-Frantis
Fauna
Tull
Fakrly
Meniles-Krange
Fwure
Car Strikes Sparta Man Near Church
A Spartansburg man, George Manutkiewicz, 14, suffered a compound fracture and other injuries after a collision with a trailer at Main Street near Holy Trinity church. The driver Burl Roberts of Eldred Township remained at the scene as state police investigated. The injured man was taken to Memorial Hospital Corry in serious condition.
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Spartansburg Mart
Corry Memorial Hospital
George Mazirkiewicz
Clear Lake
Ners
Eldred
War
Fen County
Roberts
Spartarburg
Manutkiewicz
Gospel Tabernacle
Main Street
Route 77
Sparanasburg
Richard L. Witmer
Torney and Hays
Richard Hays
Smbus
Andrew Boythe
Vic
Uim
Corry
Maxuitewler
Platt Mill
Ishermen
Spartansburg
Three Die in Two Pittsburgh Fires
In Pittsburgh three people died in two fires. Mrs Porlou Travillion 34 and her son Gary were victims along with Loli Travillon age 2 hospitalized burn injuries. Two Travillion children were unaccounted for but thought at school. Marie Pet Heard 80 perished in a third floor apartment. James Gaidborn and wife and their week-old son escaped from a basement unit. Three other families nearby were driven from their residences as flames spread.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Porlou ‘Travillion
Gary
Loli
Marie Pet
James Gaidborn
Une Maine
Travillion
West End
Plane narrowly averts crash at Huntington Airport
Eastern Airlines Silver Falcon with 32 passengers and crew of three left the runway at Huntington Airport during a routine landing on packed snow. The twin-engine plane skidded off the edge into scrub about 60 feet below the runway but all aboard escaped injury. Passengers continued to their destinations.
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Eastern Airlines
Huntington
W. Va
Walkout Staged By 300 Truck Drivers
Three hundred truck drivers staged a winter walkout halting coal and fuel oil deliveries in New York City. The stoppage disrupted essential supplies as unions and employers clashed over pay and hours amid ongoing energy shortages.
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Wuetke
Arek
New York City
Foreign Policy Emerges as Top Political Issue for Dulles
Washington has foreign policy rising as a key political issue with Secretary of State Dulles potentially campaigning. Critics from Democrats and British press question his war avoidance remarks while Nixon Stevenson and Blassen defend policy. The debate centers on Indochina and the Formosa area and the administration's handling of foreign affairs.
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Washington
State Dulles
Life
Asli
Dulles
Nixon
Adini E. Stevenson
Harolld
United States
Erigen
Os Tate
Morea
Indochina
Formora
Bomitor
NBC
Bonator Bridges
Flood Threat Mounts as Yuba City Braces for Deluge
Flooding looms along the Feather River near Yuba City as a hastily built Shanghai Bend levee may fail. Evacuations spread to Olivehurst and Arbeya as Bear River backed up, with total deaths reaching 62 and property losses around half a billion dollars.
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Feather River
California
Shanghai Bend
Yuba City
Yuba
Christman Foods
Porta
Olivehurat
Arbeya
Bear River
Marysville
Sutter Court
Beale Air Force Base
Marynville
Sun Shines on Pleasant Weekend Weather
Weekend featured bright sun and mild temps with highs around 24 to 37 degrees. Crowds gathered at Mead Park rink for skating while evenings cooled. a Weather Bureau forecast calls for windy, colder Tuesday with lows near 18 degrees.
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Mead Parle
Mehay Benialler
Esilin
Fire damages Reformed Church in Bharpsburg
A blaze heavily damaged the Reformed Church in Bharpsburg today with losses estimated at $20,000. Two officers spotted the fire, triggered the alarm, and firefighters from nearby units responded to the scene. The building had just begun decor renovations and was to host services and a youth meeting yesterday.
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aubUrban
Bharpsburg
Arnell Layla
Mharpaburg
Steals Tools at Two Garages Involving City Service Stations
Police report thefts at Wiggers Garage and another East South Street service station. About twenty small tools were taken Friday around noon, with the items later found missing from both shops. An apparent miscommunication led workers to assume the other had borrowed the tools. One unknown suspect was linked to the Van Clue station incident.
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Buing
Wiggers Garage
van Clue
East South Stroot
Wikwert
Aumber
Merle van Cine
O Keefe Pleads Guilty in Brink's Robbery Case
Joseph J. Keele 47 pleaded guilty in Superior Court to armed robbery in the Brink's case. The 1.21 million bullion theft was described as the largest on record. O Keefe faced the judge Daniel D O’Brien. arraignment proceeded three minutes.
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O'Keefe
Superior Court
Daniel D. O'Brien
Garrett A Byriye
Wniotine
Eisenhower proposes budgets urge debt cut before tax cuts
President Eisenhower sent to Congress a balanced spending plan for the current and coming year calling for debt reduction ahead of tax slashes. The budget projects 66.1 billion in revenue next year with a potential surplus, amid higher federal spending and new appropriations totaling over 86 billion dollars.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Itisenhower
Uncle Sam
Ratli Nated
Ie Chit Oullayd
Hower
Ravenue
Federal
Dillon
Corry High Band Members Shine In Northwestern Festival
Corryites placed highly at a regional concert with members from the Norhwesterny District band. Downey won first chair trumpet, Bondsley second chair, Doyle second chair bass trombone under Walter Bowler, director Ther a College band. The program opened with the SPMEA salute to the Pennsylvania Music Education Association.
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Corryites
Corry Abid High
Lake
Lolita
Bila Downey
Denis Bondsley
Ninoy Doyle
Walter Booler
Thera College
AY Jainnts Traveler
Harry Bimono
Miklos Borsa
Huumner
Alig
Youmans
SPMEA
Murely” & Aulute
Pennsylvania Music Educator'y Association
Tim Tirending
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