Dulles Warns Against Accepting Summit Bid
Secretary of State Dulles warned the United States would lose its shirt if it met Soviet demands for a summit, accusing Moscow of a five point price tag. He said no immediate prospect for a heads of government meeting and warned continued exchange of notes would ruin any chance for a real decision. The note from Moscow hardened the deadlock, with Moscow insisting on top level talks only after lower level negotiations and opposing most U S proposals. Authorities said Eisenhower would not rush to a summit and Khrushchov sought to cast himself as peacemaker, using any meeting to advance the Soviet cause.
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Dulles
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Russia
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Mostow
Kremlin
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N. Hy Council On Work Affairs
Francis
Wilcox
Khrushchov
General Motors and UAW Open Talks This Year
General Motors and the United Auto Workers begin contract negotiations as GM and UAW leaders head the bargaining teams. The talks will precede similar sessions with Ford and Chrysler as three-year contracts near expiration around June. Major UAW demands include pay increases and fringe benefits amid industry-wide pressure.
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Traco — Negunasuis
General Motors Corp
United Alito Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
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General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
Reuther
Seaton
Leonard Woodcock
Earl R. Bramblett
McClelland and Schmitt quit race in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg a split Democratic governor race emerged as Coroner William D. McClelland Allegheny County and Lt. Gov Roy E. Furman withdrew. McClelland accused the party’s organization of aiding a tax plan purge while Schmitt also left, backing Furman. Lawrence led the Democrats with party backing but faced defections as deadlines neared at the State Elections Bureau.
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Harrisburg
David L. Lawrence
Pittsirgh
Roy EB
Furman
William D. McClelland
Allegheny County
Natorial
MiClelari
Charles OL Schmitt
Exe
Jong Hine
Sellhdown
McClelland
Schmitt
Melda Lawrence
Suuto
Edward P. Lavelle
Scrinton
State Capitol
State Elections Bureau
GOP
Arthur T. McGonigle
Reading
Misard B. Stassen
William 8. Livengood Jr
Lawrence
Democratic Organization
Daniel A Veron Sind
Mai Anderson
Dow
McClel- Lind
Peay
Elvis Arrives at Army Camp Amid Publicity Blaze
Elvis Presley arrives with heavy publicity at Fort Chaffee Arkansas for basic training. He and two other recruits undergo aptitude tests and interviews while photographers crowd the reception. Presley travels in a sports jacket and slacks, with a seven dollar advance noted for early pay.
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Army Camp
FT. Chaffee
Ark
Elvis Fresley
Americus
Presley
Tn Trom Memphis
Lambs million slander suit ready for trial
In Nashville Tennessee former Erle Pa newspaper publisher sues former congressman Pat Sutton and TV stations WSN-TV WLAC-TV for one million dollars in damages. The case, tied to a political talkathon during Kefauver era, is scheduled for trial next Tuesday in federal court.
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Tenn
Erle
Pat Sutton
Q-Tenn
Wsn-Tv
Wlac-Tv
BR Ed
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Sutton
Biet
Iiseut
Estes Kefauver
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Lanits
Opposition to Tax Cut Divides Eisenhower Era Aides
In Washington, opposition grows within the Eisenhower administration to a tax cut as an answer to recession. Secretary Anderson signals doubts about tax cut effectiveness while endorsing increased public works and military spending to stimulate demand. Nixon’s stance favors tax relief if March figures disappoint. May lead to continued debate as data remains pending.
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Washington
Anderson
Concrene
Eisenhower
Nixon
Congress
State Police Round Up 32 In Area Gang
State Police at the Lawrence Park substation rounded up 32 Wattsburg area youths ages 12 to 18 for alleged thefts at Burnham's Cut Rate Drug Store in Wattsburg. About 200 dollars of small items including candy cigarettes and lighters were seized over recent weeks. The gang used distraction tactics with clerks while others pocketed goods. Two youths led to further arrests. two others linked to Morse's Drug Store thefts in Union City. All were released to parents pending juvenile court hearings scheduled later.
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Wattsburg
Lawrence Park
Burnham
Morse
Union City
Gettysburg Cabs Raise Battlefield Tour Rates
The Public Utility Commission approved Little Cabs rate hike adding 4800 dollars yearly for Gettysburg battlefield tours. Battlefield trips now charge four dollars per passenger up to five, with each additional rider paying one dollar. other Gettysburg rides also increase. Gates to visit SMU in Dallas. former Daily Worker editor John Gates to speak April 2 on campus, sponsored by the Student Forum Committee.
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Gettysburg
Public Utility Commission
Gates
SMU Dallas
John Gates
Communist Daily Worker
Jpiblic
Southern Methodist University
Student Forum Committee
Weather, Easter Shopping Boost Flickers Across Nation
An Associated Press survey of Easter shopping trends shows optimism in many areas despite recession talk. Merchants rely on sunshine and strong traffic, while large manufacturing regions report layoffs and gloom. Some markets see earlier Easter dates hurting sales, though department stores insist weather will determine outcomes.
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Associated Press
William ‘Tobey
Abmpam and Straus
Brooklyn
Julian N
Trivers
Davison
Altanita
Resatier
Dallas
Columbus
Universal
Los Angeles
Airliner Crash Near Miami Severs Flight After Takeoff
A four engine airliner crashed minutes after takeoff from Miami bound for Panama. Nine killed, 16 survived, many badly injured. Dense brush hindered rescue. helicopters evacuated wounded to local hospital as responders worked through mud and water.
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Fla
Bronitt Rhines
Panama
Miami International Airport
Lima
Sao Paulo
Rio
Solon Praises Merits Of Road Building Bill
Senator Gore says highway funding bill is a major step toward pulling America back to work and a sound investment in the fiber of America. He notes the bill would add 115 billion dollars in federal funds this year and may start dirt running within 60 days, creating a 5.406 billion dollar highway program with state matching funds.
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Wemonent
Sen Gore
D-Tenn
Bhiy
Senate
America
Anm
Gore
Legislaion
Two Auto Crashes Cause $1200 Loss and Injury
State Police at the focal substation investigated two area auto accidents causing about $1200 in property damage and injuring one driver. At 11:50 am yesterday near Center Ville on Route 8 a Jeep struck by a car driven by Harry Switzer of Rochester, NY, left the highway and damaged a tree. Switzer was admitted to Titusville City Hospital with facial injuries. The second crash occurred near 9:30 yesterday morning about a half mile west of Center Street West Colin, when a driver backed from a driveway onto West Carbou Avenue and was struck by a vehicle driven by Dominic Savcamozzane of Erk Troopery. the other operator was uninjured.
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Focal
Skt
Pail Gourley
Esterday
Center~ville
Enfield
Harry Switzer
Rochester
Titusville City Hospital
Gourley
Jury To Get Union Records In Grand Jury Action
Attorney Myomas G Lynch said the grand jury will receive union records as part of a four week investigation by his office into the union. Senate Markets Committee and Open Engineering Union were mentioned in brief.
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Listriet Atorney
Myomas G. Lynch
Erdey Fix
Senate
Lynch
Hhe Union
Dog Licensed After Claiming 147 Dog Years
Lloyd Whitman of 439 Shady Avenue applied for a dog license at Sharburg's News and Sports store. He listed the dog's age as twenty one, arguing the life ratio of seven to one makes the hound about 147 years old. The dog, described as half bulldog and half coon hound, is toothless but still praised as a sharp coon chaser.
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Lloyd Whitman
Shady Avenue
Sharburg
News and Sports
Whitman
Labor Probers Blast Hoffa As Hoodlum in Report
A Senate investigating panel described James R. Hoffa as a power hungry hoodlum who built a “hoodlum empire” in the Teamsters Union. It named Dave Beck and Frank W. Brewster among others, alleging corruption and plots to control vice in Portland. The report, finalizing a two year probe, centers on racketeering in the Teamsters as the core focus.
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Senate
James R. Fofi
Teamsters Union
Hofta
Dave Beck
Hota
Wah
Frank W. Brewster
Haff
Beck
Portland
Ore
Behator McClellan
Dak
Hoffa
YMCA Membership Up At Corry Board Meet
The Corry YMCA directors raised membership to 932 during a monthly meeting. Gerald Lane, secretary, announced AY0uUp and Le Jomo Leaders Club have formed, with a second program Fi Club for sophomore boys planned. Building inspection and procurement of archery equipment were approved. Teen Town and Teen Fraites activities will be held this Saturday. Paul Moerdink reported on the Spiritual Emphasis Retreat attended by L ano Lane at State College.
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Cory Ymca
Gerald Lane
le Jomo Leaders Club
Alton Dahlstrand
Teen Town
Cnrry’ Board
Editon- Mon
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Paul Moerdink
Inenic Lane
It State College
Hebrew rites close curtain on Todd's career
Chicago notes the funeral of film and stage producer Michael Todd. Survivors carried his remains to Waldheim Cemetery near Forest Park after he requested burial beside his father Rabbi Chaim Goldberg. Elizabeth Taylor arrived with friends for the service, exhausted from a 54 hour flight from Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Michael Todd
Waldheim Cemetery
Forest Park
Chaim Goldbogen
Elizabeth ‘Taylor
Bid for Registration Rejected by Erie County Board
A March 21 registration bid submitted by attorney John Spiegel of Corry on behalf of 104 local voters was denied by the Erie County Board of Elections. Spiegel, a Democratic candidate for assembly, sought a special registration but officials said March 17 is the cutoff date for such bids. The vote followed party lines with Democratic Commissioner Louis Reyniek in favor and Republicans Carl Proctor and Fred Lamberton voting against.
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Supmicwea
John Spiegel
Corry
Erie County Board of Elections
Spiegel
Venango
Louis Reyniek
Carl Proctor
Fred Lamberton
Denies Charges by FCC Commissioner Hyde in Probe
Washington Rosel J Hyde Federal Communications Commissioner denied impropriety in conduct as a gov official and rejected mismanagement claims against FCC members He called the inquiry grave and unpleasant and said he would try to salvage his finances while testifying before a House subcommittee investigating the FCC.
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Washington
Rosel J. Hyde
Communioniowse
Hyde
FCC
Uies
Truman
House
FCG
Royal visit to Holland ships to embark Britannia
Harwich England residents report Queen Elisabeth I and her husband Philip preparing for a royal voyage. They boarded the royal yacht Britannia at night for a state visit to Holland, prompting local excitement and security measures.
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Holland
Harwich
England
Eluzabeth 1
Poltice Philip
Britannia
Hollan
No Delay Seen in Shortway Plan says Van Zandt
Fann Van Zandt reports to readers that the Bureau of Public Roads has assured no delay in advancing the Keystone Shortway program in Pennsylvania. He notes the State Highways Department is studying Sharon Stroudsboro route locations and will seek federal aid once a definite location is approved, with federal funds possible upon request.
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Washivu Syry
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
van Zandt
First Visit Of Spring Weather Delays City Work
The unsettled spring weather from the North Atlantic portioner to the area has cut short walkers planning. Yesterday reached 47 degrees. low record 28. Forecast today and tomorrow in low 40s with possible 28 tonight. Weather delays freets department from deploying a new street sweeper in Pittalurgua.
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Osovia
North Atlantic
Freets Department
Clay Chowell
Aveener Company
Pittaluirga
Walt
Yealirany
Police
Ares
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