Vaccine Bill Introduced In Senate By Democrats
In Washington, Senate Democrats plan to expand free Salk polio vaccines to all American children beyond Eisenhower's plan, funding free shots for those who cannot afford them. Senator Hill Alay leads the Labor and Public Welfare Committee in introducing the bill and scheduling a committee meeting to debate the proposal. The panel, split 7-6 Democrats to Republicans, debates whether to grant the President standby powers to control vaccine distribution and pricing, versus a voluntary system favored by Republicans.
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Stampede at California uranium stake begins amid armed posse
About 200 men, some armed, and several women camp in steep Kern County canyon as federal land opens to mineral claims near Miracle Mine. Sheriff LeRoy Galyen warns of possible trouble. up to 3000 prospectors expected to file claims. Miracle Mine sold recently for one million dollars despite low ore output. Railroad seeks 825 car repairmen, with rehiring at Glenwood and East Salamanca.
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Tito Holds Fast Independence Amid Soviet Formosa Talk
Belgrade reports show Tito preserving Yugoslavia's independence while echoing Soviet views on German unity and Red China’s claims to Formosa. Khrushchev and Bulganin left for Bulgaria after a eight day visit. Tito joined in a partial Sino-Soviet stance, with U.S. reaction cautious and Moscow praising the move as a major international statement.
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Probers To Recall Air Force Officer Over Tax Returns
Senators pressed Air Force Captain Raymond Wool in a Senate Investigations subcommittee hearing about his claimed total income tax returns. The IRS pursues the inquiry as part of a broader probe into possible graft in armed forces equipment contracts, with observers noting alleged malfeasance and false testimony by some witnesses. Wool, once head of textile form buys, admitted deductions for business losses and a Morristown shop sale, while denying any bribe or receipt of ill-gotten funds.
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Foreign Aid Bill Moves to House After Senate Approval
President Eisenhower backs a 3.14 billion foreign aid program sped to the House after Senate approval despite attempts to trim funds. FinalSenate vote 59 to 18 with IL Republicans and some Democrats opposing. The bill authorizes continued aid, with money to be allocated by the Appropriations Committee and a separate money bill to follow. A Yugoslav stance on Red China Formosa and defense aid for Yugoslavia also featured in commentary and related notes.
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Naval Academy Graduates Enter Service in 115th Class
Annapolis Md The Naval Academy graduated its 115th class with 740 members in a ceremony in Schultz Hall. Secretary of the Navy Charles S Thomas urged graduates to lead with fairness and accessibility as they join the Navy Air Force and Marine Corps. The event featured Rochester NY native Thomas P Stull as top student and Lucis Perry Gregg of Chicago among the graduates selecting the Air Force.
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Chicago
Anastasia Receives Jail Term And Fine In Tax Case
Albert Anastasia, former New York mob ringleader, jailed for one year and fined 10000 on each of two tax evasion counts for 1947 and 1948. Judge Madden ordered concurrent terms and that the fines be paid before release. Prosecutors seek deportation to Italy in a separate case.
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Italy
Three youths arrested after failed theatre burglary
Police report three teenagers James Collins 17 Orton Aldo Teitel 17 and Robert Carcia 19 were identified after a burglar alarm tripped during an attempted robbery at Fallon Theatre in downtown Pittaburgh. Carcia was found inside the theatre office with burglary tools. the others escaped.
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Six Die In Two-Car Crash Near Standish Michigan
Sheriff identifies eight victims of a two car collision on U.S. 28 one mile south of Standish Arenac County. Dead include Charles John Waln 25 Monroe Arthur Max Koplin Jr 33 Monroe Keith Howard Rathbun 90 Newport Mich John Hf Swigart 30 Monroe Benjamin R lineer 22 Midland Elwood 8 Doyle 25 Midland Charles Reichel 32 Monroe with pelvic fractures and other injuries.
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Arenac County
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Charles John Waln
Monroe
Arthur Max Koplin Jr
Keith Howard Rathbun
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Newport
Mich
John Hf. Swigart
Benjamin R. Iilneer
Midland
Elwood
Doyle
Charles Reichel
Flier Families Reunite After Red China Prison Camp Escape
Four U.S. fighter pilots freed from Chinese captivity relax in Hawaii on furlough with families after long detention near Hong Kong. Joyful reunions, picnics, and hopeful talks of relief fill the holiday scene as wives, parents, and brothers join the escapees. Officials report the men are eager to join remaining captives and return home soon.
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Parents of Korean War airman return medal
The parents of 1st Lt. John R. Coulter, reported missing in North Korea, insist on returning his Purple Heart to President Eisenhower. In a letter dated the ninth day, they state the medal should not be given under a cloud of dishonor and request it be kept from public view.
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Cancelled Annual Alumni Banquet At High School
The Curr Mth Shhow alumnae association canceled its annual alumni banquet planned for the high school gym. President Hubert Desmond cited floor damage and a mounting deficit after delays in securing an out of town caterer. The event, tied to cafeteria plans, was considered likely to be axed for the year as committee members noted liability and expenses.
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Seliovlie
Alii Nasdotatian
Griva
Pofeteria
Deanond
Alice
Dewmond
Ancellaion
Janice
Virgil G. Gurtis
Will Hold Horse Show on Sunday at No-Bar Riding Club
Over 196 entries are registered for the No-Bar Riding Club's 16th Annual Horse Show to be held Sunday afternoon at the club grounds in Columbus. Ed Day of Youngsville will judge the classes, with both saddle and Western styles featured, followed by a second segment starting about 7 pm. Horses from New York, Ohio, and Northwestern Pennsylvania are expected, with Pony Association rules observed in timing and judging. Free refreshments, a large parking area, bleachers, and a new clubhouse are among spectator amenities announced by officials.
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Val Clayton
Corry
Uming
Artist Shirley O Neal Jones Dies in New York
Shirley O Neal Jones a 42 year old artist and wife of Professor Harry W Jones of Columbia University noted in the obituary died yesterday in New York. She was active in local art circles and her husband taught at the law school. Her family issued a brief statement mourning her loss.
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Yélludrduy
Ford Accepts Idea Behind Guaranteed Wage Demand for Auto Workers
Britain faces a nationwide rail strike and port walkouts as unions press for guaranteed wages. Labour Minister Monckton says no progress. factories close and port activity stalls with 20,000 dockers tied up. NA SDU and TGWU voices collide over bargaining powers in a tense industrial dispute.
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Four Injured In Area Crash On Route 9
Early morning crash on Route 9 near Corry Memorial Hospital left four injured. Brice Pieper, 21, of RD 3 Corry, suffered jaw and neck injuries. Thomas Pieper, 24, of Erie, had lip injuries. Philip Halfast, 28, of Gorey, suffered an eyebrow laceration. Ralph Pieper, 96, of Union City, had facial and forehead injuries. All vehicles wrecked. Pieper car rear collided with Halfast’s, sending one vehicle onto its roof. Authorities continue investigation.
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Uiion City
Cory Memorial Hospital
Thomas Preper
Philip Halfnst
Master Mulders and AML Local Sign One Year Contract
The Master Mulders Association and AML Operating Engineers Local have signed a one year contract. It covers hourly rates for crane and derrick engineers and includes provisions for timing, pumps, and compressors. The agreement sets the scope and pay terms for 800 workers and related equipment.
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Forest Land Is Transferred To Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wright gains 940 miles of forest and game land in Pennsylvania for a jet research center. Governor signs legislation to auction 6 600 acres and 44 700 hectares in Clearfield Elk and Cambria counties. Cartan Wright president turns over two checks totaling 420 000 for initial rent and down payment with remainder near 400 000 to follow. An estimated 7 000 to 10 000 jobs expected from the project.
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Clearfield
Elk
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Pleas of three slayers denied by state Supreme Court
San Quentin prison readied for a triple execution as state Supreme Court denied last minute pleas for Burimra Graham, John A. Banta, and Emmett R. Perkins. Warden Hurley said it would take over ten minutes to prepare, following the court ruling at 10:00 a.m. The trio had been condemned for the beating death of an elderly widow during a robbery tied to prior crimes.
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Burimra Graham
John A. Bant
Emmett R. Perkin
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Hiegis
High Court
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Uymin
Bunta
Perkins
Calif
Grant
Buck
Local bank debuts new life insurance service
TH Keppe and HL Martin Keppel of the National Bank of Corry with July Cowles of the Bankable Life Assurance Society announce the bank’s new life insurance plan. It covers debt repayment upon death with no medical exam for qualified accounts, targeting customers purchasing major items.
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Martin Keppel
National Bank of Corry
July Cowles
Banltable Life Ansuurance Society
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Southwlestern
New York
Thie Loohl Bank
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Trwurance
Chae Vomers
Conaiimee Jonnie
Maine
Kre
Womble Dd Mondrain
Ford and UAW wage plan eyed to avert Detroit strike
Talks focus on extended employer support for laid off workers under a supplemental jobless pay plan. Ford reportedly agreed in principle to fund up to 26 weeks of benefits, supplementing state unemployment, with details unsettled as UAW weighs core pay guarantees. Default dispute risks a broader industry walkout after midnight Sunday.
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Change in Arthur Colegrove Rites Announced
Funeral service for Arthur Colegrove former publisher of The Journal and leading community figure will be held at First Presbyterian Church of Cony instead of Bracken Funeral Home. Viewing hours at the funeral home tomorrow noon, body then moved to church for 3 pm service. Crowds and former associates recall his active county and state political life and expect many attendees. Ebplon author dies in New York Mygatt, prominent editor and author of The Old New York Sun, passes away.
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