March U S Retail Sales Rise Hints at Recovery
Federal Reserve and Commerce Department report a March pickup in department store and wholesale sales, with durable goods up 10 percent from February and nondurable up 7 percent. Installment debt declined, seasonally adjusted, while overall prospects remain below March 1957 levels.
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Military aides oppose Eisenhower defense plan
General Thomas D. White backed the plan before the House Armed Services Committee while Marine Corps Commandant Randolph M. Pate urged Congress to keep control of service jobs. Pate warned against sweeping authority that could erode core functions, as other lawmakers echoed concerns about altering existing laws even as calls for flexibility grew.
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Local Man To Get Mental Test
A local man is scheduled for a mental examination after a morning incident involving a vial of poison. He claimed radio contact with "The Russians" and suggested coups were in motion marching toward a location referenced as the Mezaex Siwel Pia. Authorities considered follow up calls to arrange the test.
Dulles Heads to NATO Conference on Inspection Plan
Secretary of State Dulles departs for a four nation NATO conference in Copenhagen to press for U S acceptance of international military inspection over borders. He urged Moscow to agree to the plan, saying it could alter the nuclear arms tensions and influence the summit. The trip aims to gain support for the northern inspection measure at the Copenhagen talks and outline United States thinking on the summit. Also reports a fatal French plane crash near Strasbourg killing US air base commander Waller Fe Glick and Capt. Willan Perkins.
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Crack Chinese Narcotics Ring Nets Two in New York
Police seized drugs and arrested Yuhung Ting, 39, and his wife, four in a Chinatown operation said to target a new supply of dope. The couple, married in Hong Kong in 1957, ran a gift shop and had prior Hollywood screen tests.
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Reports Show Drop in Jobless Claims Weekly
The report indicates a weekly drop in unemployment claims for the week ended May 3466. Total new claims fell by 90 to a revised total, while the overall number of continuing claims declined, signaling easing demand or program effects.
Reds Denounce Arctic Inspection Plan as U S Gimmick
Soviet Union denounces the Eisenhower Arctic inspection plan as a gimmick in a Security Council speech. Arkady Sobolev accuses the United States of seeking military intelligence and rebukes Dag Hammarskjold for backing the plan. He notes NATO support and rejects a Swedish compromise tying the issue to a summit. Continued on Page Two.
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Family story on jobless benefits and a family's hospital outing
Mr and Mrs John You ero of RB Union City say benefits are not cheaper by the dozen yet ease on parents. They arrived at Ne Corry Memorial Hospitals before police took their four children home. Children Michael 2 John 7 Muna Rue 4 and Daniel 4. The group, believed to be the most members of any tun dimly Ghino tensities all at wm LMG, WenLared eaEr to be out bt jog after having been fined Lo, a hospital since 4 erday morn.
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Senate Labor Bill Expansion Debate After 370-17 Vote
Congress faces a broader employment relief plan as the Senate approves a preliminary version 370-17. The measure aims to extend unemployment benefits with extra weeks and a 30 percent boost in payments, funded by state reimbursements over years, totaling about 600 million dollars.
Union City Area Fires Cause $8,000 Damage
Fires near Union City caused about 8000 in damage to four structures including a large barn and an Howard Johnson building. A horse barn was destroyed but belongings inside were saved. a farmhouse was smoke damaged but unoccupied. Twenty five firefighters fought both blazes aided by the Line Lexington department.
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Jobless Toll Hits Peak In Pennsylvania
The Bureau of Employment Security reports April unemployment in Pennsylvania at 509000, the highest since before World War II. About 1 in 10 workers are jobless from a 4600009 workforce, with 402.0 million dollars paid in unemployment claims last month and a fund balance of 232 million, the lowest since 1949.
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Robert Gray Becomes Ike Cabinet Secretary in Early Crisis
Washington reports Robert Gray, 36, assumed the role of secretary to President Eisenhower’s cabinet after the president suffered a stroke the previous November. Gray, then serving as assistant secretary, recalls the urgent moment when he answered the president’s buzzer and found Eisenhower in distress.
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Gunplay Flares In Colombia
Fragmented report from Colombia describes gunplay near Bawa center injuring pedestrians who fled toward cover. Dispatch incomplete with unclear motive and possible links to political tensions ahead of elections. Nearby San Gil saw upturns as reports surface of conservative factions aligning with Latin American leaders.
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Airliner Lands Safely Despite Missing Wheel
An Israel Airlines Bristol Britannia with 83 passengers and crew of 1 landed safely at Idlewild Airport after losing a wheel during approach. The pilot calmly guided the craft to a runway touchdown with the gear on one side, limiting damage as ground crews assessed the situation.
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First Quarter Wage Tax Totals $34,967 In City Districts
Wage tax for the first quarter totals $34,967 across city and school districts. The report notes deductions and payments by residents and employers, with figures broken down for forms and individuals. The text references local leadership and future steps, indicating ongoing collection efforts and adjustments.
Central Labor Union Opposes School Tax Hike
The Central Labor Union, the city’s major unions, strongly opposed a proposed rise in water rates and school taxes at a monthly meeting. They warned increases strain workers amid rising living costs and layoffs, urging the school board to pause tax hikes and consider firmer protests before a City Channel hearing Monday.
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Lessen Charges Against U. S. Fliers
A chaotic brief reports diminishing charges against U S fliers amid a clashing set of figures and names. The fragment mentions Sukarnos and various eastern locales, with deflected references to rebels and a pending decision. The piece hints at an official address or statement and a possible reward or award tied to the case.
Defiant crew of the Golden Rule held in Honolulu harbor
A defiant crew led by Navy Lt Albert Bigelow of the Golden Rule ketch was detained in Honolulu after attempting to sail to a protest zone. Mates William Hintt, George Willoughby, and others faced charges as authorities moved to enforce maritime protest orders amid tense confrontation.
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Hold Corryite On 2 Check Counts Hold Corryite On 2 Check Counts
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