Iraq UAR relations strained after revolution attempt
Beirut based AP report notes Iraq and Nasser era United Arab Republic ties frayed as a leftist revolt against Premier Abdel Karim Kassem faltered. Claims of rebels seeking Syria border escape and Iraqi air strikes on border villages emerge while Baghdad expels ten US diplomats and orders the MENA correspondent out.
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Nasser
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Abdel Karim Kassem
U.ar
Middle East
Ike Favors Powerful New Cabinet Post
President Eisenhower proposed a new cabinet post with vast powers to coordinate international affairs, naming John Foster Dulles as a likely first holder. He envisioned a title like first secretary of the government and directing seven major federal agencies. The Life excerpts also quote his views on Vice President Nixon and on newspaper reporters.
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New York
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Life Magazine Today
Richard M. Nixon
Teddy Roosevelt
Dick Nixon
City approves salary raise for combined treasurer post
City Council approved a $626 general increase for the city treasurer and tax receiver, raising total compensation to 4725 from 4099.92. The action followed a noon session at the Municipal Building and earlier first readings.
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Council Oh Fist
Laws Introduced Move To Protect Reporters News Tips
Lawmakers push shielding reporters from disclosing sources amid growing momentum. Illinois Rep. Michael Zlatnik backs equal safeguards for reporters as lawyers or doctors, joining nationwide bills sparked by Marie Torre's contempt conviction and a fierce debate over source anonymity.
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Illinois
Michael Zlatnik
Chicago
U.S
House of Representatives
Marie Torre
Miss Torre
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Tritt Woe
Cout
Judy Garland
New York State
Misa Torre
Final Meeting Set For Howard Tannery Bankrupts
The final meeting of all creditors of Howard Tannery was held yesterday in Erie. The next session is scheduled at 10:30 April 7 in the Federal Building Erie to approve attorneys and receivers fees trustees commissions and the final dividend to creditors. Claims total 1 862 58 for receiver trustee fees plus 3054 70 for four attorneys fees and expenses. Attorneys fees include 1182 20 for Roger M Brown 60 for John V Bot 500 for W Louis Schlesinger as receiver and 750 for Schlesinger as trustee. The meeting will decide on refund of 1741 21 taxes and insurance paid on the bankrupts real estate.
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Howard Tannery
Charles A. ‘Mertens
Erie
Federal
William F. Plad
Roger M ‘Brown
John V. Bot
W. Louis Schlesinger
Torney
W Louis Schlesinger
23 Missing In Plane Crash Near Amazon River
Searchers have failed to locate 23 Brazilians feared dead after a Brazilian air force flying boat with a crew of five and 11 passengers crashed in a jungle near the Amazon River. The incident occurred Tuesday near Cuiralinds with three women and two children among those aboard.
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Amazon River
Air Force
Cuiralinds
Parson and Eskimo Survive 40-Blast Arctic Ordeal
The Rev Chambers and his Eskimo companion Jesse Abgale were rescued after 40 blast ordeal in a tent sewn by Mrs Chambers. They survived 24 hours in Barrow Alaska and were flown to Umial by bush pilots after radio distress. The minister, his wife from Schenectady and native of Mifflinburg, Pa, spoke with Associated Press.
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Pa Dems To Fight Auto Liquor Tax Clash
Harrisburg AP report says House Democratic leaders plan to press Gov Lawrence to drop an extension of the sales tax to auto trade ins and cross bar drinks. Rebels may accept raising the rate to 4 percent instead of 3 percent. House and Senate adjourned until Monday amid strife over the 26% million tax package.
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Harrisburg
House
Cary
Lawrence
Senate
President Holds Line As Defense Demands Mount
President Eisenhower remains firm on defense spending amid Democratic pressure for more personnel and missiles. Leaders debate military needs as Sen. Saltonstall and others push for broader funding and JCS reviews before the Preparedness subcommittee. Senator Symington criticizes reliance on massive retaliation over limited war planning.
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Eisenhower
Pat Luday
White House
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
Senate
Bald Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Maurice Slant
Sen
Liumet Symington
D-Mo
Neil H. McElvoy
Berlin
Symington
McElroy
Mike Monroney
Dokla
McIlroy
Delinquent School Taxes Mail Notice From City Treasurer
Delinquent school taxes totaling 825,024 will be mailed from the city treasurer’s office soon. Combined property and per capita taxes amount to 254,432 with delinquent balance 14,599.00 for property and 10,250.0 for per capita. Tax rates include 12 mills on property and 4 on per capita, plus a 5 percent penalty after November 1.
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Amnool
Carl Smith
Morse pushes limit on peacetime draft extension
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon led a late Senate fight to cap the peacetime draft extension at two years rather than four. Support for a four-year extension appears strong in Armed Services Committee and House. action delayed as Morse spoke. Also under consideration is a presidential commission of six civilians and one military member to study the draft and manpower issues with a report due by Jan. 31, 1961.
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Wayne Morse
Senate
Oddomine
Francis Case
Ir- SD
Congress
Morse
Car Wess
Berlin
Ex-Japan premier Hatoyama buried in Tokyo
About 100000 mourners attended the funeral for former Japanese prime minister Tohiro Hatoyama who died of a heart attack last Saturday at age 76. He was cremated after rites.
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Tokyo
Ions
Tohiro Hatoyama
Hatoyamaa
Bus Plows Into Crowd in Pittsburgh Killing Two
A Brentwood Motor Coach Co bus veered onto a sidewalk near Smithfield Street and Forbes Avenue during the evening rush, killing two people and injuring 16. The driver claimed air brakes failed. the bus struck a fire alarm pole, a street unit, and a Kaufmann's display window, with several victims trapped. One victim was Ian Hood, a Pittsburgh Press reporter.
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Brentwood Motor Coach Co
Smithfield Street
Forbes Avenue
Kaufmann's Department Store
Ian Hood
Pittsburgh Press
Bally Prynn Strait
Baldwin
Chahler
Roovevelt Hotel
Grit Remover Installation Near Complete
The Erie Authority reports near completion of a grit remover installation at the sewer plant. Weather delays pushed the target from February 1 to a later date. Keystone Construction Company of Meadville will complete the work and it will be inspected by HID and AM consulting engineers. The plant laboratory and eight necessary items costing around 35,000 dollars were approved, and Ralph J. Foster submitted his resignation as accountant.
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Ds Poe
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Meadville
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Hill
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Ralph J. Foster
Erie
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Three Die in Log Cabin Fire Near Fort Wayne
A fire swept a log cabin south of Fort Wayne killing two boys and their grandmother. Victims named Shelby Brock age 5 and Dennis Brock age 4. Grandmother Zalla Howat, 45, lived with them at Stoney Fork while their mother Lena Mae Brock was in hospital.
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Luce Ambassador Nomination May Be Delayed
Senate Foreign Relations Committee may postpone Clare Boothe Luce's ambassadorial nomination after Easter. Some members seek a cooling off period amid concerns raised by Time magazine coverage. Senator Long and Ben Wayne Morar urge further consideration while acknowledging Luce's abilities and noting possible conflicts with her husband Henry R. Lee's Time career.
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Clare Boothe Luce
Travall
Rumnell
Long
Actin
Time Magazine
Time
Ben
Wayne Morar
D-Ove
Tutin
Two Children Perish In Fire In Rochester
In Rochester, New York, two of four children left alone perished in a fire on Tuesday. Diana Brooks, 8, and her brother Tony, 2, were killed. the others suffered severe burns and remained in critical condition. Fireman Url Giehs entered the smoke to rescue them as neighbor Wola Sykes had been watching the children while Ruth Brooks, their mother, sought medical care. Authorities said investigators later examined the scene and retained the house in fumes.
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Diana Brooks
Tonly
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Sheryl
Wola Sykes
Ruth Brooks
Brooks
Intel
Syke4
Area Man Sets School Fires To Become Hero
A 23 year old janitor Alan Wood of Yourss Vite admitted to police that he started two fires at Brokenatyaw Valley schools on February 10 11. He hoped to be hailed a hero while aiding firefighters then was jailed after pleading guilty before Peace Justice Pred Berry. Wood had worked at the school since July and faces ball likely. The fires caused about 550 in damage and a smoke injury to Wood during firefighting.
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Reveater Wood
Pred Berry
Starbrick
Warren
Juul
Men of
Ball
Stain Poller
Wood
Jax
Deak
Khrushchev Holds Berlin Plan In Face of West Pressure
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev presses the Berlin crisis with new proposals while reaffirming his aim to force Western powers from West Berlin. Western officials expect brinkmanship but doubt a full war, and foresee limits to his gambits. He spoke in Berlin to justify keeping a Western presence there under terms.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
Khrushchev
Eliy A
Eisenhower Orders Federal Curbs on Foreign Oil Imports
President Eisenhower invoked mandatory curbs on foreign crude oil, with parallel limits on unfinished petroleum products taking effect today. The move aims to boost domestic oil and coal industries and may cut imports by about 19 percent east of the Rockies, though price effects remain uncertain.
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Eisenhower
Rocky Mountains
Navy
Matthew Carson Jr
Thesc
Congress
Bank Robbery Suspects Nabbed After Exit From Levitown Apartment
The FBI identified James Francis Jenkins aged 37 and Randall Nuss aged 32, both of Levittown Pennsylvania, as suspects in a bank robbery. They were seized by authorities as they left an apartment on Elmwood Avenue and taken into custody.
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Leo T. Laughlin
Boston
James Francis Jenkins
Randall
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