Lawrence Woh't Oppose Racing Bill
Mayor David L. Lawrence, Democratic candidate for governor, says he would not initiate but would not oppose horse racing betting legislation in Pennsylvania. He favors public referendum if the legislature proposes it and discusses sales tax exemptions to raise revenue.
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Republicans Hope to Pick Up Two Pennsylvania Seats
Richard M. Simpson predicts GOP gains in Pennsylvania control of the House as 17 Republicans and 12 Democrats exist now and upstate districts may swing Republican. He cites campaign groundwork and dissatisfaction with the Eisenhower era, with focus on Berks and the 6th District while incumbents like Rhodes and Stauffer draw attention.
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Crash Victim Must Decide Between Standing Or Sitting
32 year old Harry Bite, injured in a November 23 1957 auto truck crash west of Wichita, faces life changing decisions. He lost his left eye and much of his senses and has been in traction for painful nerve pressure. An operation next week aims to enable him to resume work and care for his nine children as doctors weigh whether to fuse his spine in a standing or sitting position.
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Conneaut Child Polio Case Reported in Critical Condition
A Conneaut child, Jerrey Tisdale, aged Q, son of My and Mrs. Merlin Tisdale, is paralyzed and in critical condition at Cleveland City Hospital with polio suspected but not yet diagnosed. He had not received Salk vaccine. stricken a week ago and moved to hospital Monday. doctors give a 50 percent chance of survival.
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Formosa Jets Down Five MIGs in Quiet Quemoy Ceasefire
In a national address the Nationalists claim victory in the first phase of the Quemoy battle and forecast a later win to retake the mainland. The cease-fire around Quemoy holds into a fifth day as shore supplies head to the offshore island and both sides stand by without gunfire. The fate of renewed shelling after midnight Sunday remains uncertain.
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Egg Market Shows Firm White Top Prices in New York
Wholesale egg selling prices held firm for large and unsettled for other sizes in New York today. Receipts reached 18 800 White Top quality 48-50 pounds at 52-55 cents, mediums 33-35, smalls 25-25. Browns Top quality 48-50 pounds 52-? cents with mediums 33-34, analytics 28-29. TRADE POLICY CHIEF DIES George Lew is Bell, 10, heads Committee for a National Trade Policy, died yesterday of a heart attack in Washington. He had a varied career in management, industrial relations and foreign trade. Born in Pinos Altos, New Mexico.
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