Senate Digs Deeper Into Becks Luxury Digs
Senate investigators pressed questions as notes show $420000 in union funds moved to Beck and more. McClellan cited potential self incrimination and delayed testimony after Beck refused to answer, citing Fifth Amendment protections. The inquiry's scope and timing remained unsettled as lawmakers withheld comment.
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Senate
Contanol
Courgeess
Bock
McClellan/DArk
Speci Bente
McClaftan
Howela
Qopux
Fagewal
Teamsters Union
Beck
Cleth
Boeke
AFL
CIO
Fifi
Anizacion
Council
Wnswerine
Ttn
Medellin
WEY DE Tron
Lim
Mad
Union
Wink Konedy
McGelbin
Beatie
Woman held after knife accident kills child
Lovett Donvite, 8, died after a kitchen knife wielded during a domestic dispute caused a severed artery. Her mother Catherine Donvite, 30, faces one count of involuntary manslaughter as investigators clarify the sequence that led to the child Loretta’s fatal injury.
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Dorthy Ponvite
Pollen
Lovett
Wichard
Donvite
Boys Who Skipped School Exposed After Months Away
Two boys from Lee Tinville aged 4 and 13 admitted missing school for six months. They sought shelter in a cave behind their home and later confessed they kept playing truant to explore and watch the sky. They returned to school after discovery and faced the consequences.
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Deena
SeLigol
Lee Tinville
Brother Denry
Dlivery
Anid
Union Train Strike Slows travel in New York and New Jersey
A five union walkout of non operating employees halted Hudson and Manhattan trains at 7 am affecting about 65 000 commuters between New York and New Jersey. The strike involved telegraphers electrical workers clerks and others demanding 20 cents an hour raise over three years. The company offered 35 cents an hour for one year. Current wages ranged from 1 801 to 2 06 per hour with extra ferry and bus arrangements planned by carriers to cope with riders.
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Stichman
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Hoboken
Manhinttan
Pennsylvana, Railroadiug
Newark
Pennsylvania Station
Manhattan
Jersey Central
Jersey City
Pina
Dlenal
Carmen
Transport Workers Union
U S May Weigh Trade Barriers With China
Reports say the United States may review its stance on trade with Communist China following Bermuda talks between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan. The move would involve consultations with Congress before any policy change.
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China
Bermuda
Presdent
Eisenhower
Britain
Macmillan
T.6
Meldie
Trady Gurslers
Trady Gurslers With Conmuuniat
le Tinenfower Administration
Congress Commat Fenders
De Valera Visit Sparks Pittsburgh Remarks
De Valera toured Pittsburgh amid remarks on Ireland and U S relations. The visit included discussions with local officials and a reception attended by figures such as New York Mayor Robert Wayne.
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de Valera
Pittsburgh
Serta Princeinister
Bamon de Valery
Corry
Pest
Irian Feadey
Glen
Irelane Roshi
Pitiaburel
Innonaethlé
Mayni Lawrence Vialied
Valeri Eri
Trail Of U S Woman Kidnapped By Iran Bandits
Government officials said troops and police closed in on bandits who abducted Mrs Anita Carroll of Issaquah Washington. The search encompassed the Tangeorkheh Desert in southeastern Iraq near the Pakistani border as 700 gendarmes and 400 soldiers move in. The victim's husband Kevin Carroll and two others were killed, and authorities hoped to capture the bandits within 48 hours.
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Iran
Bani
Hush
UY Fomads
Humber
Trad
Anita Hubyar Curroll
Issiquash
Wash
Persian Gulf
Oman
Tangeorkheh
Traq
Pakistan
Mra Garrell
Thuiah
Shah Mohammed Rezai Pahlevi
Tren
Tangesorkheh
Golphi
Timot
Ajax Plant Adopts Four Day Week Among Losses
The Ajax plant notified hourly workers of a four day workweek effective today due to reduced sales and high inventories. Management hopes a return to a five day schedule may occur before April end, with salaried staff unaffected and some layoffs for recently hired hourly workers continuing.
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Muun Hun Yuen
Merchants Sponsor 99 Cent Sale Citywide
Local merchants unite for a citywide 99 cent sale organized by the Retail Merchants Bureau. About twenty eight shopkeepers cooperate to offer hot price deals during the event. Advertisements appear on pages 12 of today’s Journal.
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Severn
Burea
Chamber of Commerce
House Nearing Budget Cut For Labor And Welfare
A House drive to reduce Labor and Welfare appropriations moved into its oil stages as Republicans and Southern Democrats pressed to trim a total of about 200 million from Eisenhower's request. Over two days the chamber cut 14.4 million from committee totals, following a 118 million cut already made earlier.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Cite Letters By Ex Members In Pardons Probe
A legislative committee probing the State Pardons Board heard letters allegedly asking officials to favorably act on cases. Deputy Atty. Gen. Victor Wreht read names incluing former Mayor Charles A. Kincaid and others from McKeesport Butler and Philadelphia. Atty. Gen. Thomas D. McBride said the letters will balance testimony and referenced additional material.
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Philadelphia
Atty
Gen. Thomas
D. McBride
McBride
James K. Arnold
Greek Cypriot Leader Released From Exile in Seychelles
Archbishop Makarios is freed from exile in the Seychelles but barred from immediate return to Cyprus. British Colonial Secretary Lennox-Boyd says he has not fully renounced violence yet is no longer deemed necessary to detain him.
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Asupqony
Britain
Malartos
Seychelles
Cyprus
Cypris
Greece
Alan Lennox- Boyd
Makarios
Mukatice
Soyphelles
Lennox-Boyd
Lelmox-Boyd
House of Commons
GOP Rests Casa 2 or 3 Percent Sales Tax Debate
Harrisburg report on the House vote and public sentiment over raising the sales tax this year. Key figures include Speaker W Bruark Melny and GOP Leader Rowland B Mahany. Governor seeks a veto on a plan with exemptions for manufacturers utilities and shipyards.
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Wreed
Waite
Helm_jomont_ wit sen
Rowland B. Mahany
Bergman Wins Oscar as Brynner Tops Actors
Ingrid Bergman, exiled from Hollywood, wins her second Oscar for Anastasia as Yul Brynner earns best actor for The King and I. Dorothy Malone and Anthony Quinn take supporting honors. the industry hints Bergman may be welcomed back to Hollywood.
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Ingrid Bergman
Halywood
Por Rayil
Anastasiiy
Yul Brynner
Mies Bergman
Paris
Deleht
Brynner
Dorothy Malone
Anthony Quinn
Kauguin
Digrid
Beverly Alllis
Italy
Roberta Rosselin
Miss Hergman
Cary Grant
Aon
Miss Bergman
Hollywood
George Stevens
Texas
Eleven Dead After Explosions Hit Mexican Fireworks Plant
Dozens injured as blasts ichi leveled a fireworks factory and adjoining dynamite filled warehouse in a crowded Mexico City district. Police question factory owner Antonio Joyas Chaves while rescue teams search for more victims amid widespread damage and a crater 10 by 30 feet.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Tuibble
Iate
Wiich
Antonio Joyas Chaves
Admits Widow Lived Longer Than Expected
Dr Arthur Henry Douthwaite testified that Mrs Edith Morrell exceeded her expected life by at least two years after a stroke. The defense revealed morphine injections were given before Dr Adams took the case, suggesting possible pre existing drug addiction.
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Ee Ea Ree
John Bodkin Adams
Prosecution
Adams
Arthur Henry Douthwaite
Edith Alice Morrell
Poutlywaite
London
Guy's Hospital
Dr .Adams
Mra Morrell
Douthwaite
Morrell
Cheshire
Geoffey
Adame
Daythwails
Cites Need Of Tax Relief For Small Businesses
Vague report from Wasnenanet Ia cites tax relief needs for small firms. Rep. Van Zandh argues for a measure raising the tax rate from 20 to 30 percent, citing Altoona figures and a 625,000 revenue reference, amid debate on relief steps.
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Wasnenanet Ia
van Zandh
Phé Messure
West Won’t Replace Suez Pipelines and Canal Control
Egypt will refuse foreign supervision over the Suez Canal. Nasser maintains firm grip amid Western pressure. Officials warn pipelines and supertankers cannot render the canal idle, as military diplomatic and economic pressures mount.
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Suez
Brestnes
Asser
Omdr
Ali Subry
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nasser
Dag Hammarskjold Returns to New York From Cairo Talks
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold lands at Idlewild Airport amid a new round of Middle East diplomacy with Egyptian President Nasser. He says exploratory talks in Cairo will inform discussions in New York and vows continued efforts to aid peace.
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Ee UN
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Middle-East
Nasser
New
Cairo
United Nations
Ali Sabry
Hammarskjold
Egypt
Two Cars Wrecked In Separate Crashes Here
Two separate crashes yesterday in the Corry district left no serious injuries. A 1956 car driven by Robert Podvin Jr. rolled over on Route 89 south of Wattsburg after a truck turned. Podvin cited brake use and a sudden truck maneuver as causes. vehicle damage set at 1600 dollars. A second crash on Columbia Bear Lake road involved John T. Shaffner returning home from Lewistown. his car total loss valued at 2000 dollars and farm property damage about 50 dollars.
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Oral Bar
Route
Wattsburg
Robert Podvin
Melbverne
Podvin
Podvia
Berm
John T. Shuffmer
Key West
Pla
Columbia-Bear Lake
Acorn Crib
Manwaring Farm
Shaffner
Lewis Run
Papera
Aides Begin Voluntary Anti Tu te nus Shots at Plant No 1
Employees of Gerry vamsiawint Mig Corp start a voluntary program to receive anti tetanus shots at Plant No 1 with Plant No 3 workers scheduled for tomorrow. The inoculations, funded by the plant, aim to prevent lockjaw after injuries. The program is voluntary and free to workers.
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locke-Jave
Emnployis
Washington
Murire
James H. Duff
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Senate
Beck
Evertad
McClellan
D-Ark
Duff
Nini
Heck
Becaise Nie
X Ben. Milndt
Merk
Seoupsel
Il von Dutt
Nim
Cadet Gibbons Says He Quit West Point to Resign
Cadet Kerom Lee Gibbons, 18, fled West Point on March 5 to resign from the U S Military Academy. He said parental consent was required for a quit and his parents would not permit it. He survived on potatoes after a March escape and is now recovering in the West Point Hospital.
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Point
West Point
N.Y
Kerom Lee Gibbons
U. S. Military Academy
Gibbons
Ges
Fulton
Jereey
N. Dtm
Man Drowns After Fall Into Pond Near Auter Skidded
Deputy Coroner reports a drowning at a pond south of Auter, as a tractor trailer and bystander were involved. The victim is identified as George Stingy Jr., 71, of Narprnler, with the coroner's ruling recorded in Cookburg.
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Butler
H. Beggs
Sentleyviler
Auter
Tony
George Stingy
Nar
Cookburg
Eisenhower Seeks Bipartisan Aid Push to Congress
President Eisenhower makes a direct appeal to congressional leaders for a bipartisan approach to a large aid package. He notes current dollars are insufficient and urges quicker, targeted spending while acknowledging resistance from some lawmakers and the need for private support.
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Ike
Congress
Washington
Eienhower
Sen
Knowlan
Elvenhower
Eenhower
House May Okay Business Tax Extension Today
The measure to extend three billion dollars of annual business taxes to July 1, 1968 won Senate approval after seven hours of debate. Administration support noted the 15 month extension and expected Eisenhower to sign by Sunday, with Monday deadlines to implement rate changes.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Yale
Thay
Vocaten
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