Lawrence Tax Plan Defeated in House 109-86 Vote
Gov Lawrence faced partisan clash as Republicans and insurgent Democrats joined to defeat his sales tax package by 109 to 86. Despite the setback, leadership pledged to renew consideration after Easter recess when legislature reconvenes March 31. A separate 2050 vote approved a cigarette tax hike to fund a Korean War bonus and veteran aid.
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Atlas fires new look nose cone on 4500 mile Atlas test
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The Air Force fired a new look nose cone on an Atlas test flight to evaluate shielding for a potential thermonuclear warhead. The 4500 mile flight aimed to recover a complete warhead from the Atlantic depths as part of a program to make the ICBM operational next year.
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Air Faree
Air Force
Atlantic
Four Children Perish In Fire In Texas Farm Home
AP report details a frame house fire on a Texas farm where Pedro Sandavol 42, escaped in nightclothes and rescued some children. Maria Sandavel 9 Enedlia 6 Eva 3 died. Pedro hospitalized with burns in fair condition. The mother Sandavol 38 and remaining children escaped to relatives.
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Plames
Texas
Maria Sandavel
Enedlia
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Aleja
Pedro Sandavol
Subonyside
Sandavol
U.S. Claims Three Nuclear Tests Above Earth’s Atmosphere
The Defense Department confirmed secret blasts last September to study electron trapping by Earth’s magnetic field. Officials said the low yield tests produced no radioactive fallout, aimed at evaluating a shield effect for missiles, with details limited and sources noting broader military and scientific goals.
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Industrial Group Names Officers
Corry Aves Industrial Development Corporation officers were elected at a noon meeting. Charles Bracken was named president, A Long secretary, and Richard Rossbacher treasurer. Directors were chosen by lot for one to four year terms including C. K. McLean Roger Brown George Sample B. G. Bennett A. A. Carbone Philip Zalzneck Frank Dodd Earl Cherry Martin Keppel and S. A. Long. The group discussed community improvements influencing plant placement and will present views at tonight's City Council session on bond issue scope and costs.
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Corry Industrial Development Committee
Hotel Corry
Charles Bracken
A Long
Richard Rossbacher
Lot
C. K. McLean
Roger Brown
George Sample
B. G. Bennett
A. A. Carbone
Philip Zalzneck
Frank Dodd
Earl Cherry
Martin Keppel
S.A. Long
Boy 15 Kills Grandmother and Maid in Marshall
In Marshall a 15 year old boy, James Stevens Patterson, was charged with murder with malice for killing his grandmother Mrs F B Riggs 77 and maid Lola Mae Williams 35. A pediatric examination was scheduled as Patterson, a junior high student, remained in juvenile custody after a reported quarrel with his mother Elizabeth Patterson.
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R. P. Watron
House Parties Clash Over Airport Bill
Washington AP report on a House budget showdown between Democrats and Republicans over an airport aid bill. Democrats push a four year extension costing 297 million dollars with broader use of federal funds for airport construction and safety facilities, while Republicans seek a separate roll call and a 200 million four year outlay aligned with Eisenhower’s recommendations.
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House
Eisenhower
Charles A. Halleck
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Mac Arrives For Week End Berlin Talks
Washington AP British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrives in Washington for Berlin talks with President Eisenhower. He seeks flexible Western policies ahead of Soviet negotiations and will press for unity against Soviet pressure to abandon Berlin. They differ on whether a summit is necessary, with plans for a joint statement from Camp David next week.
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Corry Woman Injured In Apparent Suicide Attempt
A 45-year-old Corry resident was injured in Union City after leaping in front of moving vehicles last Sunday. Police say the woman, a passenger in a car, jumped from a parked vehicle near Union City High School and then stepped in front of a northbound car driven by Donald McWilliams. She was treated at Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City and later moved for surgery. investigators absolved McWilliams of fault.
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Erie
Humot Hospital
Union City
Charlotte Johnson
Corry
Siem Memorial Hospital
Donald McWilliams
Mill Village
John Johnson
D. J. Corry
Union City High School
Main Street
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Stem ‘Hospital
Hamet
Contegion
Revenge-Driven Ex-Convict Holds Family in West Virginia
A 24-year-old mother and her three children were held by Richard I Payne a dangerous ex convict who demanded the release of a prisoner from the West Virginia Penitentiary at Moundsville He warned of torture and death to force authorities to act Payne left a note addressed to Gov Cecil H Underwood outlining his plan to harm his rival while he kept the Baldwin family inside their home Payne had been freed from prison last week after serving seven years for armed robbery The mother and children were unharmed after officers intervened following the threat
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W.va
Richard I. Payne
Payne
West Virginia
Cecil H. Underwood
Burton Junior Post
Junior Stareher
Moundsville
Starcher
John H. Baldwin
Baldwin
I Baldwin
Elma
Susan
Daisy
Kenneth
Underwood
Collage Hin
Insurance Firms Seek Rate Increase in Pennsylvania
Auto insurers urged the Pennsylvania Insurance Commission to approve a general rate rise of about 10 percent for private passenger cars and higher for commercial vehicles and comprehensive coverage. The National Bureau of Casualty estimates show rising repair costs and injuries. industry spokesmen cited a 1 percent premium cost shift and higher per cent impact on older policies.
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Khrushchev Urges Broad Conference for German Peace
Soviet Premier Khrushchev called for a wide gathering of wartime allies to negotiate a peace treaty with Germany. He cited President Eisenhower’s proposal for a summer summit if a foreign ministers meeting can begin Berlin talks and urged all nations who fought Hitlerite Germany to sit at the negotiating table.
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Columbus Men Escape as Train Slams Truck at Crossing
Two Columbus residents escaped serious harm when an Erle Railroad train struck their stalled truck at Scott’s Crossing, three miles east of Corry. Charles Roberts of Roberts Furniture and Appliance and Paul Troutner fled before impact, with the front end damaged about $100. The westbound train, traveling near 60 mph, halted near the Corry Jamestown plant No. 3, nearly a mile away.
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Scott's Crossing
Corry
Charles Roberta
Roberts Furniture and Appliance
Paul Troutner
Troutner
Roberts
Corry- Jamestown
Ohio train crash kills eight Girl Scouts in car mishap
A freight train collision near Xenia Ohio killed eight Girl Scouts and two adults returning from a library merit badge session. Names include Linda Ward Sharon White Cindy Morman Connie Taprise Patricia Bapinski Anna Wilvert and family members note driver Mrs Lucille White and firefighter Kenneth Ward among attendees.
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Ohio
Lucille White
Waas
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Jeanette Randall
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Xenia
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Dty
Xeni
Kenneth Ward
Ote
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Linda
Sharon White
Cindy Morman
Connie Taprise
Patricia Baptnski
Mayor Rules Pinball Devices Legal in Corry
Corry officials face an uncertain legal path as several pinball machines, long treated as gambling devices by the State Supreme Court, were ruled lawful. City revenue from coin operated devices reaches about 100000 dollars annually, with fees varying from 75 to 210 dollars per machine and possible raids if future rulings allow enforcement changes.
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A. P. Dahlstrom
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Hye
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J. Fred Kin=ey
Be Sure To Claim Legal Dependents In 1958 Taxes
Washington AP reports tax guidance on dependents for 1958 returns. Claim $600 exemption per dependent, with rules covering children adopted stepchildren and relatives. If a dependent earned income under specific limits, you may still claim them and note their income for your return.
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Washington
Indore
Aides Seek Prompt Return Of Test Consent Forms
Cory and Sarceriil public school aides urge parents to return TB testing consent forms by tomorrow as April 1 testing nears. Officials say forms are the last step before launching the program, following pamphlets detailing testing aims and procedures.
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Parenta
Costello Leaves Estate To Wife And Daughters
Comedian Lou Costello left an estate valued at more than 20,000 to his wife and three daughters. The will was filed for probate in Superior Court yesterday. Costello, 63, died March 6 of a heart attack.
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