Indians Rap Sen Clark On Kinzua Stand
The Seneca Nation president and leaders attack Sen. Clark over the 113 million dollar Kinzua Dam plan in Pennsylvania. They accuse him of backing a project that would flood part of the reservation for recreation, while seeking an alternate solution with New York diversion proposals. They vow to lobby Washington and New York lawmakers and organize a national letter campaign to oppose the appropriation.
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Herter and Castro Clash Over Cuban Relations
U S secretary of state Herter publicly challenged Cuba's government after a tense session. Castro, upset by the remarks, left the State Department and prepared to report them. Cuban TV mocked the U S stance while recalling a freighter munitions dispute. An American photographer, Donald Chapman, was briefly detained and freed as tensions rose. State Department officials said patience is waning but no retreat from a hard line toward Havana.
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Egg Market New York Wholesale Offerings Rise Demand
New York egg market shows active demand with receipts around 10,700. Top quality large and jumbo sizes listed with specific shell weights and grade notes, including Whites and Vik Brown. Prices and lots indicated with size ranges 32 to 34 inches and 37 to 3 lines, reflecting mixed quality grades.
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New York
Wall Street slides as seventh straight session opens
The market extended its decline into a seventh straight session with broad losses across major issues. Names listed include American Can, General Motors, Ford, RCA, Gulf Oil, US Steel and many others as traders weigh economic signals amid a turbulent trading day. In Beaver, Pa., jurors were drawn to try Annabelle Morton for the New Year’s Day fatal stabbing of Lomus Addy in Ambridge, marking a high profile local case.
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Lomus Addy
Ambridge
Paar Returns to NBC Show Faces Brief Censorship
New York AP reports Jack Paar returned to his NBC evening program after a three week vacation and was censored again. Two vice presidents reached him after taping, the network announced Paar agreed to omit a brief personal reference. Paar spent the first hour explaining his childish act and their tantrum, attacking columnist Walter Winchell.
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Righteous Judgment Lent sermon by Captain Richard Dean
A Lent meditation urges belief in a coming day of divine judgment. Psalm 96 frames God’s righteousness as central in the final reckoning, warning believers to choose Christ now rather than rely on mercy at the last hour. The message contrasts modern indifference with the certainty of judgment and emphasizes the observable truth of one’s life before God.
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Question on Coventry Climax Engine Roots in Corry
George W. Ellis asks Voice Of The People readers if the Coventry Climax engine linked to Corry has any real connection. He notes the WWII fire pump engine's rugged design led to fame in postwar racing and invites readers with information to write him at 262 Alexander Street, Rochester 7, New York.
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de Witt
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Alexander Street
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Garbage Pickup To Be Mandatory
Council enacts a mandatory garbage pickup ordinance with penalties for noncompliance. The contractor must provide a 90 day customer list after signing, then monthly delinquencies, relocations, and terminations. Weber and City Solicitor Brown will finalize specifications and prepare bids due March 28, as council considers a future Avendé dump site.
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Cold Hanging On In East
Cold Weather persisted across the eastern half of the nation with some warmer air on the way. Readings remained below normal in many spots, including subzero in higher Pennsylvania elevations and single digits in Louisville, with snow flurries in the Northeast and milder 40s to 50s in the Southeast and along the Pacific Coast.
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Boiler Blast Rocks Hotel inumsnopure
An explosion damaged the Penn-Albert Hotel heating plant, injuring none and damaging surrounding structures. Fire Chief Hutchinson estimated losses at 50 000 dollars after a gas buildup in a boiler. Caretaker Firman Helle was hurled outside but uninjured, while guests lost heat for the night.
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Milk Commission Leader Edward Stanford Dies at 77
AmblER Pa. Edward A. Stanford, first chairman of the State Milk Control Commission named in 1934 by Gov. Pinchot, died yesterday at his home at age 77. Funeral services are set for Thursday.
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Sit In Protests Spur Violence Near Houston University
A Black student from Texas Southern University claimed masked Whites attacked him while fleeing near a night watch shack after a car incident linked to sit ins at Houston lunch counters. Police said the injuries were not racially motivated. The student, Turner, unemployed, described red haired youths hired to do a job amid ongoing school integration actions and nonviolent sit ins spreading to stores downtown. The incident follows broader unrest as Houston schools enroll about 170,001 students with around 50,000 identified as Black. an integration suit before Judge Connally awaits a decision.
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Texas Southern University
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VA Manager Dies in Chicago Area at 61
Willian E. Keith, 61, regional manager for the Veterans Administration, died Sunday. He led the Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan region, the second largest in the VA, since 1958 and previously served as assistant manager and regional representative.
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Veterans Administration
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Near Showdown On Civil Rights Continues On Page One
The article reports ongoing civil rights showdown talk with a tentative plan this week or next. Republicans, urged by Vice President Nixon, tested Senate opinion on stopping the debate but found blockage unlikely now. Judge Jobhaan favors voting rights legislation without halting debate. Cloture needs two thirds. current informal canvass indicates at most 50 votes, 67 if all senators vote.
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