U S Weighs Troop Withdrawal From Japan
Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu cited US talks as basis for a possible progressive reduction of American ground forces in Japan. Negotiations in Washington with Secretary Dulles outlined Japan's potential to assume greater defense roles while joint planning for a six year rearmament program was discussed, including Japan increasing its military capacity.
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Truman Will Snub Two Dem Dinners
The Copley Press reports former President Truman plans to skip two California Democratic fundraising dinners amid anger over Edwin Pauley hosting Vice President Nixon and his wife. Times notes Truman is “boiling Missouri mad” over the party, while officials say he canceled his itinerary on doctors orders and could not be reached for comment.
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Highways Dept awards 985 288 contract for bridge work
The State Highways Department awarded a 985 288 contract yesterday to Paul L Britton Inc of Linesville for the construction of a bridge over Wal en Creek at Love Corners in Erie County.
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Seen This Man Frank Douglas Graham Bank Robbery Suspect
Federal authorities seek Frank Douglas Graham 25 tall 3 feet 10 inches unknown weight 155 pounds Union City Corry resident missing since July 13 after eluding police. Warrant for interstate transport of a stolen vehicle issued. Bank employees identify him as bank robbery suspect in connection with August 18 theft of 11000 from Tidioute Branch of Warren National Bank.
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Peron Tightens Firm Grip On Argentina Amid Violence
Buenos Aires reports President Juan D. Peron moves to tighten control after warning opponents violence will be met with greater force. A massive Peronista demonstration echoed support as the army stayed away, while reports of violence and a failed resignation offer circulated.
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Gunmen Escape With 1300 From Waterford Station
Two armed gunmen robbed Waterford Fort Pens station around 7 AM. They forced manager Stull to open the safe, escaping with 1200 in cash and 100 in checks after entering via a window. State Police near Waterford are investigating with partial descriptions of the suspects.
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Slot Machines Destroyed Here by Police and Public
A riotous sale and destruction of slot machines occurred at the Erie County building site as officers and county officials supervised the removal and smashing of 28 machines. Money seized from the devices was directed to the county general fund after the dump. The scene drew authorities including Chief Horsey, Mervine, and McCreary, with the wreckage stored near the Municipal Building. Proceeds and future repairs were to be allocated by officials.
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Washington telecom permit revoked by commission
The Communications Commission today canceled a television permit for Channel 3 at Shiv, Pa, citing failure to provide required financial information and unmet spending assurances. The revoked permit ends broadcast operations and the station faces closure.
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Ajax Union Agrees To New Work Contract
Ajax Iron Works employees reached a new labor pact on August 31 1958 setting hourly wage increases for the coming year plus expanded hospitalization benefits. The agreement closely follows patterns set by Ajax International Association of Machinists with earlier contracts in 1950 and 1953 and includes a shortened workday before holidays when required. About 190 of 285 workers are covered by the deal.
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Look To Ike To Halt Strike Of Rail Rides
Nation faces a potential rail strike as President Eisenhower moves to avert action by creating an emergency mediation board under the Railway Labor Act. The move, aimed at delaying strikes for 60 days, comes amid demands over pay, hours, and work conditions by 35,000 nonoperating Pennsylvania Railroad workers and allied unions.
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Tax hikes and flood relief pass House in rush
In a fast moving session the House cleared a cigarette tax increase and a gasoline tax boost to fund flood reconstruction. Passages include 20 million emergency funds, unemployment relief, and 12 million for the Civil Defense Council. Final Senate action expected tonight as leaders seek swift enactment before year end.
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Better Security Program Seen By Senate Panel
Senators Johnston and others urge improvements in the Eisenhower administration security program for federal employees. Testimony cited gaps in personnel screening and possible political vetting concerns while urging tighter controls and clearer procedures to protect government operations.
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Bendix Strike Hits Baltimore Plants
Workers at Bendix plants in Baltimore end a shift as early negotiations fail. The Employer’s contract with the AFL International expires at midnight, prompting up to 3000 employees to be affected while talks continue.
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Westinghouse ends fair trade pricing plan
Mansfield Ohio Westinghouse Electric Corp says it will discontinue its fair trade pricing on electrical housewares and automatic bed coverings while still maintaining suggested retail and dealer prices. Manager John J Anderson notes the public will recognize value in quality products displayed attractively and priced fairly.
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Over 700 Attend Grange Meeting in Corby Area
A large gathering of over 700 members and attendees filled the Corby area hall for a Grange meeting. The event featured speeches and recognitions by union leaders and local organizers, highlighting community service and charitable efforts with mentions of charities, Bible readings, and the Sixth Ter Church committee.
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Free More Serum For Polio Shots
An article discusses free polio vaccine serum distribution amid health review concerns. It notes government and hospital roles in making vaccines available, mentions funding figures, and highlights the public health aim of increasing immunization coverage.
Noted French Pleh to Toulouse Fringe Man Bi Bet
Fringe incident near Toulouse involves a noted French figure and a person named Bi Bet. Authorities report unusual activity centered around a ceremony or event associated with Mier Wevh yrbternity. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
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Milk Price Cut Applies to Stores and Home Delivery
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission announces a one cent per quart price differential between home delivered milk and store milk, effective in most areas. Delivered milk drops to 24 cents per quart in Corry while retail store milk remains 23 cents. Some regions, including Philadelphia and Lancaster, not immediately affected due to federal pricing rules.
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Agreement Reached After 6 Hour Auto Workers Tieup
Detroit Chrysler and the CIO United Auto Workers reached a contract settlement after a six hour strike period. The pact mirrors Ford and GM layoff pay plans, guaranteeing 60 to 5 percent take home pay for up to 26 weeks, plus wage increases and pension improvements. The agreement affects Chrysler plants in Michigan and other states and includes broader health, hospital, and union benefits.
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