Private Eye Denies Scandal Links in Senate Probe
Private eye Fred Olush testified at a Senate inquiry into scandal magazines. Olush claimed Anita Ekberg’s boyfriend and said he supplied confidential photos to magazines. He alleged industry corruption and suggested measures to curb scandal publications while denying selling information.
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Kennedy Warns Against Defeat Of Mid East Plan
Kennedy urges support for a Middle East aid plan amid crisis, opposing defeat and urging unity. Democrats including Lyndon B. Johnson press to speed a vote while opponents push limits on presidential spending of foreign aid. Dulles opposes the substitute as Senate debates the measure.
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Idaho
Carroll Cole
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Benate Late Yeatestiay
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Demno Continuet
C of C Joins Better Business Bureau to Aid Public
The Chamber of Commerce in New York City announced joining the Better Business Bureau to protect buyers from fraudulent promotions and unfair business practices. Stewart Long said the move aligns with BBB standards, offering monthly bulletins and special reports, aiming to curb scams and improve community trust.
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Wil Fiat
Pardon Board Probe to Probe Erie Area Monday
A legislative probe into the State Pardons Board considers its antiquated makeup and potential reform as hearings resume Monday. Delaware County judges urged abolishing the board, advocating a less political agency, while misgivings about Delaware County commutation cases prompt further questions about board handling.
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State Parvions Board
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Delaware
Common Wealth
Charman Edwin W Tompkins
R-Cameron
Delaware County
Erie County
Dhilge Bretherick
Seek Offices At Columbus Nomination Meeting
About 20 people attended a Columbus Township Republicans meeting last night to nominate candidates for local offices. GOP committeeman Lali Dodd announced contenders including tax collector J Wongle, auditor Lawrence Mulr, Walter Gordon, constable David Curtis, judge of elections Vasal Anilergon, and Paulie Trinket. The event aimed to place a full slate on the ballot.
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Columbus
Fatitone
Teepublican Equicua
Cohmmbus Township
Lali Dodd
GOP
He Wongle
Norfour Swivel
Lawrence Mulror
Walter Gordon
Tefors
David Curtis
Vasal Anilergon
Paulie Trinket
Pire
Ons
1957 City Tax Cards Go Out In Mails Today
Corry residents receive 1957 real estate tax notices from City Treasurer Carl Smith. The total tax duplicate on an assessed valuation of 18.31 million dollars is 105,280 with a five and three quarter mill rate. Taxpayers have March and April to pay at a two percent rebate. after April 30 a two percent penalty applies if unpaid. After June 30 a five percent penalty. Ward breakdown shows assessed valuations and taxes by ward, including Ward 1 and Ward 4 totals.
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E.rag
Kinzua Dam Proposed To Shield Allegheny Flood Damage
U S Army Engineers in Pittsburgh say a 101 million dollar Kinzua Dam on the Allegheny at Kinga nest Warren would pay for itself by cutting flood losses. Col H E Sprague reports a $1.26 public return per dollar spent and cites past savings from local flood projects. He notes objections from the Seneca Nation due to acres flooded and contrasts dam with smaller system ideas and a Lake Erie diversion channel.
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Newee
Conemaugh River
Red Vessel Comes To Jap Ship's Aid At Last
The Russian ship Soya Mary freed the Japanese vessel Koya Maru after being iced in off Antarctica since February 17. The Antarctic expedition office said the rescue involved breaking through four to five miles of ice up to 10 feet thick, aided by the Soviet vessel. The U S Icebreaker Glacerney was expected to abandon the rescue plan.
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Antarctics
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Antarctic Expedition
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Antarctic
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Witness Denies Paying Gambler to Enable Pinball Operations
Portland witness Stanley G. Terry testified before a Senate labor rackets inquiry that he never met Frank Brewster to obtain union approval for resuming pinball operations. Elkins had testified that Terry spoke of paying $10,000 to Brewster to secure the union executive’s OK, as investigators probe ties between racketeers, Teamsters officials, and underworld interests in Portland in 1955.
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Frank W. Brewster
Salalé Western Conference
Teamsters
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Byewster
Acme Amusement Company
Corryites' Brother Dies In Auto Crash
Joseph B Waldorf of Summerville died after helping a motorist in a ditch near Brookville when an oncoming car struck his truck. State Police said his head was severed by the collision and his body was taken to Alcorn Funeral Home in Hawthorne for arrangements.
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Summerville
Carl Cassatt
Congress Street
Eugene Waldorf
South Street
Waldorf
Patay Constable Jr
New Bethlehem
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Alcorn
Hawthorne
Fire devastates two hotels on Atlantic Coast resort
A fast moving blaze gutted the 160 room Columbia Hotel and a nearby 20 room rooming house at a Atlantic Coast resort. Acting Fire Chief Michael De Bstho put damage at over 500000 dollars. Three firefighters injured while battling the fire that began in the Columbia and spread to the Commodore and adjacent structures.
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Columbia
Commodore
Michael de Bstho
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Columbie
Made Banner Headlines Ike Said He'd Seek Second Term
A year ago today Ike announced his plan to seek a second term amid illness and political doubt. Reported on February 2 1986 the day leapt by leap year, observers noted White House concern over Eisenhower’s condition and a near despair among Republicans about an alternate candidate.
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Nabhington
Vanhewer
Bannie
Doris Jamined
Pois Canfertriee
Rainhowar
Keystone Shortway Requires Near Future Highway Decision
A road building expert calls the Keystone Shortway a prime example of a critical location decision. Major General Tinuls W. Prentiss of the American Road Builders Association spoke at a regional convention, noting the route from Stroudsburg to Sharon in northern Pennsylvania faces opposition from committees and is not yet in the federal Interstate plan. He said the staff should seek best possible answers to 20 questions before recommending inclusion.
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Association of Fighting Officials
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Delaware
Columbia
George M. Lender
Perswyth Banks Helways Department
Stroudsburg
Sharon
Pyontisie
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Department of Defense
Miller Pleads Not Guilty in Contempt Case
Miller 41 pleads not guilty to contempt of court in U S District Court before Judge Charles J Motaughiint. He was remanded on a $1000 bond as attorneys sought a 90 day stay while awaiting formal arraignment and further custody arrangements. The proceedings noted no other substantive statements by Miller during the brief session.
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Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Wwfore
U.S
Miler
Leo Wis
Israelites Plan Troop Ouster Evidence At UN Today
Milk strike head says boycott may end within four days as leaders in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania press for dairy producer action. Dorney, a Congregational clergyman from New Jersey, urges restraint while warning police actions could spark more protests. The three-state movement has seen violence wane but remains tense with deliveries in parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania under protection as talks continue.
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Scranton
Dues Increase Triggers Riot At Union Meeting
Angry protest over a proposed dues hike erupted in the final Union meet at the Sheraton ballroom. Supporters and dissidents clashed as about 15 members pressed the increase, while security and officials urged restraint and warned against violence. The motion to raise the dues was approved amid chaos.
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Donald G. Rarick
Montesport United Steelworkers
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Unt Council
Murry Boyer
bYnién
Light Falls Girl Struck by Globe at Clymer School
Leona Vandar Schaaff, 8, of Clymer was reciting in a Clymer Central School classroom when a clamp failure on a glass globe caused the globe to fall and strike her head. Principal Hubert Brown said she suffered a scalp laceration requiring six stitches and was sent to Carry Memorial Hospital for treatment and x rays to check for further injuries. She is the daughter of Floyd and Mrs. Van derSchaatt of North Clymet.
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Clymer Central School
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Floyd VanderSchiatt
North Clymet
Await Word On Appeal Over Gas Rates
City and county officials await a decision on a possible appeal after the Public Utility Commission reduced the rate increase sought by Pennsylvania Gas Co. The city solicitor noted findings on disputed ports must be readied before any city appeal, with a revised schedule due by March 14 and a March 2 increase effective.
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Pave Five
Roads Slick in Corry Area Amid Freezing Rain
Weather conditions across western Pennsylvania brought a light freezing rain and ice over roads in Corry and surrounding districts. Drivers faced slick surfaces and reduced visibility as a front moved through, with some snow and school disruptions reported along with icy stretches and cautious travel.
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Iowa
General Assembly to Outline Gulf Troop Withdrawal Plan
Delegates convene to spell out withdrawal steps from the Gulf area amid Arab protests over any qualifications. United States, France, and others to back shipping rights and potential approval of an emergency force in the region as the assembly weighs future security actions and regional stability.
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March Weather Brings Snow Sleet And Pileups
March arrives with snow and sleet across Pennsylvania and Upstate New York. Freezing rain created hazardous highways and delayed transit on the New York Thruway and in Philadelphia. A nine car crash on the Lehigh Valley Thruway killed 12 year old Michael Haney and injured several others as driving conditions worsened.
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Philadelphia
State Hospital Inmate Dies After Struggle at Primate Hospital
An inmate at Danneter State Hospital died Wednesday night after a struggle with restraints. District Attorney North reports the incident, noting possible charges and an autopsy to determine cause.
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Danneter State Hospital
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