Eisenhower Observes 65th Birthday in Hospital Bed
President Eisenhower, age 65, observes birthday in Denver hospital, feeling refreshed and cheerful as he recovers from heart illness. He is in good spirits, with visitors and staff noting steady progress and cheer amid ongoing convalescence. birthday plans include a small slice of cake as doctors monitor his condition. Continued on Page Three.
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Associated Tress
Denver
Eisenhower
Avery
Moumitas
Noval
Denver White House
Fitzsimeras Artiy Hospital
Chest Total Now Reaches 6370 Amid Campaign Progress
The record lists a running chest total of 6370 with updates on campaign moves through HCO and continued fundraising. Notable contributors include a 400 check from government and a 340 addition lifting the total to 80170. Local officials and volunteers are thanked for restoring railroad display preparations, with public praise directed to S Hixson and Michael Big Jog for restoration work and related acknowledgments to multiple named supporters.
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HCO
Ghyirniay Didlas Smiley
Jycalition
Puvernment
Inpies
Bart Cherry Fas Weber
Prnernd Ciiieman
Pailouace
Dave
Center Street
Weber
S. Hixson
Michael Big
Charlee Munate
Jobst -Klizma
Uiessen
Charis
Jowmon
Ajlex Tron
Car Crash On Busy Route 277 Injures Driver
State Police report a collision on Route 277 near Corry at 765 this morning involving a truck hauling a tractor trailer and a car driven by Miss Shiley Ang Hall of RD 1 Corry. The auto rammed the truck, struck a hill barrier, and rode along guard rails. no serious injuries were reported, with about 300 dollars in damage.
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Shiley Ang Hall
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Corry
Ori
Pasaine i Parken
House Slow on Tax On Tax Proposal
In Barrishurg the tax writing committee chairman said the House will move slowly on a state tax on federal non tax payments. The plan would levy a 5 percent rate on the federal tax payments, with debate over constitutionality and potential impact on the Senate. Supporters cite a plan to raise about 350 million dollars over two years, while critics question uniformity and timing.
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Meine
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Fisk
Chiakisnan
Shonker Andrews
Cambria
Reudinger
Readinger
Andrews
Senate
Tip Plas
Questontatk
Gener
State Supreme Court
U.S
General Assembly
Former Mexican President Manuel Avil Sottsiado Dies in Mexico City
In Mexico City Manuel Avils Sotsiado aged 79 former president of Mexico from 1940 and former secretary of war died after a long military career rising through ranks to divisional general. He served as head of state during the 1940s and was a prominent figure in national politics.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Mexico City
Manuel Avils Sotsiado
Thom
Deya
Ub 17
Ris
Yonara
Killing of Columbus Dam project draws criticism in Harrisburg
Harrisburg observers report a party driven clash over the Columbus Dam project. Assemblyman Allin Gabsant of Shul Hielit urged deeper inquiry into the commission's reports. Five committee members were named to review materials as tensions rose over the project and related reports.
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Harrisburg
Aniliey
Allin
Shul
Hielit
WIND
Marrs
Janes
Alber
R Hinkle
Clerfield
Taras
Waterhouse
Pwolent
Cate
Storm Moves Up East Coast Weather Watch Expanded
A storm moving up the East Coast threatens heavy rain and potential flooding across New York and New England. Forecasters expect around three inches of rain in the impacted region, with some spots reaching five inches as the system tracks toward Canada and the Atlantic coast.
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Gaston Stabaard
Bireau
Hatteras
New York
Vanna
Vanin
Cai
Upi
Hatterys
Governor Harrisburg Sees Mansion Appointment Crisis
Governor Harrisburg addressed a crisis in the administration as the mansion suffered conditions and a series of appointments drew scrutiny. The day’s events involved council members and ministers, with ongoing concerns about governance and oversight.
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Harrisburg
Beady
House Moves Quick Vote On School Aid
Harrisburg reports the Democratic House advances a plan to fund K 12 aid with 535 million dollars to districts for two years starting May. It includes 100 million for schools in October and November, a 150 pay boost for teachers, 5 million for police bonuses, and Senate bipartisan support for the measure.
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Fianta
Londéll
Bill Wil
Lie
Ease Polio Vaccine Regulations Go Overdue
Harrisburg dispatch reports an official push to relax polio vaccine rules. The advisory committee proposes extending priority groups and reshaping requirements to ease access while maintaining health safeguards.
Two Brothers Die of Starvation in New Orleans Slum
In New Orleans a seven person Baughman family suffered neglect amid poverty. Police removed seven children after two boys aged six and seven died from starvation. The older siblings describe hunger and eating from trash as authorities consider criminal neglect charges for William and Dolores Baughman.
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Scaurday
Aeterichius
Lawrence
Inter
Baughmans
Poe
William Baughman
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Uie Brothers
Belvet
Pihio
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Deadlock in Labor Talks Across Industries Reaches Milestone
A tense stalemate emerged as union negotiators and the Westinghouse company clashed over wage hikes and contracts. The talks, tied to a broader steel sector dispute, included a proposed five year raise plan and 94 000 job figures at Westinghouse. A two year continuation option were discussed, with religiously observed delays noted. An election of historian Miame Beach was recorded in Springfield, Pennsylvania, as the American Legion Auxiliary appointed a new national historian.
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Westtighouse
Westingtouse
United Steeliirkers
Tie Steel
Public disheartened by reversal of Columbus Dam plans
Area residents react with pessimism as the State Fish Commission reverses plans to build the Columbus Dam. Critics blame political factors and call for petitions and reconsideration, noting impacts on voters in Warren, Erie, and nearby counties amid a long-delayed project.
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Columbus
State Fish Commission
Jory Sauiline
Columbus Dame
Sportamin
Warren
Erie
Hvarton
Manyo
Youths Hurt As Auto Spins Off Highway Near Spring Creek
Two Foothill High School squad members escaped severe injury when their car lost control on wet pavement near Spring Creek, spun off the highway, and broke into pieces. Floyd Wilkinson 17 suffered head and facial abrasions, David Way 17 had back and facial wounds, William Mitchell 17 drove shaken and bruised. All were treated and released at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Von
Spring Creek
Éonteo
Route 6 crash leaves three injured in collision
A Route 6 traffic crash injured three people, with hospital observations and X ray imaging in progress. Names and exact roles are unclear due to the damaged text, but the incident involved a vehicle collision near a city street and ongoing medical care at a local hospital.
Students Cars Collide Here on North Warpeny street
Police reported a collision involving student vehicles yesterday near Gray Hill. Witnesses described a chaotic scene with several youths injured and transported by ambulance. Investigating officers worked to identify drivers while crowds gathered at the corner.
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Kram
Weshoyy
Three Hurt After Rubberneck Crash Near Columbus
A violent two car crash on Route 11 east of the Columbus underpass injured three people, two in a New Jersey passenger car and a station wagon from Pennsylvania. The station wagon driver was walking but seriously hurt. other victims, Oscar Berry of Sterlington PA and Pred A Zimmerman of Livingston NJ and his wife Itebecea, were rushed to Worry Memorial Hospital and Corry Memorial Hospital for treatment as police investigate vehicle direction.
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New Jersey
Bracken Funeral Home
Worry Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Oscar Berry
Sterlington
Emporium
Pred A. Zimhierman
Livingston
N. J
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Faure Seeks Confidence Vote To Shield Government
Paris premier Edgar Faure postponed a decisive showdown over Algerian policies by calling for a national vote of confidence. He aims to stay in office at least until Tuesday when the result will be delivered. The move ends debate for 24 hours and shifts focus to securing support amid a fragile majority.
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Associated Press
Paris
National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Eaily
Marotea
Faure
Chey
Fatire
Hino
Gurty
Imnrove Kenlomie
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Erie
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