Paragraf City Police Report of Parcels and Vandalism
Police investigated a parcel fallen from a truck on Maple avenue and Smith street and found a roofing paper roll. the owner may claim it at the station. Pranksters removed a Keep off the Grass sign from East Park Place office of General Telephone Co of Pennsylvania. officials seek its recovery.
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Maple Avenue
Smith Street
The
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
East Park Place
Ike’s housing program nearly scuttled today
A House committee cut the Atomic Energy Commission budget from 1 342 000 000 to 1 189 000 700 a reduction of 162 086 800 while boosting overall funding over this year by 182 179 100. The panel approved most of the AEC requests for materials weapons and reactor development but left the research program at 38 900 000. Average employment next year would fall to 6 647, down 380.
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Rage One
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
WBEN Radio Schedule Snapshot from the Day
A fragmented TV and radio timetable lists programs across the day including Sagebrush, News, Sport Spotlight, Art Linkletter, News Caravan, Wrestling, Weather, Mr. Peepers, Favorite Story, Joe Palooka, Space Patrol and Children’s Time. Readable entries show times and show titles with several partial labels in the Saturday section.
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Wbenton
Art Linkletter
Mr. Peepers
Joe Palooka
Egypt moves toward civilian rule after prisoner releases
Egypt's military government freed hundreds of political prisoners including Moslem Brotherhood leaders as President Naguib pledges a return to civilian rule. Proposals for July constituent elections prompt talk of Brotherhood influence while caretaker civilian government plans surface amid post blast arrests and ongoing trials.
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Naguib
Associatea Rrese
Cairo
Egypt
Shubra
Hassan Hodelby
Revolutionary Court
Prosecution rests in court martial of GI Schick
Tokyo report that the prosecution rested its case in the murder court martial of M. Set. Maurice L. Schick of Canonsburg Pennsylvania accused of strangling 9-year-old Susan Rothschild, daughter of Col. Rothschild of Chicago, with the panel of Army psychiatrists ruling Schick sane after defense sought dismissal on insanity grounds. The trial may end tomorrow as a witness testified Schick admitted killing two young French girls during World War II under truth serum.
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Wang
M. Set
Maurice L. Schick
Schick
Canonsburg
Susan Rothschild
Jacquard Rothschild
Chicago
Egypt’s Nasser Returns as President After Army Coup
Dol. Gamal Abdel Nasser and the younger officers who ousted Naguib a month ago were compelled by public opinion to reinstate him as president, premier, and chairman of the council.
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Dol
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Naguib
NLRB Sets Aside Dock Election Amid Violence Probe
A National Labor Relations Board examiner recommended setting aside a dock election won by the International Longshoremen’s Association on the New York waterfront. He blamed the rival APL-TLA union for voting day violence, while the ILA’s victory prompted AFL backed tensions. The three week work stoppage has cost New York millions in shipping.
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Associated
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
International Longshare— Men’s Association
New York
Apl-Tla
American Federation of Labor
Woman Dies in Bald Engle Fire Near Tyrone
Alma D Quitch, 66, perished in a house fire that destroyed her Bald Engle home near Tyrone. Firefighters found her body amid the blaze as rescue efforts continued.
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Tyrone
Alma D
Quitch
Bald Engle
Senate Passes Large Cut in Excise Taxes
The Senate approved substantial excise tax reductions, overriding none of the House cuts while proposing new trims. Key disputes center on a 100 million dollar cut for household appliances and a 65 million dollar cut eliminating admissions tax on movie tickets and similar small items. Conference deliberations will resolve the remaining differences including club dues safety deposits and pistols.
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House
Congress Charts Path on Admissions Levy and Tax Cuts
House votes to cut admissions levy from 20 to 10 percent amid talks of compromise. Byrd and Williams win Senate support to strike all cuts except 217 million for admissions. Senate rejects Democratic efforts to reduce excises and trim broadcasting levies as votes favor maintaining broader tax cuts.
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Jon
Senate
Byrd
D-Va
Williams
Radio
TV One
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