Brazil Elects Kubitschek New President Inauguration
Juscelino Kubitschek is sworn in as Brazil's president with a conservative cabinet and a U S delegation led by Vice President Richard Nixon attending the ceremonies in Rio de Janeiro. The transition follows a coup that toppled an interim government and underscores Brazil's drive to expand transport and power to cut foreign dependence amid an economic crisis.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Latin America
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Enrique Texeira Lott
Vasco Alves Seco
Antonio Alvés Camara
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Moon Can File For New Trial In Warren Slay Case
Judge Alexander C Flick refused to find Norman W Moon mentally incompetent as he reviews the case after a Supreme Court order. Moon, 28, was convicted of first degree murder for the January 13 1954 slaying of Warren County Judge Allison J Wade. He is serving a death sentence never carried out while his lawyers seek a new trial and possible Supreme Court appeal of the sanity ruling. In other news a Baltimore transit strike continues affecting commuters. Gov Theodore McKeldin proposes emergency legislation if needed.
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Income Tax Headaches Loom In Corry And Townships
The first of potentially several snags in the new income tax levy, enacted for Corry and Wayne and Concord townships last year, are emerging as returns come in. Farmers report taxable income with deductions misapplied, creating inequities between wage earners and self employed residents. Authorities warn more issues may arise before the April 15 deadline.
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Barber, Waterhouse in GOP primary clash for treasurer seat
State Auditor General Charles R. Barber announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination as state treasurer, pairing with Weldon Heyburn in a bid to challenge the GOP slate. The move shifts Barber from a possible congressional bid and sets Waterhouse to face Kearns in a tight primary.
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Catserne County
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Workman Hurt On School Job At New Waltsburg School
A workman identified as Glenn Davis, 54, of Corry was injured while building the new Waltsburg school yesterday. He fell when a wall collapsed and sustained a sprain to the right knee. He was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and discharged. Several others sought emergency care after incidents on the same day. Donald Stewart, 46, of East Pleasant Street, injured his right hand. Eugene Mejunki, of West Mill Street, had possible shoulder injuries and was kept under observation. Frank Miller, of Fourth Ville, reported a fall on an icy street last Friday and was observed for possible injuries before being released.
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Public hearing on Sandy Lick Creek flood conditions in DuBois
A public hearing on flood conditions aboard Sandy Lick Creek will be held in DuBois Pennsylvania on March 8 at 10 a m in the auditorium of the Pennsylvania State University Center. Rep Vai Zanl? (R Pav) has been advised. The hearing is part of an Air Army Engineers survey authorized for the first year.
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Free Mother In Abortion Case Faces Sentencing
Doris Jean Ostreleh ey's mother, linked to arranging a fatal abortion, was in court as Judge Vincent A. Carroll called the tragedy profoundly tragic and weighed mercy options. A bartender and wife received prison terms for involvement. Mrs Gertrude Silver was freed on mercy grounds as the case drew national attention.
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Miami
YMCA Drive Surges Past $118 414 In Corry Community Effort
A breakfast report from Corry celebrates rising funds for a new city YMCA. David A Tillistrom, board chair, announces a corporate gift of 220,000 plus personal gifts totaling 7,000 from three officers, propelling the drive forward as volunteers describe broad community support.
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Move Pupils to New School Here Tomorrow
Move Pupils to new school here tomorrow as Conelway School opens for first sessions. Pupils from one room schools will ride buses to the new building, with furniture delivered except cafeteria stools. Teachers at the old schools will be assisted by PTA members to pack books and load buses. Each primay pupil wears a tag indicating the bus to ride home on, and drivers will check to prevent misboardings.
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Grand Jury Indicts Dodge for 1950 Murder
A Grand Jury indicted Dodge on four murder charges related to the August 1950 death of Mrs. Anne Budde of North East. He will face trial at the February term on whether he is guilty or not guilty by reason of insanity. The defense notes Dodge was insane at the time of the crime and may seek insanity acquittal. District Attorney Herbert Johnson presented the case. the judge may invoke authorities to proceed despite mental health concerns.
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YMCA Living Memorials For Selection In Progress
Multiple living memorials at the Corry Juniata YMCA remain to be chosen. Memorials under consideration include gifts from families and clubs, with totals cited for gymnasium equipment lobby heating and turning funds, and specific donors named in the effort to fund a future youth center.
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Gas Company Robbery Hinted As Inside Job
Police investigate a $9,181 weekend robbery at the Pennsylvania Gas Company North Center street office. Chief Harley Drake notes no evidence to overturn the view it had earmarks of an inside job. Vault was locked. only L. Ty Noble and Richard Hester had vault access. Noble’s son, employed at the office, was in the building Saturday to wash windows. Doors were found unlocked Sunday afternoon. Investigators await questions to Richard Hester and others. no hotel/motel checks reported.
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President Eisenhower Eden Talks Aim For United Middle East Policy
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Eden continued three days of talks to align US and UK policy in the Middle East amid Soviet diplomacy. They agreed on assessing Soviet moves and expressed British support for Eisenhower’s stance while noting some Middle East differences to be narrowed in ongoing sessions. The discussions touched on terms with Saudi Arabia, the Baghdad Pact, and regional tensions, as well as Britain’s stance on Red China and trade embargo issues in the UN context.
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Miss Albright Increases Lead in Figure Skating
Tenley Albright, 20, from Newton Center Mass, led after five compulsory figures in Cortina d Ampezzo Italy as American skaters chased multiple medals. Her 16-year-old teammate Garol Hesse of Orone Park N Y trailed after a brilliant display.
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Plan stock dividends payout notice to holders
Stockholders of record February 10 will receive common stock dividends of five shares per 100 held plus no vote on stock. The dividend, declared by directors yesterday, payable March 1.
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Tipsy driving case ends with prison term and fine
Corry mon faced drunken driving charges after pled guilty to operating a vehicle intoxicated. Judge Elmer Evins sentenced Raymund Olsen to one year in prison and a $100 fine plus court costs. Olsen has prior criminal convictions. The case references previous proceedings and creditors, with ongoing payments and possible further actions in January.
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Thick Ice Gorge In River Dynamited
Thick ice gorge in the Stonycreek River near Somerset and Johnstown. Reported blasting cleared a sector of Route 63, exposing water and creating hazards for travelers. Local authorities closed access as crews work to widen the channel and ensure safe passage.
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President approves pay as you go tax plan
AP briefs report President Hisen hower endorses a pay as you go plan to fund midwest construction by bonds while opposing a pig for fimo and a 10 day bed rest for a governor. The piece notes party leaders and federal figures and mentions a 87 to 0 vote on limiting dollar amounts and tax exemptions.
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Petition Signing Highlights Local Candidates
Petition signatures circulated for white and federal offices as Kinley Waterhouse and Kinley seek Republican nominations for the U S House and General Assembly. In Brie J Avihuy Bless lists candidates for the state senate and the upcoming assembly seat petitions.
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Polio Shot Program Drafted in Harnsburg Area
A new polio vaccination initiative is drafted in Harnsburg with emphasis on rapid rollout. Details remain unclear as officials discuss eligibility, supply, and scheduling while community leaders call for swift action.
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