Soviet proposal seeks ministers talk as prelude summit
Moscow notes to Western powers propose a foreign ministers meeting in Vienna or Geneva in April. The note says the Soviet Union would attend an East West conference on Germany only if it leads to a summit of government heads. Informed sources say the gist was handed to US Britain France and West German ambassadors after Macmillan’s return from Leningrad. The Foreign Ministry will publish the note Tuesday. The United States opposes a summit conference.
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Moscow
AFP
Vienna
Geneva
Germany
United States
France
West Germany
Harold Macmillan
Leningrad
Nikita Khrushchev
Discoverer Tracker Orbit in doubt after delayed moon rocket launch
INGLEWOOD Calif AP The Air Force tracks say Discoverer Tracker may be in an orbit though communications remain weak. Signals were sporadic but hint at satellite position after Discoverer I launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base. Navy ship 900 miles away received faint signals but hours of silence followed. Officials plan further data analysis and tracking to confirm orbit and refine trajectory.
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Inglewood
Calif
Air Force
Vandenbere Air Force Base
Los Angeles
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Cape Canaveral
Fla
AP Army
Junio Tr
Moon
Earth
National Acronstics and Space Administration
Lunik
Noted Author M Anderson Dies At 70 Stamford AP
Noted author Maxwell Anderson died at 70 in Stamford after a long career spanning stage and river of ideas. He wrote what critics called a breadth of knowledge and won the 1933 Pulitzer Prize for his play Both Your Houses. He was noted for Winterset and What Price Glory showing war’s complexity.
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Stamford, Conn
Maxwell Anderson
Stamford
Anderson
Lawrence Stallings
State Budget Bared as Lawrence Addresses Assembly
Harrisburg AP highlights Lawrence budget message. He says no easy tricks to pay rising costs and accepts the proposed 400 million dollars in taxes while noting the deficit from the 1958 recession. The plan funds public schools and higher education but may fall short on mental health and other services. White, 67, radio singer known as the silver masked tenor, dies in New York from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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New York
Joseph M White
Lawrence Budget Scrolls $400 Million In Taxes Proposed
Harrisburg AP Gov Lawrence presents a self described hard headed budget of 1 007 012 354 for the Commonwealth in 1960 61 and calls for 400 million in new taxes to balance it Any reductions by the divided General Assembly could cut state services He urges quick acceptance of the tax program from a bipartisan advisory panel, including raising the sales tax and reviving other levies to fund the two year plan The full package would push the total near 24 billion and aims to cover a large deficit while funding school aid and other services Continued on Page Six.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
Legislaure
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Gove
Tani Falahire
Syatt
Red Inie
Stroller Unveils Pre Easter Style Long Drawers
Police received a 7:30 PM report of a man walking east on West Washington near St Thomas Church in minimal clothing for cold weather. The caller noted the lack of proper coverage on the garment's drop seat. Officers found no one when they arrived and the person had disappeared.
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Washington Street
St. .Thomas’ Church
Collision Probe in New York Harbor In Dense Fog
The Coast Guard investigates a collision outside New York harbor between the luxury liner Constitution and the Norwegian tanker Jalanta. Both ships reached port unaided after the foggy accident just before 11 am. The Constitution sustained an eight by forty by fifteen foot gash in her bow. the Jalanta lost her bow but stayed afloat. The tanker crew numbered 49. the liner had 112 crew plus 20 technicians and no passengers.
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N. Y
New York
Coast Guard
Investion Tora
Wene
Eport
Constitution
Jalanta
New York Harbor
Ambrose Light
Two More Seek School Board Post At Primaries
A housewife and a local merchant announced candidacies for two Corry school board vacancies created after Hubert Vaughn and S A Long quit. Arthur Cohen of North Center street seeks the Republican nomination and Mrs John T Williams of Spring street the Democratic nomination. Dr John Mohr began circulating his petition earlier, while Mrs Williams entered the race on Saturday.
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Nousewif
Focal
Hubert Vaughn
S.A. Long
Corry
Haast
Arthur Cohen
North Center Street
John T. Williams
512
Spring Street
John Mohr
Cohen
Zalzneck Cement Plant Sold to Corry Concrete Gravel Co
The Zalzneck ready mix cement business is sold to Corry Concrete Gravel Co. effective March 10. New owner C. Robert Austin of Bele plans to retain employees and run operations as before, with the North Center Street plant and seven acres of land transferred and gravel supplied from a 60 acre Zalzneck tract. Zalzneck will keep heavy earth moving equipment scrap iron and the concrete block plant on Shady Avenue and maintain a stake in the East Main Street tannery building. Local managers Neuer Bakely and Edward Oldenaki will oversee transit mix operations and the local plant, with Austin stating continued stable employment.
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Zalzneck
Corry Concrete Gravel Co
C. Robert ‘Austin
Bele
North Center Street
Philip Balzneck
seiThe
Inghidek Alloransit
North Cory
Sant
Shady Avenue
Zalz~ Neck
Howard Tannery
East Main Street
Corry Concrete and Gravel el Co
Newon Bakely
Evie
Austin
Edward Oldenaki
Zilsneck
Ulaneck
Jamestown Motorist Fined For Route 6 Crash
Jamestown motorist Paul J. Craker, 28, was arrested and fined after a one car crash at the Route 6 underpass in Columbus. He was charged with driving too fast for conditions as his vehicle left Route 1 S, struck a bridge, and caused about 500 dollars in damage, escaping injury. Craker was taken before Justice Perry Mead and fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Jamestown
Columbus
Corry
Paul J. Craker
Eaid
Craker
Perry Mead
Ex film executive Edward Richmond Tinker dies at 80
Edward Richmond Tinker, 80, former president of Chase Securities Corp, vice president of Chase National Bank and board chairman of Box Film Corp, died yesterday in Miami Beach after a heart attack.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Edward Richmond Tinker
Forbina
York
Bunker
File
Chase “Securlties Corp
Chase 1 National Bank
Box Film Corp
Itemized Breakdown Of State Budget 1950 01
AP reports an itemized state budget showing tax sources and allocations for 1950. Major income includes cigarettes liquor beer beer and corporate taxes, totaling about 1.907 billion dollars. Expenditures cover education health welfare protection services general government conservation interest and debt service along with miscellaneous transfers.
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Uorreocens
Roperly
Bates
Girl, 16, Says Suitor Killed Police Chief
A 16 year old runaway, Nancy Jean Sediock of Erie Michigan, told Frederick Maryland police that her young companion Parker killed Frederick Police Chief Amos Morris near Fairmont West Virginia and that she narrowly escaped a shooting when they quarreled in a car. Morris and Parker reportedly fled in a vehicle with West Virginia plates. Morris was killed when they were allegedly together near Mann ington. The girl said the two were taken toward Fairmont with the intent to return her to Michigan. Erie state police said she was missing since January 29 after leaving January 26.
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Frederick
West Virginia
Charles Main
Tfe
Nancy Jean Sediock
Erie
Mich
Main
Doulas ‘Pickers Ty
Amos Morris
Mannington
W.va
Fairmont
Parker
Lynesburg
Morris
Michigan
Parrmont
Mid
Throughway Costs County 43 Million in Engineering
A county study details Erie Throughway costs totaling about 49 million dollars, with 2.03 million for land damages, 38.10 million in contracts, and 3.16 million in planning and engineering, plus possible 0.88 million in additional construction costs. District Highway Engineer Harold B. Gahagun notes some costs may be higher as contingencies are included. The project included traffic and earnings reports and surveys for a proposed connection to the Pennsylvania Turnpike that was later abandoned.
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Erie County
Billy
Harold 8. Gahagun
Prantlin
Damager
Gahagun
Union Cityites Arrested In Hotel Vice Raid
Four Union City residents were arrested in a hotel raid for adultery charges. They were confined in the Bele County Jail in default of $500 bond each awaiting the next term of court in May. Those arrested include Mrs Ronald Jones, 23, Paul Newton, 24, Hugh Hennedy, 24, and a teenage girl. All were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Ward G Bliley of Union City.
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Union City
Bele
Ronald Jones
Paul Newton
Hugh Hennedy
Justice of the Peace Ward
G. Biltey
Bliley
Speeding Crackdown Highlights Traffic Court Veterans
Los Angeles reports indicate Superior Court Judge Roger A Pfatt was elevated after police officers confirmed his prior role as a traffic judge. The weekend move follows his long tenure issuing sentences in traffic cases as part of a broader crackdown on speeders.
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LOS Angeles
Superior Court
Roger A Pfatt
Pratt
Chamber Heads Schedule Meet
The executive committee of Gerry Chamber of Commerce will meet tomorrow to consider a proposal from Gannon College for an attitude survey to determine the chamber’s preferred type among local business and professionals. The survey would be conducted by Erie College’s Market Research Department, pending discussion of Gerry’s Industrial Development Corporation issues.
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Gerry Chamber of Commerce
Gannon College
The
Erie College
Qerry
Industrial Devel Corporation
A. Long
Sober Randolph Dies in Auto Crash in Clairton
McKeesport PA Randolph 58 of Clairton dies in McKeesport Hospital after being struck by a hit and run auto on Clairton street. Police said the driver failed to stop.
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Mckeesport
Randolph
Clairton, In
Clairton Street
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