Stand Reached After Confab On Taxes And Spending
Washington reports say no decision on taxes will be made until the economy’s future course is clarified after talks with President Eisenhower and congressional leaders. Defense spending was cut to about two billion dollars for five months, as advisors weigh tax cuts versus spending boosts.
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Congress
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Quarles
House Armed Services Committee
Fisenhower
Ponto! Projects Administration
Biventn & Sehale Committee
Nixon
Prison Rioters End Demonstrations at Brishy Mountain State Prison
About 900 inmates, mostly white, rioted at Brishy Mountain State Prison in Petros Tennessee over alleged cruel guards and unequal treatment. Gunfire halted the second night of protests before Keith Hampton, corrections commissioner, met with leaders and an orderly return to cells followed. The rioters complained of a one day work week in the mines and the use of a leather strap for rule violations. spokesman Kenneth Ray Lawson said the demands were largely met except for those two points.
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Lawson
Hampton
Creditors Plan Meeting In Olds Bankruptcy
Mr and Mrs John Otes of Union City will attend a March creditors meeting at the Erie federal courthouse to air claims in the Olds bankruptcy. A sale of family property including a dwelling greenhouses and garage is planned for March 27 at 11 am in Union City before moving to Corry for land and buildings sale.
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Fast High Street
Union City
Federal Courthouse
Erie
Olds the Flovist
Ind
Olds
Moral
North Center Street
Corry
O'Corry
Western Powers Push Summit Talk
Western Big Three foreign ministers agreed to ten days of effort to push for an East West summit while stressing the need for adequate preparations. Dulles Lloyd and Pineau discussed a Mediterranean anti-Communist defense proposal. Dulles said the United States would welcome a productive summit and voiced readiness to sign a verifiable arms control agreement that avoids imbalance.
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U.S
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Eisenhower
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Lloyd
Pineau
Britain
France
Spain
Italy
Tunisia
Morocco
Libya
United States
SEATO
Soviet Union
Cancer Society Opens Office In Corry
The American Cancer Society Erie County Unit opens a Corry office in the Library Building at 13812 North Center Street, sharing space with Red Cross and Christmas Seal headquarters. Directors including Mrs Q W Bracken Sr Martin Keppel Nast and Dr Archie E Tate oversee operations. Mrs Leo C Hoylen will serve as secretary. The office serves as an information center and distribution point for cancer supplies, with arrangements for patient transport and equipment through local physicians. Volunteer dressings and materials will be stored for rapid use and speakers can be arranged via Mrs Hoylen.
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Corry
American Cancer Society
Erie County
Ralph DB. Bacon
Red Cross
North Center Street
Cony
The
Cancer Society
Q. W. Bracken Sr
Martin Keppel
MM. Nast
Archie E. Tate
Leo C. Hoylen
Red Crossecretary
Cancer
Xeppel
Avtine
Nast
Wligence
Keppel
Loa
Artingenjerts
Huyton
Todd Crowe
Snow Flurries Persist Across Eastern Ty Astielated Pens
The thitinn's majon wet bell was sontined 16 Western sections of the sooty today with Southwestern areas getting both snow and mist. Heavy snowfall touched New Mexico with a four inch average in places while Pres att reported significant flurries in the eastern counties. El Paso and Teh reported light snow as the Eastern half of the country saw continued snow flurries. The Lower Great Lakes and northern Upper Great Lakes regions recorded snow with southern Frieida noting only light rain.
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Ate
Presatt
AL EL Paso
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Upper Great Lakes
Frieida
Ex-Wife Seeks Property Split in Corry Court
In Corry Ex-Wife Gertrude Warner asks Judge Elmer Evans to divide a six acre farm and six head of livestock plus household furnishings in a property settlement. Concurrently a separate custody motion by Mrs Gertrude Warner seeks custody of Sandra Bailey from former husband Stanley Bailey.
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Wm Wen Senateu
Exile
Corry
Elmer Evans
Gertrude Warner
Mead Avenue
Sandra Bailey
Stanley Bailey
Marion Street
Drop Search For Missing Pilots Ends
Cherry Point Marine Base public information offices announced that the search for two pilots missing since March 3 during a routine interceptor training flight between Beaufort and Norfolk ended without success. The pilots were Lt. Col. Thomas H. Hughes and Lt. William M. Ellard Jr. An oil slick was sighted about 70 miles off Cape Hatteras and a net tank was seen floating but sank before retrieval.
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9. C
Cherry Point Marine Base
Nice
Beaufort
D. C
Norfolk
Thomas H. Hughes
Willian M. Ellard Jr
Cape Hatteras
Clarion Man Honored Chicago Rex Anderson Elected Vice President
Rex Anderson of Glursam was elected vice president of the Mobile Home Manufacturers Association at a meeting held here Monday.
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Clarion
Chicago
Rex Anderson
Glursam
Mobile Homex Manufacturers Association
Monilay
Mack Declares No Pressure In FCC Probe
Former FCC commissioner Richard A. Mack told reporters no one pressured him during the Miami TV Channel 10 case inquiry. He testified before a House subcommittee after resigning from the FCC ten days earlier, saying colleagues merely talked to him and that he felt bothered but not pressured. He avoided naming any individuals and said he has no immediate plans.
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FCC
Richard A. Mack
Miami
Mack
House
Federal Communications Commission
Florida
Channel 19
News
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Harris
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Haris
Khrushchev Seeks Parley With United States
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said last night he would be willing to go to Washington for a conference if necessary. He spoke at a diplomatic reception and indicated dissatisfaction with the pace of moves toward a Europe level East West parley. He appeared reluctant to discuss details.
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Washington
Unarmed Bomb Destroys Home Injuring Six in Florence
A misfired unarmed nuclear device bomb dropped near Florence South Carolina caused a blast that wrecked the Gregg home and damaged six other houses and a church. Six people were injured none seriously including nine year old Ella Davies who needed scalp wound treatment. Air Force officials reported no radiation and no contamination but hundreds of bomb fragments were collected as a safety sweep followed by area roping off. Rep Rivers urged restitution for damages and potential legislation if no coverage is provided.
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Hunter Air Force Base
Savannah
Gay
Mays Bluff
Walter Gregg
Gregg
Air Force
Charles B. Douehy
38Th Air Division
Hunter
Hon
Washington
Rep. Rivers
DSC
South Carolina
Rivers
Ovision
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Thhree
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Hospicel
Paze Bix
Senate Tackles 1958 Housing Bill Clash Over GI Mortgage Rates
The Senate debates an $1.85 billion housing measure tied to an anti recession package. A key fight centers on raising GI loan rates from 4 to 4.5 percent and President backed options. Sen. Monroney and others oppose higher rates while Democrats argue for flexibility to spur home construction and jobs.
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Perk Committee
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Senate
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Mahroney
Congress
Ten Men Overcome By Mine Fumes In Abandoned Mine
Ten men were overcome by mine fumes at an abandoned shaft near West Warfield Abou tnineteen miles southeast of Butler. State police reported all victims were hospitalized in Butler and nearby towns after exposure in the mine used for mushroom cultivation.
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West Warfield
Butler
Buster Arracks
Buster
Amhinees
South Butler
Savenbung
Chicom
Governor Leader Challenged To Boxing Bout
Charles J. Schmitt of Girard issued a challenge to Governor Leader for a boxing bout to raise funds for his Democratic nomination campaign. Schmitt proposed a $100 admission and televised match while claiming to be employed and weighing 178 pounds. Leader has not yet replied. Schmitt also ran in 1954 on legalized horse racing and lotteries.
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Erie
Leder
Charles J. Schmitt
Girard
Bigceed
Schmitt
Navy Cancels Vanguard Test
Navy cancels Vanguard rocket launch after multiple last minute attempts plagued by technical issues. Wind and visibility influenced delays as crew labored on the balky vehicle with cranes moving and countdown halted before liftoff.
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Rayn
Wavy
Tan Puiesie
150 Students To Play In Band Festival Here
Approximately 150 students from 29 area schools are expected to attend the Northwestern District Junior High Band Festival in Corry on April 12. Guest conductor Her Harp of Fredonia State Teachers College will lead the program with a morning and afternoon festival, matinee and evening concert. Tickets and programs are being arranged.
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Corry
Fredonia State Teachers College
H. Lynn Rice
Eisenhower
Sugar Grove
Union City Man Bound Over For May Burglary Case
Raymond Kennedy aged 35 was bound over to the May term of Crawford County court on a burglary charge stemming from breaking into a home at Tillotson Corners near Calladowia Lake. Kennedy entered a no defense plea before Justice Waller A Domke. Troopers had filed changes earlier for entering a rented home and taking belongings. Union City police filed a detainer in connection with a local crime as cold weather and light snow affected Paris records.
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Crawford County
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YHE
Kems
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Kennedy
Indonesia clashes as Caltex port battles rebels
Fighting rages along Indonesia’s coast as government forces push to retake areas around Caltex oil ports. Navy corvettes patrol off Padang while rebel actions threaten pipelines toward Djupe Muni. Government claims heavy rebel casualties and vows to defend strategic interests amid a tense standoff.
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Hseebe
Dutint
End Search As Boy Found Safe In Bedford Area
A three year old boy, Jeffry Saxman, wandered from home Monday in the Lakewood area near Bedford, Pennsylvania. Neighbors and authorities conducted a wide search with a lightning broadcast and aircraft assistance. After about three hours, Jeffry was found near a pump on Wis Molnkaln uninjured, still wondering where he had been.
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Lakewood
Jounéel Injatarch
Wis Molnkaln
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