Senate Delays Vote On 3 Percent Sales Tax Plan
In Harrisburg a GOP revolt over extending a 3 percent sales tax to clothing prompted delaying the scheduled vote. Four Republican senators threatened to bolt the tax plan if clothing sales are taxed, forcing leaders to postpone the showdown to tomorrow or Saturday. Senate President pro tempore Taylor and floor leader Mahany sought a united front as Sen. Watson returned and Sen. McPherson rushed back from Bermuda to be present for the vote.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Colling
Taylor
Mahany
Hartisburg
Watson
Rbucks
Sen
McPherson
R-Adams
Bermuda
Alderman Secures Parole for Corry Man in Fraud Case
James D. Davis, 28, of Allen Street, admitted fraud and passing worthless checks in a Pantry restaurant bill. Judge Samuel Rossiter freed him on parole for 23 months after a $100 fine and restitution order. Davis must report weekly to Alderman for supervision. about $40 involved. Gerald Eastman, Spartansburg, pleaded guilty to drunken driving, fined $100, placed on 204 days parole, no jail due to caregiving duties.
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Wuerpyy
Erie County
Falochmit
Mélyin
Cobbett
James D. Davis
Allen Street
Isabelle Foster
Pantry
West Main Street
Davin
Finnity
Foster
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Davis
Anderman
Corry Area
Gerald Eastman
R. D
Spartansburg
Hero
Rites Set For Area Crash Victim In Union City
Funeral services announced by Glenn Funeral Home Union City for Robert J. Botsford to be led by Reverend H. L. Lyman of Evangelical United Brethren Church at 2:30 p.m. Interment in Mill Village Cemetery. Other crash victims Hiram L. Sieliko and Glifford D. Daley still hospitalized, transferred from Gorky Memorial Hospital.
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Glifford D. Daley
Union City
Fui
Blast kills Bethlehem Steel worker in Johnstown
An explosion at Bethlehem Steel Corp in Johnstown Pennsylvania yesterday killed John Ruban 69. No other injuries reported and investigators searched for a cause as residents described the blast.
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Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Corp
John Ruban
Bethlehem
Easant
Senate probes gifts to campaigns bogged by power dispute
A Senate committee's $380,000 investigation into lobbying and campaign contributions stalled as Democrats and Republicans split over who controls subpoenas hearing rules and staff. Sen Gore was expected to be chairman, with McClellan signaling likely approval next week. The inquiry follows a disclosure that Francis Case was offered a $2,500 contribution in a debate on a natural gas bill.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
GOP
Inter
Seni Gore
Tehn
Sen. McClellan
D-Avkl
Gore
Ser
Francis Case
RSD
House panel backs truck tax to fund highway program
A bill to raise excise taxes on gasoline, fuel, and other highway charges plus a starter registration fee for heavy trucks moves to the House. The Ways and Means Committee expects net tax gains of about 400 million dollars over 16 years, funding a long range road plan including a 40,000 mile interstate network. Rep. Reed says without the truck tax motorists would bear the burden. the proposal would impose a 1.50 dollar annual registration per 1,000 pounds for trucks over 96,000 pounds, with uniform application to all heavy vehicles.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rep. Reed
Abi
Snowfall and wage hikes dominate regional report
Heavy snowfall totals overwhelm February with 4.85 inches above average and a month total near 245 inches. A separate federal wage increase to 1.00 per hour boosts pay for about 24 million workers, with analysts expecting an average raise around 13 cents. Local weather observer George Mulerick notes a cold snap on the 4th and a 50 degree day the next day.
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Washington
U.S
Congress
Labor Department
Fom
Maryland
Maryland Fandallas, Born of Thy Industries Mont. Wilefly
Rire Tumbertnye
Eisenshower
Seom
George Meany
Afl*cio
Newell Brown
Ae Ey
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Car Hits Bank On Area Road Near Waterford
A 25 year old driver John Castelli of Pillsbury lost control on Route 19 near Waterford yesterday sliding into an embankment at the 18 mile post. His 1984 sedan suffered $300 damage after swerving right then left and striking the left embankment.
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Juny
Waterford
John Castelli
Pillsbury
Hincat
Church Leader Frank Anderson Dies in Arkansas
The Rev. Frank Anderson, 75, former executive secretary of the Iowa State Baptist Convention, died Tuesday. He pastored churches in New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Iowa, Washington, Arkansas, and Pennsylvania during a long ministry.
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Little Rock
Ark
Frank Anderson
Towa State Baptist Convention
Iid Neta
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Towa
Wasconsky
Arkansas
Penaylinia
Thesday
City's Firemen Called Out Twelve Times In Month
The February report from Stanford Hose Company shows a paid department for a city of 25 000 with twelve alarms in 20 days for fire and rescue. Major blazes occurred at Wayne street chimney, Quality Machining Shop, Corry No 1 station, and Bethune Bee Co with substantial damage.
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Btanford Hose Company
Fuemiin Weis
Bremen
Merle Long
Wayne
Woat Chivel Street
Rast Smith’ Street
Corry No. 1
Blue
Aaller
Beiath Limbee Co
Slayer Shot Down By Posse in Georgia Kidnapping Case
In Louisville Ga a 21 old man from Massachusetts was killed by a posse after a kidnapping attempt on a woman and child. State Patrol identified Gerald Peter Bemudiere of Dorchester as the slayer. A posse set up near Mulan wrecked wood and halted the suspect drive north toward Augusta. Patrolman Hopkins reported the incident as an armed confrontation with a pistol at the victim’s head. Details on other involved parties were not immediately available.
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Massachusetts
State Patrol
Iim Ue
Gerald Péter Bemuduire
Dorchaster
Milian
Meterwil
Gordon
Millen
Muguatn
Augusta
A. FL Hopkins
Brgahaine
WE Negotiations Resume Today In Labor Dispute
Negotiations resume today in the 37 day strike between Weslinghaube Electric Corp and its workers. Management negotiators presented board direction on Tuesday as mediators urged a swift settlement to the labor contract dispute. Progress hinges on management receiving go ahead to address production efficiency and wage terms.
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Washington
Weslinghaube Electre Corp
Diretors
New York
Gwilym A. Price
Icit
Nepair
Negro student readsmitted to Alabama University after court action
The Birmingham court ordered Lucy, a Black coed, readmitted to the University of Alabama after the university expelled her amid riots and claims of mob influence. District Judge Robert Grooms ruled the action improper and directed readmission by next Monday.
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Birmingham
Alu
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
Board of
Tromees
Ala
Ynand
Lucy
Allewhite University
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Obort Grooms
Mit-Herald
Biseams
Ace Carter
North Alabama
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Arid
Carmpun al Pix
Gyotma
Luey
Dhool
Henring
Widge
Supreme Court
Mina Lucy
Claasex
Nnn
University of Flcials
Univeraity
Board of ‘Trusteen
Kately
Advancement of
Liley
Arrest of Corryite in Forgery Case
A local man, Paul Daniels, 46, of Marion Street, was arrested this morning on a forgery charge. The warrant was issued by Alderman Melvin and Coby Belt. The alderman was expected to return to the city in the afternoon to hear the case.
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Paul Daniels
Marion
Melvin & Coby
Wir
Willianm Thompson
Killed and 24 Hurt In Road Crashes
A series of road crashes left one person dead and twenty four injured in the area near Alye wee 19 puway avedenle Wn thin area. Police say several arrests were made for traffic violations. Officer in charge Thhorore Hurley reported ongoing investigations and more details to follow.
Eisenhower to seek a second term relief after decision
President Eisenhower announced his willingness to run for re election as he prepared to address the nation on television and radio. Surrounded by family in the White House his mood was upbeat and he arrived minutes early for the airing, with TV crew and aides arranging the setup.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Mitton Eisenhower
Howse Ring
Robert Montgomery
Rural Areas To Pay For Carry Fire Service
City and surrounding townships discussed funding a shared fire protection service. Key figures from Corry and Bunford Hose Company explored two payment options, a per call and per hour rate or a flat annual fee, while acknowledging collection fairness among Wayne Township residents and the need to maintain current Corry service. The group also considered improving portable pump capacity and ongoing collaboration with the Bunford Company, with further details to follow.
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Earl T. Cherry
Corry
Robert Price
Roger Brown
Don Williams
Ricard Williams
Bunford Hose Company
Tay Laliré
Froren Wend
Laurie
Charles Splesman
Willan Johnson
Maiti
Une
Wayne
Ign Bor
Wayne Township
Corery
Cory
Richwed Wiis
Hove Company
Conaldi
Public Visits New Area School Open House Saturday
A new area school invites the public for open house this Saturday from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. The event marks the first time the community can tour the facility serving the Wayne town and nearby boroughs under the supervision of Mrs Sui Stultz and principal Me Lang Ai Aganty. A meeting for district residents follows on Monday evening February 2 at 6:16 p.m.
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Wayne Townshtya
Bi Borough
Cowlway Parente Tenence Avenel Bing
Sui Stultz
Brazil Revolt Ends as Rebel Chief Is Nabbed
Rebel leader Ar Porce Mo Haroldo Veloso was captured by government troops near Juanta Acanga in the Amazon, ending 18 days of unrest. About 200 rebels remained at large in the jungle 1400 miles northwest of Rio de Janeiro. air force sympathy led to arrests of officers who refused to support the uprising. Veloso said the movement would continue.
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Jusceling Kustchek
Ar Porce Mo
Haroldo Veloso
Juenta
Acanga
Amason
Air Force
Mir
Tubufehok
Jagare-Acanga
Hwrobola
Dodge Freedom Plan Expected
Charles Bodyd, a former Coryite linked to the case involving a girl, was to appear before Judge Burley A Tau at 2 p.m. Proceedings were to decide on the court ordered examinations and related actions. The plan anticipated by authorities and the court’s instruction aimed to evaluate Bodke’s situation and the involved party.
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Cao
Charles Bodyd
Youn
Budge
Ludge Burley
Ae Lone Ewan
Ike Speech Costs Networks Big Sum In New York
Reported last night a presidential address by Ike triggered network spending reaching about 150 000 dollars with another estimate near 160 000 for associated publicity. CHS TV noted a mild drop while United States Gterl Hour mentioned 100 000 and NBC faced cuts. ABC TV prepared to air a prize ticket for the first hour to carry the President’s talk.
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Sar Menor
New York
Howel
Teledinionertin
Nakwors Sr
United States
NBC
Abc-Tv
Eisenhower Declares Recovery. Ready for Duties
President Eisenhower announces he is a recovered heart patient and fully capable of performing the duties of the presidency. He asserts there is no doubt he can lead, while Democrats frame the issue as a temporary regency and potential setback in the campaign.
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Washington
Eisenhower
von Vome
Thos
Aloe
Ike names entered in two primaries in Whaton and California
President Eisenhower today signed documents entering his name in the Republican presidential primaries of Whatonein and California. A designated committee of voters will choose delegates to the GOP convention. Included are references to Nixon, Knowland, and a California governor, in a context of party organization.
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Pema
Bane Wartington
Riesenhower
Whatonein
California
Committee of
Uhre
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Nixon
Willian PF Knowland
Coo
Wii J. Roigne
Auli Gates
Waltar
Huieh
Atau
Republican Organise
Derailed PRR Freight Cars Disrupt Line at Nomriotown
Report of a derailment on a Pennsylvania railroad line near Nomriotown involving seventeen PRR freight cars. Dispatchers say crews inspected the scene and cleared sections as tracks were damaged and service affected between Norristown and Severs, with no immediate injuries reported.
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Nomriotown
Sevenert Crojuick
Favesong
Swhetdland
Aera
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