Ground-breaking set for Albro Packing Co warehouse addition
Ground breaking for Albro Packing Co new warehouse addition scheduled tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. announced by Vice President Secretary Tring Ozer. The Conneaut Valley Industrial Development committee raised 80 000 to keep the plant in the county amid obsolete facilities.
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Senators Near OK of 40 Billion Defense Bill Tomorrow
The Senate Appropriations Committee plans quick approval of a defense money bill after adding about 826 million to the House total. Subcommittee chair Dennis Chavez and Senator Leverett Saltonstall hailed restorations and approvals for Navy programs including an aircraft carrier and Polaris submarines, with increases for missiles and anti aircraft missiles while maintaining a reduced overall procurement baseline.
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Township Tax Probe Highlights Budget Doubts and Raises
Continued from Fasciale, leaders question $200 salary increases and budgeted vs actual amounts. Kahle shows nearly $1,000 excess in teacher pay not mandated by state law. Debate over five extra salary days for teachers, not legally required, and questioned allocations for janitorial, tuition, supplies, and piano tuning mileage.
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Rockefeller Critics Nixon in Political Strategy
In a break with party orthodoxy New York Governor Rockefeller challenges Nixon and the Eisenhower administration. He argues for broader liberal programs while remaining independent, hoping to push the GOP toward reform and to win New York in the coming election.
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Senate fight on tax measure continues in House vote
The House approved the measure 222 to 174 after a 202 to 181 debate vote. Leaders note a push to remove the 10 percent federal tax on local telephone service and cut the 10 percent passenger tax for trains, buses, and planes. The compromise would set July 1, 1900 for the telephone tax and July 1 of this year for the passenger levy at 5 percent, while President Eisenhower seeks a one year extension.
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