Eisenhower vetoes farm price support freeze bill
President Eisenhower vetoed the farm price support freeze bill saying the economy needs action beyond freezes. He urged a five point program to aid farmers and noted ample authority already exists for other measures. The measure passed both houses but fell short of the two thirds needed to override.
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Gavin Retires Formally From Army Today
Gen James M. Gavin 51 ex paratrooper and missile program critic retires in a formal ceremony. The Distinguished Service Medal presentation to Gavin was moved indoors as he testified before Congress that the United States lags behind the Soviet Union in missiles and alleged deliberate holdbacks. Gavin, a former World War II combat jumper with the 82nd Airborne, pledged to continue serving the Army in other ways.
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L. J) Lemnitzer
Army Research and Development
Senate Preparedness
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Soviet Union
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Salerno
Normandy
Nijmepen
Houtland
Four motorists cited in weekend traffic stop cases
Four motorists were cited by local patrolmen over the weekend for traffic violations. City police stopped William Ruling of Erie on Columbus avenue for two improper passes. Leonard Clark of Mill Village and Lowell Jude at D. 2, Sherman, were cited for stopping at a traffic stop sign. Marcelyr Scott of R. D. 2. Pitts called to stop at Main street and First avenue as she traveled west on West Math street.
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Erie
Columbus Avenue
Rubling
Leonard Clark
Mill Villace
Lowell Jude
D. 2
Sherman
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Marcelyr
Scott
Pitts
Heli
Main Street
First Avenue
West
Math Street
U S Weather Brings Mild Air Amid Wet Atlantic Rain
A weather summary notes generally mild conditions across the U S while wet weather persists in parts of the East and Midwest. Precipitation was widespread overnight from New York through South Carolina with rain in Georgia and Florida and some snowfall in New York Pennsylvania and the Midwest. Charleston S C recorded the heaviest rainfall with about 1.4 inches and a 24 hour total near 2.28 inches.
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Quick-Thinking Pilot Saves 60 In Sudden Dive
Captain Dick Guthrie of National Airlines, 37, plunged his jet into a steep dive to avoid a collision with a twin engine airliner near Idlewild, saving 58 aboard from catastrophe. The near miss occurred near Barnegat Inlet at the Coyle Interchange as civil aviation officials cited no formal investigation.
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Barnegat Intet
Civil Aeronautcs Authority
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Eisenhower Grandson Birth Noted at Gettysburg Farm Visit
President and Mrs. Eisenhower used the Gettysburg farm for a White House visit today. The president’s grandson David, child of John and Mamie Eisenhower, celebrated a birthday while extended family joined the gathering.
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Peesident
Escapee Nabbed In Telephone Booth In Pittsburgh
A 25 year old Allegheny County Workhouse escapee was recaptured after calling his wife from a service station telephone booth. Officers said Frank Kaczynski did not resist. Arrested with him was Edward J. Weber, 25, of Pittsburgh's North Side, charged with aiding and abetting an escapee. Kaczynski was serving a three to twelve month term for assault and battery disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. He walked away from the workhouse yesterday.
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Edward J. Weber
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North Side
Hacrynsiki
Soviet Cabinet reshuffle elevates Bulganin to state bank head
Nikita Khrushchev names Nikolai Bulganin head of the Soviet State Bank and retains most of the prior cabinet. Anastas Mikoyan remains first deputy premier, Ivan Serov reverts as head of State Security, and Andrei Gromyko is reappointed foreign minister. Kozlov rises to first deputy premier.
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Ivan Serov
Andrei Gromyko
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Mikoyan
F. R. Rowley
Alexei
N. Kosygin
Demitri F. Ustinov
Josef Kuzmin
Bulgarin
Foyer Economic Plan
Alexander Zasyadko
Zasyadko
Georg! Malenkov
Malenko Oned
Schmutichev
Kozlov
Leningrad
Communist Party
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Russian Federation
Corryite Named To National Board At Philadelphia Meeting
Corryite from Corry Damestown Mie Corn was named to the board of directors of the National Office Furniture Association. The group, formed after World War II, includes office furniture dealers and manufacturers. twelve officials and local plant representatives attended the two day convention in Philadelphia where new lines of desks and equipment in contemporary styling were introduced.
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National Office Furniture Association
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Bipartisan Debate on Recession Solutions
Washington report details how Democrats and Republicans tout their anti-recession steps. The administration cites nine billion dollars in actions, while critics warn of limited impact. House moves toward civilian item purchases worth 840 million dollars as Congress considers new recovery measures and tax talk.
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Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Four Stanford hikers rescued from High Sierra peak
Four Stanford University students marooned at 11,800 feet in the High Sierra were rescued by helicopter and taken to a hospital in good condition. The group, two women and two men, had been hiking a six day cross country route from Silver Lake to Yosemite headquarters when a snowstorm trapped them last Thursday.
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Reno
Ney
Max Allen
University of California
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Michael M. Roberts
Neenah
Wis
Lenore Lemp
Orinda
Margaret Meyer
Seattle
Bob Symons
Bishop
Rann
Merced Lake Ranger
T He Alucents
Corryite Held For Probation Officers
Franklin Babcock of 110 West Main Street was scheduled for transfer to Erie County probation authorities after his arrest yesterday at 4 15 PM. Police said Babcock resisted arrest at his home before being subdued. he had been on probation for prior offenses.
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Main Street
Babecock
Gromyko Announces Nuclear Test Ban at Soviet Session
Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told a joint session of the Supreme Soviet that the Soviet Union will suspend all forms of thermonuclear tests. The announcement drew strong applause as Premier Khrushchev reshaped his cabinet. The timing and duration of the suspension were not made clear, and Gromyko said the USSR hoped the United States and Britain would join in.
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Andrei Gromyko
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Gromyko
United States
Britain
Registration Closes Today for May 20 Pennsylvania Primary
Voter enrollment figures near completion as county boards finalize the statewide roll. Democrats aim to narrow a Republican lead dating to 1955 while Republicans seek to defend their registration edge. Only GOP and Democratic voters may participate in the May primary, with minor parties filing by April 7 for the November ballot. Campaigning pauses over Holy Week as Harold Stassen campaigns in Harrisburg.
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General Assembly
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Harold Stassen
Harrisburg
University of Pennsylvania
Stussen
Dashmis Mnen
Eisenhower
Elehty
Plasmin RPMI 10 Inoculations Quiet Blood Clots
Scientists report a new chemical named Plasmin RPMI 10 dissolves clots in 35 patients, with potential to treat arterial blocks causing heart attacks. The agent, derived from molds and linked to Roswell Park Memorial Institute, showed effectiveness on clot age up to five days in initial tests using animal models. Further study by Dr. Julian Ambrus and colleagues aims to assess heart and brain protection while noting limits in preventing initial damage from clots.
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Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Julian Ambrus
Boston
Ambrus
Clara Ambruk
J.B. Sokal
Markus
N. Beck
G. 8. Collins
Canadians Hold National Election Today
Canadians vote in a national election as Prime Minister John Diefenbaker's Conservatives seek a clear majority after a nine month cycle. Liberal Leader Lester B. Pearson campaigns to regain control of the House of Commons, with experts predicting Conservatives will lead despite Liberals pressing a strenuous effort. In Canada voters choose MPs, not a prime minister, for Parliament's 269 seats. Conservatives lead but fall short of a majority, with Liberals and other parties following.
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Area Father Son Burned As Heating Stove Explodes
William Carter and his son Larry were injured when a home heating stove exploded while fueling it with gasoline. They were hospitalized after the Saturday incident. both sustained burns and are listed in satisfactory condition.
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Labor Dispute Idles Toy Plant
A labor dispute idled a toy making plant operated by Wolverine Supply and Manufacturing Co. with 100 union members reporting for work after contract expiration. The United Steelworkers union demanded a wage package of 26 cents per hour while talks broke down and the company offered two terms not disclosed.
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Truck Collision Damages Parked Cars in BAS Incident
Don Buchofner driving a delivery truck for Avoid Distributing Co rammed a parked vehicle on Mend Avenue after claiming he was crowded by an incoming truck. Police say Robert Roden Jr’s car was off the roadway, with damages listed at 200 dollars for Roden’s car and 125 dollars for Bachamer’s.
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Ford Joins UAW At Car Industry Contract Talks
In Detroit Ford and the United Auto Workers open bargaining with the Big Three over profit sharing and proposals as Chrysler prepares to begin talks. GM and Ford face strong actions amid production declines and car sales slump. UAW President Walter Reuther to participate from Washington as talks extend to Chrysler negotiations tomorrow.
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Senate
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Heinz workers win wage boost under new contract
Wages rise for Heinz plant workers as Local 335 Canhing and Pickle Workers Union confirms a four cent hourly increase and a three cent cost-of-living raise. Bell, president, notes the agreement was signed last year and takes effect soon.
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Wohi Bell
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U S Questions Reliability Of Bomb Test Halt
The United States questioned the Soviet Union on its halt order and urged orderly action under United Nations rules. A State Department statement praised a broad disarmament plan and called for immediate technical studies on implementation. The Moscow announcement followed a period of secret Soviet tests.
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Big Three OK Summit Meet
Paris reports that the western Big Three agreed to a summit conference after adequate preparation. The note, approved by all 15 NATO members, reaffirmed that success hinges on prior thorough diplomacy and coordination among the allied powers.
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Soviet Union
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New Moon To Stay Up Several Months
Pasadena report says United States newest satellite will remain in orbit long enough to collect cosmic ray data. Dr. Henry Richter of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory notes the Explorer mission will operate for months, with an orbit far beyond common high altitude rockets.
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Henry Richter
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