Tired Senators Press For Farm Bill Passage Tonight
The Senate debates the farm bill in a long session aiming for final action tonight amid amendments. Leaders Johnson and Knowland urge staying for votes as the chamber weighs dual parity and price supports, with post-session House action anticipated and a larger soil bank total pushing past 61 billion dollars.
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Texas
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Knowland
California
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House
Eisenhower
Ben
Anderson
D-Nm
Moraling of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Driving Penalty Reform Gains Court Praise
The Justice Department reports that Pennsylvania’s new driving violation penalty system has strong court support. Deputy AG Marvin Garfinkel says early reactions are favorable, with judiciary enthusiasm for the changes ordered by Gov. Lender a month ago. The code replaces fixed penalties with scaled sanctions, including a mandatory 90 day suspension for repeat offenders and escalating penalties up to ten days for higher tier offenses. Law enforcement and safety experts note the approach aims to curb repeated violations, though some critics worry about its complexity.
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Heavy Snowfall Warning For Corry Area
Weather service warns of 4 to 6 inches of snow across northwestern and eastern southwestern Pennsylvania with cloudy skies and temperatures mid 20s to mid 30s tonight. Motorists urged to avoid travel as visibility falls in easterly winds and last night froze ground after a chilly day.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Egypt Delays Work On Dam
The Aswan Dam project is postponed as Egypt's Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser seeks a Nile water sharing agreement with Sudan before starting Phase 1. Officials say the shift follows Sudan’s sharp response to Egypt’s initial overtures, delaying the 1.3 billion dollar mega project.
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Caira
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Middle East
Britain
United States
Weever
Budan
Ted Nawsir
British Troops Isolate Limassol Port in Cyprus Crisis
British troops sealed off Limassol, curfew on 45,000 residents, as extensive searches hunt extremist attackers amid rising violence tied to Cyprus independence efforts. Nine British servicemen killed and several injured since last August, with authorities citing a persistent disruption.
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Cyprus
John Marding
Sollec
Dhota
Greece
Mediterranean
Limassol
Sali
Cuto Zodhi
Paphos
Ibo
Makarios
Khrushchev Secretly Attacks Stalin At Soviet Congress
The New York Times reports Nikita Khrushchev gave a closed party congress address revealing Stalin’s crimes and the purges of the 1920s. He described a Moscow ruled by fear with officials ignorant of many Hirinam details, including Lenin era events and associates' betrayals.
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South Penn Oil Increases Price
South Penn Oil raised Pennsylvania crude grade prices by 20 cents a barrel today. The move, officials say, aims to sustain production and offset higher costs. No changes were announced for grades in Albany Buckeye or Zelenville or for the Gornig grade in Pennsylvania.
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Gornig
Corry Court Reforms Traffic Case Handling System
A Erle County ruling by Judge Burton A Laub orders a Toplovich motor vehicle conviction set aside. The city faces choosing between restructuring to use the nearest alderman as required by state law or reversing many convictions. Mayor Earl T Cherry notes a decision by Monday’s council meeting. Currently cases are filed with Alderman Gordon then Cobbett, who is nearer the scene. A plan to use Cobbett for near-office cases and a single magistrate for others is discussed.
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Cobbett
WE Agreement Near as Mediation Proceeds at Westinghouse
Federal mediators press union and company negotiators toward a settlement on 36 discharged workers while the panel backs restoring 67 striker-fired employees. The dispute stalls arbitration for the remaining cases as talks seek a five-year contract with pensions benefits and raises around 10 dollars over 17 cents hourly.
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Flood relief unit opens Warren office for emergency aid
A Warren flood relief office opened to provide emergency aid after a regional disaster declaration. Paul Revelle coordinated from Region T1 with engineers Wreathont Essertiower and AL Jonsk Wo overseeing temporary shelter and supplies. 50,000 in aid available.
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Paul Revelle
Dinwater
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Warren
Man Dies After Attack Near Piptrburgh
Involving a minor, the incident left a man dead and another person injured near Allicon Park. Violet Bhiw mrze Wak, 30, of Thollann Township, reported the collapse as responders arrived, with details fragmented in the damaged report.
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Iin
Allicon Park
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Thollann
Cohen Blames Tax Loophole to Lobbyists
Harrisburg attorney general Cohen accuses a corporate lobby driven tax loophole of creating a 62 million dollar hole in the commonwealth budget. He urges the governor to veto a plan rushed by the legislature to expedite capital tax collection. He says the provision was added by lobbyists for special interests to pass the tax onto late business operators. Republican senators supported the provision, he says, in an effort to shortchange the budget and embarrass the governor.
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Plan All-Out Push For Flood Control Funds
Washington reports a Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce led drive to secure over 10 million dollars for Allegheny River reservoir and related flood control projects across western Pennsylvania. The plan aims to coordinate congressional efforts with bipartisan support, highlighting flood protection for Warren and Pittsburgh and seeking planning and construction funds totaling about 100 million dollars.
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Sap Tappers Hope for Warm Spell in Cory District
Sap producers in the Cory district seek a warmer spell to resume tapping as a cold snap ends. Harry Burrows of Charter Bil reports tapping 2,000 of 4,000 trees with 1,000 more tapped yesterday and plans to repeat today. Weather notes show limited sap in this section with good days expected ahead.
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West Powers Agree On Measures If Middle East War Erupts
Washington reports indicate the United States Britain and France have a basic understanding of possible military steps if a war erupts in the Middle East The three nations may seek a UN resolution to deter hostilities and speed action should fighting flare amid constitutional limits on U S and British powers and ongoing UN truce supervision adjustments to the council’s stance and Gen Burma’s multinational force are under consideration
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Stevenson Rebukes Kefauver In Minnesota Primary Clash
Sen Kefauver, facing challenger Adlai Stevenson, was rebuked by Stevenson who likened Vice President Nixon to a national calamity and warned of a dangerous drift in Washington. Stevenson spoke in Minnesota as delegates head to next Tuesday's Democratic primary amid farm mood and racial unrest. Kefauver defended by noting Republican attempts to split the party and said he would not comment on Stevenson's remarks.
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John Blatnik
Canada Sends Military Aid To Israel
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Loui Bf stated Parliament approved permits for 1154 26 pounder artillery shells spare Sherman tank parts valued at 196861 plus electronic gear and radio sets. Canada will not issue further arms export permits to the Middle East until tensions ease. The plan included sending 1 Mabvard training planes to Bivot.
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Eden Vows Britain Will Not Abdicate World Power
Prime Minister Eden declared at a Conservative rally that Britain will remain firm as a great world power. He warned that any policy of abdication would only lead to neutralisation and slow decay for Britain.
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Beaver Fur Prices Fall as Northwestern Pa Trapping Slumps
Beaver catches at the Northwestern Pennsylvania region fell about 40 percent from last year as buyers paid much less. Prices ranged from eight to ten dollars per pelt, with only a few trappers earning higher sums. The downturn, caused by weak fur markets and poor weather, prompted discussions on trapping impact and future hunts. A retired nurse, Anne Drive Behnpp, died in Pittsburgh after long service in public health.
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French Action Follows Raid by Terrorists in Algiers
Algiers police imposed a curfew after a masked terrorist raid in the heart of the city. The attackers set a garage ablaze with gasoline, destroying over 100 cars as residents looked on. French troops clashed with rebels north of Lafayette. one French soldier killed. Authorities warned the violence could prompt stronger government measures as Paris contemplates new emergency powers.
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Four-Year-Old Deer Violations Lead to $409 Fines
Warren Forest County judge delivers final ruling in a long legal dispute over illegal deer possession in December 1992. Defendants Wayne Whiner Mary Spangler Whisner George Spangler faced charges based on testimony from District Game Protector William Denton and observers. fines totaled $4098 in penalties and costs.
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Clayton
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More Districts To Get School Aid
Harrisburg reports checks for overdue state school aid to 20 districts. Treasury Department provided payments today as Gov. Leader ordered late disbursements to be made. The delayed funds cover millions, affecting districts with 30,000 residents.
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