No Break Near In Bitter Senate Debate On Issue
Eisenhower energy law revision wins House preliminarily while Senate runs round the clock. Morse sets a record eight hours and four minutes of floor time as Knowland vows midnight session and Monday recess. Debate centers on AEC chair authority and patent holding periods amid a partisan, protracted fight.
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Eisenhower
House
Senate
Knowland
California
Murray
D-Tonn
Morse
Ind
Ore
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Humphrey
D-Minn
Snowland
Sparkman
D-Ala
McCarthy forgoes Pentagon clearances for aides
Senator McCarthy said he will no longer seek Defense Department clearance for aides to access secret information. The move follows a Pentagon denial of access for Thomas W. LaVenia, McCarthy appointee on the Senate Investigations staff, amid FBI reports regarding a 1943 Secret Service role in an alleged plot against Franklin D. Roosevelt. LaVenia, supported by McCarthy, suggests the denial stems from misunderstood actions, while Donald A. Surine was reassigned to the senator's office payroll. McCarthy stated he will not request further clearances for anyone else.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Senate
FBI
Frank UN D. Roosevelt
Subcommittee
Donald A. Surine
Charman McCarthy
LaVenia McCarthy
French Assembly Backs Indochina Cease-Fire Vote
The French Assembly approved the Indochina cease-fire by a 4N-14 vote. An official resolution praised the Geneva conference outcome and credited Premier Mendes France with decisive action. Debate saw ex-Foreign Minister Bidault compare the settlement to Munich as he opposed the deal. Mendes-France, who had replaced Laniel, promised to end the war by July 20 or resign.
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Fanio
Sue
Mendes-France
Joseph Laniel
Ressen
Seek Missing Area Children in Union City Runaway Case
Union City police aided by State Police in Corry searched for two children listed as runaways. Somerset police had earlier picked up Robert Wilt on motor violations and inquired about possible pending charges. Mothers reported the children missing, with them believed to be staying part time on a Union City farm.
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Union City
Corry
Somerset
Robert Wilt
Will
Two conclusions on Indochina cease fire from Dulles briefing
The Eisenhower administration concludes quick decisive action can gain Indochina from Communist conquest. Russia and Red China agreeing to a settlement does not guarantee future settlements or disarmament progress. Dulles notes Cold War remains active and emphasizes seizing future opportunities to prevent wider Communist expansion.
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Washington
Eisennowley
Indochina
Neva
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Ita
Russia
Red China
Dulles
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
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Three Fines In City For Drunkenness
City police crackdown on inebriates after a complaint about two women alighting from a train. They were picked up and booked for drunkenness. William Levi King reportedly refused to leave a home and paid his fine plus costs.
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William
King Wad
Sls
Costa
Babson Calls Farm Price Reforms Essential Must
Babson forecasts America's farm land yields stay near world record with weather aiding crops. Wheat could miss 1948 benchmark. oats expect a record, flaxseed second largest, hay third largest. Livestock prospects improve as cattle and hog numbers rise. storage loans may push prices higher later.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
America
Strikes Shrink West Coast Lumber Supply
A major timber shortage centers on fir and plywood as a widespread West Coast strike halts most operations. Local firms face soaring dimensional lumber costs while southern mills hike yellow pine and spruce from Canada jumps in price. Industry says the supply crisis may last several weeks to months, with larger distributors awaiting resolution.
Police Probe Case At Spa Cambridge Springs Hardware Fire
State Police investigator stood by as demolition began on the Cambridge Springs hardware store once owned by William Turner. Doris Hatch remains missing since July 27, 1953. Captain Milligan said chemical test results on a blackjack found in Turner’s former car trunk will be reported from Harrisburg in about a week.
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William ‘Turner
Doris Hutch
Lewis Penman
Lawerence Park Barracks
Frank Milligan
Turner
Harrisburg
Milligan
Cramer Chevrolet
Miss. Hatch
Crawford County
Penman Anid
Moose Anniversary Draws 200 Attendees
About 200 people attended the Moose Lodge 10th anniversary last night. Governor Dean Baakline led ceremonies with remarks by Worth Hammond, Allen Gifford, and Donald Gates. Attendees received birthday cake after the cake-cutting. Entertainment featured Marvid Schaefer on electric guitar and Hy Rhythm Mel Fotones provided dancing music.
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Perms
Moore Club
Dean Baakline
Worth Hammond
Allen Gifford
Donald Gates
Marvid Schaefer
Tmusic
Adenauer Orders Loyalty Probe Of West German Officials
West Germany chills as Chancellor Adenauer orders a sweeping loyalty probe into officials friendly with John Handaounted’s defection claim shadows. Otto John, 44, long led security efforts before disappearing amid Kare evidence of Eastward pressure and alleged kidnaping. The U S High Commission says John was trapped or forced. FDP calls for a full inquiry into security forces.
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Joh
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High Commission
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West German
Free Democratic Party
Wheat Growers Vote Yes on Government Controls
The AP reports U S wheat growers nationwide voted to accept government controls for next year with a thin margin. About 73.2 percent supported continued price supports and marketing quotas, enough to keep controls in place though turnout was low and margins tight. Pennsylvania also rejected high price supports and quotas by about two to one in a separate vote.
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Ib Klao
Benson
Agriculture Department
North Dakota
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Edesia
Crippled Boy Abandoned By Woman, Police Told
A severely disabled child was abandoned outside a Pittsburgh home after a woman allegedly yelled here’s a present for you. A bystander saw a woman and two men drive off in a car. the child was taken to juvenile authorities.
Beaver Club Tag Sale Nets $318 for City Sports Support
Beaver Club earnings from the annual tag sale totaled 318 dollars, funding expenses for city sports programs. Volunteers from Little League sold hundreds of tiles downtown, with cash prizes of 3.62 and 1 going to William Bachomer, T. Boklutd, and J. Carroll for selling the mont agn.
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Beaver Club
William Bachomer
T. Boklutd
J. Carroll
Local injuries reported as four treated at Corry hospital
Four people received hospital care in Corry for injuries from distinct district accidents. Myrtle Yalko aged four of Clymer had a needle removed from her right hand. Brimey Ann O Day four, daughter of Truman O Day, slipped in a tub injuring her left eye and right hand. Donald Lewis four of Corry was treated for an injury near Bear Lake. Wevers, four of Bear Lake, treated for a laceration on left thigh and hand after falling on broken glass at Fin Aley Lake campground.
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Myrtle Yalko
Clymer
Brimey Ann O'Day
Truman O'Day
Maat Main Street
Donald Lewis
Norman Lewly
RD T. Corry
Outdoor basketball courts expand city recreation program
Facilities in the city wide recreation plan were enlarged with two new outdoor courts at the Junior led School playground. A six foot high basket was added at the same site, a fourth basket on the Paul Breen property, and a fifth at Bnyder Grecie. The Beaver Club funded the baskets built under Recreation Director Lou Hanne. Over five years twelve backboards have been erected citywide, with new courts at Mead Park, Washington School, and the Senior High playground to boost summer participation.
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Teight
Paul Breen
Bnyder
Mead Park
Washington School
Royal jet crash and collision claim two pilots
In Stanmore England an air defense exercise named dividend claimed the lives of three crew members in a Royal jet crash. During the same exercise two Meteor jet fighters collided and one pilot was killed, authorities reported.
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Stanmore
England
Army Officer Vindicated At Court Martial
Lt. Robert B. Morgan of Wilkes-Barre PA was acquitted by a special court martial of dereliction of duty alleged for allowing trainees to stand at rigid attention in 107 degree heat for nearly an hour. Witnesses for the defense denied Morgan gave or heard such orders while Sgt. Richard J. Witbeck faced accusations of dictatorial conduct.
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Alda
Richard J. Witbeck
Wellington
Ohio
Witbeck
Cv. L
Germany
John Adler
Pye
N. Yu
Morgan Tane
Dartmouth College
Army Worms Reported In Warren County Fields
Armors are painted to watch for army worms seen in sections of Warren County. The pests have appeared over four days, growing more active in devouring timothy, grain, and corn. Farmers fear heavy damage despite not yet widespread crop loss.
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Escaped Prisoners Surrender to Guards at State Penitentiary
Bellefonte Pa two inmates escaped from Rock lew State Penitentiary surrendered to guards today meekly. Prisoners named John Mayers 54 and Victor Bauldaut 19 from Butler Ned the work detail outside the walls on Wednesday.
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Hong Kong cites evidence on Cathay airliner shootdown
Hong Kong says investigation into the Cathay Pacific flight 4 aboard 18 aboard went down after being shot down by unidentified fighters. Officials report substantial evidence linking two planes to the attack, with Hong Kong and British protests voiced to Red China. Survivors describe bullets striking passengers while rescue efforts continue. the incident prompts flood control project review in Pennsylvania.
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So Wan P. &. Thatcher
Stonington
Conn
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