Eisenhower seeks UN observers for Pacific atomic tests
President Eisenhower announced plans to invite United Nations scientific observers to witness upcoming U S tests in the Pacific this summer. He said the aim is to show progress in reducing radioactive fallout from nuclear explosions, with a first time involvement of an international group at the proving ground. He hoped the committee would include members from the Soviet Union and other Communist bloc nations.
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Soviet Union
Storm costs hit Pennsylvania utilities at least 10 million
Large parts of central, north, and eastern Pennsylvania faced widespread storm costs exceeding ten million dollars. Philadelphia Electric reported the costliest damage in its history, while Pennsylvania Power and Light estimated repairs would extend into 1980, and Bell Telephone noted thousands of phones out of service. Insurance agencies prepared for a surge in home damage claims as utilities and transportation bore the brunt of the damage.
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Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
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Bell Sail
Oir
Mir Vicane Hanel
Mitchell Asks Tightening Of Labor Laws
Washington Secretary of Labor Mitchell urged Congress to tighten picketing and boycott provisions of Taft Hartley and to curb labor corruption. He testified as a Senate Labor committee opened hearings on new labor legislation focusing on anticorruption recommendations from the Senate Rackets Committee, while Eisenhower proposals on picketing and boycotts were described as strengthening the law framework.
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Secretary of Labor
Mitchell
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Senate Labor Committee
Shayman Kennedy
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Senate
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Benheey
VFEW Post Names Officers
Veterans of the Foreign Emergency War Veterans post names officers after elections. Commander John Botan and Senior Vice Commander Whois Clippe are among the leaders, with Beverly Benson as Junior Commander and other named members listed. The note reflects post leadership changes and notable ex-service members.
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Whois Clipe
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Bevery Benson
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Iussell Mallar
Mlistée
Rodney Krivin
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Robert Crave
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Wilkos Pal
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Ballocims
Train Derailment Near Allentown Damages Cars
A Reading Company freight train derailed about seven miles west of Allentown on the East Perm Branch Line in front of the Mavongle depot. Thirty-two of the 115 cars left the tracks as the personnel worked to clear the scene and assess damage.
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Reading Company
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Waterford Man Accidentally Shot In Right Leg
A Waterford man narrowly escaped serious injury when a pistol discharged from his pocket during target shooting at his home. The slug struck his right leg and he was taken to Stem Memorial Hospital in good condition.
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Stem Memorial Hospital
M Tion City
Clay Conover
Hulke
Conover
Aldesay
Siem Memorial Hospital
Ex-Corry Theatre Manager Robbed Of Receipts
Former Rex Theatre manager Regis Burns of Erie reported a drive-in heist at Star Drive-in in Millcreek. A teen hoodlum wearing a black mask demanded $200 in receipts, pointed a pistol, and fled as Burns and cashier Mary Lou Tewis were ordered to walk away with arms raised. The robber, about 5'8" and 190 pounds, wore a snap brim hat, dark jacket, and dark trousers, and disappeared into fog after 9:53 p.m. Police searched the area but found no trace, while Burns noted the suspect seemed familiar with the layout. The pistol may have been a .45.
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Star Drive
Millcreek
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Burney
Moran
Dailey
Eisenhower asks Congress to speed civilian spending
Today President Eisenhower urged Congress to authorize an antirecession spending speedup of up to 840 million dollars for civilian supplies, a figure higher than yesterday’s White House estimate. The request aims to accelerate government purchases, primarily civilian, while defense buys remain largely excluded.
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Eisenhower
Congress
White House
James C. Hagerty
House
Fisenhower
Oscar Night at Academy Awards Faces Tragedy and Triumph
The Oscars broadcast carries somber notes with producer Mike Todd’s death casting a pall over the festivities. Elizabeth Taylor and other stars are highlighted with Mae West and Clark Gable among expected TV debuts. Nominees include Anne Bancroft, Deborah Kerr, Joanne Woodward and Bette Davis rivals in a tense field for acting honors.
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Tina
Elizabeth ‘Taylor
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Academy of Motion Picture
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Mae West
Rumor of Bulganin Ouster Shakes Soviet Circle
Western observers pry into Moscow as the Supreme Soviet prepares to convene amid rumors that Premier Nikolai Bulganin may be ousted. Possible successor Alexei Kirichenko looms as Khrushchev ally. Kremlin silent on shakeup amid candidate lists and parliamentary elections.
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Alexei T. Kirichenko
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Rose
Brother Disrupts Todd Rites in Chicago Cemetery
Elizabeth Taylor endured a harrowing funeral for Mike Todd in Waldheim Cemetery Chicago with interruptions from her estranged brother Dr Rexford Kenneman and Carl Goldboren a taxi driver who tried to disrupt the service. The ceremony proceeded as sobbing relatives watched the casket arrive.
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Waldheim
Mike Todd
New Mexico
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Liz
Todd
Rexford Kenneman
Carl Goldboren
Long Beach
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Goldbowe
David
Carl
Hanley
Dick Haviley
Cart
Elizabeth
Soviets May Move On Disarmament Without U S
Washington officials privately anticipate a dramatic Soviet move on disarmament possibly by suspending nuclear tests or declaring intent to stop weapon manufacture. A Moscow announcement could aim to pressure the West while avoiding international inspection as Khru shchev and the Supreme Soviet prepare a new session.
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Supreme Soviet
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Congress Passes Soil Bank Bill in Landmark Pact
Congress approved a large funding bill totalling over 22.8 billion dollars with an extra 290 million for soil bank payments. The measure, sent to the president for signature, funds multiple federal agencies and directs most of the money to reimburse the Commodity Credit Corp for crop program losses. It also allocates funds for a U.S. exhibit at the Brussels World Fair. In Lourdes France, four women died and 18 were injured when a box carrying Catholic pilgrims crashed into a tree near the shrine city.
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Army Fires Explorer II in Jupiter-C Flight from Cape Canaveral
The Army launched another Explorer-bearing Jupiter-C rocket from Cape Canaveral aiming to place a 31-pound Explorer 1 satellite into orbit about 200 miles up. The launch followed a previous Explorer attempt on January 31 and a March 6 failure when the fourth stage did not ignite, preventing orbital speed.
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Thuntsville
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Revoke Ban On Court Photos In Allegheny County
Polio danger exists in Harrisburg as health officials warn of potential summertime outbreak. State Health Dept says about 230,000 preschoolers and 1.1 million adults under 40 remain unvaccinated and urges full three shot inoculation. News about court photo access and related orders appears in the same column.
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Proton
Judie William H
Navaher
Ayidae McNanzher
Judee Me
Sauaher
Olive Justice
Jones
Stee Cnet
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State Health Department
Charles L. Wilbur
West Germany backs nuclear weapons policy vote
Bonn reports a four day debate as the Bundestag approves a motion to station nuclear weapons and NATO missiles in West Germany. The ruling Christian Democrats carry the measure 269 to 194 despite strong opposition from Free Democrats and Socialists who warn of national emergency and risk to East West tensions.
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Erich Oilenhaver
Woman Stabbed Dies in Pittsburgh Home Attack
A 41 year old woman, Catherine Dailey, died at Passaic Hospital last night from a stomach stab wound suffered in her Pittsburgh All District home. Police said she was stabbed at her residence Sunday by John, a 39 year old Hill District resident.
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All Distriet
John
the Hill Distiet
FBI Imposters Steal $2700 in Four Home Raids
Four residents of Industry Township report being robbed by two men posing as FBI agents. They ransacked three homes, forced victims to count and seal cash envelopes, and warned them not to leave. Total loss exceeds $2700 with victims including Mrs Steffine Kuzmic Zarilein and Bedie. Police and district attorney investigate.
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Bedie
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