GOP Senators Cite Acheson Hiss Tieup In 1954 Race
Republican Policy Committee staff cite magazine pieces by Dean Acheson and Alger Hiss as signals of leftward influence in the 1954 Democratic nomination. Democratic Chairman Paul Butler dismissed the charges as false and warned the GOP campaign would distort history. The memo followed Harper s and Pocketbook magazine articles on foreign policy, arguing Democrats are fit to manage foreign affairs over Republicans.
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Associated Pres
Senate
Republican Policy ‘Committee
Dean Acheson
Alger Hiss
Paul M. Bitler
Butler
University of North Carolina Young Democratic
Chapel Enn
GOP Policy Committee
Waallington
Acheson Wis Brovetty
Bute Fh
Harry S. Timas Hag
Acheson
Harper's Magasine
Hiss
Pocketbook
Con Wittt
Tax Decision Reported Near By Ansaniata
Harrisburg report by Pat Rep A bert S. Rendinger shows Democratic leaders anticipate a decision on a new tax plan by Wednesday. The group met with Gay Leader to discuss raising about 426 million dollars, studying an array of tax options while opposing a tax on tax approach due to constitutional concerns. The Senate GOP holds a 26-23 edge, with discussions hinting at no immediate approval of an income or business tax package.
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Harrisburg
S. Rendinger
House
Leader
Tillis
Readinger
Gay Teader
Senile Repulicans
GOP
Senate
Leider
Donalder Mie
Bob Hope Eyes Moscow Visit To Host TV Show
Hollywood comedian Bob Hope announced plans to visit Moscow to host a television show. He said he will apply to the Russian embassy Monday for visas and the State Department has cleared the trip for him.
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Bob Hope
Russia
Hollywood
Moscow
Hope
US State Department
First Volunteers for German Army Inducted Today
Bonn reports the first volunteers for a new West German army, seen beneath a 10 foot replica of a cross symbol. The Defense Minister Theodor Blank announces enrollment of 50 000 volunteers for the 500 000 person force, part of a three year buildup across divisions, air forces, and a coastal navy to bolster the Atlantic Alliance against Russia. The move aims to reflect the free democratic spirit of the West German republic.
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Bonn
Germaly
Theodor Blankluinider
West Germany
Burglars Take 2 Power Laws At Wattsburg
Burglars stripped the Jack Freeborn service station in Wattsburg of two power saws and other items valued at about 700 dollars. The thieves also ransacked a nearby station but took nothing. Police described two power saws as Delux models and noted fingerprints collected from the scene, with results not yet available.
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Sung Ponce Tee
Nanas
Jack Freeborn
Svatteburg
Tr 4A
Posce
Fate of Faure Plan At Stake In Paris Assembly Vote
In Paris the National Assembly met to vote on Premier Edgar Faure's plan for elections next month. The session was suspended to honor Mrs Coty, poet laureate, with funeral arrangements to be made. The vote risks delaying December elections and faces debate over proportional representation. In New York, author Robert B. Sherwood, 46, was hospitalized with a cardiac condition, after an operation three months ago.
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Paris
National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Plas
Speokih
Metre Schnelter
Rone Coty
Pasty Hsix
Yen
Faure
Agai
Council of Te Republic
New York
Robert B. Sher~ Wood
Figo
President Ike Back At White House After Hospital Stay
President Eisenhower returned to the Executive Mansion in Washington after a seven week absence in Denver hospital. He appeared tired yet cheerful, easing into a gradual return to duties with doctors monitoring his heart attack recovery. Mrs. Eisenhower joined him as crowds and officials welcomed them home, with Vice President Nixon greeting the couple on arrival.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Denver
Irport
Elsesihiowar
Bel
Denes
Nixes Eisenhower
White House
Waitig
Jl Tw Executive Mansion
Parents Warned Of Bike Thefts in the City
Parents warned after multiple bicycles were reported stolen yesterday and recovered this morning by police. Police emphasize swift reporting of missing bikes and note several thefts occurred in short periods, with charges or consequences for those involved. Mrs Laurence Anderson reported her son’s bicycle stolen from outside St Elizabeth's Church, the third family bike stolen in the area with two earlier cases still unresolved. A stolen bike was found near the old high school building this morning.
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Nytt
Torley
Hirgeler
Drake
Laurence Anderson
East
Mali
St Eliabeth’s
Fir
Plan Drive To Lick Cerebral Palsy
A nationwide drive coordinated by Dr. Peirce aims to combat cerebral palsy with a planned program. The effort targets several locations including alma Mt Hokiniz Cerebral Palay and involves multiple hospitals and medical schools in a coordinated public health push.
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Alméa Mt
Hokiniz
Peirce
Alley
City treasurer seeks arms pledge and wage tax payment check
City Treasurer Carl Smith asked the Council to verify who pays the wage tax and who does not. He noted withdrawals totaling 45 172 62 from the tax receivers’ accounts and presented month to month collection figures. The data suggest variances or gaps in payments and point to possible explanations including payroll withholding issues. The article continues on Page Five.
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Ity
Carl Smith
Fiss
Council
Beanie
Smith
Ernst and Ernst
Erie
Brazil Names New President Amid Coup Unrest
Brazil’s interim leadership crisis ends as Ramos becomes president after a predawn coup ousts Carlos Coimbra Da Lue. The change follows Getúlio Vargas era pressures and military discipline moves to stabilize Rio de Janeiro port and Congress.
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Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Bruail
Foie
Mouse of Deputies
Ussue
Jua Cafe Filito
Alyiy
Ludry
Lie
Wieyn
Columbus VFD Adopts 2 Way Radios For Fleet Upgrade
The Columbus Volunteer Fire Department announced the installation of two way radios across its fleet this week. Chief Lester Howeles confirmed the completion of the upgrade, noting radios are now operable with field units and the coordination system.
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Columbus
Vollintowr
wUharyam
Lester Howeles
Lev Dents
Selyll
Dedication of New Christian Science Church in Corry
The First Church of Christ Scientist of Corry will dedicate its new edifice at Est Columbus Avenue and Wayne Street with services tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. The building, begun last July and completed February 1965, includes a central meeting room, board room, Sunday School, reading room and library. Reforming from the Grange structure sale in July 1984, the old site on Park Street now hosts the Grange. Built by W B Mall and Ralph Niggel, the church has roots dating to 1907 with incorporation in 1918 under Commonwealth laws and a Mother Church charter from Boston. Regular Sunday services are at 11 a.m., Sunday School at 11, and Wednesday meetings at 8 p.m. The reading room and library are open Wednesdays from 2 to 4.
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Church of Christ Scientist of
Corry
Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Vine Wey
Park Street
The
Grange
W.B. Mall
Loch? Church
Ralph Niggel
Union City
Cory ii
Christian Science Society
Commonwealth
First Church of Christ ‘Scientist
N. Boston
Mother In Abortion Case Is Back Home
Mrs Silver, wife of a Philadelphia executive, is home after a hospital stay following her daughter's death amid a reported abortion case. District Attorney Samuel Dash says she may be brought before a magistrate on conspiracy and complicity charges. Her attorney, Thomas D. McByide, says she has recovered and answered investigators, while details emerge from the night of August 4 at the Ostrolcher apartment.
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Philadelphia
Wattide Silver
Alrie Hospital
Samuel Dash
Silver
Thomas D. McByide
Osh
Doris Jean Silver
Rosalie Schs Varte
Nocitt
Phillelphia
Ihveleiay
Ostreicher Gill
Slate Meet at Conway School Site Near Completion
A new Conway School building near completion at Apencer Road will host its first use on Tuesday. The Slate Meet will be the venue for the Conwy Authority meeting at 9 30 p.m. where members inspect the binding and consider future plans. The agency will review procurement items for the school and discuss approvals for purchases.
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Apencer Road
Cony Atta Schools Authority
Authority
Hie Meek
Hin School
Letter purporting killer name in Sheppard murder case
In Columbus an attorney linked to the Sheppard murder case is accused of circulating a farcical letter naming the alleged killer. The letter surfaced in New York with a publisher claiming it aligns with informant tips, while Dr. Similie Sheppard, husband of the victim, remains at Ohio Penitentiary awaiting proceedings in the July 1954 murder of Monlyn Sheppard at Village Home near Lake Brit.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Olio
Informane
New York City
Daily YeWs
Webster
Lymner
Mit
Sil
Siuimlie
Ohio
Osteopath Wits Con Hothd
Monlyn ii
Npat
Develyrid Oll Thi Alee
Lake Brit
Two Injured On Highways Near Corry Memorial Hospital
Two people were injured in separate highway crashes near Corry Memorial Hospital. Richard Phaune, 18, from RD 4 Corry, and Willin McKay, 40, of West Main Street sustained fractures and other injuries when McKay’s 1951 LeMans collided with Phaune’s car on Route 277 near Beaverdam Road shortly after midnight. State Police are investigating.
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Ierete
McCideyits
Santisfactary” Cindition Todly
Corry Memorial
Hospiti
Willin Mckay
West Main Street
Richard Phaune
Corry
Doom
Thieme
Tule
Mrs Way ariVing
Corrs
Dylver
Merivirt
Phinek
Geil Polléy
Route 6
Beaverdam
Spiritual Strength Cited By Babson In US Power
Article argues spiritual strength as true power in the United States citing Babson. Author Roger W. Hitham discusses human reserves of will and wisdom, noting underutilized resources in nature and industry and the need to deepen moral and spiritual energy for national progress.
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Babson
U.S
Roger W. Hitham
Babson Park
Stevenson proposes UN patrols to ease Middle East tensions
Adlai Stevenson outlined a plan for United Nations policing along inflamed Arab Israeli borders to prevent armed clashes. He argued UN patrols could deter violence if both sides accept them, while cautioning trust issues may hinder implementation. Members of Congress reacted variably, urging careful analysis of the proposal.
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Isucumiem
Washington
Adlai Bstevenson
United Nations
Charlottesville
Stevenson
Middle East
State Department
Mide Lia Network
University of Virginiit
Morse
D-Gre
Senate Foreign Reasons Committee
Aiken
R-Vtl
Sale Iit
U.N. Woblert Jn
Aulins
Milkly
Fatirieh
Two Injured In Route 8 Crash
Two people were injured in a Route 8 crash near a hospital area. The incident prompted emergency responders to the scene and transport to local facilities for treatment. Conditions and exact causes were not immediately released.
Dulles Molotov Start Patchwork Plan In Big Four Talks
Geneva dispatch reports Secretary of State Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov shifting from sharp exchanges to tentative steps toward a final Big Four disarmament declaration. After a 20 minute session both sides exhausted viewpoints and agreed to draft a joint statement while ministers seek an approach to resolve the deadlock.
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Associated Press
Geneva
John Foster Dulles
Y. M. Molotov
Dulles
Molotov
Roland de Margerié
Pariseal
Francm
Niy
di Mingerle
Antoine Pinty
Paris
National Assembly
Harold Macmillain
VM. Molotov
Sind
Area Husband Seeks Wife Return or Take Action
A husband announces he will pursue charges against his wife's alleged accomplice after she vanished from their home around noon. Neighbors report the 17 year old has been missing since Thursday, with tensions rising as the husband plans to seek legal action this afternoon.
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Fhuspania
Eric Shom
Boford
Davis
Wien
Heather Letephone
Volt
P O To Pay Bond Costs Of Workers
P. O. to pay bond costs of workers, with 34,000 others across the country, through a bid process announced by the Post Office Department. The plan covers mail handling and housing for carriers, with dockets ranging from $1 a year to $100 per year for various positions and roles.
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Counfey
Pune
Beirne
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