Senate Debates Proposals To Trim Foreign Aid
The Senate votes on proposed cuts to foreign aid with figures cited around 2 to 3 billion dollars under consideration. Debate centers on military assistance to Tito Yugoslavia and broader aid levels, with party leaders predicting votes and amendments to reduce funding.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Ettatla
Knowland
Valles
Chriirman George
D-Cin
Doed
Dre
Todi
Ur-Nit
GOP
Tio
Tito
Elken
Tex
Rusia
Todia
George Butters Dies Suddenly in Mattoon
George Butters, 53, of Mattoon, died suddenly yesterday after a heart attack. Born March 3, 1904 in Corry, he was the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Butters. He worked as a paving equipment manager for B L Knox Co. in Franklin and was active in the local Methodist church and several fraternal groups. Survived by widow Dorothy Black Butters, a daughter Pythela and four sons, Justin, Charlie, Dr J Guy Butters, and Dr Frank Butters. funeral arrangements to be announced in Erie and Franklin services.
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MBLC
Hilties
Frankulry
Mattoon
Corrs
Dime
Butters
Climma Byers
Eevan
Gary High
Bohno
Peninaylennish Suite University
Toy
Ink Courphay
Bll Knox Firm
Coury
Methodiat Chiro
Franklin Orks Lodge
Franklin Club
Warninsto
Dorothy Black Hutters
Pythela
Charley
Justin Fe Butters
Charlies Watwers
J. Guy Butters
Harriman Bids to Split Stevenson Support at Convention
New York Governor Harriman lays out a strategy to win Stevenson backers by pressing civil rights, aiming to peel Northern Democrats from Adlai Stevenson. He argues for a strong party stand during the Chicago convention and warns of possible Southern backlash if a pro‑civil rights plank gains traction.
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New York
Avertit Harriman
Adial & Stevenson
Harriman
Rit Bukovn
Strat Paik
Chicago
Marelnidia
Willy
Democratix
Stevenson
Supreme Court
Fordee
Wille
Congress
Strike Set At Milk Plant Here
Approximately 900 farmers and workers threaten a strike against Carnation Milk Company at Cambridge Springs and nearby plants. United Steelworkers demand higher wages and overtime pay. management offers a small raise and premium for Sunday work. City officials report Pittsburgh funds for time improvement projects.
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Apean
Lie
Carnation Milk Company
United Steelworkers
Tislon Phot Ft
Maniene
Juin
Hind de Carnation Firm
Cambridge Springs
Tirmere
Dorry
Kans
Yale
Firemen Save Rural Home From Flames
Firefighters saved the Peter Biulbanin home at Beaver from total destruction. The blaze started around 3 000 and was fought by Corry Likemen amid several obstacles. The quick action prevented greater damage to the rural dwelling.
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Jay
Peter Biulbanin
Beaver
Corry
Firemen crack down on motorists defying eight of way rule
Beaverdam Fire Department announced targets for citing drivers who fail to yield the right of way at intersections and to pull to the right when directed by officers. Officials attributed the blaze to a spilled flammable substance and warned the fire could have engulfed the home if flames breached outer walls.
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Gffiottyett
Peter Siuleman
Jin Beaverdam Wenterding
Cony
Yiolt
Leonie
Titim
Bert
Pinta
Charien Collier
Apumbu- Japoe
Plesnen
Fuie Themen
Siulathon
Irving
Freight Strikes Car Killing Six At Grade Crossing
A Norfolk Pennsylvania Railroad freight train collided with a car at a grade crossing near Hamilton Ohio early today. Six people died including three men and three women. conductor P W Conley of Parmington said the crash looked sudden. Coroner Garrett Boone identified the three male victims James Nease Franklin Ohio Jerry Stidhum of Kentucky and Clyde Raleigh of Millersburg Ohio the women died in the wreck. The freight train dragged the car about 200 feet before stopping, with the car and occupants entangled under the freight cars.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
P. W. Conley
Parlimond
Bullen County
Garrett Boone
James Nease
Praniklin Lo
Jerry Stidhum
Wait Cowl
Chyude Raleigh
Millumlabury
Nile
Lennie
Deifre
Dlew
iWestern
Ohio City
British Jet Flight Grounded At Moscow Airport
Reported at Vnukovo Airport the British jet airliner endured a dead battery and local officials postponed the flight about forty five minutes as Soviet guards and staff watched from the tarmac. A private Lear jet also arrived in Moscow with a notable American passenger, drawing interest from observers and officials.
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Tnis
Strom
Vnukovs
Aurélan
Detals
Blir
Willi Peter
Crskna
Lear
Alb Porte
Vyotitak Tir
Thali
Stucke Hinds
Linas
Congress OFSA London trip and local crash report
A mainland delegation led by Watson Atty and eight other Western Pennsylvania delegates heads to London for OFSA talks while a separate incident in Hibrit City left a 13 year old boy injured in a street accident near Kinley Alley and East Salisbury Street. Police report details on the bike collision and responses.
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Mombey
Cvent
Sarration
Teave
Tn Tanlian
Soa
Polliston
Wevk
Poller
Larry Langhirst
Reade Langhir
Corry Survey Reveals Weak Economic Pulse Across Counties
A broad Corry economic survey shows firmer consumer spending but overall weak business activity nationwide. The report cites rising retail sales and spending power while cautioning about slow employment gains and uneven growth across regions.
Congress Sets Up Huge Sum For Cancer Research
Congress establishes a large funding package for cancer research under federal auspices. The text notes allocations from health and welfare departments and mentions broad support across committees and voices, highlighting government backing for medical research initiatives.
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Congress
Findley Lake Property Owners Win Control of Water Level
A 4a-pave decision by Judge Taplining of Geneva grants the Findley Lake Property Owners Association control of the lake spillway and water level. The court held the association owns 47 acres around the dam and may restrain water depth to ten feet at the spillway, with further limits elsewhere. The Town Board's prior actions and arrests are noted, and the association plans to appeal within two weeks.
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Byudge Taplining
Geneva
Mio Wedson
Bhalilatigi
Moyvillé
Yeglerday
Jain
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Tawa
Jude
Ate Forges Tur
Fio Hinaie
Lake Teicher
Clifton Howard
Associasion
Public Nuigance
Ussoclition
Jiea
Helalthy
Javid
Towis
Pindley
Tevet
Bowrd
Topham
Association
Howard
Pennsylvanians See Car Insurance Rates Cut
The Pennsylvania Insurance Department announced a statewide drop of over 2.6 million dollars yearly in car coverage costs with about 7 percent reductions for collision and property damage and a 4 percent rise for liability. Major insurers affected include Allstate, State Farm, Nationwide, and others amid approved rate changes. Pittsburgh bank cashier Edgar Calvin Mover dies at West Penn Hospital.
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Che Sune Insurance Department
Rites
Tub
Pennsylvania
Smne
Tusiimaoe Companies
Nechiingés Sre Atriliatet
Aulociobite Uidannelers Aosiation
Bure OF
CaMintry Ondérwriters
Muligy Thsururices Raitinis Biilers
Watlonvilde
Aris the
Mle Thanges
Pittsburgh
Edgar Calvin Mover
Hank Banke Bf Cikirton
West Penh
Trucker Tragedy Claims 14 Lives Across Three States
A spate of highway wrecks involving tractor trailers killed 14 people across New York Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Victims include a Florida bound Air Force captain his wife and three children plus several residents of Albany Amsterdam Sparkill Frankfort Titusville and Rocky Mount among others.
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New York State
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Air Force
Caplain
Nassau
Alll
Baltimore
Spitkill
George Washington Bridge
Amsterdam
Phe
Fryvikfort
Mase
Titusville
James H. Waters
Ruth
James
Snheil
Hilda S¢o~ Shin
Katherine Scochin
Mra. Slalr Emens
Fonda
Frankfort
Angelo Cassiatore
Henry
Dohinson
Ha~riel
Robert
Rocky Hmconn
Virginia B Bayne
New Kensington
Tillisville
Soviet Officials Readies Public Explanation of Stalin Reign
Washington officials anticipate a Soviet attempt to justify or explain Joseph Stalin’s terror era after Pravda raised questions about past leadership. The Pravda piece by Eugene Dennis echoed Khrushchev era denouncements and prompted experts to assess whether Moscow plans self-criticism and greater party autonomy.
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Washington
Euse Department
Sieither
Nhy
Joseph ‘Stalin
Pravda
Eugené Dennis
America
Communist Party
Moscow
Nikita Ieht Shelgy
Dennis Pravda
New York Daily Worker
Khrushche Februgiy
Speteh
Stalin
Hinly
Estera
France
Britilo
Dulles
Moscovy
Mimnista
Frussia
Russia
Privda Quly
Skoda
Nis
Donovan Book On Coming Out SUASHINGTOR Sparks Debate
excerpts from RobarL Donovan's forthcoming book Blunhower Inade story claim a sensational account of a presidential meeting and security questions. the text notes cooperation with authorities but asserts the author obtained confidential material. readers are urged to await saturday's publication amid controversy.
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Ellenhiowes
Robarl Donovan
Sersio
Titusville Truck Driver Charged In Fatal Crash
Herbert Hogue 22 of Old City was arraigned on involuntary manslaughter charges after a heavy truck collided with vehicles in Titusville killing Virginia Bayne of New Kensington and injuring four others. Police said brakes failed on the nine-block load bound for Titusville High School. The crash toppled a utility pole, cutting power to parts of the town for hours. Hogue posted a $1,000 bond and returns for further hearing before Alderman William Preston.
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Herpert
Clark Sumimil
Artartioon
William Preston
Titusville
Preston
Hogue
Virginia Bayne
New Kensington
Titusville Hospital
Wer
Hlist Bind
W. Bayne
James
David Jr
Wie
Lie
Éair
Herbert Hogue
Old City
Canada
Rybok- Kerritt, Inc
Titusville High School
Artick
Hayne
Bayne Auto
Severl
Convicted Reds Appeal Convictions in Pittsburgh
Communist writers James Dolsern and Andy Onda appeal their wartime convictions in Allegheny County courts. Attorney Hyllen Schlesinger argues their cases align with the Nelson ruling from the U S Supreme Court. Both men face up to 20 years. bonds allowed.
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Pany
Oxide
James Dolsern
State
Atty
Hyllen Schlesinger
Andy Onda
Pilsburgh
South Side
Allegheny County
Schlesinger
Dohen
Onda
Cote Steton
Nelson Hesid Laat
Neldon
Ondi
Fires Start to Go Out in All U.S. Steel Plants
Nation wide steel strike action escalates as United Steelworkers and major companies fail to agree on a five year contract. Gary Indiana and Sparrows Point Maryland plants halt coke ovens and furnaces with potential full shutdowns if talks stall further. Union leader McDonald proposes delaying the strike while companies seek wage reduction and work rule concessions.
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United Steniyforcers
AmnouTée
US &. Steel
Gary
Tnd
BethteHens Sparrows Point
Maryland
Bally Sides
Cantor Companies
Beige
David McDonald
LiMn
Hospital Names Eight Directors At Annual Meeting
At the West Smittstrest Institution annual meeting Arthur J Brundage Sidney B Elston Edward E Hawkins Claus A Hillstrom M M Nast Lynn Bill Clarence Spiller and Wallace M Young were named to the board. The hospital reported 292 294 total billings last year with 4084 patients treated and 2199 days of service. Deaths numbered 87 with 1005 operations performed and 743 major minor operations. The board reappointed officials and approved new equipment including a scope and microscope.
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Mortal Hospital
West Smittstrest Institution
Arthur J. Brundage
Sidney B. Elston
Edward E. Hawsins
Claus A. ‘Hillstrom
M. M. Nast
Lynn Bill Clarence Spiller
Wallace M. Wounk
Shospital
Wallice M. Yong
D. H Holden
Vce
Qlire A. Hillstrom
Second View
Tressurer
Edgir Alexander
Roberts Glendon
A. EB. Tate
Fim
Det Bacon-dackmin-Lechner
Tipg6lad Widlologisté
Intil
Nospitll Association
May
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