Senate Battle Over 12-Percent Tax Plan Divides Leaders
Harrisburg barroom politics flare as Governor Leader moves a 312 percent excise tax on manufacturers. Senate leaders Taylor and Kessler oppose the plan, while Gov. Leader demands action. Debate centers on fairness, constitutionality, and impact on Pennsylvania industry.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Ben
Taylor
Tusler
GOP
Nouririus
Ete
Len Kessler
Lancaster
Sen
Manany
Ing
Uae
Sy. Pechan
Sénate
Muller
Pennsylvania
Pechan
Commonwealth
Sénate Democrats
Thirsday
Jalon
CoumtMers
Meet Sunday Fight To Discs
Mahing
Two Pittsburgh Clubs Raided Amid Gambling Claims
Police raided the eSBUR Leguo OTS Club and the Del Moro Club in Pittsburgh early yesterday. Seven people were arrested and gambling equipment seized after doors were forced open at the Lotus Glib in East Liberty. Officials said one club denied gambling but admitted poker chips and dice were present. most of the 65 arrestees faced court appearance fines. Barbara McCany, 27, daughter of Rep. Frank AB, Walter D-Pay and Mrs. Waltof, died Wednesday in Washington.
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Pre Esbur Leguo Ots Club
del Moro Club
Mr Fisted
James Shusser
Lotus Glib
East Liberty
Fir
Fraser
del Mayo Club
Qoald
Solon
Washington
Barbara McCany
Rep
Frank AB
Walter D-Pay
Waltof
French Premier Seeks Confidence Vote Amid Uncertain Fate
Premier Edouard Faure moves to seek a new confidence vote in the French National Assembly as the government faces a fragile majority and rising opposition. Debates over timing and the fate of December elections under proportional representation loom, with prospects of Faure's resignation if defeated.
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Associated Press
Paris
Edgar Faure Sidhe
French National Assembly
Uryshing
Fouire
Weluy
Francois Mitterrind
Pemier Piesti
Mendes-Prince
Faure
Tuesday
Mulrin
Pierre Mopne-Prance
Radics
Fuute 14
Asc
Pure
Dethbut
Tour Social Republican
Guumlist
Apel
Thi
U N Boycott By France Nearing End
U N Political Committee drops Algerian issue from General Assembly agenda. Plan to end France boycott, in effect since September, approved by Asian African bloc and France. France argues Algeria part of metropolitan France. Arab group unlikely to press for appeasement. United States softens stance on Outer Mongolia admissions, seeking 18 applicants inclusion with allies supporting passage.
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U.N
Tday
General Assembly
France
Assembly
Algeria
Morocco
United States
Outer Mongolia
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Thuy
Japan
Spain
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romaniia
Canada
Two Killed In Freak Misadventure With .22 Rifle
A freak rifle accident in Red House yesterday killed two occupants, William Bargy and Dewey Crouse, as a car traveled through the community. The weapon discharged twice while held by a passenger, striking Bargy in the chest and later fatally wounding Crouse. authorities expect an inquest verdict on the accidental deaths.
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Tilky
Brey
Jutiisot. Happel
Salamanca
Doroner
Vst
Thoms Fisher
Red House
Parking Authority Here Seek Parking Authority Here
A local meeting discusses establishing a street parking plan with a 00 working fund. The commission, led by Henly and Wheelrr, prepares to study parking problems and possible off street facilities. A formal session is expected next Monday.
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Grimmblahiner
Hyle
Henly & Wheelrr
Altod Buhlstrand
Meadville
Falubluaymiehl
Lye Authority
Will of H W Loveland Probate Filed After Relative Loss
The $30,000 will of H W Loveland filed for probate at the Erie County courthouse leaves personal property valued at $90,000 to his wife Orn. Loveland, a longtime director at a national bank, had been removed from the chairmanship one month before his death on East Main Street in 1980.
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East Main Street
Erie County
Loveland
Clsents National Bank
Chahier
Two Corry Men Held For Trial In Lottery Case
Two Corry men Pete Morty and Angelo Friaitti were bound over for trial at Erie County court after state police charged them with operating a lottery at the Corry Beverage Co on Main Street. Prosecutor Herbert Johnson will present the case at the next term. The men, along with two others, were arrested Saturday and remain in custody pending further proceedings.
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Pete Morty
First Avenue
Angelo Friaitti
Easy Avenue
Erlé County Court Buk
Moreiuy
Dured
Liwrenen
Corry Beverage Ca
Liz West Main Street
Wil Lim
Peitfer
Itty Cil
Forth
Creselmin
Jaye
Assistan
Herbert Johnson
Johnson
Lorne
Marly
Frisiin
Sinking ship saves 52 amid Atlantic storm and Canadian alert
Fragmented OCR describes a maritime crisis near Cape Breton with high winds and heavy seas. A Liberian freighter, Dogtond, signals distress while rescue helicopters and port officials coordinate evacuations and shore communications fail in the U S coast area.
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Capa Et Laweiniee
Cig Breton
Boul Boo Ryllex
Atlinla
Hurser
Moye
Nepeine
Greenwiand
N.S
Thie
Bisntat Wits
Carlivy
Cape Howl
Savy
Arimary
Bydhoy
Fas
Toniky Et Toile
Grange criticizes farm policies at national convention
At the 89th Grange convention in Cleveland delegates condemn U S farm policy. The report warns that government practices keep surplus crops unsold and cites price supports as ineffective against export stock. It urges production curtailment and freer world sales to aid struggling farmers nationwide.
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Ina
Nibskiai
National Grange Convention
Grange
Amercan
Ahdersellin Aus
City Gains Three Plants in County Economic Boost
In Keie County the 1K Copry Indiistules boosted by 8 percent to 2 during the year, with factory expansions and job gains. The area sees significant investment as workers reported gains and higher wages, including several large payouts and bonuses.
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Keie
Amounl
Valerie
jaodHens
Loss In Dance Hall Fire At Lodi Burns Five Buildings
Fire destroyed a dance hall and several nearby structures in Lodi after a blaze from a stove. Firemen battled the flames for hours, with estimates of extensive damage and witnesses noting the rapid spread and heat. Investigators reported finding embers and charred remains among debris.
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Rooks Ridge
Bethe Horough
Buney
Ib Tooke Ukessamn
William
Tie Biltiduie
Travis
Dagee
FEPC Law to Take Effect Tomorrow in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Fair Employment Practices Law goes into effect tomorrow with no administrator appointed yet. Governor Leader’s spokesman said a nine member commission will be named next week, delaying full implementation. The law bars employment and union discrimination based on race creed color or national origin with age bias barred after July 1.
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FEPC
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvana
Pennsylvania
Fair Employment Pratioes
Brown and Butters for Erie health unit proposed
Erie County commissioners recommended forming a five member health body headed by Miles, with Dr Palmer Rowse and Dr Aesty Millekeok among nominees. The plan aims to establish foundations of the health board while trimming membership to five.
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Corry
Erie County
Wilt
Erie Couty Wealth Department
Cherry
Roger Brown
P Bettes
Jerucy Gt Ie Chamber of Cam- Jnerer
Palmar
Dixon Yates Issue Drives 756 Election Battle
Senator Kefauver warns the Dixon Yates power contract will fuel the Eisenhower era public power fight. He cites an AEC decision that the contract involved a conflict of interest and vows continued Senate probes while Democrats criticize the administration’s handling of the case.
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Washington
Refailver
D-Tenn
Dixon-Yates
Eisenhower
Senate
Kefauyer
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Kylanger
Paul M Butler
Win
Counyel
Williamn Mitchall
Hontmret
Adolphe Wenell
New York
Bidget
Boston Corps
Wis
Fiutarclel Advaser
Hie Dixon-Wates
West Mens Ls
Abby Wale
Tennison Valley Authority
ABC
Ore Train Derails on Pennsylvanian Line Near Spring Creek
A freight derailment involving thirty three ore laden cars on the Pennsylvania Railroad east of Spring Creek caused a major wreck with ore dust over the right of way. Wrecking crews from Erie and Warren cleared the site while track repairs began. no serious injuries reported to crew. The derailed train carried 6,495 tons of iron ore and halted westbound service, with salvage efforts planned after the rails are rebuilt.
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Spring Creek
Sparky Seylor
Warren
Times Mirror
Pennsy
Corry
Erie
clintKe
WG Hagen
Fred Gaines
Renove
Efv
Erde
Om Tt
Crete
Kane
Opera
Soma Ling
Bethlehem
Pépnay Officiala
Woodward Killing Before Grand Jury
Report on a Woodward killing case before a grand jury in Minola. Opening witness testimony referenced police officers from Oyster Bay Cove and a named juror. The record includes fragmented mentions of suspects and associated individuals, with limited coherent narrative due to corrupted OCR text.
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Counserend
Ummeh
Milndauk Woman, 73, Dead After Car Collision
Mrs. Bartent Milndauk of Kurby Homestead Park Win dies in a traffic incident. Police report indicates a vehicle collided with her. Details are limited in the readable text.
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Bartent Milndauk
Kurby Homestead Park
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