Final Passages For Tax Bill Seen Today In Washington
Senate leaders predicted quick final passage of the administration tax overhaul amid a marathon session. Senator Long revived an income tax credit plan but it failed. The chamber rejected an attempt to remove the accelerated depreciation provision and also ended a tax split that favored married couples.
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Associated Preas Washington
Eisenhower
Long
Tor
Tor Millikin
R-Cole
Millikin
Senate
Morse Indore
Police report update on Armory fracas details
Officials correct earlier bulletin noting Sgt Herman Burlingame was not on duty during the Armory incident. Burlingame was off and replaced by Pvt. Paul French. Mayor Cherry requested a full, detailed account including patrol and National Guard perspectives for residents awakened by the disturbance.
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Fracas
State Armory
Sat
Herman Burlingame
Pvt
Paul French
Tne
Bari T. Cherry
National Guard Company
Five Thugs Rob Ashland State Bank for About $50 000
Five armed men entered the Ashland State Bank just after opening time. They wore stockings over their heads and used a machine gun and pistols to threaten tellers and employees. Four entered the bank with the fifth guarding outside. Bank president Eugene F. Cronin and several staff were forced to lie on the floor as the robbers fled with about forty five to fifty thousand dollars.
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SY Assucameca
Ashland State Bank
Inter
Eugene F. Cronin
Fearful sell out fears at Geneva Indochina talks
In Geneva the Laos and Cambodian delegations arrive for Indochina peace talks as U S fears of a Viet Minh sell out grow. Cambodian and Laotian leaders threaten to walk out if Viet Minh claim territory while evacuation of the Red River delta echoes through negotiations.
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Laos
Geneva
Vietminh
Associated Press
Kou Varavong
Lan
Lagtla
Indochina Peace Tall
Defense Ministry
Philip Bonsal
U. S. State Department
Philip
Pine
Boutheist
Nhiek Tloulong
Hoth
Red River
Fon
Indochina
Washington
United States
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Korean Assembly Rejects Cabinet in Surprise Rebuke
The National Assembly in Seoul withholds confidence from President Syngman Rhee’s new cabinet. Liberal party defections to independents and Democratic Nationalists tilt the vote, leaving the cabinet short of the required majority and reflecting a tense political climate in the 603 West Legislature.
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Seoul
South Korea
National Assembly
Syngman Finee
Hhe
Hhét
Liberal Party
Pesca
Learn 10 Swim Classes Start July 7
Free Learn to Swim program opens in Canadoha Lake with ten classes for all levels from beginners to adult swimmers. Registration forms are in today's Journal and testing for placement will be held next Wednesday with sessions starting the week of July 12. Health questions should be directed to a family doctor.
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Norman Turbell
Red Cross
National Association of the Redross
Canaohta Lake
Tarbell
Torraan
Canadohia Lake
Chamber 07 Commerce and Ymca
Cigarette Sales Not Falling Off Across Nation
Associated Press report finds most smokers unchanged in buying after cancer study. In checks across over twenty major cities, 62 of 75 sources saw no change, 15 noted small drops, and 7 reported disturbances with some switching to filtered cigarettes or cigars as concerns linger.
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Associated Prea
American Cancer Society
San Francisco
State banking department issues report on all banks
The State Banking Department today issued a report covering all banks within its jurisdiction, noting the importance of timely publication. The document references banks operating under supervision and sets forth reporting expectations for Wednesday, June 30.
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ADK State Bank
Befort Farriggurg
State Fariking Department
Ell State Barksander
Earthquake Devastates Central Philippines Hits Sorsogon
A strong quake struck Luzon causing at least 22 deaths and widespread damage. Sorsogon City reported heavy casualties and total destruction of several structures including a radio station and a cathedral. Extensive property loss and disrupted communications followed.
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Amciveux Cee
Mantla
Philippines
Sorsogon
Legasp
Isagani Abella
Gavrison
Philippine News Service
Luzon
Sorabogon
Albany
Philippine Red Cross
Fleld
Evacuation of Red River Delta Completed
French announce the evacuation of five fortified cities and 9000 square miles of southern Red River delta rice land is complete. Forces pull back to Hanoi defenses as Vietminh disruptors are repelled with minimal French casualties. Nam Dinh cotton mill and others abandoned as thousands flee toward Haiphong corridor.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River
Vietminh
Nam Dinh
Ninh
Binh
Phat Dum
Lac Quon
Thi Binh
Sie
Phu Ly
Haiphong
Tolochina
Towns urged to check water supply amid drought
Harrisburg health official warns that drought proves “unfailing springs” can fail and urges municipalities to review water sources. Assistant chief engineer L D Matter cites 66 communities at risk and recommends developing additional underground sources for reliability.
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Harrisburg
Health Department
L. D. Matter
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
Merchants Offer Tickets For Prizes In potato festival
Corry shoppers may request Potato Pastival tickets starting tomorrow at most local stores. Hr Bolter, Cham ber of Commerce secretary, announced the tickets are funded by festival proceeds. Retailers will distribute one ticket per $1 purchase with a cap of 1000 tickets per net purchase and merchandise valued up to $1,000 benefiting the event.
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Corry
Bolter
Chamber of Commerce
Ih Beng
Pennsylvania Railroad Ore Train Wreck Affects Traffic
A second Pennsylvanian ore train derailed near Warren causing several cars to derail and blocking Route 6 for hours. Crews cleared wreckage, resumed service, and traffic was diverted by state police. Two lines remained open and the train reassembled after a two hour delay.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennay
Division
Buffalo
Erle
Iccident
Warten Piubeitation
Shriners Parade Climax Convention in Atlantic City
Shriners paraded in Atlantic City to climax their annual convention. Frank Land of Kansas City was installed Imperial potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Remmi Arnold of Petersburg, VI, was succeeded as chief by Tand founder of Demolay. Ninety bands and many units joined a lengthy parade amid ceremonies. A serious note mentioned a $100,000 figure.
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Atlantic City
WN. J
Shrinert
Washore
Frank
Land of
Kansas City
Tand
Order of Demolay
Remmi L. Arnold
Petersburg
C. Carlyle
Brock
Brie
Bisa
Rio Grande Back In Banks As Flood Toll Blurs Truth
Rio Grande receded into banks today as floodwaters hide the death toll and widen the missing count. Estimates ranged from 62 dead and 90 to 400 missing, with higher figures from Mexican authorities. President Eisenhower declared the stricken borderland eligible for disaster loans while aid from Red Cross and military teams arrived. Mexican cities Piedras Negras and Nuevo Laredo reported dozens of deaths and stranded families, with aid delays amid protocol and cross-border tensions.
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Prew
Red Cross
Bulgation Army
Ana River
Piedras Negras
Nuevo Laredo
Sinter
Laredo
Tex
Gomes
United States
U. Hi
June weather normal for Corry district report
A monthly weather review by George Mulderick, Weather Bureau observer, notes temperatures in Corry district ranged from 39 to 92 degrees in June. Rain totaled 4.21 inches, with 1.20 inches on June 22, and precipitation occurring on 16 of 30 days, below the 4.79 inch average.
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George Mulderick
Focal
Weather Bureau
Moonshine raid nets 3 arrests near Pittsburgh downtown
Pittsburgh police seized two autos, a 110 gallon still, seven 18 gallon barrels of mash and 120 gallons of moonshine in a raid near downtown. Arrested were Ruby Woods 40 Otis Winstead 44 and John Brown 40 charged with violating state liquor laws.
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Nseoclavea Prete
Pittshurgh
Pittsburgh
Vincent Diton
Dixon
Ruby Woods
Otis Winstead
John Brown
Israeli Sniper Accusation Amid Mount Zion Clash
Israeli authorities report an Arab sniper killed an Israeli soldier on Mt Zion during a cease fire breach. The Holy City violence enters its third day with 2 dead and 26 wounded as mortars and rifles resurface, prompting UN calls for an unconditional halt.
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Associated Press
Israel
Mt. Zion
Intermit
Holy
Cit Taraeli
Yarad
Jordan
U. N. Mixed Armistics Commission
Danlah
Vagn Bennike
Ataff
U.N
Puniah
Anips
House Voters Narrowly Back Farm Price Support Bill
Washington reports the House defeated an attempt to strike farm price support provisions by voice vote and backed a compromise price support plan for six basic commodities. The vote followed a split over fixed high supports versus administration flexible parity, with leaders predicting formal approval after a standing vote.
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Washington
Glale Menbera
Fenalye
Phasry
Joe Abate
House
Robert JD. Harrison
Neb
Batwann
Heselton
R-Maso
Toto
Korean President Praised by Philadelphia Governor
Governor John Pine praised Syngman Rhee during a visit in Philadelphia noting his anti-communist stance and integrity. The praise came amid a tour of Korea with other governors at President Eisenhower's request. Meanwhile Borg-Warner chairman died in Paris after a long career in the appliance industry.
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Philadelphia
John 5
Pine Mya
United States
Itekesom
Syngman Rhee
Indorteialigt
Chicago
Chats 5& Dali
Borg-Warner Gorp
Paris
Europe
Davis
Peace Pact Ends Guatemalan Civil War Flaring Uprisings
Rebel leader Carlos Castillo Armas and Government Chief Dfego Monzon signed a peace pact to end a two week long civil war. A military junta was named to govern for 15 days with Castillo and Oliva, then a permanent chief to be elected. Observers warned of uprisings outside Guatemala City as peasants were incited by communist maps. The agreement followed a visit by U.S. Ambassador John Pearlsoy to mediate amid tensions and uprisings near Guatemala City and Escalita 30 miles south.
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Associated Press
San Salvador
el Salvador
Carlos Castillo Armas
Dfego Monzon
Guaatemala
Col. Castillo
Col. Monzon
Caatllo
Itis
Arbens
Guatemale
Eacalatla
Guatemala City
Castillo
Monzon
U.S
Guatemala
John Pearlsoy
Woman Critical After Erie Stabbing Incident
Florence Novello, 43, was stabbed at 13th and Paxton streets, sustaining a near fatal wound to the jugular. Police say Bernard Robbins, 33, and Albert Learmont, 30, were detained. Robbins may face aggravated assault with intent to kill. Novello is in fair condition at Hamot Hospital.
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Erin
Jovet
Florence Novello
Ith
Brielv
Hamot Hospital
Bernard Robina
West 11Th Street
Albert Learmont
East 13Th Street
Robins
Pallce
Robbins
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Shriners’ Convention
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England
Juroday Drobny
Egypt
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Junta
Erie
Ashtabula
Morpeth
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