Jordan Rebuff On Eisenhower Doctrine Not Worrying U.S.
President Eisenhower offered aid to Jordan to bolster finances and payroll for the army, but King Hussein rejected the mid east program. Officials note Jordan acts within U S policy aims while public opinion opposes actions that appear pro Western.
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U.S
Washington
Hussein
Middle East
Jin
Tts Dbitintry
Amman
Jordin
Eisenhower
James P. Richards
U. S
Congress
Altes
Memorial Day Plan Announced for Town Program
Memorial Day activities are planned for a 10 a.m. service at Memory Lane Plang. Flags on veterans graves will be placed May 24 and removed May 30 to prevent weather damage. New council officers named Sim Bavess chairman R A Brith secretary and Walter Kittleberger treasurer.
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Memory Lane
Plang
Xis
Tyne
Sim Bavess
R.A. Brith
Walter Kittleberger
Quicksand Hazard Delays Park Water Work
Quicksand appeared in a water company trench at the park during ongoing maintenance. Carry Watch Supply Co reports multiple incidents while paving a water main and extending hydrant service on West Columbus Avenue. Officials warn of dangerous conditions and urge patrols to ensure public safety.
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Water Company Trench
Carry Watch Supply Co
TER Mead Pure
Theater Company
Columbus Avenue
Firm Criticizes 371131 Award For Airport Runway Bid
Sheridan Construction Company president John W Buyers criticizes a $371 131 award for extension and runway work at Jamestown Airport as biased low bids were deemed unacceptable by the Airport Commission and City Council The commission selected Gouriell awarded the contract to Fred W Ewing Company while Sheridan and Potter DeWitt of Paxvilion bid lower but were rejected due to omissions The council planned to accept the lowest bid after reviewing bids and notes from Corporation Counsel Daniel A Tsane son delayed by a New York trip to consult Civil Aeronautics Officials
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Jamestoy
Sheridan Construction Company
Buffalo
Airport Commission
John W. Buyers
Sheridan
al Is Tame
Lis
Gouriell
Fred W. Ewing
Daniel A. Tsane~son
Potter DeWitt
Paxvilion
Council
Isaacson
New York
Civil Aeronics
Shidy
Saacson
Knowland Plans to Hold Congress for Civil Rights
Washington late Sen Knowland and other Republicans pledged to keep Congress in session to press Eisenhower civil rights school aid immigration and naturalization bills. Senate meetings three times weekly were set as long as bills are under consideration with a House action deadline for adjournment. Senator Clifford P. Case supported Eisenhower proposals and bipartisanship while warning of no action guarantees.
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Sen
Knowand
R-Calliy
Congress
Jon Ural
Tisenhower
Senate
Jeanet
Siti
Bo Juhnson
Juhnson
Wwenith
Democratic Policy Committee
House
Eisenhower
Eisenhowe
Clifford P. Caye
R-Nd
Statinns
Eisenhowes
Buckey
Blast at U S Steel coke plant kills one injures eight
A gas pipeline blast at U S Steel Corp coking plant in Bethel Borough near Pittsburgh injures eight and kills one. Crane operator Leo Scott, 37, is among the injured after the derrick broke free and struck a 30 inch coking gas line. Fire crews contain the blaze, and operations resume later with natural gas.
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Pittsburg
Worl Jitien
U. S. Steel Corp
Latcon
Leo Scott
Bethel
U.S. Steel
Scott
Monongahela River
Pittsurgh
Seymal M
Natual Gas
Wilsuite
Allied Themien & Dye Co
Ebuilding
Byrd calls for cut to 1955 spending levels
Senator Byrd urged Congress to trim President Eisenhower’s 1955 budget to 1954 levels and cut taxes by about 6.9 billion dollars. He estimated a possible 8 to 9 billion dollar reduction but said not all cuts could occur immediately. He outlined tax relief for all brackets and corporate and small business relief, with details to follow.
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Walmington i
Byrd
P-Va
Pereival FL Brundage
Eisenhower
Washington
Sen
D-Vo
Congress
the Chamber of Commerce
Gail
Virginia
Sii
Senate Finance Committee
Sis
Man Shoots Wife and Kills Himself near Venango County
Harrison 38 shot and killed himself after wounding his wife during a confrontation at Pollk State School. Police say he traveled from Stonewore to try to reconcile, then fired once, wounding Mrs. Harrison, who was hospitalized in Franklin in good condition. Coroner Dinberg to rule death a self-inflicted wound.
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Harrison
Venango County
Maurice A. Dinberg
Buille
Hudletitian
Pollk
Stonewore
NATO Chiefs Meet To Study Red Disarmament Plan
NATO foreign ministers meet in Bonn to discuss Soviet disarmament proposals and the Open Skies plan. Secretary Dulles arrives amid applause and a sunshine welcome. Britain flags a broader NATO defense review with aims to modernize allied forces. Cyprus may become a NATO base in future.
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U. S
Bon
Germany
Dulles
U. S. Air Force
Washington
Ronald Adenaum
U. Ft
Russia
Metitt
Einsenhower
eddl_ Dulles
Britain
Lord Kmay
Temay
Hhe
Cyprus
Middle East
Eisenhower
Reds Flex Muscles Call For Peace In May Day Drive
Communist demonstrations marked May Day with parades and anti Western speeches across Europe and Asia. The Soviet Kremlin showcased jets at Red Square while officials touted peace and warned against imperialism.
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Ral Jes
Inbor
United States
Réd
Europe
Asia
Kremiii Ngsin
Mos
Senate approves horse race betting bill amid tense House vote
In Harrisburg the Senate backed a statewide referendum on legal betting at horse tracks by 26 to 22. The House stance remained unsettled as late votes and absences kept final passage in doubt.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Bluss
Ehrgood
Harvey
Kopriver
Marian van Sant
Watkins
Waton
Wonet
Yosko
Berger
Chapman
Ejliott
Flack
Fleming
Kessler
Kromer
Mulli
Gin
Mallory
Peehstt
Proper
Scott
Stevenson
Taylor
Watte
Warner
Walker
Whalley
Solon's Daughter Attempts Death In Washington Hotel
The daughter of Representative Willan Williams reportedly shot herself yesterday in a downtown Washington hotel and was described as improving today though still ill. Her condition and the nature of any surgery were not fully detailed by her father.
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Jan
Maleal
Burn
Willan
Williams Vf-Ny
Faher
John A. Lyons
Donald Mitchell
Beck To Attend Union Hearing
Beck and the Teamsters face a Monday hearing by the AFL-CIO under the federation executive committee’s internal probe. Beck’s admission of personal use of some union funds and current investigations by the Special Investigations Committee are central to the charges.
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Afl-Cio
Typm
Asters
iKttal
Olor Wank
Sunih
Bea Ring
Ihe
Rim
Teamsters
Severl
Sériite
Cati
Dog Catchers Sweep Into City Monday
A state dog truck will begin rounds in Erie County to seize unlicensed dogs at large. Over 5000 county dog owners have not bought licenses for 1957. Delinquent owners will be prosecuted. dogs must be licensed to avoid roaming in streets.
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Mornay
Erie County
Paul Hanus
Maid Hanes
Hans
Probe Witness Evades Police Crosses Border
Harrisburg legislative committee closes 11 week probe of the State Pardons Board amid praise for Secretary Frank Hean. A Philadelphia woman, Ruby Werner Costello, was absent when police attempted to escort her to testifying before the panel. She had traveled to Maryland and was alleged to have provided 825 to influence her husband’s parole decision.
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Harrisburg
State
Frank Hean
Hey
Philadelphia
Inez
Fistrissburg
State Pardons Board
Russell Kales
Lester Jackson
Ruby Werner Costello
Maryland
Costello
Sts
Jackon
Mary
Ian
Ean
Joe Coste
W Sn
Esposito
Irmed
Embezzlement Charge Leads to Sentencing Hearing
A treasurer named Lex calfectar pled guilty to embezzling tax funds totaling 22 000. District Attorney Joseph Ammerman framed the case and noted a pending sentence. The resignation as treasurer and tax collector followed the filing of the charge.
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Fugmine Lex Calfectar Med Treiumttur
Genrfiele Camis
Corps Iy
Fay
Sentanen
Joseph Ammerman
Swishen
Corryite Named in $250000 Damage Suit in Ripley Crash
Corryite identified in consolidated $250000 damage suits tied to a two vehicle crash near Ripley on April 15, 1956. Harold D. Peru of Ripley faces multiple actions for damages including his daughter Indy Crate seeking $100000 and Nancy Hall asking $50000 for injuries. Other relatives including D H Hall Sr and Donald Peru also sue for personal injuries and loss of companionship.
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USA
Corey
Ripley
Mayville
N.Y
Harold D. Peru
G. Hall Sr
Peru
Indy Crate
Nancy Hall
D.hall
Rik Tripeckion
Chileren
Aoninta Toye
Donald Peru
James D. Ball
Pale al
Thomas Jar
Ethiel Thomis
Carolyn Thomas
Bites Thomann
Garry
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