Senate Approves Trade Bill With Tariff Cutting Powers
The Senate approved Eisenhower's foreign trade bill 73 to 13, clearing the way for expanded presidential tariff cutting for a three year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act to June 30, 1958. The measure, now to conference, preserves key provisions and limits on tariff reductions amid shifts to curb imports for national security and to avoid double cuts with Japan.
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Will Quiz FBI Men in Natvig Trial
Washington FBI agent Charles Schildecker faces cross examination in Mare Natvig perjury trial. A government witness testified Natvig claimed in September that she was an Ohio Communist in the 1990s and knew publisher Kawa Lamb. The trial centers on Natvig’s statements at FCC hearings about Lamb’s TV station WICU Erie, Pennsylvania.
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Mercury Hits May Record Temperature In Carry
Yesterday the sun drove Carry’s temperature to 85 degrees, five degrees above Tuesdays 60. The night settled to 58. Weather observer George Mulderick noted the sunny mild day, and farmers, laborers, sunbathers, and children enjoyed the warmth. Shelling temperature records suggest May 4th may have reached a 20 year high.
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Equitable polio vaccine distribution debated in Congress
President Eisenhower pledged equitable Salk vaccine access while Congress weighs mandatory controls. A White House statement vows no child will miss vaccine due to inability to pay, as lawmakers consider federal supervision and potential buyout of output. Sen. Humphrey advocates penalties for noncompliance, while Sen. Hill and Sen. Smith oppose action this week. West Virginia reports its first shot era case, and New Orleans records a polio death as vaccination availability prompts scrutiny of suppliers. The Public Health Service notes 33 active cases, with most linked to vaccine from Cutter or Lilly labs and some from Lilly remains.
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Girl Injured When Truck Topples Onto Embankment
A six year old Spartansburg girl was injured when a truck toppled while a brother urged her to depress the clutch pedal. The child was riding with her parents when the vehicle lurched forward, went over an embankment, and landed on its side. She sustained contusions and abrasions but was reported in good condition and set for release.
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Bao Dai Ouster Before Vietnam Congress Today
In Saigon a tumultuous assembly gathered as calls grew to remove Bao Dai. A National Revolutionary Committee convened a session to dissolve his government and empower Premier Ngo Dinh Diem to form a provisional regime. The congress, amid clashes with Binh Xuyen forces, voted to pursue a constitutional republic under Diem while planning for national elections.
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City airshow planned at Lawrence Airport June 19
A tentative June 19 air show at Lawrence Airport was announced after a Corry Airport Authority meeting held at the Phoenix Hut. The event is to be sponsored by Le Cory Civil Air Patrol and Aero Supply Mfy Co with plans for helicopter and jet demonstrations, a pilots breakfast, city rides, and a Cory Band performance. Hangar rent set at 10 per month. discussions include a mower exhibit and potential school district involvement, with a job opening noted for winter-related work.
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Corryites Named in Strike Strife at Union City
Corry residents face charges in Union City strike case. Raymond R. Sexton of Trevorton led the case with accusations of malicious mischief and prowling. Witnesses described breaking windows and vandalism as part of a labor dispute unfolding in Branford County court.
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Herbert Mook
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Rome
West Germany Occupation Ends as Allied Control Drops
The Allied powers move toward full sovereignty for West Germany as occupation duties wind down. Bonn hosts formal steps signaling the transfer, with diplomats Conant Hoyer-Millar and Francois-Ponelle preparing credentials. Adenauer to Paris for West Germany’s admission to the Western alliance, while German forces are poised for eventual expansion.
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Conant
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Paris
West Germany
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Atlantic
Secretary Dulles Comments on World Situation
Secretary of State Dulles spoke before a Senate committee, outlining the rental world situation and stressing the need for clear policy. He cited recent events and underscored the importance of coordinated action with allied nations to maintain stability and security in the current era.
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Washington
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Move Up to China Reds in Cease Fire
The United States shows willingness to press China Reds toward a cease fire as Dulles plans to fly to Paris for North Atlantic Treaty Council talks. Officials say discussions will cover Viet Nam and Formosa with Western allies, aiming to limit Communist actions while avoiding concessions.
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Strike Ends At Atomic Center In Albuquerque
About 2,600 workers at the atomic center returned to work after a month’s walkout. AFL Metal Trades Council and AME office represented employees. President of the Metal Trades Council and a panel in Washington discussed strike issues. a decision was expected within 30 days after a hearing in Albuquerque next week.
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LEADER PLANS FRESH REPLY TO DUFF CHARGE
Harrisburg report says Governor Leader plans a new reply to Duff’s charge that the state’s finances are at fault. He and aides discuss speeding a program through for jobs, industrial development, and veterans bonuses while pushing tax and spending policies.
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Talks Stalled as Bus Drivers Strike Near Warren
In Warrington Pa talks between firm and the union that represents 150 bus drivers stalled today amid a dispute over pay and conditions. No program or date reported. A separate incident mentions a vehicle collision near a crossing causing injuries with no additional details provided.
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Chances Bright For Signing Of Austrian Pact
The Vienna report says Soviet and Western powers show willingness to ease armistice limits and drop repatriation demands as talks on Austria’s independence treaty progress. Key friction over oil investments and prewar equipment limits remains, but four powers press toward a quick accord. Austria’s leaders meet amid shifts by Soviet and Western diplomats aiming to curb propaganda and preserve independence.
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Pittaburgh Briefs Highlight Judicial Appointments
AP News Briefs report U S Attorney John W. Mellyand and former state House Speaker Herbert Pi Borm being named to federal judgeships in the U S District Court in Pittsburgh. Kabul Afghanistan brief notes emergency rule and mutterings as nearby tensions rise. Local county prepares for apparent unrest tied to political strife.
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Device Packs Punch In Excess Of 30 Kilotons
Far more powerful than the blast that leveled Hiroshima the device reportedly detonated with force exceeding 30 kilotons. The explosion is said to have damaged a radio station located less than a mile from the epicenter.
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Heart of Explosion
Dust Shrouds Survival City in Atomic Test Fallout
Radiation and dust envelop Survival City Nevada after a nuclear device detonated at a desert test site.Observers at Ground Zero report limited visibility, tremors, and widespread dust travel toward Oregon and California as a 20 kiloton explosion emits a brutal, radioactive plume. Civilians evacuated, defense officials call the blast a valuable civilian safety drill with mixed reviews.
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