Republicans At Odds On State Budget Slash
In Harrisburg Republicans clash over trimming Governor Lawrence's 1.7 billion budget for 1959. Leaders spent five days with little progress as debate focused on industrial development and urban renewal funds, school subsidies, and tax changes tied to reassessments. Dormitory fees rise proposed. highway powers and tax measures face further action. Snow blankets Loveland Pass and high Colorado peaks, hindering travel on U S Highway 6.
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Compromise on Butler Motion Seen in 1960 Plan
Washington AP report says Democrats debated compromising to revise the nation’s delegate plan for the 1960 presidential nomination. Butler seeks a state by state vote method with new bonus rules, while Southern critics press for his ouster over a strong civil rights plank.
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Khrushchev Stages Morning Blair House Appearance
Premier Nikita Khrushchev stepped onto Blair House steps for a four minute unannounced morning visit during his Washington stay. He wore shirt sleeves, looked sleepy at 7:45 a.m., then woke with smiles and waves as photographers captured the moment. He signaled that English was unclear, offering a fractured “Veree gud” before retreating inside.
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Woman Freeed From Trapped Finger in Oil Cap Incident
In Cincinnati last night two emergency cars and four police cruisers rushed to a Thome after a terse call reporting a woman trapped. An officer with a small cutting tool freed Mrs. Marie Brady, 75, whose finger was stuck in an oil cap.
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Washington Odd Year Shows Three Party Tug in Congress
In a rare quiet year in Washington a Democratic led Congress and President Eisenhower clash over civil rights and federal aid amid looming 1960 election pressures. Southern Democrats frequently split with Northern colleagues, keeping unity fragile as future legislation on farming wages social security and tax changes looms. The result is a temporary reprieve before a likely civil rights clash and party realignments in an election year.
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DC Bomb Scare Forces Police Rush to Route to Washington
A reported car bomb near the route intended for Soviet Premier Khrushchev's Washington visit triggered a large police search from Maryland to the capital. State police, acting on a tip, combed the area between the city and An- napolis but found nothing suspicious. The scare disrupted traffic and prompted rapid police cooperation across agencies.
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Kane Area Mother In Lung To Cleveland
A 7s year old Kane area mother Mrs Grace Polinski near paralyzed by an illness like polio was moved by iron lung ambulance from Bradford Hospital to Cleveland. Dr Willum C Anderson said the patient is neck down paralyzed and may have polio. a definite diagnosis awaits lab tests. The McKean County Chapter of the March of Dimes arranged care including a portable iron lung to serve the patient and others in the area.
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Conduct Services For Miss Hines
Miss Julia Hines received a requiem Mass at St Thomas Church at 9 30 a m today with Rev Leon Doleski as celebrant Burial followed at St Thomas Cemetery Bearers were A Duke John O Brien Robert Williams and Rodney Knowlton Also attending from away were Mr and Mrs A M Hess and Mrs Mary Heustis of Erie Many old friends came from this vicinity Drew Air Force Base Md where Khrushchev landed a few minutes later Later the Secret Service said the report appears to have been groundless.
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Television Review signals new Fibber McGee on TV
New York radio duo Fibber McGee and Molly transition to television with positive impressions. The NBC telecast features Sweeney as Fibber and Cathy Lewis as Molly in a familiar plot about a $9,400 two wheel cart. Western’s Moto lane debut on NBC. Godfrey’s comeback special on CBS earns top attention as NBC ponders fewer commercials in favor of public service spots. The era of new shows is mixed with pedestrian entries and a Shakespeare program at London's Royal Victoria Hall.
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Trial Begins For Rape Slayer In Pa
The trial of 22 year old Leslie N Devell from Claysville opens in Washington County for the murder of 42 year old Cannonshore waitress Rose Price. Prosecutor Al DeMedio says first degree murder during rape will be sought. Price was last seen February 12 and her decomposed body later found near Cannonshore.
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