Local notices and incidents from Union City area crowd paper
Memorial Day publication plans stir local reporting while a warden plans attire changes at the jail. A 12 year old burns case, autos and rear-end collisions, moving Diemers Cafeteria to new space, weather frost delays for Decoration Day, and an exchange student arrival intermingle with water meter policy for Union City Water Authority customers all highlighted in a single local page report.
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Vanguard Failure Still Mystery
The Navy’s Vanguard rocket failed to reach orbit after a tiny electrical fault shorted a circuit moments before liftoff. Telemetry data is being studied as officials acknowledge uncertainty about the true cause of the upper stage anomaly.
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Teamsters Protest High Legal Fees In Washington
Teamsters Union argued that 350000 dollars in legal fees for lawyers who blocked James R Hoffa from union leadership are excessive. The suit settled with a compromise, allowing Hoffa to seek office while a court appointed panel monitors union affairs. The agreement also set that the Teamsters would pay legal fees as determined by the court.
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Ike To Sign Jobless Bill
President Eisenhower prepared to sign a plan authorizing the federal government to advance funds to states for a temporary extension of unemployment benefits. The measure, passed 60 to 0 by the Senate after House approval, would allow up to an additional half of the weeks of unemployment benefits at prevailing rates, with eligibility for insured workers who exhausted benefits since June 30, 1957. Participation by states would be optional and effects would begin 15 days after enactment and run to next year’s April 15.
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Erie Development Group Secures $21,938 State Aid Grant
The Pennsylvania commerce department awards the Greater Erie Industrial Development Group a 21938 matching fund grant to promote countywide industrial development. Erie joins Fayatte County as recipients under the Industrial Development Assistance Act, enabling a 10 point program across Erie, Cory, Lake City, Girard, North East, Albion, Northeast Township, Harborcreek Township, Millcreek Township and Girard Township.
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Beating Odds, Chicago Banker Debuts 96th Birthday Plan
At 96, John DeWolf, a Chicago banker and investor who built several buildings, says he will collect a $75,000 life policy after surviving odds of 100,000 to 3. He plans to travel to Europe to see friends and hopes to live another 20 years, though doctors won’t sell him more insurance.
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De Gaulle Coup Culminates Plan and Foreign Role
The piece notes De Gaulle’s 1950 attack on a European army under unified Western command and questions if he will approve a current alliance placing French troops under German officers. It questions the impact on Franco German ties and the future government’s plans, with few clear answers from associates.
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Guardsmen Leave Little Rock After Integration Duty
The last 412 Arkansas National Guardsmen specialized for integration duty at Central High School will be mustered out today at Camp Robinson near Little Rock. A portion of the unit has signed to join the regular Army and could earn an $1,800 reenlistment bonus, while the rest of the 10,000 militia members called into federal service September 24 will return to Arkansas homes.
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Reports Hint General May Not Lead Long in Government
Observers say the general unlikely to stay in command for six months or a year amid a country with finances in tatters. The uncertain future raises questions about reform pace and stability.
New York TV Host Premiers This Summer on Channel Change
The Bob Closhy Show will replace Perry Goinghile this summer in New York. The switch marks a major lineup refresh as well known local figures welcome the new program in a bid to boost ratings and audience engagement.
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Jailed Liquor Agent To Learn Status With Board
A jailed liquor agent awaiting board action in Western State faces a status hearing. Pittsburgh-based Judge Brady was ordered to attend the custody hearing in Allegheny County. Brady, formerly of Allentown, was involved in an alleged shakedown case linked to a union official in 1964.
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13 Year Old Girl Charged With Bike Theft
A 13 year old girl faces charges in connection with multiple bicycle thefts. Police say she admitted stealing at least two bikes and possibly more. She reportedly sold one bike and disposed of another, while investigations continue.
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Actor Pryor Dies After Illness and Surgery
Ainslie Pryor, a Hollywood actor known for five television plays and film roles, died on Tuesday after complications following an operation last December. He had a long stage career and was born in Memphis.
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Miss Wyter Joins Crosby Show in TV Debut
Wild dancer and comedian Miss Wyter a Utah native rises to TV fame with Crosby's show starting the 14th on NBC. Her first national break follows years of stage work and a marriage to Shepard Culeman, with a career path from ballet corps to Broadway and screen.
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Grandmas Turn To Rock N Roll
A group of elderly women, once professional musicians, form a lively rhythm ensemble touring for bookings. They perform blues and rock style numbers, saying grandmothers should not sit by the fire but stay active and musical. Their goal is to find work and share their energy across stages.
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Dulles Visits Ontario Island on Memorial Day Circuit
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles relaxed during a stop on Memorial Day en route to his Ontario island retreat. He avoided comment on the French crisis while remaining public about U S diplomacy and foreign policy during the Idaho or nearby islands stopover.
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