Appeals Court Backs Judge On Photo Ban
The Pennsylvania based appeals court affirmed a judge’s authority to ban photography in courtrooms. The decision notes designating what information the public may access, ruling balance between public interest and orderly court proceedings. Prior cases in Westmoreland County had curtailed image capture of court participants, with citations to penalties for contempt and earlier supreme court actions upholding the ban.
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Solons Fraud Trial Date Set for Green Jr
July 15 is the trial date for Rep William J Green Jr Democratic Philadelphia city chairman charged with conspiracy to defraud the government over the U S Army Depot at Tobyhanna He was joined by six other defendants including John B Kemmel Joseph Roober Frederick J Ralf Robert W Brown and former Congressman Herbert J McGlinchey The charges stem from a 1952 53 grand jury probe into Depot construction and related payoffs plus an alleged 10000 kickback Green will be presiding Judge John W Murphy set the date after a conference with U S District Judge Murphy Also reported Cecil Fleming 59 of Butler died after a heart attack in Pittsburghs South Side Hospital
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C J Declares Wage Reopener And General Increase
Wage reopener proposed with a 15 cent per hour rise, automatic union dues deduction, shift differentials, paid lunch period, three-shift operation pay, 4 hour call in pay, plant-wide seniority, paid holidays, enhanced vacation, and incentive plan changes. Employers resist, citing costs, layoffs, and market strain. A key cost-of-living clause and review of wages were discussed, but no agreement reached as strike looms.
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Erie Man Injured In Findley Lake Auto Crash
Erie hospitals reported four persons injured in two auto accidents in the Erie area yesterday none of them seriously. Thomas Crawford 21 of Erie was admitted at Hamel Hospital after a one car crash near Findley Lake shortly after noon yesterday with multiple lacerations and a fractured right toe. Two persons were injured in a two car accident at Hilltop and Dorchester last night taken to St Vincent Hospital Joseph Ferrita 33 and Macy Ann Ferrita were admitted with minor injuries. A one year old Erie girl treated and released after being struck by a cut car. Caroline Forsman suffered bruises to the nose and head. driver Chester Groof of Erie at fault.
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Market Viewpoint On Pay Rates And Job Security
Aboard remark from chairman David A. Hillstrom notes that workers should favor current top pay rates and steady work while awaiting a better market moment. He emphasizes patience, stating they are as ready as others to wait for improved conditions.
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Grain Storage Aid Boosts Farmer Bin Building Plans
Government programs offer 4 percent loans covering up to 80 percent of storage facility costs with five year repayment. Farmers may also receive annual storage payments ranging from 10 to 31 cents per bushel depending on grain type and state, encouraging new bins and reducing stockpile pressure. Benson, a major storage owner, hopes the government exits the storage business as credits move farmers toward expanded private capacity.
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Khrushchev and Nasser Resume Parley in Moscow
Khrushchev and visiting President Nasser met in Moscow's Kremlin to resume talks on strengthening ties between Russia and the United Arab Republic. Khrushchev was accompanied by Soviet President Voroshilov and other officials, Nasser by several war veterans.
Universal Pictures risks three million on wartime Remarque tale
Hollywood reports reveal Universal-International invested about three million dollars in the Remarque story A Time to Love and a Time to Die, with potential up to a million more before release. Gavin notes the film’s success rests partly on audience reception and those who financed it, while All Quiet on the Western Front looms as a benchmark.
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