SEATO Parley Ends In Blast At Neutralists
Manila report says SEATO ministers wrapped up their fourth annual conference with a sharp rebuke of neutralist policies. The communique warned against Communist subversion across Southeast Asia and noted SEATO allies received over 200 million dollars in economic aid from the United States amid calls for stronger collective security.
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Seato
Manila
Seato Council
Pact
Asia
Ue Ain
Comiainiqne
Iisihutis
Wea
India
Tatead
Council of Ministers
Asi
Pakistan
Thailand
Philippines
United States
State C Chamber Seeks End to Borderline Jobless Claims
The Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce campaigns to eliminate what it calls borderline unemployment claims. Executive director Tina Arnold Edmonds cites eight claimed categories as doubtful eligibility while warning of a potential payroll tax jump to 27 percent if fund reserves fall further. The chamber mails a bulletin and member questionnaire amid fears of rate hikes and fund depletion.
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Harrisburg
Creven
Sylvania Chamber of Commerce
Onay
Whdet
Tina Arnold L. Edmonds
State Chamber
Penssioner
Chamber
Ita
Phambers
Ajst
Will of Donalst Re Ingraham Probate at Erie County Court
The late Donalst R Ingraham named George M Southworth a half owner of Cory Wood Products plant and his widow Mrs Tugraham the other half. The estate totals exceed 10000 in realty and over 12000 in personal property with further bequests to Ingraham's mother Elizabeth. Me Toewslium died February 4 after a heart attack at age 54.
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Cory Wood Products Panton Gries
Donalst
Ingraham
Erie County Court
George M. Southworth
West Irvine Street
Tneraham
Elizabeth
Judge Awards Custody Of Child In County Court
A county court issued a verbal order granting custody of 11 year old Sandra Bailey to her father Stattey Bailey of 740 Marion Street. The hearing began the action filed by Bailey after the child had lived with her mother Mrs Login Warner at 317 Med Avenue. Warner seeks property division of the home at 720 Marion Street.
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Wamer & Evans Aele
Sandra Bailey
Stattey Bailey
Marion Street
Avas
Login Warner
Med Avenue
Warner
Air Force apologizes for accidental atomic bomb drop
The Air Force apologized to Florence South Carolina after an armed bomb fell from a bomber and exploded its TNT portion near the city. No radiation was detected and officials ordered a high level probe. Captains Koehler Woodruff Kulka were named crew members. The incident drew parliamentary concern in London.
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Air Force
South Carolina
Florence
Tobacco Land
Washington
Defense McEvoy
David McLeod
City Hall
Charles B. Doucher
Hunter Afb
Walter Grege Jouse
Here
Grees
McElroy
Hunter
Earl E. Koehler
Mount Carmel
Charles S. Woodruff
van Wert
Ohio
Brece.m. Kulka
New York City
London
Senate Passes Emergency Housing Bill
The Senate approved an $1.85 billion emergency housing bill as the first major anti recession measure of the 1958 session. It would allow higher GI loan rates and expand VA and FNMA support, aiming to spur housing construction and create up to 200,000 new homes, with debates over President Eisenhower’s mortgage rate authority and FHA down payment changes.
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Senee Sera
House
Senate
Nixon
Sen Sparkmin
D-Aln
Landon
Jahison Dtex
Federa
National Mortgage
FNMA
Eecemabh Worwenta
FCC Moves To Reconsider TV Channel Grant
The Federal Communications Commission votes 4 to 2 to reopen review of its Miami Channel 10 grant amid a House probe tied to resigning Commissioner Mack. Public Service Television and WEAT Inc face court actions while Eastern Airlines challenges intervention rights as Whiteside links fund-raising to the case. The inquiry continues into ties between Mack Thurman Whiteside and related financing.
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waonusureJi
Feveral Communications Commission
Miami
Fin
Central
Cvs
Richard A. Mack
US Court of Appeals
FCC
National Airlines
Weat Inc
Sinsyecrastil
FOG
Eastern Airlines
Eastern
Ftame
House
Mack
Thurman Whiteside
Erand
Whiteside
Channel
Public Service Television
Vived
Public Service
Currency aide dies in Washington at 72
Robert B. Mc Candies long time deputy comptroller of the currency died Tuesday at 72 after a heart attack. He served in the Treasury Department from 1924 until his retirement in 1951 and was born in Montezuma, Iowa.
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Washington
Robert B. McCandies
Montezuma
Tow
Early Decision On Tax Slash Urged
Washington reports debate over an immediate income tax cut to boost buying power and curb recession. Proposals would lower the rate on the first 1,000 of taxable income from 20 to 15 percent, with estimates of about five billion dollars added weekly in consumer spending.
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Washington
Congress
House
Democrats Press Treasury Tax Cuts Debate in Congress
Democratic leaders urge early action on possible tax cuts to spur production and jobs. President's plans on spending are under review as Anderson delays tax decision until economic clarity emerges. House and Senate discuss housing measures as Easter recess nears.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Lyn
Don B. Johnson
Texas
Sen. Mansfield
Menana
Johnson
Aftietfeans
Mansfield
Chalumen Byr
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
House
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Congress
Abe House
Hiew Homes
Chief Justice Blasts Judge Over Pictures
Philadelphia report says Chief Justice Charles Alvin Jones of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered a Pittsburgh judge to ban courtroom photography as improper and disruptive amid a murder trial. He described the action as exceeding authority and noted prior statewide limits on taking pictures inside courthouses.
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Philadelphia
Chtef
Charles Alvin Jones
Pennsylvania Supreme ,Court
Pittsburgh
TusLee Jones
City
Willie~ Nausher
Allegheny County
Vincent Scatena
Commo
Batue
McVaugher
Weiss
Ainisburgh
Westmoreland County
Westmoreland County Cou
Aew
Livkitie
Sk Miley pivNe
Luy
Pittsbuyeh
Greensburg
Leopold ends prison term and Brundage resigns as budget head
Ex‑prisoner Nathan Leopold walks free after 33 years for the Bobby Franks murder in 1958. Leopold plans to work in Puerto Rico for a $10‑a‑month laboratory job. parole approved for five years. Meanwhile Brundage resigns as director of the budget, Eisenhower appoints Maurice H. Stimson as successor and Robert E. Merriam as deputy.
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Wadhinuiun
Brundage
Eisenhower
Maurice H. Stmns
Robert E.merriam
Asseputy
Eisehower
White Mouse
Tie
House
James C Hagerty
Brundace
Fixer Howes
Tim la Scene
Royland R. Hughes
Buindage
Bude
Tilyos
Tis
Lenpold
Richard Loch
University of Chicago
Bobhy Franks
Bobby
Ina
Incidee
Snl
Kidaiptos Loeb
Lenpolil
Batista Forces Move to Quell Havana Student Rally
Havana authorities activated a decree suspending civil liberties as police and army stood ready to crush a planned mass student gathering on the rebels anniversary of the palace invasion. About 20 killed in Havana during the assassination attempt on President Batista, and the new cabinet forced premier Emilio Núñez Portuondo to resign amid the crackdown.
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Havana
UH — Alles
Fulgencio Batista
Havana University Studens
Wss
Batista
Emilio Nunez Portuondo
Niner Poruondo
Slecomn
Red Cross Drive Seeks Final Total Amid Rising Support
The Red Cross drive neared its $4,500 goal as donations poured in from diverse supporters. Prominent contributors include James Allyn, Charles Chit, and Mrs. Alventy Miku among many civic groups and professional societies. Community leaders urged rural households to contribute promptly to reach the appeal target.
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Crom Pharm
Red Cross
Helly Lee
Srila
Souiley Giecle
Chavelux
Adyasien Gitta
James Allyn
Tsi
Seeletia
Charles Chit
Tse
Sears
Mim Rabeel
Mim Rabeel Waallivnith Tes Rover Forester
Mme
Woleolt
Mei Pat Ry Mey Ak Seve
Ms. Alvelity
Miku
Killed in Done Diveen Mount Pleasantry Mystery
Fragmentary report details a fatal incident near Done Diveen and Mt Pleasant with unclear names and locations. Authorities at Frick Memorial Hospital and local firms are referenced amid damaged text. Further legible lines may reveal the victim and cause of death.
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MT. Pleasant
Weyear-Oll
Navy Vanguard Program secrecy contrasted with rival arms projects
The Navy's Project Vanguard remains shrouded in strict secrecy with officials silent on details. Reports hint at satellite launch efforts and competing Army rocket programs, suggesting tensions as both services pursue advanced missile and space capabilities amid limited public confirmation.
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Navy
Kare Camayene
Vanguard
Local Victim Of Area Mishap Remains Fair
A local woman injured Sunday night when run over near Preston, Pennsylvania, remained in the hospital today. The victim could not provide a full statement pending further medical evaluation.
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Wga
Ter
Boy Satisfactory After Operation
A hospitalized boy is reported in good condition after surgery at Ghikiten's Hospstar. He will remain under care with restrictions noted by doctors. authorities say his recovery is progressing and he is not currently running or playing with other children.
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Alion
Benen
Houberd
Condi
Fom
Scientists Predict Fiery End for Soviet Sputnik Dog Satellite
Smithsonian astronomers report the Soviet dog carrying Sputnik II is losing altitude at about five miles per day and will likely burn up in early April. They estimate its peak altitude around 50 miles and an orbital period near 95 minutes as it descends, with four potential visible passes over the United States before reentry.
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Wots
Soviet Union
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Sputnik
England
Russia
United States
Canace
New England
New York State
Connecticut
Montana
Gulifornia
al Hanes
Baktern Standay
Fire Sweeps Four-Story Hotel in St Paul District
A fire swept the top floor of the four story Jacks on Hotel in downtown St Paul trapping guests as crews worked to evacuate. Police say one person may have died and investigators are handling the scene as responders battled the blaze for about an hour.
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Ft. Paul
Minn
Jackson
St Paul
Ulm
Orought
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Jerry Sax
Duane Laxman
Lakewood
Leopold
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