Egypts Training in Poland Alarms British Officials
London reports secret British intelligence alleging a substantial group of Egyptian officers and NCOs are undergoing military training at a Soviet base near Gdynia Poland. The program covers land sea and air operations including radar submarines and artillery under a 1956 Czech arms deal.
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Associated Press
London
Foreign Office
Britain
Poland
Baltic Sea
Gdynia
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Plan Air Force
Alexandria
Israel
Gams Abdel Nasser
Czechoslovikia
United States
Washington
New York
Raymond Co Plans Cafeteria at Plant Expansion
Raymond Company foremen discussed future plant expansion and a new cafeteria during last night’s session led by general manager H. W. Feld. The project aims to complete the cafeteria in 60 days, remodeling part of Building No. 3 and providing day and night operation with flexible meeting space.
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Biro
Raymond
H. W. Feld
Clb
Feld
Feldt
Jonel Pitenvawn
Colon
Over the Andes
Betts Catering Service
Railroad Firemen Threaten Nationwide Strike Over Jobs
Washington dispatch reports railroad firemen warn of a nationwide strike to defend their diesel locomotive jobs. Firemen’s Brotherhood leader H E Gilbert says the union will take stern resistance if carriers push to abolish jobs, while TWU local presidents in Pittsburgh vote for a strike of 25 000 nonoperating workers over layoffs. They seek about $3 daily wage boost. current pay runs around 100 weekly. Negotiations are stalled and no formal strike notice has been filed.
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Associated Press
Washington
H. E. Gilbert
Eisenhower
Transport, Workers Union
TWU
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Rail
Toad
Rallroads
Gilbert
Bienhower
Ellender Sees Dixie Reject Kefauver for Nomination
Senator Ellender of Louisiana said the South will not accept Tennessee's Kefauver as the Democratic presidential nominee. He forecasts Kefauver will test strength in Florida on May 20 and predicts Stevenson will fade. Ellender backs Lyndon Johnson for the nomination and notes Kefauver's civil rights views hurt Southern support. he cites the non signers of a recent manifesto and cites Gore and Johnson as others tied to the scene.
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Associated
Washington
Ellender
D-Ca
South
Eates Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Adigi Stevenson
Minnesota
Florida
Stevenson
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Mote Raybun D-Tex
Kefauyer
Dixie
Supreme Court
Develon
Jenator
Gore
Tenn
Bank Burglar Released After Term In 1964 Robberies
A bank burglar named Hulings, identified as Jack Muliter, completed a one month term for the December 1964 thefts at Citas National Bank Miller shops and Woolworth. He was released March 7 and handed to local authorities on a forgery detainer. Police say no charges will be pursued for two store burglaries. He had previously been at Reformatory in Chillicothe and sentenced in 1955 in a federal case related to the burglary.
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Ree
Citas National Bank
Miller
Woolworth
Hoson
Muller
Harley Drake
Herbert Johnson
Hulings
Chillicothen
Miter Police
Drake
Pillaburgh
Corry Doctors Raise Fees In New Schedule
The Corry Medical Association approves a fee schedule with raised house call rates from 4 to 5 dollars, doubling after 7 p m and on nights, Sundays, and holidays to 10 dollars. Surgical assistants gain a separate 15 dollar first hour and 10 dollar subsequent hours, with obstetrical delivery at 76 dollars. office calls stay 3 dollars and out of town calls add mileage.
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Corry Medical Association
Corry
Milk Price Cuts Authorized by State Milk Commission
Harrisburg reports the State Milk Commission approved partial price cuts effective April 1 across 10 of 19 regions, lowering consumer quart prices by a half cent in home delivery and store sales. Producer prices drop varied by area with reduced cents per hundredweight in eight regions. New half gallon containers allowed in Philadelphia area from August, Allentown from July, and Johnstown-Allentown from September. Hall gallon sales authorized in Pittsburgh.
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Harrisburg
State Milk Commission
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Somaton
Fhe
Jess
Arlees
Yes Shan
Commission
Algo
Philadelphia
Allentown Mre
Johnatown-Alloona
Pittsbianygh
Pittsburgh area talks focus on 10500 I E Union strike
AP News Briefs report failed to calm a strike by 10 500 members of the Independent Electrical Workers Union as talks resume with General Electric and Westinghouse. A company spokesman says the stance remains firm while workers seek wage and benefit concessions. Foreign notes mention political changes in France and unrest in Madagascar, with assemblies debating government powers abroad.
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Pittsbuk
Preminghome
Selectiec Corp
Independent Electrical Workers Union
Westinghouse
Tenn
Ube
Pexelndelie
Raid at Esso Hall Seizes Pinball Machine and Operator Arrested
In a surprise raid at Esso Hall police arrested John Van Dyke on gambling charges after witnesses said they were paid off for winnings on a pinball device. The machine, owned by Marty Amusement Co, was seized and locked in city jail. Witnesses testified Pat McGraw paid cash after players won points. Van Dyke faces March 31 hearings with bond set at 600 dollars. The device allegedly increased odds with its pay mechanism.
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Esso
John van Dyke
Pramelinatrees
Hon
Iis
George Gordon
al Marty
RD. 3
Cory
Marty Amusement Co
Hayley Drake
Tra|ter
Herbert Johnson
Pat McGraw
van Dyke
Gordon
Drake
Drske
Criticism of Defense Dept Made Public Stir
Washington House appropriations panel released a staff report condemning Defense Department procurement as unrealistic and giving contractors undue advantages. It covers Army Navy and Air Force replies, notes improvements, and finds no charges of corruption. It cites wartime and postwar periods, with issues in policy guidance delays and noncompetitive high value contracts.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Oday
Defense Department
Deter Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Prace
Rep. Whitten
D-Mijs
Itwald
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
United States proposes wartime manpower cut plan
The United States backs a five power UN disarmament plan to reduce each nation's armed forces to 21 million. Marold E. Stassen presented the proposal to the UN committee, urging a mutual inspection system and parallel armament reductions while acknowledging disagreements on China. The plan would cut American forces from about 2.9 million by roughly 37 percent, with unspecified China figures.
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Londow
Hao
Rinwsin
Marold E. Stusata
Eisenhower
Stassen
Britain
France
Red China
Rhee Agrees To Seek Third Term
Rhee says he will seek a third term following public support and party backing. The Liberal and Labor factions react with demonstrations as supporters vow to back his re election. The government confirms the March nomination timeline amid political tension.
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Rhee
Songiun Rhee
Dts
oWin Laboral Party
Hin BO
Apontaneois
Judge O'Brien Backed by Union in Supreme Court Bid
Judge Henry X. O'Brien, a Republican candidate for the state Supreme Court, received backing from the Pittsburgh Central Labor Union and was supported by the local bar association. The CLU executive board voted to back him, reflecting past support when he won the Common Pleas Court seat in 1949.
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Ittsburgh
Henry X. O'Brien
Suite Supreme Court
Pittaburgh
CLU
Allegheny County
Denies Union Gains Cause Inflation
PITTSBURGH Prestayne David 4 McDonald of the United Beets workers Union says he believes the industry faces inflation from union activity. He claims Steel Corp used its artifact report to insult workers and government as tools of inflation. He faults omitted cost factors and notes productivity gains offset rising prices.
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Pittsburgh
David
McDonald
United Beets Workers Union
MccDonald
Steel Corp
Governor Sees Need for New Taxes to Fund Pay Hikes
Pennsylvania Governor signals possible new taxes to finance proposed pay raises for judges, legislators, executives, and teachers as the legislature weighs funding. He cites shortfalls from the current tax package and hints a 100 million dollar gap could exist, while endorsing a graduated income tax to fund a veterans bonus and state payroll improvements. He favors revenue measures and outlines policy positions ahead of 1966 legislation and voter approval.
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Associated Pree Harrisburg
Qov
Ania
Duff
Bald Dutinle
Ben. Dutt
Pennsylvania
Olthtena
Adlai Bravenson
Bravenson
Ben
Kefauver
R-Tenn
Minnesota
Senate
David Cote
Georg Taylor
Harrisburg
Tegula-Tohga
Penalons
King Convicted in Alabama Bus Boycott Case Remains Defiant
In Montgomery, Alabama, the Rev Martin Luther King Jr was found guilty of violating the citys segregation boycott law and fined 500. He vowed to continue the fight for freedom and equality. The conviction followed a four day trial and the judge suspended the fine on appeal. King faces ongoing legal battles alongside 89 other boycott defendants as the movement presses forward despite penalties and potential Supreme Court tests.
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Montgomery
Ala
Marin Luther King Jr
Eugene Careter
Bince Hat
Inhay
U. B. Supreme Court
South
Ing. Pilator
Dexter Ave Hue
Thorn
King
WYO
Wiinitar
Jcarter
William I ‘Thetford Muld
Push for Past Due Tax Collection Begins in City
City officials report a push to collect delinquent taxes with 197 cases reviewed by solicitor Frank McKnight. Delinquent per capita taxes total over 9,000 dollars with some defendants to receive hearings. earlier efforts brought in 3,808.45 dollars but full recovery is unlikely. Ward election activity noted as clerical staff changes and broadened enforcement may affect outcomes.
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Rinance Wm
Corry
Frank MckKnight
Malvin S. Cobs Bet
Georgy Gordon
Howald Union
Poitsburgh
West Pent
Power Co
Traffic Case Snarl Still On
A traffic crash at Maple avenue and East Washington street created a case split between aldermen. Charles Burr, 26, said he struck another vehicle after being blinded by the sun. Urban L. Fox Jr. was the other driver. Damages about 110 dollars, repairs around 246 dollars, and Burr faces a motor vehicle code violation. Drake prepared the charge manual. Measles close Victoiaville college after outbreak near Baxter exams.
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Drake
Maple Avenue
Washington Street
Bobbett
North Center
Smith
George Gordon
Colt
Alderfu
Talen Price
Charles J Burr
Warren
Street
Baty
Enat Whebington
Urban L. Fox Jr
Jim Cleveland
Yahleles
Traffin
Stort
Baers
Army radar system claims to detect aircraft missiles and guide missiles
Secretary Brucker described a new Army air defense complex radar named the missile master that can detect enemy aircraft and missiles and coordinate the firing of air defenses. It controls the Washington Baltimore area defenses with a semi automatic ground control role guiding interceptors and missiles.
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Associated Proje
Meade
Eitien
Euch
Air Force
Mitmalion Hempaleie
Whit
Wax
Nike Batterina Offichile
Death of tot ruled not murder in Beaver County
Four year old Patricia Pate, child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Patton, was found dead on a steep hillside near Marlody. Beaver County pathologist Dr Mayer said autopsy findings showed no foul play and deemed the death not a homicide. The case hinges on a joint report to be released Monday.
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Tot
Prem Beaver
Patricia Pateson
Industry Township
Anys
Jobin Li. Mayer
Beaver County
de. Mayer
Patricia
Ote
Thomas Patton
Gotoner
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National Assembly
Seston
Esso Hall
Russia
Judge O'Brien
Associated Yrem
Solons
Victoriaville
Que
Victoriavisie College
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Army Brass
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