Gap in disloyalty policy debate widens in Congress
The article reports Congress members push bills to overturn a Supreme Court decision on loyalty and security dismissals for federal workers. It notes Senator Eastland and Mundt seek to limit the ruling by separating loyalty from security, proposing a central appeals board and court appeals. It emphasizes the drive to extend the security program across all executive departments and the need to counter security risks during the Cold War era.
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Supreme Court
Walty
Oly
Eisenhower
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Senate Judiciary Committee
Karl E.mundt
South Dakota
Government Operations Committee
Edward H. Rees
Kansas
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Central Appeals Board
Corry Farmers Report Strong Hay This Year
Local farmers report improving hay and crop conditions after recent showers and warm spells. Merchants note good weather and a brisk sale of farm tools as the town discusses forming a three team City League with Aero Supply and Rare Fonds among early prospects.
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Sisunit
Aero Supply, Rare Fonds
Muraged
Crandall
Farm Service chief resigns amid health issue probes
After a Senate committee inquiry into the Farmers Home Administration, the agency head resigned citing ill health. Testimony alleged he once drank a fifth of whiskey in two hours, and a top aide was reportedly expected to testify further.
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Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Farmers Home Administration
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A corrupted OCR fragment recounts a political event with references to court acts, a presidential matter, and a state official’s replacement. It mentions the Oath, the Fellet Fund, and appointments to fill a vacancy left by County Superintendent of Highways I. E. B. VanVieck, amid a security controversy and allegations of excessive dunking.
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Boptimgay
Fire 2 Prison Guards For Smuggling Ring
Two guards at Western Suite Penitentiary were dismissed after an alleged smuggling ring behind prison walls. Warden Cavell said the investigation involves other guards and a parolee who left Akron, Ohio, Monday to testify. authorities plan to release details after police briefings and coordination with attorneys.
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Anglo G Cavell T Strom
Cavell Sity
Ikem
Sigté Police
Calicide Phils
Grobe
Wook
Boward C. Boyle
Nell Courey
Akror
Ohi
Admits $20000 Cemetery Damage In Pittsburgh Case
A Pittsburgh man admits causing about 20000 in damages to a cemetery stones and wires at Hebrew Gesuitery in satmital Homestead. The case names Berberich and others including John Belartart Edward Muszel and William Chane with Berberich's brother James charged. the trial involves multiple suspects with one currently held.
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Deamiert
Grace Derborchy
Satmital
Davie
Fayette County
Berberich
John Belatart
I Braddock
Bérberich
Ames
Edward Muszel
Pittshirdh
Wiliam Chane
Whiteker
Berberith
Youth Admits Killing Father In Reduced Charge Plea
Mayville district attorney's office allowed 17 year old Robert Brege of Dutch Road Town of Arkwright to plead guilty to first degree manslaughter, a lesser charge than homicide. Brege was indicted June 1 for the fatal shooting of his stepfather Harry Brege at their home. Brege to be sentenced tomorrow as lawyers cited family background and youth. Another case, James Carter, 32, Rochester, awaits trial for murder in an accidental shooting of a convict companion at Boomertown May 21. O'Connor seeks a September special term of Supreme Court to handle pending murder cases including possible kidnapping charges. The Reed case may be retried if Court of Appeals reverses a prior first degree murder conviction.
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Thantaugua County
Robert Brege
Dutch Road
Arkwright
Byustice
Michael J. Montesano
Young Brege
Harry 31
Edwin G. O'Connor
Dean Robert Sullivan
Dean Warner White
James T. Carter
Rochester
Boomertown
O'Connor
Supreme Court
Carter
Court of Appeals
Joseph Reade
Jamestown
Reade
Actor 78 Keeps Working And Gets Social Security
A 78 year old actor in England continues to work while receiving Social Security payments under advisory guidance. The case involves clarifying SSA authority and the nature of the benefit as an earnings tied annuity rather than a needy program.
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Nuluayee
Ramu Gwenn
Setor
England
Socieal Secuity Administration
Wil
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Woerine
Trainmen Hurt In Rail Wreck Near Clarion
Three crewmen injured as two freight trains collide on a spur near Clarion, 60 cars derailed, 18 involved, gallons of fuel spilled but no fire. Fireman Buch suffered rib fractures, Sandy Lake fireman received a wrist injury, conductor Peters back injury. Cleanup expected in 36 to 48 hours to repair track.
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Miles Young
New York Central
Buch Frais Westrisie
Flirée
KR Everall
Davie Vot
Sandy Lake
Les Inform
W 9. Peters
Stoneboro
Young
Eric Seaman Jumped Or Fell From Ore Ship
Unclear report describes Eric Seaman, age 24, possibly jumping or falling from an ore ship on Lake Superior near Superior Wisconsin. Police received messages as friends and family sought confirmation. investigators from Cleveland-based CIS Trott Co reviewed the incident. Authorities expressed hope the missing man might be found alive and notified relatives.
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Erie
Eris
Raymond Srithson
Lake Superior
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Eric
Malet
Tulesine
Wis Vailier
Frid
Trase Erickson
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Pers Mescige
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Naletiting
Cleveland
CIS Trott Co
Jam Re
Lands Valentine
Anlar
Bre
Goi
Fis
Ivesttealton
Mindne
Watt
Mathers
Force Fur High School Studenh
Ewani Patett
Dwother
Fire damages Eddie's Footlong Hotdog Stand in Meadville
A blaze destroyed Eddie's Footlong Hotdog Stand early yesterday in Meadville, with losses estimated at $19,000. Officials from Vertion Central Voi ce Depth cited undetermined virgin factors. the fire affected the Conneaut Caleb Poudd area near Rotten A lst, closing the beer bar and dance hall. Eddie Johnson, owner, reported the incident and noted the stand's nearby businesses also faced disruption.
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Meadville
Hdl
Manta
Eddie Johnson
Johnson Bus to Rebuild After Partial Insurance Coverage
Johnson Bus confirms only part of the bus incident was insured. The Notdog refreshment stand on the opposite highway side has operated for eight years after the former Snack Shack was removed. Johnson announced plans yesterday to rebuild the destroyed structure while the north side refreshment stand remains open.
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