Appropriations Group Slashes Foreign Aid Bill in Congress
The House Appropriations Committee proposed 3.1865 billion dollars in new foreign aid funding, adding its own cuts to Eisenhower’s 4.93 billion request. The move follows a broad 740 million dollar reduction and sets total program ceilings in the authorization bill at 3.570695 billion. The foreign aid program remains split into two bills, one for scope and one for funding.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Congress
Bogus Check Passer Reported in Union City
Corry police reported a bogus check artist operating in Union City. Two counterfeit checks totalled 204.50, cashed at Union City banks. Suspect named as Michael Miller, 6 feet 2 inches, dark hair and eyes, described by Officer Carl Goodwin.
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Union City
Carl Goodwin
Michael Miller
Goodswin
Miller
Citizens National Bank
Jafid
James W. Brown
National Bank of Cor
Robert Ws Lane
Ni Uonsi Bank
Cory
Tody
Cooler Weather Shifts Across Northern States Today
Cooler air moved into the Dakotas and Great Lakes region today while the East remained warm and humid. Scattered thunderstorms dotted the mogey area with heavy rains soaking portions of the Midwest.
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Associated Press
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Great Lakes Region
Rockies
Mogey
Midwest
36th Time Truck Invades Eugene Smith Property On West Church
Morning report notes 36th incident where a Schenck Potato Chip truck from Erie driven by Charles L Brown Jr went out of control on West Church street near Union and leaped onto the Smiths front lawn. Driver hospitalized with abrasions and contusions. Smith continues repairing damage to his home after repeated invasions. West Church street maintenance questioned. prior cobblestone wear cited as possible cause. The latest crash damaged a mailbox electric pole lawn and flowers as the truck crossed the street and struck the house.
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Charles L. Brown
Erie
Eugene Smith
West Church Street
Brown
Schenck
Charles L. Brown Jr
Union Street
Smith
Corry Memorial Hospital
Smiths
W. Church Street
J. Fred Kinley
Kinley
Highway Department
Hicles
Lmlith
Smith Lawn
Son shoots father amid family violence in Beaver Falls
In Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, 22 year old Clarence M Swogger Jr is charged after fatally shooting his 49 year old father Clar ence M Swogger Sr at their home. Police say the killing followed reports of the father beating the young man's mother. Swogger Jr surrendered and is held at the state police barracks in Rochester.
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Beaver Falls
New Gibe
Clarence M Swowney Jr
Clarence M. Swogger
Young Swogger
State Police
Rochester
Union Unyielding Steel Strike Won't End Until Firms Share Profit
McDonald, president of the United Steelworkers, says the steel strike will not end until companies share increased profits with their half-million workers. He cites a small firm's six-month profits and predicts next week’s earnings reports will show executives taking home more than workers. He and Roger Blough of US Steel both refuse compromise as talks stall. The clash halts much of the industry and centers on labor costs versus production needs.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Artice
Golrureeo
Roger Blough
United States Steel Corp
Er and MsDonald
America
Fact Finding Squads Study Steel Strike for President
Federal fact finding squads focused on steel strike data to aid President Eisenhower as the 10th day of the walkout nears. About half a million workers have lost nearly 100 million in pay with daily losses rising. Production declines reach 43 million daily and 15,500 furloughed in allied sectors.
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Eisenhower
White House
New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finnegan
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Labor Department
Lightning Kills Seven Clymer Cattle Under Tree Hit
Robert B. Lyon of Clymer reported seven Holstein cows killed instantly by a lightning bolt as a group huddled under a tree near his Panama road dairy. Twelve cattle were killed or destroyed, with five slaughtered later for inspection. total losses may reach $4,000.
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Robert B. Lyon
Clymer
Lyon
Panama
Fredonia
Leon Fardink
Clymer Insurance
Mr&. Lyons
Air Force Launches Thor IRBM After Earlier Test Failed
The Air Force fired a mighty Thor intermediate range ballistic missile on a 1,200 mile test today. The launch followed a prior Thor explosion three days earlier, snapping a streak of 16 successful launches. Officials called today’s shot smooth and part of a continuing test series for reliability and accuracy of the weapon.
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Air Force
Thor
Chicago kidnap victim found in lakefront park
Jacqueline Hart 21, daughter of a New Jersey executive, was recovered in a Chicago park after two days of kidnapping and torture. She described being shoved into a car at Newark's airport, bound blindfolded, fed only candy bars, and threatened with a gun as the abductors demanded money.
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Nixon Khrushchev meet in warm Kremlin session
Vice President Richard Nixon and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev held a friendly meeting in the Kremlin amid a warm mood. They discussed press freedom and a planned U S exhibition as photographers and reporters observed, with Nixon delivering a greeting letter from President Eisenhower.
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Eisenhower
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Dacha
Klement Voroshilov
Voroshilov
French Troops Open Invasion of Algeria
ALGIERS AP The French army launches a major offensive in the 4 year old Algerian war throwing reserves into the Grande Kabylie mountains east of Algiers. Gen Maurice Challe commands personally as ground air and sea forces strike. The operation aims to weaken rebel resistance before UN debate. About 6000 armed natives are entrenched in the rugged zone.
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Algiers
Algeria
Kabylie
United Nations
Nia
Grande Kabyile
Good Preaching Prompts Payment Of 40 Cents
A Crawford County man paid 40 cents to settle a two year debt after confessing to sneaking his wife and two children onto an airport observation deck without paying the 10 cent toll. Director John B. Sweeney of the Greater Pittsburgh Airport received a letter stating the connection to gospel preaching.
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Usburgh
Crawford County
Allegheny County
John B. Sweeney
Greater
Pittsburgh
Sweeney
Rumor claims Khrushchev brain tumor in Berlin tabloid
Berlin based Nacht Depesche revived rumors that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev has a brain tumor. The tabloid alleged doctors from Czechoslovakia and France are aiding treatment. Similar reports followed his March visit to East Germany.
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Berlin
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Khrushchev
Nacht~ Depesche
Czechoslovakia
France
East Germany
Ocean Floor Mohole Drive Seeks Drill Site
Aboard the research vessel Vema the crew and oceanographers chart the ocean bottom as a potential Mohole drilling site. Ocean floor features huge mountains and canyons, with life adapted to darkness and immense pressure. The Mohole project aims to drill through the earth's crust beneath the sea, with the search for a suitable location continuing.
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Wonard Enge
Associated Press
VEMA
Marianas Trench
Guam
Mt. Everest
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Columbia University
Venna
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Arthur Maxwell
Office of Naval Research
National Science Foundation
Infant Electrocuted in Versailles Borough Home
A month-old infant named Danna Higby was electrocuted yesterday after touching exposed metal of a television set in her Versailles Borough residence. An investigation is under way to determine how the shock occurred and the circumstances of the accident.
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Pittsburgh
Danna Tee Higby
Versailles Borough
Civic Groups Can Take Part In Sidewalk Daze
Stewart Long of the Chamber of Commerce says CFAN stations church groups and lodges may operate booths at the Sidewalk Bazaar Daze on August 14 15. Several booths along Center street are open to groups to capitalize on city traffic and raise funds for their causes. Contact the Chamber for booth reservations.
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Chamber of Commerce
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