Foreign Aid Bill Faces New Cuts in House Action
In Washington the $3,166,500,000 foreign aid appropriation faces new cuts as the House considers sending the bill to the Senate largely intact. White House objections say the measure is inadequate and would require a boost of $349,295,000 to reach $3,576,795,000 for this fiscal year to aid allied nations against communism. The president originally sought $3,929,995,000 and added $500 million last week as an advance against next year loan funds, a step the committee rejected.
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Dusty Moscow Exhibit Floor Prompts Asphalt Plan
In Moscow the U S exhibition floor of 30 000 square feet ground to powder as thousands of visitors churned the concrete into dust. Harold C McClellan head of the exhibit suggested a U S crew and materials to lay a durable coating while Soviets blamed the floor quality for the dust bowl after 70 000 visitors. Cleaning crews struggle to control the dust since Sunday.
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Harold C. McClellan
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Great Gold Dome
National Steel Earnings Rise on Record First Half
National Steel Corp reports record sales of 438,730,125 for the first six months of 1959, up from 231,288,194 a year earlier. President Thomas E. Millsop said higher sales reflect better business conditions and customers stockpiling steel ahead of a strike. First-half net income reached 39,461,108 or 5.26 per share, versus 10,929,188 or 1.39 in 1958.
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National Steel
Pittsburgh
National Steel Corp
Thomas E. Millsop
Satellite Sundae crowns Brenham teen at convention
Lucille Bridges, 16, of Brenham Texas, mixed vanilla ice cream with pecans whipped cream cheerios and pretzels then set the concoction afire to win the title Fountaineer of 59 at the Texas Pharmaceutical Association convention yesterday The winning entry was called Satellite Sundae.
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Lucille Bridges
Brenham
Tex
Brenham, Tey
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Stump destruction method demonstrated by Chamber group
Edward Kovach and E W Feldt demonstrate a chemical stump treatment on Kovach property at 609 North Center Street. The Beautification Committee of the Chamber of Commerce aims to remove unsightly stumps by drilling four holes, filling with chemical and water, then kerosene and fire after several weeks.
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Edward Kovach
E. W. Feldt
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Journal
Clairton Woman Killed In Ohio Crash
A Clairton, Pennsylvania woman, Mildred Crawford, 69, was killed in a head on collision on U.S. Route 40 east of Zanesville, Ohio. Her husband Seth Crawford, 69, and L. A. Moore, 59, of Zanesville, were hospitalized at Bethesda Hospital after the crash while returning from a California vacation.
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Ohio
Clairton
Zanesville
Mildred Crawford
Seth
L. A. Moore
Bethesda Hospital
Crawfords
California
Nixon Hints at Soviet Visit as Tour Opens
Nixon and aides faced secrecy at a Soviet shipyard during the five day Moscow tour. Rickover insisted on inspecting the reactors with approval from higher Soviet officials. The inspection was two hours long and the reactors were inactive. Nixon called the Red navy’s work a fine job but not a reactor art advance. He weighs inviting Khrushchev to the United States.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
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Ark pilot lands plane in field near Pleasantville
Thomas Doherty, 71, of Pine Bluff Arkansas, landed his small single engine plane last night along Route 6 about one mile southeast of Pleasantville after unable to locate a nearby airport. He described his descent through mountainous, hazy conditions and said he planned to reach Titusville Airport but found no suitable landing area.
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Arkansas
Pleasantville
Thomas Doherty
Pine Bluff
Ark
Herald
Doherty
Clarence Holt
Pilot Lands Plane In Field Near Holtz Farm
A young pilot circled fields north and south of the Holtz farmhouse before selecting a long flat field parallel to Route 6 to land. He noted a recently combined, smooth pine field at the end, landed without incident, and moved the plane to a spot in front of the Holtz residence to finish for the night.
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Holtz House
Armco Reports Jump In Sales
Armco Steel Corp reported six month 1959 sales of 592,005,066, a 45 percent rise from 1958. First half 1958 sales stood at 407,905,706. Armco earned 50,503,058 or 3.42 per share in 1959 versus 20,956,744 or 1.42 per share in 1958, with buyers stocking due to a steel strike.
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Armco Steel Corp
Charles R Hook
Armco
Plane Scores Direct Hit On Area Auto
James town resident Lawrence Peterson reported a 1959 car windshield shattered by a flying screwdriver piece. A former airplane mechanic identified the item as a repair tool, suggesting vibration from a passing plane dislodged it, though no aircraft was seen or heard, and Peterson was uninjured.
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Lawrence Peterson
Peterson
Jamestown Street
Pearson
Hor
Peters
Bradford Starts Airport Improvement Grant Approved
Gov. Lawrence approved a 55500 grant for Bradford Aviation Commission to develop Bradford McKean County Airport. The project, totaling about 206000, will strengthen runways repave taxiways and passenger loading aprons with state city county matches and a 95000 federal share. The effort aims to boost Bradford industrial development and regional expansion.
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Harrisburg
Bradford Aviation Commission
Bradford-McKean ‘County
Lawrence
Corry Man Heads Elks in Northwest District
William S Hawkins of Coeur d Alene Idaho, grand exalted ruler of the Elks, named Donald Nantes of Corry as District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler for the Northwest District. Nantes will depart August 16 for Bedford Virginia for a regional conference to discuss order affairs. He previously led Corry Lodge 392 as exalted ruler in 1949 and has held Pennsylvania Elks State Association roles since 1955, including district state vice president in 1958.
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Erie
Franklin
Meadville
Warren
Bradford
Titusville
Kane
Oil City
St. Marys
Johnsonburg
Corrf
Ridgway
Nantes
Bedford
Virginia
Hawkins
Corrylodge
Riler
Northwest
Pennsylvania Elks State Association
Wen
State View
NBC plans Sunday Showcase to revive mature drama on TV
New York AP reports NBC TV will push mature drama with a three hour weekly block called Sunday Showcase featuring drama, musicals, and documentaries. Ingrid Bergman stars in a Ford series drama. Art Carney to present six shows. first Sunday showcase Sept 20 with People Kill People Sometimes by S Lee Pogostin. It will also include Milton Berle specials and occasional news docs. Friday night lineup aims to lift mediocre reputation.
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Pam
Ed Sullivan
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ABC
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Port Motor Co
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S. Lee Pogostin
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Biloxi Police Hold Erie Man Charged with Burglary Evasion
Biloxi police report an Erie man, 20, arrested while visiting relatives. Albert Leroy Ackerman is charged with unlawful flight from Pennsylvania to Mississippi to avoid prosecution for burglary. He was wanted by state authorities at Conneaut Lake. tied to S. T. Taylor burglary case from June 29.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Ralph W. Bachman
New Orleans
FBI
Wats Albert Leroy Ackerman
Ackerman
Conneaut Lake
S. T. Taylor
Taylor
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