Senate weighs tax bills to raise two billion dollars
Washington AP reports Senate action on revenue changes to close tax loopholes and fund higher spending. Proposals would repeal the 4 percent dividend tax credit and impose withholding on dividend income while limiting business entertainment deductions.
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GOP
Washington
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Thtex
Eisenhower
Health Funds
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Industrial firm to locate in Corry seeks leases
Reliable report states a national industrial firm plans to locate in Corry. Leases are drafted between the company and Aero Supply Mfg Co Inc owner of the DPC building east of the main Aero plant. Company executives visited Friday and preliminary steps include minor DPC modifications to support rail and conveyor access. A formal announcement awaits final agreement on the two story brick building once lease terms are resolved.
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Corry
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
DPC
Defense Point Corp
Buillirre
Aero Supply
Corty
Aero
Floren
Death of Rep Elliott shocks Pennsylvania after two months in office
Rep Douglas H Elliott of Pennsylvania died by carbon monoxide poisoning at his lakeside cabin near Chambersburg. Police found a razor blade and rifle bullets on his body and ruled the death self inflicted. Friends said he appeared well the night before and left for the cabin alone at dawn. Elliott had been sworn in May 7 to fill the late Rep Richard Simpson’s unexpired term and had just started his first month in Congress.
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Douglas H. Elliott
R-Pa
Richard Simpson
Pennsylvania
Elliott
John P. Mages
Prankon County
C. R. Nicklas
George Eppinger
Congress
Washington
James Quigley
Congressman Elliott
James E. van Zandt
Rpa
Eliott
van Zandt
Senate
Eisenhower
Adams-Franklin
Gettysboro
Adams County
Bliott
Robert M. Meyers
Lewistown
Richard M. Shmpson
Huntingdon
Bingo Bound Bus Breaks Down in Warren Trip
A chartered bingo bus carrying Warren players to Erie broke down twice on North Center Street and West Smith Street. The vehicle emitted smoke near Frederick Street, then a front spring failed, blocking traffic from 4:40 to 9 p.m. Police had a wrecker tow the bus to Atlantic station at West Smith and North Center streets.
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Center Street
Erie
North Center Street
Frederick
North Center
West Smith Street
Essa Hall
Atlantic Station
West Smith
North Center Streets
End Bomb Shelter Test in Pittsburgh Ends
Thirty men women and children completed a two week stay in a 12 by 20 foot bomb shelter. The American Institute for Research reported high adjustment and few problems during the test for the Office of Civil Defense Mobilization with volunteers including Laura Ellis 72 and Zygmunt Marion 49.
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Pittsburgh
American Institute For Research
James W. Altman
Office of Civil Defense Mobilization
Laura Ellis
Sai
Zygmunt
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Paul Marion, Jr
Eisenhower urges Korean leaders to build true democracy
President Eisenhower told South Korean politicians they must swiftly implement true democracy with freedom and opportunity. Speaking before the National Assembly then greeted by a thunderous ovation he warned the country to strengthen democracy and a free press as it faces North Korea.
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Seoul
South Korea
Eisenhower
Far East
North Korea
Syngman Rhee
Korean National Assembly
U.S
Father Killed as Train Hits Car at Erie Crossing
Erie Pennsylvania Electric Co. safety inspector Henry J. Grace 32 formerly of Lake City died instantly when his car stalled at a West Erie crossing and was struck by the New England States Limited traveling about 76 miles an hour. Coroner Merle Wood said the investigation would continue.
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Erie
New York’ Central
Henry J. Grace
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Lake City
Grace
Merle Wood
New England States Limited
Millcreek Township
Thomas Hodges
Buffalo
Doo
Vice
Wood
Hodges
Charles Bowers
Bowers
Transit firm seeks Erie bingo transport extended to Erie
The Public Utility Commission will hold a public hearing in Franklin at the Venango County Courthouse on an application by Citizens Transit Co. of Oil City to extend service to transport bingo attendees to Erie on Fridays and Sundays. The proposed route begins in Oil City, goes north on Route 8 through Titusville and Union City to Erie, with the hearing set to start at 10 a.m.
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Pranklin
Citizens Transit Co
Oil City
Venango County
Franklin
Erie
Titusville
Union City
Bomb Scare Delays Plane At Williamsport
A United Airlines flight from New York City to Chicago carrying 47 passengers and four crew was delayed five hours in Williamsport Port Pa after two anonymous calls warned of a bomb. The plane was grounded Saturday while a search was conducted and later called off after a second call diminished fear of explosion.
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API
New York City
Chicago
New York
United Air Lines
Arter
Bethlehem Shipyard Strike Ends as 17000 Return to Work
Federal Mediation Service announces tentative settlement after 21 weeks of strike that shut eight Bethlehem yards across the East Coast. Union and company will brief members before ratification, with wage increases over three years and picket restrictions remaining until final contract approval.
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New York
Bethlehemster] Co
Federal Mediation Service
Washington
Industrial Union of Marlfore and Shipbuilding Workers
Baltimore Sun
Bethlehem
Baltimore Area
Quincy
Mass
Fncilily
Long Beach
Bali
Baltimore
Boston
Hoboken
N.J
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Industrialist Philip M. Zen Dies in Heart Attack
Philip M. Zen, 3, president of Royal Mc business machines hm, died likely of a heart attack last Friday. The Rotterdam based industrialist was a leading figure in local manufacturing and business circles.
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Ryn
Philip M. Zenis
Royal Mcbusiness Machines
Plinday
Premier Battles Kishi Aides Join Opposition in Bid to Delay Pact
In Tokyo, four Liberal Democratic faction leaders press for resignations and seek U S Senate postponement as Kishi faces renewed opposition over Japan’s security pact. Socialists boycott Parliament while Sohyo calls a nationwide strike and Zengakuren plans demonstrations.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
United States
America
Kishi
Liberal Democrats
Sohyo Labor Federation
Zengakuren Student Federation
Ichiro Kono
Takeo Miri
Kenzo Matsumura
Tanzan Ishibashi
U.S. Senate
Middle Road
Liberal Democrat Party
Hayato Ikeda
Columbus Firemen Festival Features Go Kart Races
The Columbus Firemen Festival will host a Go-Kart meet on Thursday at 7 p.m. at the No Bar Riding Club track, with 25 to 30 karts entered including about 15 from Union City. Top speeds reach 40 to 50 mph. The festival runs Wednesday through Saturday with a children pet parade, 15 go kart events, a large Friday parade, and a Saturday fireworks display. Admission is free for the special events.
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Columbus
Yin Columbus
Frank Ferry
Union City
Ferry
Columbus Firemen
Main Street
Surplus Trout To Be Stocked In Erie Venango Areas
Hatchery supervisor Merrill Lilley announced 1500 rainbow trout will be released into the South Branch of French Creek from Corry downstream to Elgin and 800 in Beaverdam Run. The crew plans 2000 rainbows into Lake Pleasant next, completing the effort in Erie County. The following day 1,000,000 trout will be stocked in Sugar Creek in Venango County.
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Merrill Lilley
French Cres
Corry
Elgin
Beaverdam
Lake Pleasant
Erie County
Oil City Man 70 Hangs Self From State Street Bridge
A 70 year old Oil City man Clif ford B. Pisher reportedly leaped from the State Street Bridge and hanged himself. Two boys fishing found him about 4 45 p m with a rope tied to the bridge’s steel mesh door. Coroner Maurice Dinberg will issue a death certificate listing death by own action.
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OL cIty
Shamburg
Oil City
State Street
Clifford B. Pisher
Pisher
Venango County
Maurice Dinberg
Dinberg
Fisher
Eighteen Missing In Chile After Strong Quake
In Santiago Chile eighteen persons are reported missing after a violent earthquake at Valdivia. The tremor followed heavy rains and caused two houses to topple on the shores of Lake Pagtipulli amid widespread destruction in the area.
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Santiago
Chile Cap
Valdivia
Pagtipulli
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