Bipartisan foreign policy hopes mark Eisenhower era talks
Leaders of the Democratic majority and Republican minority prepare to review important developments abroad as Congress nears a bipartisanship on foreign policy. The discussion follows debates from the 1954 campaign and cites figures like Senator Bricker and Senator Knowland while noting Dulles’ frequent briefings to committees. An Illinois Supreme Court decision denying a retrial for William Heirens is also reported.
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Eisenhower
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John W. Bricker
Joseph W. McCarthy
Wis
Senate
GOP
William F. Knowland
Calif
Thomas ¥. Dewey
Dumbarton Oaks
United Nations
Boy Admits Setting West Side Church Fire
A Clearfield juvenile, about a year old in age, admitted starting a church fire to watch firefighters. Police say matches burned in the choir loft caused the blaze at West Side Methodist Church, with losses estimated at 3000 to 5000 dollars. He was released to his parents pending juvenile court action and was not charged.
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Associated
Clearfield
Robert Rice
West Side Methodist
Rice
Farkas Claims Section Of Union Square Ignites City Row
Liam Parkes stakes out part of Union Square by driving 10 iron posts into the pavement. Mayor Bernard G Dougherty orders removal as dispute heads for court over fencing rights and annual renewal requirement.
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Liam Parkes
Union Square
Bernard G. Dougherty
Farkas
How Smart Are You Quiz From Classified Page
A reader quiz lists seven current events style questions covering presidential entrances TV ownership Bible books presidents while in office farm transfers Derby winnings and schizophrenia as a term. The piece invites readers to check the Classified page for answers.
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Tate
Washington
U.S
Tyler
Lincoln
Cleveland
McKinley
Wilson
U.S. Farms
U. S
Police seek injunction over site posts replacement
City Attorney Thomas F. Nowicki seeks an injunction today to stop Mr. Farkas from replacing the posts as police guard the site.
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Thomas F. Nowicki
Farkas
Compensation rates to go up in 1955 tax shift
Erie residents face higher unemployment tax next year as the State Employment Security Bureau studies the fund shortfall. A J Caruso reports 1955 payments may exceed 160 million beyond state contributions, with safety factor risking a 27 percent payroll tax. Benefits could drop to 20 dollars weekly and 20 weeks eligibility. A truck killed Joseph Scartonza near Coral on Route 119 in Mahoning City.
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A. J Caruso
State Employment Security Bureau
Caruso
Mahoning City
Joseph Scartonza
Coral
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