House Ways and Means Backs One Year Tax Cut Extension
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 22 to 2 to extend the current corporate income tax for another year and wipe out a $2 billion reduction due April 1. The plan moves the corporate rate into a broad tax overhaul bill and sets up deciding excise tax rates next.
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Arkansas
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Kentucky
Eisenhower
Daniel A. Reed
Senate
Republican Committee
Treasury
Humphrey
Corryite Held On Check Counts In Venango Jail
G. O'Neil of Carry faces four worthless check counts in Titusville totaling 275 dollars. He is jailed in Venango County after being picked up while leaving the Erie County jail where he was paroled. He pled guilty to similar charges in another city and awaits Venango County court action. Charges also lurk in Franklin and Cherry Tree areas.
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O'Neil
Pennsylvania
Venango County
Titusville
Erie County
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Venango
Titneville
Franklin
Cherrytree
Red literature found in Puerto Rican's home
Police report discovery at the Brooklyn apartment of 25 year old Bafuel Miranda after a gunfire incident at the House of Representatives. Officers found quantities of Red and Puerto Rico Nationalist party literature and printed threats against Henry Cabot Lodge. No weapons were found.
Dean resigns as Dulles deputy at Korean parley
Special Ambassador Arthur H. Dean resigns from deputy to Secretary of State Dulles. Acting Secretary Walter B. Smith commends Dean’s Korea talks as a splendid chapter in American diplomatic annals. Dean cites law work as reason, plans to step away by April 1854, as the Geneva conference with Russians Chinese and North Korean Communists set for April 26.
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Dulles
Associated Press
Washington
Arthur H. Dean
State Department
Walter B. Smith
Korea
New York
Geneva
Three Die as Midwestern Snowstorm Hits
An arctic cold front from Alberta swamped the Midwest with heavy snow and subzero temperatures. At least 13 deaths were reported as the paralyzing storm swept from the Great Plains to the Ohio River Valley and beyond.
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Associated Press
Great Plains
Ohio River
Alberta
Plains
Rockies
March Snow Storm Paralyzes Northern Ohio and Nearby Areas
A fierce March blizzard dumped up to a foot of snow across Northern Ohio and surrounding regions. Corry recorded four inches with gusts to 25 mph, roads iced over and schools closed as the city and state plow crews worked through the night. In Kentucky and Tennessee, Bristol, Knoxville, and London faced significant accumulations and widespread outages as long distance circuits failed.
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Knoxville
Tenn
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Former U S Food Chief In Europe Convicted Of Conspiracy
Charles Wilson of Harrinville West Virginia was convicted in a U S district court in Nurnberg Germany of conspiracy to defraud in a kickback case tied to the U S Army European Exchange System He received six months in prison a 5000 dollar fine and an additional six months if the fine is not paid The verdict covers 26 other charges and was announced by defense attorney Peter Flanagan who noted the service operates the Army post exchanges
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Germany
Charles &, Wilton
Harrinville
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U. S
Wilson
U. S Army
European Exchange System
Peter Flanagan Pean
Army
Parking Ban Targeted on Trouble Spots by City Ordinance
Mayor Earl T. Cherry presented an ordinance to curb all day parking on several city streets and received first reading approval. The measure would ban parking on sections of West Smith Spring Church and other streets, with a possible full ban on Spring between Pleasant and Church deferred to next meeting.
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Smith Street
Mead Avenue
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Church Street
First Avenue
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Franklin Street
Charles Thompson
Orrey Brewer
Walter Ross
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Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
Lawrence
Initat
Brown
Airport Authority
Mead Park Board of Directors
Washington Street
Center
Wright Streets
Harley Drake
East Park Place
Waterhouse Files Petition For May Primary Nomination
Waterhouse filed nominating petitions with the State Elections Bureau. Rep. Francis Worley of York Springs was first to file seeking a sixth term. Others filing included William Livengood Jr., Gaynelle Dison of Butler, and reps Stanley Blair and W W Waterhouse of Erie County.
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State Elections Bureau
Francis Worley
Stanley L Blair
W. W. Waterhouse
Erie County
Harbor Area Picketing Ties Up Manhattan Piers
Union teamsters retaliated against the old Longshoremen's Union by picketing New York waterfronts. By noon, police reported 22 Manhattan and Brooklyn piers were picketed with expected vast disruption. The move followed a three hour AFL TAT meeting in the Eastern Conference of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
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New York
Teamsters
Manhattan
Brooklyn
AFT
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Staten Island
New Jersey
Thomas L. Hickey
IBT International
TAT Local 807
McCarthy Attacks Spark GOP RNC Chair Clash
Associated Press reports Hall, head of the Republican National Committee, faulted Senator McCarthy Wisconsin for attacking colleagues fighting communism as the Army controversy with Secretary Stevens escalates. Hall disclosed discussions with President Eisenhower and suggested possible changes to committee procedures as Senate Republican policy moves mount.
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Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Ben McCarthy
R-Wis
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McCarthy
Army
Wisconsin
Robert T. Stevens
Stevens
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Naguib Returns to Cairo After Khartoum Visit Ended
Sudan and Egypt clash over Parliament opening as Mohamed Naguib cuts short his Khartoum trip and flies to Cairo. Riots leave 31 dead and many injured while demonstrations surge across Khartoum. General Nagib’s visit follows a pledge for Sudan to elect its own Parliament after decades under joint British-Egyptian rule.
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Permone
Council rejects school sluice cost plan
City Council debated funding a 200 dollar sanitary pipe under Ly Avenue to relieve water runoff from Corry Avra High School grading. The panel voted to delay the project, proposing city installation at 200 dollars if school districts supplied the pipe, while property owners complain of basement floods and a growing swamp near Shady Avenue.
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Attartec
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Colnel
Streets Department
City council approves 11000 for bulldozer landfill plan
In a March session city officials authorized nearly 11000 for a specialized bulldozer and a land tract to create a landfill disposal method. The purchase will be funded from the general fund with an emergency loan possible.
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Grand Jury to Hear Murder Case Against Norman Moon
The Warren County grand jury will convene to consider murder charges against Norman W. Moon, accused of shooting Judge Allison D. Wade on January 23. Moon, 28, of Connellsville, has been held since hospitalization for a self inflicted wound and is reported on a liquid diet.
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Corryite Released on Bond After Plea
Tuck Yanik of York Street freed on bond after pleading guilty to charges of dereliction and non support before Alderman M G Cobb. He was held for court and must sign a peace bond to have the charges met in court.
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M. G. Cobbeth
Data on 383 Firings Under Loyalty Rules Sparks Debate
Washington N Y. Philip Young says 383 government separations under Eisenhower loyalty provisions are not proof of communism. Senator Monroney asks if this justifies firing. Young says only agency heads can decide. Pittsburgh PA Allegheny County aviation director urges Air Force Academy site in the Pittsburgh area citing vast land for expansion.
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Washington
Philip Young
Civil Service Conitation
Eienhower
Young
Senate
Ben. Monroney
D-Olis
AIR Force Academy
Fittsburgh
Allegheny County
Air Force
Pittsburgh
Pittssburgh
Alport
Two Helicopters Collide in Key West Training Crash
Six Navy men die as two helicopters from Helicopter Anti Submarine Squadron No 1 crash in flames near Fleming Key south of Key West. The pilots and crewmen perished after a midair collision during a training exercise at 8 34 a m EST. Next of kin notifications pending.
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McCarthy Demands Explanation of Dulles Order
Senator McCarthy challenged Secretary Dulles to explain the order removing R W McLeod from personnel duties at the State Department while keeping him on security and consular matters. McLeod, a McCarthy ally, would handle only security and consular work, raising concerns among Democrats about political activities. The Defense Department projected higher monthly draft calls starting July, up to 26 000 to 28 000, versus 18 000 in March and April.
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Robert.t. Stevens
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Republican National Committee
Edward T. Walles
Washington
Defense Department
Four Fanatics Held After House Shooting
Police detained four fanatics after a house shooting incident. Rep. Bentley shows improvement following emergency operation. Four others were less seriously hurt. Security steps are being tightened.
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Five congressmen shot in Capitol attack leaves Bentley gravely ill
The assault in the House chamber wounded Rep Alvin Bentley and four others as Puerto Rican militants Lolita Lebron Rafael Cancel Miranda and two accomplices faced bail. The injured include Reps D ALA Ben Jensen and Fallon with officials reporting Bentley’s condition critical but improving after surgery. Security at the White House and Capitol increased as investigations continue.
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D‘town
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