Nixon's Vote Saves GOP Farm Price Plan On Wheat
Vice President Nixon cast a deciding 46 to 45 vote to reject higher wheat price supports, halting a rigid system and leaving wheat at about 1.81 dollars per bushel. The move followed a broader split with cotton corn and peanuts supports, triggering a Senate uproar and a battle over procedural rules.
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Automobile accident near Spring Creek injures two
Police report investigation of an early morning automobile crash near Spring Creek at about 2 am. Victim John Zazitink, 40, of Phoenix Motel, is in Corry Memorial Hospital for x rays on possible leg and back injuries. Driver Healer Hepler of 700 Liberty Street suffered a nosebleed but was unhurt.
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Peace officer indicted in Pittsburgh court
Allegheny County grand jury indicted Fred and Alberta White Oakley Justice of the Peace for padding fees. The officials hold positions as a councilman and local justice.
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Leader urges Dems to make Eisenhower campaign issue
ALBUQUERQUE N M Gay George leader of Pennsylvania labeled Eisenhower a pious fraud and said Republicans will drop Richard Nixon. Speaking at a New Mexico Democratic fundraising dinner he urged Democrats to attack the president, claiming Eisenhower is not immune to criticism. He tied Knight’s nonpartisan offer to a potential Nixon replacement and warned Republicans seek to shield Eisenhower by likening him to Washington, Jefferson and Lincoln.
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May Write Controls Into Aid Measure
Congress may insert mandatory controls in foreign aid legislation to curb Western trade with Reds. The Eisenhower administration seeks about five billion dollars for the SORIN aid program for the fiscal year starting July 1. Senate inquiries probe easing East West trade restrictions in 1954.
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Budget Outlay for Erie County Health Unit
The Erie County Health Board recommended a 98084 budget for the new County Health Unit for the last seven months of the year. The plan includes salaries for a health director, ten staff nurses, a nurse supervisor, a public health engineer, and a health educator. Commissioners tabled action for intersession review as funds rely on state pavehtte and taxes. yearly operation is projected around 180000, potentially raising millage.
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Retailers Face Penalties for Advertising Tax Absorption
In Harrisburg dealers risk fines up to 1000 dollars and a year in jaiI for ads claiming they will absorb Pennsylvanias 4 percent sales tax. The Revenue Department warned retailers especially furniture stores that such advertising is illegal and subject to enforcement.
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Corry 12 Year-Old Delinquent Admits Theft On Probation
A 12 year-old Corry boy on probation since April 13, 1956 admitted stealing $15 from Pondel’s Bunoco service station on North Contar street. Police Chief Drake said the youth was sent to Harborcreek Training School for Boys. The boy also confessed taking a $10 roll of quarters later that morning and that the $15 was given to his mother after claiming he earned it. Pondel reported $5 had previously been taken from a tower. the boy admitted taking the money and said he gave part to his mother.
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Cyprus Island Paralyzed By Strike Against British Move
Thousands of Cypriots walked off for a general strike protesting Britain's deportation of Archbishop Makarios III. Police and troops patrolled Nicosia as shops closed and clashes with insurgents were reported. The British governor said the archbishop was exiled under emergency rules to restore order.
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Dem Chairman Attacks Benson at Atlantic City Meeting
The Democratic chairmen charged Benson with promising reciprocation for backing and price support, speaking to about 500 women before the conference. They criticized Eisenhower on health, schools, and housing, and urged focus on essential duties. Also noted Bryan Bkyrma wins four year college scholarship in a separate Penfield contest.
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Watch River Cleanup Underway As Flood Recedes
Flood watches linger in Warren and Salamanca as the Allegheny river crest tops out and recedes to near 16.6 feet. Crews including Civil Defense and Pennsylvania National Guard infantry assist in cleanup around Warren hospital while residents monitor rising water forecasts and snowmelt possibilities.
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Public Pushes For Dam On Allegheny To Halt Floods
Public pressure grows in Warren and Pittsburgh for a flood control dam on the upper Allegheny River to prevent repeats of the damaging flood. Residents, workers, and soldiers battle mud and debris, moving patients and clearing basements as efforts continue to secure the area.
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WE Agreement Still Not Near
AFL CIO and Inter Union of Electric Workers report no horizon of settlement in the 148 day strike at Westinghouse Electric. Government officials delay peace moves while a U.S. panel proposes terms Westinghouse may accept. Union readers say they cannot agree to plum incentives. Blasier notes the main obstacle is the firm’s offer and backpay expectations. About 36 workers fired for alleged violence. 93 employees hired during the strike and 44,000 union members involved in the stoppage since October 17.
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Voter Registration Totals Reported in Erie County
The Erie County registrar Sandy Macyer disclosed that 94,950 residents are eligible to vote in the April primary. The latest tally shows 44,500 Republicans and 50,450 others registered, with overall registrants slightly down from November’s 97,000.
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Corry Area Teachers Hire Lawyer Over Wage Demands
Corry Area Teachers may retain an attorney to present a proposed salary scale to the school board as directors draft the 1986 67 budget. Superintendent Dowels confirmed a representative may attend Monday night’s meeting. The move marks a rare step in the district’s bargaining with teachers over pay and merit.
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Thornton Hinted for McKay Cabinet Post in White House Talk
Washington report says former Colorado Governor Dana Thornton is being considered to replace Interior Secretary McKay who announced plans to resign by June to seek Oregon's Senate seat. Oregon politics and GOP dynamics swirl around McKay's exit as White House aides quietly weigh western candidates.
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Maine
Third Annual 4-H Club Party Hosted by Corry Chamber
About 275 people including 4-H members teachers guests and parents attended the Third Annual 4-H Club Recognition Party at Wright School hosted by the Corry Chamber of Commerce. Guests were introduced by master of ceremonies Kirk Sawyer. entertainment included Olin Bruck Jr. as chamber president Walter Jock Erie Times correspondent Eversett Johnson chair of 4-H committee L M Douglix Corry Schools superintendent Rachel Hogan James McKeehan county Agricultural Extension staff and local 4-H leaders. A large number of door prizes were awarded by merchants with refreshments of cupcakes ice cream chocolate milk and coffee served. Everett Johnson thanked local merchants Model Dairy Econa Dairy Fireb Baking Co and the local A and F market for their help.
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PRR Trains Shifted Due To Floods
Floods on the Allegheny River force heavier PRR traffic and rerouting northbound trains via Corry and Mayville. Freight movements dominate repairs while passenger service temporarily resumes at a makeshift station near Tietusville. Officials report washouts and derailments near Went Hickory and Warren vicinity as crews assess damage and plan resumption of the Oil Guy Clown route.
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Blatt Adds Two Theatres To Williamsport Chain
Corry financier Joan A Blatt announces Blatt chain expansion with two Williamsport theatres added for a coming season. The Lycoming and State theatres in Williamsport will be operated under Blatt ownership during the period.
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Violence Flares in Paris and Two Protectorates
Aid Press reports rising violence as North Africa spillover reaches Paris and Algerian protectorates. French authorities deploy police and guards to curb unrest after mobs attack offices and threaten consular property. In Algeria, Algerian troops defect to nationalists amid growing attacks on settlements. government seeks emergency powers and martial law provisions. American officials protest damage to U.S. property valued around $20,000 as demonstrations intensify.
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Four Feared Dead In Novitiate Fire
A fire at Shadowbrook novitiate in Lenox Massachusetts destroyed the building and left four clergy missing or dead. Names identified include Rev Henry Munro 64 of Boston and Rev Arthur Tribble of Malden, with others from Hyde Park Benedict Maine and staff sent to St Luke's Roxbury for treatment. Official loss estimated at $500000.
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