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Zoning Permits Totals S115 000 In North East April
Three zoning permits totaling 115000 were issued in North East in April. The largest industrial permit, 90000, went to Welch Grape Juice Co for tank storage rooms at the North East plant. Sand blasting at Presque Isle State Park ends next week ahead of opening day May 27.
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North East
Welch Grape Juice Co
Presque Isle State Park
Michael V. Wargo
Peninsula
Waterworks Park
Russia Uses Oil as Prestige in Cold War Battle
A Library of Congress study for the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee says the Soviet Union uses oil as a political and economic weapon in the cold war. It notes oil sales to Argentina in 1958 at 1.60 per barrel while Poland paid 2.87, and that Soviet prices are often pegged below international market standards.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Library of Congress
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Soviet Union
Argentina
Poland
Masters Team To Bolster GOP Interests
President Dwight D. Eisenhower convenes a high level meeting in Gettysburg with Cabinet members and aides to discuss strengthening the Republican Party and its influence during Kennedy’s presidency. The gathering, led by GOP chairman Thruston Morton and joined by figures like Arthur Summerfield and Ezra Taft Benson, aims to map party strategy on domestic and world affairs.
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Joseph N. Dodge
Percy Brundage
Clarence B. Randall
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George W. Humphrey
Lewis ®. Straus
Maurice H. Stans
Phil Up Young
Gordon Gray
Bryce N. Harlow
John Eisenlower
Youth Confesses in Mays Murder Case at County Court
Frankon y oune Pauee Cyl Kenmeili E. McCoy testified that Jer mid Edwin Riddle admitted beating Robert Warren Mays. McCoy said Riddle gave two stories, first claiming sole visit to Mays Mills, then implicating Keller and Resinger, with a written statement prepared for the Allegheny County courthouse.
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Dozens of youths detained in Texas for investigation
In UNESSA Texas police arrested 53 Black males aged 17 to 20 overnight as part of an investigation linked to a white girl's assault. The 15 year old victim could not identify suspects. no charges filed and all detainees released today. A prior morning incident involved a 11 year old woman in a house trailer. the assailant fled.
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Television content clash at convention shapes FCC push
At the 29th convention of the National Association of Broadcasters, FCC head Newton Minow faced opposition to his push for stronger content standards. He warned of excessive violence and sensational programming while defenders argued new congressional powers permit careful renewal decisions.
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Commission Chakra
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Puller Litera Tie Commission
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Private Eyes
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US turmoil grows after failed invasions and Cuban airliner events
A Washington Post report cites arrested insurrection suspects amid CIA claims of captive volunteers in Guatemala. A Cuban airliner refueled in Kingston with travelers declaring plans to reach Havana to study Fidel Castro's Cuba, while Pentagon officials warn of more revolts and Castro influence south of the border.
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Rail Shortage Slows Pennsy Track Work
Rail shortages hinder Pennsy track maintenance and spur laying as crews face material delays and supply constraints. Disruptions impact scheduled repairs, with officials warning of possible postponements and cost increases for ongoing projects.
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