GOP candidates tour Western Pennsylvania in key races
Republican contenders including Arthur J. McGonigle and Svassen pitched a statewide Western Pennsylvania swing with a 26 member dinner in Harrisburg. McGonigle framed labor support as essential to business growth while Svassen listed campaign stops in Selinsgrove, Shamokin, Mount Carmel, Shenandoah and Tamaqua and Livengood planned events in Waynesboro and Carlisle.
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Blame Scots For Queen Bomb Plan In Scotland Visit
A suspect bomb threat in KKIRCALDY targets Elizabeth II and Philip as they plan a visit next month. An unknown sender mailed a homemade explosive to journalist Alan Mackay and left a note stating the second device would wipe out insults of June 1953, when Elizabeth II was crowned. Nationalists deny Elizabeth as ruler over Scotland, arguing Mary Stuart was rightful monarch.
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Corry Area Might Sela ent Teachers Assiiation in action
Acting on behalf of all Spring break parents, members of the Corry Area Might Sela ent Teachers Association, Mi Wave Worker, Here, accepts a cup.
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Mi Wave Rierk
Democrats Clash Over Ike's Defense Proposal
Democratic leaders clash with President Eisenhower over his defense and trade proposals as they press for a compromise. House committees suspend trade legislation as Eisenhower seeks a five year extension of the trade accord system and authority for further tariff concessions. Both parties warn the proposals face a difficult path in Congress amid GOP doubt and opposition.
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Dems Attack Eisenhower Space Agency Plan in Senate
Democratic critics assailed President Eisenhower's space agency proposal as Senate panels prepare drastic revisions. Senator Clinton Anderson warns the Space Committee will demand changes while Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson questions White House authority. Supporters include James Doolittle and AEC Chairman Lewis Strauss.
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Private Fire
Titusville Votes For $7 Million Budget Plan
Titusville area school board approved the original 7 005 160 budget for 1958 50 with four of five districts voting yes while Centerville opposed it The joint board set June 4 for final adoption after budget committee declined to cut 30 000 as requested funding would preserve athletics kindergarten music and art in the elementary schools and gymnasia.
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Centerville
C. F Kindred
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Kindred
Nixon cites Latin America misunderstanding during tour
Vice President Nixon said in Bolivia that there is a woeful lack of understanding of U.S. economic problems among South Americans. He urged more student exchanges and better information programs to clarify issues and reduce misunderstandings. He noted Latin American resentment over U.S. loan and aid levels and called for frank, on-the-table discussions.
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Washington
Bank Bandit Fainis From Hunger During Holdup
A bank robber collapses during a theft, due to hunger rather than weapon. The tired suspect, Timothy J. Mi Soney, 49, claimed ex Army service and was found with only two cents. Police detained him as FBI involvement loomed.
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Thamverien
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Bastille
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Seabury Dies at 66 in East Hampton Nursing Home
Samuel Seabury, former New York Court of Appeals judge and key figure in Tammany Hall corruption inquiries, died at 66 in East Hampton after years in Hand's Nursing Home. He helped press probes into James J. Walken and influenced Roosevelt’s 1932 hearings before Walken’s resignation. Seabury previously chaired a legislative committee and remained prominent in reform efforts amid Tammany Hall's decline.
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Samuel Seabury
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James J. Walken
New York City
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New York State Court of Appeals
Walken
Walker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Seabuy
Aircraft Workers Agree On Pact In Looming Lockout
In Los Angeles Lockheed Angraft and the International Association of Machinists reached a tentative contract early today, hours before a midnight strike deadline. The deal aims to avert a large walkout by 125,000 workers at Lockheed Douglas Aircraft North American Aviation and Convair, with wage and benefit increases averaging about 22 percent over two decades, pending union approval. The current pay scale ranges from 1.69 to 2.05 dollars per hour.
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Douglas Alcraft Co
North American Aviation
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Conyair
Washington Lubrication Ad at Center and Phone
Local ad promotes WASHING LUBRICATION with the slogan It's TUFF to Beat TUFFY. Located at the corner of Center and Washington Streets, 1224.
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