Farm Prices Jump as Ike Prepares Veto on Aid Bill
Washington reports farm prices rose 4 percent to end March 15 as costs paid by farmers climbed 1 percent to a record. The gain follows three straight monthly increases, narrowing the gap to 11 percent from 1959 highs. Benson praised the surge while supporting a veto of the price support freeze bill. The White House indicated Eisenhower may act next week.
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White House
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U.S
UU. S
Europe
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Hinneratt
House Probers Question Two Other FCC Members
Washington investigators prepared to question other FCC members after denials of misconduct from Bartley and Hyde. Bartley, Hyde defend actions as proper under FCC rules, stating the $128 daily allowance and travel expenses were appropriate. Chairman Harris said Robert E. Lee will testify Monday as six others, including former FCC members, expected to testify.
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County highway bid for railroad overpass in Monaco area
The Satt Highways Department received an unofficial bid of 1 014 648 dollars from O'Brien and Redmond for constructing approaches and guider pidge over Pennsylvania Railroad tracks to carry Waffle Route 8 through Monaco Freedom and East Rochester.
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O’brien and
Redmond
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Freedom
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Rochester
Pilot Error Blamed In Fatal Air Collision Near Denton
Two Air Force planes collided in midair near Denton Texas killing 18 people. The Civil Aeronautics Administration says a 2000 foot separation could have prevented the crash. Bruce Chambers of the CAA Fort Worth quoted.
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Diefenbaker Favored To Win Re election
Ottawa report notes Conservative John Diefenbaker is heavily favored to win Monday’s Canadian parliamentary election. Polls show a likely majority of 268 seats, with Liberal Lester B Pearson predicting victory and criticizing the Conservatives’ public works plan as hollow. Pearson campaigns on a 400 million dollar relief proposal and an Indians holiday plan, arguing for recession relief while Diefenbaker touts a shift toward Britain and trade. In other news, chemist Dr John H. Sachs, 68, died at his Oxford, Pennsylvania residence from heart failure.
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Canada
John Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Lester B Pearson
M. To & In
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Ely
Diefenbaker
Britain
WEW
Oxford
John MH Sachs
Adams County
CG. Christ
Vigilante effort grows in Idaho bomber hunt
Residents of IwaHo Falls join police in night patrols after a series of dynamite blasts. A 24 year old mother Roene Gasser was injured in a bombing that also damaged cars and windows. FBI agents and a Seattle explosives expert assist authorities who link the incidents to a possible deranged bomber amid a $1,000 reward.
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Idaho
Roene Gasser
Ralph
Gio
F. G. Perrin
Civil Defense
Seattle
Wash
FBI
Intruder Piles Into Bed At East Jerick Street Home
Police were called at 9 95 last night to remove a local man who had climbed into bed in an East Jerick Street home. George Wilcox, recently held for Erie County court, emerged from a locked second floor room after intruder removal. Mrs Laura Steen reported the prowler. Wilcox claimed he had permission from Zipnorah Miller.
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Laura Steen
East Frederick Street
Frank Carnegie
George Wilcox
West Frederick Street
Wilcox
M.S. Cobbett
Erie County Court
Corry water rate rise set for July 1
Corry residents will see higher water bills starting July 1 as proposed rate changes shift monthly charges and raise hydrant costs. The public utility commission will review the schedule, with typical bills rising from 1.40 to 1.90 dollars for a basic 1.40 month and other increases noted for 1.80, 2.08, and 2.20 dollar bills. The city’s hydrant charge will rise to 30.8 dollars per hydrant annually, while the city’s share toward new lines will drop to 175 dollars per mile. The water company projects about 26 thousand dollars more net revenue.
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Corry
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Carry Water Supply Co
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PCC
Water Company
H. A. Gilbert
Comany
Gilbert
Youth cited in city collision near West South and Spring
Richard J. Fill of Irvine was cited by city police after his southbound car allegedly ran a stop sign and struck a truck driven by Joseph Console of East Street at West South and Spring. Estimated damages totaled $325 with Console’s truck at $200 and Fill’s car at $125.
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West South
Spring Streets
Richard J. Fill
Irvine
Spring Street
Fill
Joseph Console
East Street
South Street
Console
Pennsylvania race heats three nominations for top offices
Election time in Pennsylvania finds three men pursuing state top posts as the Republican Organization backs candidates for May primaries. Left to right Arthur McGonigie of Reading seeks the gubernatorial nomination, with John M. Wal and others discussing strategy.
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Reading
John M. Wal
Ex Soviet Corporal Claims Red Missile Killed 130
Former Red Army corporal Semosha Asatjev recounted witnessing a long range missile crash that wiped out 130 of 186 residents in a small Arctic fishing village. He said a test missile altered course, destroying homes, ships, and triggering immediate suspensions and arrests by Moscow.
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England
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Soviet Union
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Russia
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Asaljev
Olokminisk
Who's Playing Tricks in a Car Theft Mystery
Police pursue an elusive thief linked to a black 1950 Ford two door parked in front of Nichols Grocery on East Main Street. The vehicle, registered 462914 with one chrome strip missing, was spotted twice on West Congress Street as officers monitored the scene for the suspect’s return.
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Muitc
Nichols Grocery
East Man Street
Munn
Uils
David Apps
West Congress Street
Apis
Jean
$250 Million More Poured Into Soil Bank Fund
Washington reports signed legislation adds 260 million dollars for the soil bank program this year. The measure, part of a 2.86 billion dollar bill supplementing several federal agencies, increases funding for farmers abandoning production or idle land. It also includes posts for the Post Office and Treasury as part of the fiscal year allocations.
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Ifn
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Wan
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Treasury
Eisenhower
Highways Secretary to Disclose Shortway Projects
Highway secretary Henmooune Jo uewis M Stevens says on Monday or Tuesday the initial Keystone Shortway projects will be announced with sections for construction outlined. He aims to set the Shortway apart and gives a time estimate for bid calls, after Sen Derky quoted a telegram confirming March 31 1958 planning and construction details.
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Evens
Miles R. Derky
D-Lycoming
Stevens
Bloomsburg
Pennsylvania
Hestone
Brad
150 Recalled 4s Firm Gets Army Contract
The 150 Recalled 4s firm has been awarded a 2065 109 cantinc to produce Army practice unit bombs. The Rochester district ordnance office awarded the contract to manufacture various types of practice bombs. The company plans to recall about 190 workers previously laid off as orders resume. The firm had about 1,000 workers last year but reduced staff due to a drop in work at its plant amid Atomic Energy Commission effects.
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Rochester
Woman Claimed Anastasia Be Truthful Denied in German Court
In Wiesbaden a Lausanne professor testified that Anna Anderson, aged 57, claiming to be Anastasia, is a pretender. The case, tied to the House of Hesse and czarist properties, reopens after a 1986 Berlin ruling found the claim groundless.
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Germany
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Black Forest
Anastasia
Pierre Gillard
Lausanne University
House of Hesse
Anna Anderson
Anderson
West Berlin
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Alexandria
Gilliard
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