Sen George Breaks With Dulles On Brink Of War View
Senate and party leaders clash over Life magazine quotes attributed to Secretary Dulles. Sen George says foreign policy should avoid war at all costs, while Democrats attack the article as dangerous. Republicans including Nixon defend Dulles as editors spar over policy aims and timing.
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Associated Press
Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Rayburn
Texas
Life Magazine
Nixon
Preven
Vluctions
Dalles
Senate
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Asia
Eisenhower
Biparsina
United States
Thye R-Minn
H. Alexander Smith Ur-Nj
Protegee Of Peron Is Freed By Police
In Buenos Aires Nelida Rivas a teenage protege of Juan Peron was released by police after promising not to attempt joining the former president in exile. Authorities say the family, including one year old Nelly, were detained near the Paraguayan border on Saturday while believed en route to Peron in Panama. Police say the group faced identity papers checks counted at 106.
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Say Puemrom
Buenos
Aires
Argentina
Nelida (Neily) Rivas
Juan 1
Peron
Nelly
Panama
Buffalo Man Dies In Apartment Fire
Buffalo authorities report 86 year old Stanley Sxelasiwka died in an apartment fire after reportedly falling asleep while smoking. Ten others escaped as fumes spread to the floor above. Fire officials estimate damage at $5,000.
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Buffalo
Stanley Sxelasiwka
Avelatte Wict
Judge F Clair Ross Dies Suddenly in Philadelphia
Superior Court Judge F Clair Ross collapsed after leaving City Hall and died in the John Bartram Hotel. A native of Sandy Lake Mercer County he celebrated his 60th birthday January 2 this year.
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Ross
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Superior Court
F. Clair Ross
City Hall
John Bartram
Sandy Lake
Mercer County
Police Arrest 2 330 In 1955 Police Report
Police Chief Harley Drake told City Council that city officers arrested or cited 2 390 persons during 1955. Of these, 2 006 were parking violations and 206 were state motor code offenses. Major crimes included 12 assaults, 24 drunkenness, 13 disorderly conduct, and 22 other offenses.
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Ofsicers
Harley Drake
Drake
Fedort
Javeeny
Bell's Rate Hike Delayed by Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg report shows Bell Telephone Co of Pennsylvania seeking a 435 million dollar annual rate increase affecting about 2,000,000 subscribers. The PUC suspended the proposal for six months pending investigation with hearings in Harrisburg to justify the rise. Residential bills would rise 60 cents to 1.36 dollars monthly, business users 1.50 to 3 dollars, excluding federal taxes and long distance tolls.
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Bell
Harrisburg
Bell ‘Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
PUC
Targert
Two Canadian Airmen Die in Quebec DC3 Crash
The Royal Canadian Air Force reports two of eighteen aboard a DC3 perished when the aircraft exploded in flames in southern Quebec. A third person was missing, with survivors feared dead. The plane was en route from Labrador mining development at Knohe Latkes, bound for Bent Ties, Quebec, about 400 miles away, reportedly near Otway Lake on the Quebec Labrador border.
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Ir Force
Quebec
Air Force
Atir Force
Labrador
Knohe
Latkes
Otway Lake
Quabee-Labrador
Ford Stock Priced At Sixty Four Fifty A Share
Washington reports Ford Molar Co set a $64.50 per share price for the public offering. The Ford Foundation expects to reap about $642.6 million from the largest corporate equity issue in history. Underwriters across the country note strong investor interest as 10,200,000 common shares prepare to debut tomorrow morning. The SEC filed amendments to the December registration as required by law to protect investors. Listing on major exchanges in New York and Detroit is anticipated after SEC approval. The public price yields about $57.5 million in net proceeds to Ford Foundation after discounts and commissions. Directors plan a $0.60 quarterly dividend if approved for this year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tomor Law
Ford Molar Co
Ford Foundation
Securities and Exchange Commission
Henry Ford
SEC
Commission
New York
Detroit
Ford Co
Ready Bill To Pay School Aid in Harrisburg
A Republican led effort in Harrisburg seeks to authorize borrowing from the Motor Vehicle Fund to cover overdue school aid payments. Rep Polen says the transfer would address a 13 percent funding squeeze, with officials noting high interest costs and a timeline of five to six days for funds to reach schools after passage. A related note mentions a fatal crash near Greensburg with four killed and several injured, all reported as from Detroit.
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Asovumeen
Harribburg
Howe
Maton Vehicle Fund
Johnson
GOP
Wwndel
Anid Br
Axdex
Motor
Loenise Lund
Rep
Polen
Moto Weliate
Wong Party
Jormsm
Gay Fender
Greensburg
Tony
Stanton
Detroit
City Purchasing Plan Blocked by City Council Vote
The City Council failed to vote on a central purchasing plan after extended discussion led by J Fred King Way Whono the plan would shift buying decisions to a non elected city employee The chamber backed a petty cash fund of $200 to be controlled by City Treasurer Carl Smith for department purchases and waived the existing voucher system for warranties The League of Third Cities reported mixed fire protection charges and the meeting reviewed fire chief police chief and health officer reports with no final decisions on charges or the proposed system
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Chamber of Commerce
Streets
J. Fred King Way
PLC
Kinley
Carl Smith
Phi
Isin
Pelo
Don Williams
City Engineers
Cies
E. T. Charry
Lengie
Tle
Pire
Jay Laurie
Elty
Jaime
House committee releases initial report on American activities
AP News Briefs report from Washington notes the House Committee on American Activities releasing an initial report detailing alleged communist influence in the United States. President Eisenhower and White House press secretary Haggin respond as the administration readies appearances in Washington and other capitals amid security concerns.
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Washington
House Committee On
City Ends Year With 26284 On Hand In Budget Report
City finances show year end general fund balance of 26284 after 1956 receipts and disbursements. Wage tax and parking meter revenues boosted revenue, with a 16825 balance in the special sewage fund and a 1600 plus transfer to the general fund.
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Vatrys
Guy Abbey
Treasurver
Ridgway Voices Senate Probe Over Army Policy Conflict
Gen Ridgway in a Bat.Ray Evening Post interview says Defense Department tried to curb his criticism and questions Eisenhower administration moves. He asserts his duty to warn the nation and criticizes manpower cuts while supporting a Senate inquiry to document his statements to the public.
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Washington
Ben. Manafield
D-Mont
Senate
Matthew Bee Way
Ridgway
Batuday Evening Post
Department of Defense
Eisenhower
Wilson
Uporters
New York
Army
Gener
Ben
Francia Chua
Mansfield
Sen
Bymington
Vie Genate
Hideway
Erie man free on bond in lover slaying case
Douglas Gott, 28, formerly of Erie, arrested in Mentor on the Take, pleaded innocent to involuntary manslaughter in the December stabbing death of Rudolph Longo, bar owner. Gott admitted the knife blow after confronting his wife about the affair. No trial date set.
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Creed
Flood Damage Mounting in Northern California
Engineers watched Feather River at Yuba City as fresh flood damage hit Bolinas and Stinson Beach in Marin County. The 63 foot crest eased, but dikes remained fragile. Verona area levee breaches threatened Sacramento River floodwaters with nine months needed to drain the flooded farmland.
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Yuba City
Associated Pree
Francisco
Feather River
Bolinas
Stinson Beach
Marin County
Eisenhower
John J. Livingstone
Air Force One
Ginger
Shanghai
Sierra Nevada
Shanghai Bendle
Auiel
Bengle Air Force Base
Robert Paillex
Butter County
Camp Beale
Air Forge
Mont Verona
Sacramento
Verona
Nikolai
Ol Lmers
Bolinis
San Hen Eea
Crey
Bollins
Stinvor Beach
Bolving
Btinson Beach
Mt. Tu
Leader Urges Speedy Action On Farm Plan
Governor urges General Assembly to back a farm plan to improve Pennsylvania agriculture. He cites a bleak farmer outlook and lists proposals including revamping food and tax laws, funding for agricultural programs, disease eradication at Penn State, an open livestock show, and a statewide junior dairy show.
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Harrisburg
Nender
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Lander
Ravehtias
arminieIn
Tate
Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania State University
Blue Cross Rate Hike Denial Delays Pennsylvania Plans
Western Pennsylvania officials said a general 20 percent rate increase for Blue Cross is not planned, but no decision will be made for weeks. Officials added that any recommendation requires agreement from state insurance authorities and hospital reviews, delaying action.
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Severn
Pittabiargh
Permaaylvenia
Brink's Suspect Transferred to Prison Hospital
A Brink's suspect, 89, transferred from Worcester State Penitentiary to the prison hospital after suffering a very severe headache last Friday. Deputy Warden James H. Ellinit said Gusciora, serving a 20 year term for burglary, showed no willingness to testify about the Brink's case, despite accounts in papers.
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Boston
Pilbon Hosptul
James H. Ellinit
Gurdorn
Tellett
Gusciora
Seek Hitchhiker For Murder
Boston police theorize a hitchhiker fled a radio prank and dumped a body in Georgetown cemetery. The victim, Robert Himmler, 31, of Cumberland, Md, had confidential papers about a Boston defense plan. a police guard was placed over his belongings. Widow Mary Low Himmler, 30, spoke to The Globe, saying authorities should be notified of the defense documents.
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Associated Press
Boston
Whitchhiker
Georgetown
Robert Hi. Himtler
Cumberland
Policn
Bost Gonat
Mary Low Himmler
Boston Globe Inn
Win
The
Globe
Homie
Cumberland, Mall
America
Brn
Istes Kofuaver
Daniel O'Meara
Dorphteter
Democrats Backing Down on Opposition to Sales Tax in PA House
The Associated Press reports Democrats may retreat from opposing a Republican sponsored sales tax as the House Ways and Means Committee signals approval for a 7 to 7 and one half percent levy. Senate leaders indicate support to move the tax despite Governor’s opposition.
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Burra
Allegheny
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hwoums
Rendinger
State Bankkruptcy
Senate
Dent
Sen ‘Ates
Commonwealth
GOP
Mahony
Rxcise
Cox and Urati
Austas Democrats
Tale Repubomnes
Hough
Mikely
Witerhouve
Rexie
Reutlinger
Republica
Democrats
Lgonunund
Waterhouse Bill Seen Likely To Gain House Backing
Harrisburg reports indicate the Waterhouse bill sponsored by W. W. Waterhouse of Corry has strong support in the Senate and House. The measure, modeled on the Ohio stamp collection system, faces debate as Republicans weigh a tax package and fiscal strategies to fund state needs.
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Maeque
W. W.waterhoune
Corry
Chatman Barraf
Hous
Ways and
Harrisburg
Waterhouse
Senate
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