School and City Direct Income Tax Office Plan
The Corysein Bow wit City council started to set up the machinery to collect the one percent income tax for both the city and school district. Elwin Fuller submitted a school district measure and a resol which the council approved, forming an amendment to the original income tax ordinance. The plan, drafted by Fuller and Robert Ott, faces next steps and objections from B F Buttes who abstained, citing concerns over authority transfer to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Sein Bow
Connell
Elwin Fuller
Whitty
Orginal
Gulituil
Schoal Board
B. F. Buttes
Fan Young
Bebtes
Fuller
Robert Ott
Ike Takes No Stand On Rights Bill Changes
President Eisenhower adopts hands off approach to potential Senate changes in the civil rights bill. Sen Knowland says the President will not publicly insist on the House bill and leaves it to the Senate to decide. He notes amendments may be needed and warns of talk of a bayonet rule to govern rights provisions. Continued on Page Three.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
Knowlaid
R-Califf
Knowland
Norther Democrané
Russell
D-Git
Council Plans Public Bids On E Main Land
Crosby Brak proposes acquiring 914 East Main sheet 9 acqain property at 865 East Main Street through tax liens. Council stalls for more precise figures before bidding, citing $267.08 school and other taxes due and $2400 in sewer and water penalties over 30 years. Bush offers $100 toward taxes with city exoneration. Cornell doubts offer suffices. Once clear title is obtained, bids open. city aims to reclaim the land via public bidding to recover costs. Mayor E T Cherry leads, with plan details to be announced after thorough title and tax review.
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Crosby Brak
East Main
Bist
Main
Courien
Bilsll
Bush
Cornell
Warrint
E. T. Cherry
VFW Burglar Held For Court
A VFW burglar pleaded guilty to four counts of burglary in Cobbath County court. The defendant, VonN Broughton, admitted looting a local Veterans facility and related buildings. Prosecutors indicated the plea would avoid a longer trial, with sentencing scheduled for next month.
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Vonn Broughton
Thyxsi
Strut
Chile
Alevermin M
Cobbath
Wis
Halind Oven Torlacie
Broughton
Joneph
Dems May Try To Stop GOP Tax Cut Drive
The House Appropriations Committee plans a special hearing on a Republican tax cut proposal. Chairman Divinoi notes possible shifts in 1958 spending, with staff estimates suggesting a large surplus if 1957 levels apply. Eisenhower’s budget message previously forecast 1958 spending near 71.8 billion dollars and a 1.8 billion surplus.
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Dems
Washington
House
Bidet
Percival Brundage
Divinoi
Eisenhower
Cannon
Congress
Teachers Lose Bid For Joint Insurance Plan
The Joint Committee of the Corry Avenue Schools rejected a teachers bid for a shared insurance plan funded by employees. A proposed $2,000 coverage at $28.80 per employee would cover one fourth of the total premium, with Concord Township, Shining Creek, Wayne Township and Columbus offering limited or no support. The plan was tabled pending further discussion and will be revisited after August. The board also filled librarian and teaching positions, welcomed new substitutes, accepted resignations of biology teacher Mark Byers and librarian Nancy Byers, and approved cafeteria and typewriter purchases.
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Corry Aven
Hubert Vaughn
Concord
Columbus
Spring Creek
Wayne
Elgin
Oater
Gerry
Jean Nighaly
Margaret Berberg
Marilon Bensink
Jane Stright
Bensink
Joan Ireland
Mark Byers
Nancy Byers
Byers
Weatfield
Wright School
City to Hold Public Meet On Rezoning Center Street
The city schedules a public meeting to discuss zoning changes along Center Street from Park Place to Frederick Street and the south side of East Columbus Avenue from Sciota Street to the Corry Jamestown plant. Proposals convert areas to residential class D and business use, with a 7:30 p.m. session set for August 7.
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Center Street
Park Place
Frederick
Columbus Avenue
Sciota Street
Corry-Jamestown
Jeller PLC Colfield
Trouser
Smith Street
Frederick Street
Wiley
T Wis
Gana Wl
Joua
School Board Makes Shifts In Cafeteria
The Corry Aves High School cafeteria operation was reviewed by Joint Committee members led by Albert Sandburg Columbus board member. The session addressed complaints from the Junior-Senior Prom fiasco and resulted in policy changes including alternating staff oversight, outside catering control, and improved accountability for meal service.
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Corry Aves High Schoo
Albert Sandburg
Columbus
Sandburg
Leland Crossett
Robert Otter
Douglas
Berries “Flint
Tock
Key
Keys
Dunity & Mrs
OUF
Iill
Navy Jet Sets Flight Record
Marine Major John Glenn Jr. piloted a Chance Vought Crusader from Naval Air Station Alameda to Floyd Bennett Field setting a coast to coast speed record of 8 hours 83 minutes 8.1 seconds. A second Crusader diverted to Albuquerque due to airborne refueling trouble. pilot Charles Demme len, 33, of Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y., flew a backup leg.
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John Glenn, Jr
Sin Alamitos
Calif
Nayat Alk
Floyd Bennett Field
Tor
Crumder
Glenn
Ind
Albuquerque
Cracr
Charles Demnelen
HaSting-on-Hudson
N.Y
School Board approves Wright School lighting and partition contracts
The Corty Board of Education awarded bids for relighting Wright School and building a partition in the Hater Buildings. Total cost tops $39,000 with architect planning and eight percent engineering fees. Final approval rests with the Department of Labor and Industry as architect travels to Harrisburg.
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Corty Board of Education
Wright School
Henry Gray
L. M. Dough
Trice Bipeline Go
Hie
Gorridors
George Tinko
C. J. Peterson
Martin Electric
Department of Public
Department of Labor
Tndustry
Prchitect
Harrisburg
Uyis
Parking Meter Revenue Drops Citywide
City council review shows June parking meter take fell to 95 dollars, fund balance at start of July 5 806 dollars, with year revenue forecast slipping below target. Most income came from 1967 city tax duplicate leaving 53 651 in general fund as of month end.
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Neisuser
Dan Smith
Sewate
Cornell
Peterson
South First Agenue
Stat
Weather notes report extreme heat in Norway and beyond
A northern and central Europe heat wave is noted with Alt village at 80 degrees and southern Norway recording its coolest summer since World War I. The Soviet weather service cites a 100 degree reading in a Russian town on Friday.
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Atwiay
Arctic
Norway
Alt
Soviet Weather Bureau
Rabirday
Vorkita
Rieu Mulhin
Trunk Murder Confession In Shootings Case Incoherent Claim
RW York reports a man named J. Holakowski confessed to accidentally shooting Jaymen F. Mulloy 63 during a money dispute over a loan with heavy interest. The body was found in an Ohio location. investigators say Mulloy threatened the borrower before the incident. The account includes murky details and alleged quoted exchanges.
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York
Rae Young
Volka
J. Holakowski
Jaymen
F. Mulloy
Mulloy
Maling
Ohio
Amanun
Dutch airliner crashes into sea off New Guinea coast
The Neutron, a Lockheed Super Constellation, plunged into the sea near Blak Gland off Western New Guinea. Of 56 aboard, 12 rescued and 11 bodies recovered as rescue efforts continue. most passengers were naval or civilian dependents. Engine trouble led to a forced ocean landing. survivors include several families with children.
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Hague
An Teast Oie Hill
Eid
Bortenauer
A. Ales
KIN Ahines
Tie Pline
KLM
Willis
Bink Tland
LIM Communitiigue
Amsterdam
Mants
Jakarta
Bangkok
Rangoon
Kurichi
Bent
Rome
Thier
Yirld
Hds
Schouten
New Guinea
Colony
Labor Probe May Prompt Taft-Hartley Law Amendment
The Rackets Committee broadens its inquiry to labor management abuses and may push for changes to the Taft-Hartley Act. McClellan says hearings will cover union and employer interference, use of funds, and misuse of resources, with ongoing probes into unions such as Textile Workers Union of America.
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Taft-Bartley Tabor
Sumer
McCleliay
Wwe
United
Textile “Workers of America
APL
Aflseo
Textile Workers Union of America
McClellan
Attatemen
Anno Violente
Liova Errl
Six Killed and Three Injured in Lincoln Highway Crash
A head on collision on Lincoln Highway four miles west of York killed six people and injured three others. Victims include César Diehl and Norman Sauer from Hanover and Martha Giatfelter of Abbottstown, with injuries to several more. Police say the cars driven by Dean Diehl and Sauer collided, blocking traffic over an hour.
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Lincoln Highway
York
Paul Petzar
Césa Diehl
East Berlin
George E. Diehl
Abbottstown
Martha Giatfelter
Norman Sauer
Hanover
Else L. Ellnedinst
Noemi Rudistil
Dean Diehl
Mary
Delta Hoke
Abbottstowi
Esther Noel
Petear
Sauer
Haim
Traffe
Khrushchev Pushes Soviet Unity with Progressive Parties
Khrushchev urged stronger ties between the Soviet communists and Western progressive parties during his finale in Prague. He spoke at the old Town Hall Square after signing a Soviet Crown command pact that ended the ban on atomic and hydrogen bombs, signaling a shift toward greater collaboration.
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Andd Khrushchev
Prague
Old Town
Rait
Served 10 Years Seeks Parole For Man With 11 Year Tenure
A man sentenced to 10 to 20 years seeks parole after serving 11 years. The request is before the State Prison Board. The case involves Charley Peyton and associates in Steubenville. Jury testimony and a 1948 shooting are referenced in the readable fragments.
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Tories Steubenville
State Mirest Board
Pirixo
Charley Peyton
Peyton
Thy Morkta Board
Paroauy Vm
Pair Killed In Plane Crash Near Rene Yi TenA
A plane crash near Rene Yi TenA killed two aboard. Names given include Joyce of nghum and Font 46 wt TU-uila. Pilot Lewbaue was among the casualties as the aircraft went down about 30 miles north of Olam.
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Buceengham
Queil — A
Witness Links Kasper With 7 Defendants in Desegregation Case
A government witness testifies linking segregationist John Kasper with seven defendants in Clinton desegregation fights. The witness describes meetings and identifies defendants, naming Braden and Lawrence J Bratley among others, while detailing police and court activity surrounding the era’s tensions.
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Knoxvilus. Com
John Kasper
Jes’ Bradét
Clinton
Tedera Rovernment
Tennewreuns
Lubin
Clintan
Tyr
Kasper
Wuurtrdon Ral
Khrushchev and Bulganin welcomed in Moscow return
Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin arrived in Moscow after a visit to Czechoslovakia and others. North Viet Nam's Ho Chi Minh joined the welcome at the airport urging unity among communist nations. A Kremlin broadcast noted a joint communique urging an immediate halt to nuclear tests and emphasized broader cooperation with Western progressives. The crowd swelled as Khrushchev, Bulganin, and Czech hosts appeared, with plans for a trip to Prague before departure.
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Moscow
Reds
London
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikola Bulgan
Oxecholovakia
Wis
Bulgania
Lushrike
Lien
Ho Chi Minh
Ram
Radio
Prague
Russia
People’s Party
Honwary
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Progue
Irfield
Ubon
Dulles Sees NATO Atomic Stockpile
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States weighs providing NATO a stockpile of atomic weapons. He framed it as a possible, more proper solution than dispersing weapons widely, noting Britain and France showed openness and a NATO command plan could avoid domestic legal changes. The discussion reflects Cold War tensions and debates over deterrence and arms control.
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Washinun
Secreaary
Dulles
Unie
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Britain
France
NATO
Luirte Morsild
Mander Dulles
Mnashie
Lia
Presinui
Yiminyimar
Bos Khrushchey
Vnuyrow
Modernissta
Ain Puyges
Two College Youths Die in City Crash
Police say Pacelli was driving as two college students were killed in a crash near the College stadiums in the city. The incident occurred yesterday when the vehicle collided with another at a road junction. The victims were students at Pacelli College. The investigation is ongoing.
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Sabaroaa Speinge WN
Annie Efi
Toveetner Pty Beehnis T
Toveetner Pty Beehnis T( Anno
Anes Merdevie
Waculli
Unsa College
Stadons
Pacelli
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Ty Shen
Aetoweh
Mets Malloy
Muschargel
Ace
Pallee
Polakawak
Hin
Heferre
Herace
Malloy
Pol Waawad
Ian Len Wee
North Pole
VNA
Lawrence J Brattley
Alonzo Bullock
Clyde Cook
Wil- Mam
Borkebit
Ciparg
Girt
Wil Currie
Ali
Havid Duval
Heuvelion
Hy Tata Wi
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