House R Republicans Split on 3 Percent Sales Tax Plan
Harrisburg authorities report House Republicans show hesitancy over endorsing the Senate passed 3 percent sales tax as Democrats urge acceptance. House Leader Smith avoids committing while Senate Republicans push the levy, with Speaker Andrews signaling GOP support is essential for passage.
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Harrisburg
House
Smith
Senate
Tovy
Read Inger
Mahany
Jim
Andrews
D-Gambria
GOP
Westinghouse strike talks under federal mediation
Federal mediators presented a package proposal to Westinghouse and union leaders as both sides assess terms to end the strike. The International Union of Electrical Workers planned a record vote tonight to consider the offer, while the United Electrical Workers remains outside the talks. The mediation team, led by John Murry and David LaGole, briefed officials in Paternoster and Penn.
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Washington
Ton
Westinghouse
Inter
Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Union of Electricin
Pateroot
Mediation Service
George W. ‘Taylor
The
University of Pennsytyantas
Britain recalls rest of officers in Jordan Legion
Prime Minister Eden announced in the House of Commons that Britain recalls the remaining senior officers in Jordan's Arab Legion. The move follows King Hussein's dismissal of Lt Gen. John Bagot Glubb, Glubb's deputy named as new commander, and Eden's anger at the firing of the British founder of the Legion.
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London
Biritwin
Jordans Arab
Legion
Huse Sein
Johny Bagot Glubb
Arab Legion
Eden
House of Commons
Hussein
Glubb
Middle East
Two Area Pilots Die In Kingsville Plane Crash
In Ashtabula County two pilots Stanley Alexander and George Spaulding died when their single engine plane spun to earth two miles south of Route 20 near Kingsville Township. The craft owned with Fred Raines and Dr. Fred Kent was seen spinning and crashing in a wooded area near Conneaut Creek. Spaulding fire chief of West Lakeville was believed to be at the controls. Wreckage was located by Jeft Gardner, and authorities roped off the scene for investigation by the Civil Aeronautics Authority. Both men held pilot licenses and were noted for prior flights the same day. Alexander, married with two children, worked for Electro-Metallurgic in Ashtabula. Spaulding, also married with three children, served as fire chief and operated a local grocery.
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Ashtabula County
Kingsville ‘Township
Dewdare
Stanley Alexander
Ashtabula
George Spaulding
West Lakeville
Ohio
Spaulding
Aeronea
Conneaut Creek
Fred Raines
Conneaut
Fred Kent
Fete
Eyeswitnensee
al Gardner
Privan Field
Gardner
Avene
Ashtabula General Hospital
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Ivan Hilliard
Cleveland
CAA
Ing
Dr. Kent
Westlnkeville
Spaulding Grocery
Supreme Court upholds school desegregation ruling
The Supreme Court today sustained a lower court ruling applying the Brown v. Board standard to state aided colleges and universities. The decision, issued by a three judge panel in Greenboro North Carolina, ordered the admission of three students to the University of North Carolina amid desegregation efforts.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Uw, Sh Dlakket
Greenuboro
N.C
University of North Carolina
Fatal shotgun accident near Busti claims 13 year old
In the town of Busti a 13 year old boy was killed by a shotgun blast in the woods. The weapon discharged by a companion, Gilbert Mattoon, 13, while both boys hunted crows. Coroner Samuel T. Bowers ruled accidental death. The Peterson boy, James, 13, died after being struck in the left shoulder and back. Deputy Thompson and Willa Mattoon aided the investigation. James Peterson is survived by a sister Susan and maternal grandmother Mrs. Ann Holmstrom, plus paternal grandparents and other relatives.
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Bust
Tunline
James Peterson
Roger W. Peterson
Garfield Road
R. D
Jamestown
Gilbert P. Mattoon
Perley Mattoon
Samuel T. Bowers
Mattoon
Peterson
Bowers Saith
Ers
Cherrify
Lester ‘Thompson
Willa Mattoon
Peterson Boy
Susan Peterson
Ann Holmstrom
Alex Peterson
Jattentown
Flu Outbreak Closes School Here Today
An outbreak of flu has forced the closure of St. Edward School and disrupted the public system. Attendance dropped to a record low as illness spread through the city and surrounding districts, with 288 absent from 2492 students, the highest tally of the year.
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St. Edward
Sisters of Mercy Convent
Gnir Peremninge Polnk
Corry
Carlumbin
Conelway School
Rollin
Echoos
Tosday
New Test Gun Fires Missile at 7000 MPH Claim
Dr Zako 1 Slawaky of the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in White Oak Maryland discussed a new test gun claimed to propel a missile at 7000 mph. He noted the gun could move most of the tar and epoxy from missile research and mentioned projected costs and scale for experiments.
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Zako 1 Slawaky
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
White Oake
Bethind
GOP Voter Registration Surge Feeds April 24 Primary
Republican registrations topped 160 at the Municipal Building with 07 Democrats switching to GOP to back Kinley and Waterhouse in the 26th District race. Democratic registrations counted 28, while party loyalty and local turnout dominated the early tally as voters lined up 7 to 10 pm tonight to register or update addresses and prepare for the April 24 primary.
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Corry
Tees
GOP
J. Fred Kinley
W. W. Waterhouse
Kilnley
Diridt Waterhouse
Kinley
Waterhouse Anid
Sincern Hanks
Tegistatiod Kees
Perons
Vic Gorrgites
Thia
Vgrund
Buffalo Man Admits Killing in Mental Health Case
Buffalo man admitted killing Mary Alice Yoderiuk by shooting through her home window last night. He was held for arraignment as police questioned him in the slaying of the dental receptionist. The suspect was described as 28 and unemployed.
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Miss Froder
Mary Broderick
Maryland Seizes Transit Company Amid Labor Strife
Maryland acts to seize the transit operator as a strike threat looms. Gov. McFoldin announced the step after a four minute conference with AFL CIO representatives and the transit division. The move affects about 2000 employees amid ongoing labor dispute.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Baltimore Transit Ga
McFoldin
Baltimore: Transit
Afl-Cia
GOP Leaders Plan Eisenhower Campaigning Across Areas
Top Republicans discussed how President Eisenhower should campaign including personal appearances in key cities. Senators Knowland Hall Goldwater favor more public forays while Kefauver says he will not attack Eisenhower or his health, stressing individual campaign stance. Stevenson and Kefauver differ on health issue as they vie for nomination.
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Associated Preso
Eisenhower
Wey
Republicana
Nafond
Charmin Leonard Hall
Schplars
Knowland
Ulitornia
Goldwater
Arleona
Sid Bi
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Yentordi
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Tennessee Democrat
Nyone
Sen. Fulbright
Sentinlind
Arrest Follows Main St Brawl in West Main Tavern
William A. Lindstrom, 27, of 130 Fourth Avenue, released on 900 bail after being charged with assault and battery following a brawl at Bill's Place on West Main Street Saturday night. John Bronrek filed the charge. Lindstrom faces further action after a hearing set for 10 a m tomorrow. Witness William Thompson testified Lindstrom struck Francok during an earlier argument.
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Ater
West Main Street
William A. Dindstrom
Fourth Avenue
van Aree
George Gordon
Lindstrom
John Bronrek
Corry
John Long
Bill
Tong
Froncok
Gordon
Saie City
William ‘Thompson
Bill Place
Francok
Tink
Visit Conelway School Saturday Opens Open House Event
The Conelway School held an open house on Saturday attracting about 600 attendees with estimates up to 680 present earlier. PTA president Mrs Grults and other officers coordinated parking and room-by-room explanations of equipment as Civil Defense volunteers directed traffic to ensure a smooth event.
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Conelway School
Sohoot
I Krodp
Samuel Grults
Robert, Macray
Conmlway Pta
Bowie
PTA
Nowlty
Freighter Sinks in Pacific as 60 Aboard Are Rescued
A freighter sank in heavy seas in the North Pacific about 700 miles northwest of Seattle after its forward section broke away. The rescue ship Gen. H. B. Freeman plucked 60 survivors from lifeboats, lowered rope ladders, and battled 45 knot winds and snow squalls to reach the derelict.
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Associated Brew Beauly
Seax
Washington Mail
North Pacific
H. B. Freeman
Gulf
Alike
Robert ‘F. 11Ton
Tacoma
Wash
Freeman
Kodiak
Alaska
Beattle
Orient
Japan
Fulton Wild
Washington Mall
Perry Harrison
Seattle
Fulton
Weat
Dudley A.durrant
Souk and Wells
Lenota
Durrant
Bilp
Px Today
Dowd
Freemay
Bex
Hearings Renewed On Lobbying Case Involving Neff Offer
A Senate committee reopens its probe into whether John M Neff offered to contribute to Ren Hick entooper and Robert K Goodwin testifies that Neff made two offers of 2500 and 1000 both refused Neff a lobbyist for Superior Oil denies offering any funds The case ties to Howard Keck of Superior Oil and a broader inquiry into campaign contributions and rules of procedure in Washington and Des Moines efforts.
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Senate
John M. Neff
Ren. Hickentooper
Robert K. Goodwin
Wurlcan hnUoml
Neff
Bus Perier Oil Co
California
Goodwin Oly
Des Moines
Nef
Towa
Ren
Francis Case
Case
Howard B. Xeck
Superior Oil
Ohne
Over & Ponder
Ben
Goldwater
R-Arwonn
Abc-Tv
Keck
Camp
Matthew Keck
Five Treated At Corry Memorial Hospital
CMNT treatment at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday and one on Saturday, hospital wides report this morning. On Saturday, Fred Shomay, RB, 3, sustained a laceration of the left hand when he brought a band in power now at home. Manley Robbins of Bust Mater village sustained an injury to his left upper arm while cutting grape vines at his home yesterday. An accident caused a finger injury to Mina Beulah Ross of 24 Went Park Place at home yesterday. Hiracloy Rupp, 2-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Willis Rupp, was treated for a scalp laceration yesterday. Fragile Ormaby, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Hobert Ormsby, suffered a right temple laceration yesterday when he fell against a hot water heater.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Fred Shomay
Manley Robbins
Yenter
Mina Beulah Ross
Hiracloy Rupp
Don
Moe Willis Rupp
Ormaby
Hobert
Ormsby
Third Avenue
Eisenhower Sends Note to Bulganin on Disarmament Talks
President Eisenhower informs Soviet Premier Bulganin of a US note via Ambassador Bohlen as Washington plans a public statement. The move continues a months long exchange over world disarmament and potential Boycott American friendship pacts.
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America
Washington
Lonhower
Monon
Nikola Sulgunin
Makin
Eisenhower
U. S
Charler E. Bohlen
Hickly
Administration Plana
Tomorrrow
Bulganin
Elvenhower
Wikenhower
United States
Russia
Digmemimont
Geneva
Miniter Molony
Phopowa
Bulguatius
Yeconarder
Wilxsin
Beitwliy
France
Three Israeli Police Officers Shot To Death
Three Israeli police officers were killed in a Syrians-Israeli clash near the Sea of Galilee as tensions in the Middle East surged. Western diplomats warned the incident could trigger a broader conflict and drew in regional powers including Egypt and Jordan amid talks of a defense pact.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Middle East
EWO
Beu of Galilee
Doiay
Jordana
Humein
John Bogot Glubb
Arab Legion
Galilee
Surnell
Ternelly
Tax Rebates Explain Two Percent Off for Early Payers
City Treasurer Onel Bunith clarified tax notices show the total after a two percent rebate for prompt payers. The discount applies to those paying by May 1, with an additional five percent penalty added after July 1 for late payments.
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Onel Bunith
Smith
Hewino
Hospital OKs 12 Dollar Private Room Plan
The Hospital Service Association of Pittsburgh proposed a plan to allow Blue Cross policyholders to pay 12 days for a private room, easing the cost beyond the current limits. Some hospitals oppose the idea, arguing it would cut profits on private rooms. In Annapolis, President Eisenhower and Senator Estes Kefauver urged Maryland to hold its May 76 presidential primary.
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Worry Memorial Hospital
Borvicn Association Cof
Mttabiygh
Shire Insurance
Pennsylvenia Hospitale
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