Senator moves to delay Vanguard satellite launch plan
Democratic leaders push a broad anti recession agenda including highway and housing spending. Sen Sparkman foresees action by Tuesday on a six bill package while Rep Johnson cites large unspent civil works funds. The Fed begins a third discount rate cut signaling easing. critics urge direct job creation rather than more credit. Continued on page three.
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City To Get $16,971 From Fuels Tax
City engineer Don Williams confirms a slight reduction in state liquid fuels funds due to over-allocated statewide totals. Corry, with 27.58 paved street miles and 13 miles more to pave, plans use of $16,971 this year split half in April and October. Funds cover road projects, maintenance, snow removal, tools, and signs, with 4.95 mills and meter income supplementing street budgets.
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Nuclear rocket testing site opens to newsmen
The Atomic Energy Commission reveals the first nuclear rocket testing site at Oils desert proving ground. Los Alamos director Robert Campbell explains a reactor heated fluid will power a rocket demonstrated from the Mad House to a test cell via a remote controlled railway car.
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U S Probes New Soviet Note For Summit Terms
U S officials study a new Soviet note from Premier Bulganin delivered via Ambassador Menshikov as Washington considers potential changes to summit terms. Bulganin rejects German reunification and fate of East European states. US says USSR stance unchanged on internal affairs of sovereign states.
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VA Research May Produce Cancer Vaccine
VA researchers at a Texas hospital report early findings on a cancer vaccine approach. Dr Russell H Wilson presented ideas on a defense mechanism that could stimulate antibodies to target cancer cells. The release notes progress but acknowledges uncertainty and the need for broader testing.
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China Finishes Atomic Reactor Completion
Radi Peiping reports China has essentially completed a large water cooled atomic reactor. Officials say the plant, described as a broadside project, was built with Soviet age equipment and is now ready for final testing and operation.
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Nasser Seeks Arab Mastery Through Clash With Saud
William L Ryan reports that Abdel Nasser accuses King Saud of Saudi Arabia and Riyadh allied with the United Arab Republic to challenge Nasser’s bid for dominance in the Arab world. The dispute widens as Jordanian and Iraqi rulers resist Nasser, who may fan nationalist unrest to weaken rivals, risking regional peace.
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Twining Claims U S Superior To Reds In War
General Nathan F. Twining asserted the United States holds superiority over Soviet forces in the global conflict. He warned that the free world must maintain unity and strong military power to deter communism, noting that peaceful impulses require readiness to deter aggression.
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Auto Rolls Over Near Centerville In $1,000 Crash
A car rolled over on Route 6 near Centerville Saturday around 10 25 am injuring driver Samuel Niderman 25 and passenger Kenneth Parke 35 both of Centerville. State police attributed $1,600 vehicle damage after skidding on slush and sliding into a field before overturning.
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Soviets Report Rocket Firings Across Polar Regions
The Soviet Union announced successful launches of 10 meteorological rockets to study upper atmosphere layers. Six were launched from the Arctic Research Institute on Hues Island Franz Josef Land and four from the Antarctic ship Ob in the Davis Sea near Mirny base. Russia planned 25 more from Hues Island and 30 from the Ob as part of the International Geophysical Year program.
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Missing Raymond Hall Reported From Meadville Area
State police and Corry area officers search for 19 year old Raymond Hall of Meadville missing since yesterday afternoon from R D 4 Townville. Hall, 110 pounds, light hair, may wear tan pants oxford shoes jacket with clover design and glasses. Contact State Police or city police with any information.
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Three G O P gubernatorial candidates stay in race
Harrisburg report shows Arthur McGonigie 51 year old Reading pretzel maker and GOP finance chairman launches campaign effort with party support. He and three rivals Harold Stassen William Livengood Jr John Walker refuse to bow out while Major General Daniel Strickler surveys his path before deciding.
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Congress Expands Control Over Unspent Funds
The House voted 311 to ? to grant Congress greater oversight of unspent balances carried by departments from year to year. The plan, rooted in Hoover Commission reform ideas, would cap yearly spending on long term projects and require annual reviews, with possible cancelation or transfer of surplus appropriations.
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Fire kills man in western Pennsylvania home blaze
One man, Jesse Cleveland aged 61 from Fremont Nebraska, perished when a fire swept a Moor Township home late last night in western Pennsylvania. Ten others were injured including homeowner John Masters aged 95 and firefighter John Oberleiteny aged 43. Coroner John Meehan said Cleveland’s body bore papers identifying him from Fremont. A heroic effort by Masters to rescue Cleveland left him burned on the face and hands.
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Jaycees Seek Old Books for Loretto College Library
Corry Jaycees launch drive to collect encyclopedias biboxmophies and reference volumes to restock Loretto College library after a January fire. Ray Blynt Corry Chamber president says this is second time in 15 years the library was destroyed. Volunteers will collect books via Pat's Auto Service or phone the city mobity page contact.
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Convicted Killer Draws Life Term in 1956 Murder
Orange FUL and Chales E Whiting, 22, of Media, were convicted of first degree murder in October 1956 and sentenced to life imprisonment. Whiting killed Juan D Otera, 66, in his Ardinnory tailor shop in June 1956. Judge Willian F Dannehower denied the appeal after delay.
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Democrats Approve Lawrence Leader for Pennsylvania Ticket
Washington observers in Pennsylvania welcomed the party’s choice of Pittsburgh Mayor David L. Lawrence for governor and Gov. Leader for senator. Reactions from Rep. Everharter, Sen. Clark, and others praised the ticket as unbeatable, predicting four more years of Democratic control in Harrisburg.
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Favors Railroad Over Posed Canal
A Pennsylvania Railroad vice president argues a Pittsburgh area railroad along the Ohio River to Lake Erie would cost far less than the proposed canal. He says a two track line could carry more and operate cheaply, but warns against building a canal. The remark follows support from Rep. Frank M. Clark for the waterway plan.
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Lloyd Sees Pope Vating City Visit In Brief Talk
British Secretary Selwyn Lloyd met Pope Pius XII for about fifteen minutes in a cordial exchange on European issues during a short Vatican visit.
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Blame Failure Of Explorer II On Final Stage Of Jupiter Rocket
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Navy postponed daylight firing of its Vanguard satellite rocket due to minor technical difficulties. Explorer I failed to reach orbit and died in a fiery death. Explorer II was aborted when the 50-pound final stage of the Jupiter C four stage rocket did not fire. Scientists cannot determine why the final stage failed. The satellite lacked required thrust and descended back to Earth, burning up in atmosphere. The Army plans newer satellites, potentially larger, including Explorer III to be launched this spring.
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Pilot Unsure If Ground Fire Hit Jets Near DMZ
An Air Force pilot from Rock Hill Missouri said he could not determine if ground fire hit his jets near the Korean demilitarized zone. Lt Ronald F Martin reported seeing his lead aircraft flame up and crash on a ridge while both planes were near a second target. He parachuted and landed on the Communist side before returning to Osan. UN Command investigations continue with no precise position details released.
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