Builders Rejoice As FHA Down Payments Are Cut
A government move cuts FHA Home Down Payment requirements, trimming equity from 7 percent to 3 percent for new purchases up to 20 000 and 18 percent for higher values, aiming to spur home building. Officials and industry groups debate impact, with caution on inflation and credit limits.
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National Association of Home Builders
Rayburn Warns on Disability Plan at White House talk
Rayburn warned at a White House meeting with Democratic and Republican leaders that an opinion of a disability plan might be drawn. Eisenhower proposed a constitutional amendment to let the Cabinet decide by majority if the president is unable to perform duties. The idea faced opposition from Righthien and supporters. The vice president would assume duties if the president resigns or is unable. The discussion continued amid constitutional questions.
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Ime
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Eisenhower
500000 More Join Britain's Labor Strike
A large labor strike widens across Britain as about half a million workers in shipbuilding, aircraft, autos, electricals, and domestic appliances join the action. Induced by wage disputes, unions warn exports may suffer if settlements are delayed. Ford and Briggs plants report partial standstills and separate wage talks continue in Dagenham.
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Northumberland fine payment and scattered court notes
A fragmented report notes fines paid for speeding and unrelated court mentions. It references a $15 fine, a prior $10 fine with $8 costs, and various names and places including Northumberland, Dut vilhi, and Northam Werlubd. Other items mention a governor, a dinner, and a reference to United Nations reporting.
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Ernest Kreps
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Miles Attows
Hartsburg
Nfo
Milk Price Drops Somewhere Not Here
Milk price changes are noted elsewhere in the state, with a few reductions expected next Monday. Local households report a price differential between small containers and larger quantities, with two quarts at 51 cents and a half ration at 60 cents, while other sizes see minor shifts.
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British aide quits as cabinet split looms over Cyprus crisis
Exforeign minister Salisbury resigns as Lord President, prompting Buckingham Palace to confirm the move while questions rise over Britain’s atomic energy leadership. Prime Minister Macmillan may assume the energy post as ministers debate the Cyprus policy and Makarios’s stance.
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House of Lords
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Anthony Eden
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Witness Sees Kidnapped Lady Near Border
An embassy spokesman said police searching for the kidnapped American woman have reports from a witness claiming to have seen Mrs. Anita Carroll near the border. The report counters rumors she was abandoned by captors after her husband and two Iranians were killed by an outlaw band in Tran.
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Anita Carroll
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Wild Southeast
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Nation Enjoys Normal Spring Weather Pattern
Nation experiences near normal spring conditions with rainfall in the Northwest and parts of the Northeast. Wet weather spreads from the Pacific east through Western Montana and the northern two thirds of California. Temperatures stay around seasonal norms with slight changes across regions from northern to southern areas.
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Pennsylvania
Newsman Lawyer Henry A Montgom dying at 69
Henry Arthur Montgomery known as Newsman Lawyer died today at Old Hospital after months of illness. A longtime Michigan newspaperman, lawyer and public relations consultant, he was 69.
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Old Hospital
Newsmen Protest Ike Gettysburg Speed Campaign
Washington reporters flag down Eisenhower’s 70 mph Gettysburg trip drawing protests from lawmakers. Officials questioned safety and speed records as police halted pursuits. reporters in separate cars lagged behind the presidential convoy before regaining pace.
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Eisenhower
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Plotire
Busenhowar
Convoys Begin Moving Through Suez Canal Today
PORT SAID Egypt two ship convoys move through the Suez Canal marking a major step toward resumption of normal operations. The nine ship convoy entered from Suez at the canal’s southern end after a sandstorm delay and paid tides to the Suez Canal Authority. A second smaller convoy followed, with ships ranging 913 to 6,213 tons. A UN salvage team planned to clear the final obstruction, the 1,461-ton frigate Abuldr sunk near the southern entrance, with an Egyptian government source indicating further action to come.
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Pair Sentenced In Weinberger Extortion Case
Rowell 24 of Elizabeth New Jersey and Robert F Giebler 27 of Jackson Heights Queens were sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to attempting to extort $5 000 from Beatrice Weinberger the parents of kidnapped Peter Weinberger The crimes occurred after a drunken tavern call on July 6 promising to return the 92 day old child who had been abducted on July 4 The infant was found dead later of exposure Angelo Lamarka 31 was convicted and faces a death sentence Rowell received the maximum 2 1/2 to 7 years and Giebler 1 to 3 years Judge Vincent R Impellitteri presided
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Gordon ‘. Rowell
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Robert F. Giebler
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Queens
Beatrice Weinberger
Peter
Weinberger
Westbury
Angelo LaMarca
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Giebler
Vincent R. Impellitteri
New York
Impellitteri
Rowell
Maryland
Dismissal of Reckless Driving Charge In Local Case
Ronald O Crosscut, 17, had a reckless driving charge dropped by Cobbett after an aldermanic decision. The case stemmed from a March 3 crash at Wayne street and Irving Way intersection involving a vehicle owned by John Kolanoski. The judge cited slippery streets and reserved ruling before dismissing all charges.
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Crontout
Maat ‘Trving
Wayne Street
Kolwinski
Crosacut
Cobbett
Teamsters Leader Beck Suspended by AFL CIO Council
Washington sources report Dave Beck faces suspension from AFL CIO leadership as the council orders a full investigation into charges that he brought the labor movement into disrepute. The move follows Beck invoking Fifth Amendment protection and comes amid broader probes of corruption involving other Teamsters officials and ongoing Senate Rackets Committee inquiries.
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UAE Roadside Smashup Cited Driver Arrested for Reckless Driving
Gerald M. Knight 82 of Marton Street was arrested by patrol officers after a West Smith Street collision at 2 02 this morning with Walter J. Dundon of 121 West Smith Street. Dundon, heading west, turned into his driveway when Knight’s car struck his vehicle broadside. Both cars damaged about 400 dollars. Dundon complained of back pain but declined medical exam.
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Pennsy Hopes To Improve Passenger Runs
The Pennsylvania Railroad aims to shave about an hour from the Erie to Emporium run of trains 580 and 581 by centralizing the loading of mail at a single depot along the route. Manager Cecil Muldoon says fewer stops for mail cars and a single diesel unit could cut time and reduce costs, with further plans for roomettes and bedroom cars to attract riders and sustain revenue.
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Army cuts training team of guardsmen and reserves
The Army reduced training obligations for draftees volunteers and guardsmen amid new rules. Youths joining active duty for six months will serve three years, ready reserve duty for draftees drops from five to four years, and regular Army volunteers see obligations cut from five to four years. The changes, announced yesterday, take effect next Monday.
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Ume
Court orders lift on O'Hara novel ban
Judge Weideman ruled police officials violated the First Amendment by ordering removal or shelving of John O'Hara Ten North Frederick. The order cited freedom of the press and due process, stating the ban exceeded lawful authority and circumvented judicial processes. Police censor and Detroit distributors faced constitutional limits.
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Eacuit Junge
Carl M. Weideman
Edward Piggins
John O'Hara
Ten North Frederick
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U. S
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Pieninn
Melville Bullach
Detroit
ADA Convention Speech Targets Communists in Liberal Group
Sen. Douglas urged the American for Democratic Action to purge any Communists or totalitarian sympathizers from its liberal ranks. He pledged to keep vigilance against Red infiltrators, saying Communists remain under Moscow’s influence despite internal difficulties. He praised ADA’s decade of work on social measures and civil rights as delegates worked on platform restatement and policy reports.
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Church Project Nears Completion
The First Methodist Church in Long Beach reports a $5,000 improvement project nearing final completion. A stone base restoration has progressed over several days, with exterior work including brick, lintels, and belfry louvers on schedule to finish within two days.
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Two Killed as Eight-Million Jet Crashes Near Tulsa
An eight million dollar Air Force jet bomber exploded in a bright flame about 15 miles north of Tulsa, killing pilot Ross B. Patrick 7, navigator John W. Medort 32, and co-pilot Charles P. Craven 34. Debris covered two square miles. two other crewmen parachuted to safety and were hospitalized. Among Boeing employees aboard were Bar C. Reed 30 and Jarek Mitchel, while officials opened a joint industry Air Force investigation into the cause.
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John W. Medort
Mulvane
Charles P. Craven
Bar C. Reed
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Skistook
Air Force
Jarek Mitchel
Air Force Tein
Trial Set For Mad Bomber Gorge Metestey
Gorge Metestey, dubbed the Mad Bomber, must stand trial on a 47 count indictment including an attempted murder charge. Judge John A. Mullen ruled yesterday that sanity findings are pending after testimony from three Bellevue Hospital psychiatrists who said the 14 year old mechanic is incapable of understanding the charges. A defense bid to confirm the psychiatrists report was denied. The accused allegedly lived in New York for about a year and a half.
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Paychin
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GOP Seeks Compromise On Pennsylvania Sales Tax
Harrisburg Republicans plan to pressure Gov. to retain the 3 percent sales tax and stamp plan in a compromise package. Leaders meet with state chair George Bloom to work on amendments including exemptions for manufacturers and shipyards. Senate begins four-day sessions to aim for May 31 adjournment.
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