Eisenhower backs open skies paper plan with Soviet support
The president advances the sky inspection concept, inviting Premier Bulganin to join in implementing it. The UN subcommittee on disarmament meets in London March 19 to discuss details. The proposal calls for halting production of war material for peaceful use, aerial reconnaissance with safeguards, and limited controls on armaments to address Soviet concerns and advance open skies.
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Eisenhower
Nikolai A. Bulgsnin
Soviet Union
United Nations
London
United States
President pursues optimistic path in disarmament talks
The President urges a hopeful outlook on a decade of disarmament negotiations while pressing the Soviet bloc to demonstrate trustworthiness. He proposes strict air and ground inspections to verify compliance, asserting confidence only if the plan proves effective and suspicions are eased.
Associated Spring Sales Set Record and Plant Upgrades
The report notes continued growth for Associated Spring and discusses major plant modernizations. It highlights the Raymond Manufacturing Division in Corry, the Wallace Barnes branch in Syracuse, and a Sendzimir cold rolling mill in Forestville, Conn. Completion is slated for mid 1966 with a 50 percent boost in cold rolled spring steel output once at capacity. The company spent about 1.3 million dollars on manufacturing improvements in 1955. Over ten years sales more than doubled, with about 7.5 million invested in new plants and 11.6 million in new equipment, funded from current income. Net profit rose about 60 percent. per share equity grew to 26.36 by 1958. Dividends totaled 17.80 per share over the decade, about 54 percent of net income, and stock ownership widened with share counts increasing since 1900.
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Raymond Manufacturing Company
Corry
Wallace Barnes
Syracuse
New York
Sendzimir
Wallace Barnes Steel Division
Forestville
Conn
Barnes
Associated Spring
Nam Danabeiockthis
Clymer Parents Learn Of School Guidance Night
Clymer parents will be briefed on courses and guidance at Central School next Tuesday at 7 p.m. The guidance department organizes a parents night outlining college admissions trends and high school graduation needs. Principal Hubert W Brown and counselor Ren W TeWinkle will speak. Open to eighth grade and freshman parents, others may attend.
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Ubroen
Curena Ete
Hubert W. Brown
Ren. W. TeWinkle
25 Animals Die In Barn Fire Near Hartfield
A large barn on Beech Hill road two miles from Hartfield burned yesterday at 5 p.m. killing 25 cattle and two riding horses. The 40 by 80 foot structure housed 20 bales of hay and farm implements. Horses belonged to Daniel Da Ves of Bemus Point. Fire units from Mayville and Hartfield responded. cause under investigation with no damage estimate yet.
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Wates Yam IE
Beech Hill Road
Hartfield
Roy Standich
Daniel da Ves
Bemus Point
Chester Burrowehs
Mayville
Wartfield
Seek Right To Build New Gas Pipeline
The New York State Gay Corp of Pittsburgh seeks permission from the Pennsylvania Power Commission to construct a 27 mile gas pipeline in Pennsylvania valued at 1 838 000. The plan targets a route between County and New Leithersburg and faces regulatory approval. Harold B Roberts is named safety director for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission at an undisclosed salary.
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Bo Axxamated Press
von Washington
New York State Gay Corp
Pittsburgh
Neeks
Pennsylvania
Power Commission
Ik County
New Leithersburgh
Greurfield
Jefferson Atel Inder Convitien
Sapdty
Hariisburg
Harold 8
Roberts
Lidystows
Adams County
Venysylvania Turnpike Commission
Vibtorday
United States Reconsiders Arab Israeli Arms Policy
President Eisenhower signaled a shift in U S policy toward Israel and the Arab states. He noted no final decision to deny arms to Israel while signaling a hoped for better solution. The arms request from Israel to counter Soviet bloc weapons was under active study after shelf time. The report also notes ongoing U S reevaluation of relations with Egypt amid Cairo's anti Israel moves.
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Nmeoini
Washington
Eisenhower
Jopic
Yeaturday
Dulles
Israel
Taracks
Armo
Egypt
Elsanhower and
Middle East
State Department
United States
Cairo
Heroic Mercer Pilot Dies In Navy Jet Crash
A Navy pilot from Mercer County Pennsylvania Lt John Z Barnes 25 died in a jet crash near the Everglades after steering his twin engine plane away from populated areas. Barnes was en route from Cecil Field Jacksonville to Key West when the craft broke up about 20 miles west of Opa-Locka Air Station at about 29 000 feet. His body was recovered soon after the crash.
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Mercer
Associated Prem Miami
Everglades
Opa-Locka Air Station
Barnes
Cecil Field
Jacksonville
Key West
Assemblymen Push For Flood Control In Area 5
Five assemblymen from Warren County and neighboring districts push for a flood control dam on the Upper Allegheny River above Warren and Kinmu s. The measure, introduced in the state House, would seek federal action if approved. Sponsors include Harry S Gramlich, James K Davis, Paige Warner, with Allen M Gibson and Albert W Johnson among signers. the plan cites flood damage in Warren and upriver towns versus limited impact downstream.
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Lsted
Allen M. Gibson
Warren County
Albert W. Johnson
McKean County
Allegheny River
Warren
Pittsburgh
Lower
Allegheny Valley
Hold Rites For Mrs. Benson
Funeral service for Mrs. Emiline Benson was held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 pm with Rev. Bradley T. Lines officiating. Burial was in West Lawn Cemetery. Bearers included Marion Robbins and Perry Mead. Attendees included Richard and Vera C. Shaw and several local residents.
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Emiline Benson
Bracken
Bradley T. Lines
Columbus Community Church
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Marion Robbins
Perry Mead
Albert Sandburg
Frank Schramling
Arthur Hill
David Curtis
Richard Shaw
Vera C. Shaw
Arlington, Va
Roy Davis
Lilan Morse
Alan Morton
Steadman
Charles Fuller
Genterville
How Smart Are You Test On Current Events
A reader challenge asks readers to test themselves on seven questions about national and international facts. It covers Patrick's birthplace, top U.S. business unit rates, and Kefauver pledged votes at the 1956 Democratic convention.
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St. Patrick
Northern Ireland
England
France
Scotland
Republic of Eire
U. 8
du Pont
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
Standard of of N
Shortage of Schools: War Construction and Birth Rates
The question asks which factor chiefly caused a school shortage: war time construction limits or rising birth rates, or both or neither. It also inquires about Spain’s status after a postwar package with Russia, and whether St. Peter's is the largest church in the world, plus asks what a poltergeist is among several options.
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Russia
Spain
St. Peter's
Rome
Route 40 Closes Near Sunset Beach After Washout
Route 40 at Sunset Beach seven miles west of town was washed out by heavy rains, creating a 30 foot gap. A detour was set up and repairs are under way.
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Washington, Pa
Sunset Beach
Here
Card Club Meeting At Gale on First Burlingame
Seven men and two women attended a card club gathering at the Gale in Burlingame on First Street in the evening. Miss Caroline town and Mrs. Gerald F were noted among attendees. Tea, pickles, and Jello were served as the group planned an annual Moose Club dinner with officers to be named.
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Hiermoon
Burlingame
Caroline Town
Gerald F
Chi
Moose Club
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