Inter-American conference backs Dulles Doctrine in fight against communism
Three more Latin nations Cuba Panama and Venezuela join Brazil the Dominican Republic Paraguay Honduras and Nicaragua in supporting the Dulles Doctrine at the 10th Inter-American Conference. The U S seeks joint action to halt communist influence with an anti Red resolution under study as Eisenhower’s administration monitors progress. Mexico proposed widening the scope to all forms of totalitarian intervention in the Americas.
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Associated Press
Caracas
Venezuela
U. S
Cuba
Panama
Venezzuela
United States
Brazil
Dominican Republic
Paraguay
Honduras
Nicaragua
Hail
Samuel Waugh
Lkely
Eisenhower
Dulles
Philadelphia
Mexico
Americas
Injured in Truck Mishap Near Corry
Two Erle men were injured when their pickup rolled over on Route 6 ten miles east of Corry at 6 a.m. Henry J. Wilamowaki, 33, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital with a left collarbone injury and cuts. Leo Farbak, 33, was treated and released after suffering a scalp laceration and leg injuries. State Police investigated.
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Erle
Corry St
Henry J. Wilamowaki
Corry Memorial Hospital
Leo Farbak
Brie
Iaid Wilamowaki
Farbak
Btate
Corry
111 Puerto Ricans Subpoenaed In Two Cities
Federal subpoenas served on 111 Puerto Ricans in New York and Chicago relate to the shooting of five congressmen in Washington. Witnesses, including Mrs. Ross Colluza, wife of a would-be Truman assassin, face grand juries investigating the Tanade Nationalist party activity. Chicago witnesses are questioned on conspiracy to overthrow the government by force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Washington
Ross Colluza
Harry 8.Truman
Tanade Nationalist Party of
Puerto Rico
Flood Control Plans Outlined for Penn State Areas
Army engineers outlined flood control projects in Johnsonburg Bradford and Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania with a planned 730000 in funding next fiscal year. Construction of the 85260 000 Allegheny River Reservoir is slated for 1958 1959 and aims to cut Pittsburgh floodwaters by about 20 feet. local cooperation in Bradford funds 8492000 for Tunungwant Creek work and Johnsonburg plan could finish in two years.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
Johnsonburg
Bradford
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Arthur D. Starbird
House
Federal
Focal
Starbird
Army Engineers
Allegheny River
Warren
New York
Allegheny Valley
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Lakes Shipping Season Near. U S Steel Plans Great Lakes Hauls
The Cleveland Pittsburgh Steamship Division of United States Steel Corp announced its 59 ships will haul ore on the Great Lakes starting around April 20. Two older vessels, the Malletan and the Cornell, were sold to Jupiter Steamship Co. of Cleveland. Crew reporting begins March 23 as ships are readied for the season. Four ships will begin operations before April 20, with Sime Stone cited from Calcite, Michigan. Pittsburgh Steamship operates the largest Great Lakes fleet.
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Ws Cave
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Steamship Division
United States Steel Corp
Great Lakes
Malletan
Cornell
Jupiter Steamship Co
Pittsburgh Steamship
Simestone
Calcite
Mich
Pittsburgh
Steamship
Lakes
Naguib Reinstated to All Posts in Egypt Crisis Eases
Major General Mohammed Naguib returns to premier and chairman roles, erasing ouster incidents after a joint Revolutionary Council and civilian cabinet meeting. Gamal Abdel Nasser steps back to vice premiership as talks with Britain on Suez proceed.
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Nasser
Revolutionary Council
Associated Press Catro
Mohammed Naguib
Egypvs
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Salah Salem
Naguib
Salem
Middle East
Suez
Defeat Seen for GOP on Tax Issue
In Washington key Republicans forecast a likely defeat for the Eisenhower administration over excise tax cuts. A House bill to cut roughly 930 million dollars yearly from taxes on movies, cosmetics, travel, and more faces House passage with little organized opposition, while the administration plans to oppose certain reductions in the Senate. The White House argues the government cannot afford the revenue loss. The bid section notes April effective rates and tax scope. A separate item reports the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission low bid of 2,110,022 from Lycoming Construction Co. for the first 4.68 miles of the northeastern extension.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Alsance
House
Senate
GOP
Whitebourne
Low Toli
Pennsylvania, Turnpike Commission
Lycoming Construction Co., Inc
Williamsport
Gas Company to Supply Fuel for Columbus Area
The Pennsylvanian Gas Company plans summer fuel access for 124 to 150 Columbus households as part of the Hine extension program. Officials say main line connections begin near Route 6 crossing and work will continue for seven months with meters set as service lines are installed.
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Pennsylvanian Gas Company
Columbus
Whihiy
Femsnl
Uuty
Colmbus
Irving
Furm
Massive Buffalo warehouse fire guts local firm
A general alarm blaze destroyed a multi story warehouse in Buffalo. Eight people injured, five hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Firefighters, Civil Defense units responding as WBEN TV chronicled the scene from the Statler Hotel. The Bison Waste and Wiper Co and other firms housed in the brick building faced water and smoke damage.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Wben-Tv
Statler Hotel
Charles Walloran
Civil Defense
Bison Waste and Wiper Co
Tt Irving Paper Mill Supply Co
G. G B
Bison Co
Con Auction
Fresey
van Rensselaer, Exchange and
Carroll Streets
GOP Probes Rules Debated by Senate Leaders
A crowd gathered as GOP leaders discussed new rules for probes and committee procedures. The talks followed a recent clash involving Sen. McCarthy and Brig. Gen. Tip Dowicker, amid broader calls to codify investigative steps.
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GOP
McCarthy
Stevens
Associated Press
Wallengton
Senote Repu
Your
Mulkes
Questa Arden
Sen
Robert T. Stevens
Douglas
Humphrey
Congress
Fereion
RaMich
Krowkid
California
Anid
Ughy Su
Misenlwwer
Knewdlond
Tip ‘Dwicker
Beaver Club Plans Campaign For Modern Football Lights
Beaver Club lays groundwork to fund and install a modern lighting system for the new football field set to host games in the fall. Board members, led by T. S. Koldey as general chairman, appoint committees to estimate costs and secure figures for the project.
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Beaver Club
Beaver
Joseph Barca
Allan Ouhlswand
Nowensry
LO. Meters
John Mohr
Edward Kovach
Mane
Mighe
Willian Gumbleton
Alton Mihistrand
Koldey
Ohudeman
Lawrence Seeks To End Walkout In Pittsburgh Stores
Pittsburgh Mayor David J. Lawrence plans a meeting today with AFL Central Labor representatives to end a 103 day department store strike. About 4,000 workers affected as deliveries were halted and stores stayed open.
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Millor
Lawrence
Truman Remarks After Anonymous Threat Aimed at McCarthy
Former President Truman commented on an anonymous phone threat toward Senator Joseph R. McCarthy. He dismissed the danger with humor, then cautioned against government by dramatized fear and urged calm in the wake of the warning.
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New York
Harry Truman
Joseph R. McCarthy
Neal Pensren
Truman
Waldorf-Asvuria
McCarthy
Shim
Six Districts Face 111 777 Rental Cost For 1964 55 Budget
The six school districts will pay a total rental of 111 777 to the Corry Avon Johiture next year with 74.09 percent funded by Corry taxpayers and the rest from Columbus Concord Township Blaine Spring Creek and Wayne Township. Some funds will be repaid through a state reimbursement program. The rent covers the cost of building construction and financing via bonds overseen by the Corry Area Schools Authority. The board reviewed plans for new band instruments and set a special meeting for March 22 to decide equipment purchases for the vocational shop. Bids total about 56 000 with hope to reduce to 50 000. The authority will award and bid on other department equipment at the next meeting.
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L. M
Corry Tix
Fye
Ag Fallowss
Columbus
Concorde Township
Bla
Spring Creek
Wayne
East Pleasant
Wis
Dorpthy Aince
Wil
Authogly
Watsh Ib Ta
H. Lynn Rice
Douglas Maid
D. Arsmiour Fillstrom
Dougins
Poraible
Corry Area Schools Authority
Epect Kieatiohs
Maretara
Divorce Sought by Wife of Roosevelt Grandson
Mrs Robin Roomerelt wife of Curtin Buzz Roosevelt sought a divorce in Georgia with Judge Martine stating the split would be granted today. The action involves the Roosevelt family with the grandson of the late President Franklin D Roosevelt known publicly as Buzz Roosevelt who once lived in the White House.
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Dy Apsovines
Juarez
Robin Edwards
Brentwood
Calif
Douglas Atreratt
Granger Subpoenaed in Federal Tax Inquiry in Pittsburgh
Former Internal Revenue Service official Stanley Granger was subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury probing potential irregularities. Andrew Busce had earlier accused Granger of pressuring him to soften a report on alleged payoffs to tax officials by racketeers. Former Deputy Collector Stanley J. Barczak, jailed for five years for corruption, testified about widespread fraud in the tax office.
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Granger
Associated Frena
Pittsburgh
Thternal
Stanley Grange
Federalte
Thternal Revenue Service
Hove
Andrew Busce
Feder
Stanley J. Barczak
Barczak
Toternal Revenue Office
France and Germany Seek Saar Accord on Dutch Plan Basis
France and Germany moved to settle the Saar dispute using a Dutch plan for Europeanizing the border region. Paris emphasized French proposals should be considered, while Adenauer met separately. The plan envisions a European commission and council with France retaining economic ties and Germany relinquishing claims to the Saar.
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France
Germany
Europe
Fayten Snetatiot van der Yeg Vai Waters
West Germany
Eefnsee
Baar
Fuitler
Hunt Continues for Secretary's Slayer in Phoenixville
Phoenixville investigators reinforce the search for Marguerite Keoto the 22 year old secretary found stabbed and submerged near an abandoned schoolhouse. State Police add four detectives to double the task force with local officers at an improvised headquarters in Borough Hall. No major leads yet while authorities pursue numerous clues. Kane backs York leader Leader for governor in May primary defeating McCielyan.
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Poenixville
Marguerite Keoto
Ca-Uperistrom
Fred McTauls
Borough Hall
Tps
Phoenixville
Eisenhower backs Nixon to answer Stevenson slander charge
President Eisenhower privately chose Vice President Nixon to rebuke Stevenson’s charge that Republicans use slander and deceit. Senator McCarthy pressed NBC and CBS for equal air time, hinting at FCC action as networks instead offered a 30 minute GOP rebuttal. The aim: push McCarthy off the headlines and push the party line forward.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Republican Party
Adlai Stevenson
GOP
McCarthy
R-Wis
NBC
CBS
Stevenson
Demertis
Pam
New York
Wisconsin
Federal Communications Commission
Robert J. Law
FCC
Miami
Fin
Innis
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Vquil
Republican 'Ational Committee
Hull
Carthy
Hall
Mc~ Carthy
Union Protests Contempt Action At Foley Square
Hundreds of independent longshoremen protested a contempt move against the International Longshoremen’s Association at Foley Square and the Federal Courthouse. The National Labor Relations Board seeks fines totaling 100000 if the waterfront blockade continues, plus 325000 per day for ongoing violations. About 200 marchers gathered at the Hudson River pier, with reinforcements joining toward the courthouse.
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New York
Foley Square
Feder
International Lomgsharement
National Labor Relations Board
Jes Feen
Hudson River Pier
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Haiti
Re A—Aiald
Egypt
GAS Company
F. D. Peiffer
Fifth Avenue
Collins Packing Co
Ware~ House
Solon
Saar Area
SKE
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