Stevenson Refuses to Name Donors in Campaign Fund
Governor Stevenson refuses to reveal names of contributors to a special fund used to supplement salaries of certain officials. He cites privacy and good faith, noting no direct link between donors and recipients. Nixon and other Republicans criticized the stance amid a broader push for higher public official compensation and reform.
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Stevenson
Ny Times
Henin Somean
Richard Nixon
Republian
Nixon
Pulvate Enterprises
Stevenis
Ren
Robert A. Tutt
Squire Ordered to Return $6,000 in Fees
Pittsburgh district attorney Malone had ordered Justice of the Peace Alfred J. Ackerman to return $6,000 in fees charged motorists for traffic violations. The order followed a grand jury indictment of Ackerman and 48 constables on conspiracy and related charges over money collected from the county for a hearing never held.
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Pittsburgh
Simés
Malone
Justice of the Peace
Alfred J. Ackerman
Whitaker
Ackerman
J. B. Boldem
Raymond plant employes gain 1 cent pay hike
Workers at the Raymond Mte C4 plant received a retroactive one cent raise to September under a contract with United Auto Workers Local. Increases are tied to the Bureau of Labor Statistics index and adjust every six months, with six months of effect before new changes.
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Bureau of Labor
United ‘Auto Workers
CTO
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Manaxenodl
Wander Ul
Committee Approves Test Pits For New Corry School Site
Members of the Corry Area Joint Schools met with Architect Walter Campbell to discuss materials for the $225,000 junior senior high project in First Ward. They authorized eight foot deep test pits to help bidders assess the sand and soil under the planned building.
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SUI
McGuire gas well near Renovo quits flowing
A famous McGuire gas well in the Leidy Field near Renovo stops producing after February. Production had fallen from about 50 million cubic feet daily as other nearby wells tapered off. Manufacturers Light and Heat Co of Pittsburgh holds nearly 4 million dollars in escrow as court hearings in Clinton County decide ownership amid a $ winner dispute.
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Lock Haven
McGuire
Pittsburgh
Clinton County
Keta Gas and Oil Co
Bradford
John A. McGuire
Renova
Russian Move Fails to Stall German Rearmament
Western powers and the Soviet Union exchanged notes on Germany’s future defense role. Moscow urged delaying rearmament while Bonn faced a sharp Bundestag debate and allied pressure for a unified Germany under free elections.
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Russii
West Germany
Pramganta
Gernay Mully
Anieelvty
Tashure
Germany
Burapesti Defenee Neucy
Bonn
Paris
Bundestue
Moscow
Laws Against Aid to Officials Being Studied
A Justice Department review into outside financial help for public officials is under way amid confusion over its origins. The probe, directed by Atty. Gen. McGranery, focuses on non government funds for officials, not Nixon’s funds, and explores the scope of supplemental financial support in public life.
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Washington
Justice Department
White House
Thiman
Richard M. Nixon
California
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Truman
Nixon
Justice
Maryland Man Pleads Guilty to Statutory Rape Charge
Maryland Hicks age 31 of Carty F D 3 pleaded guilty to statutory rape in a neighbor girl case. He was held over to court without bond as county Judge sets bond. Hicks said the girl lured him and planned to plead guilty before a county judge, facing up to a $1000 fine or three years in prison.
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Bord
Aldersminy M.S. Cobbett
Hoth
Draft Board Calls 18 Men for Induction Tests
After a quiet period, the local draft board ordered 18 men to undergo pre induction physicals on October 9. The group will depart by train on October 9 and return the following morning, October 11, as part of the U S Army conscription process.
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U. S
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse Union Signs One Year Contract Extension
The CIO International Union of Electrical Workers and Westinghouse reach a one year pact raising pay for 45 000 production workers by 7 to 14 cents an hour starting October 4. Wages average about 10 cents an hour higher, with ranges by job class and monthly pay bands. A 2 cent cost of living increase from May 1 is deducted. Negotiations may reopen in January on pensions and insurance. The terms apply to other Westinghouse unions as well, representing about 77 000 workers.
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Pittsburgh
Cio-Interational Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wage Stabilization Board
Westing~ House Stright
Westinghouse
United Hleo- Ineal Workers
Federation of Westinghouse
AFL International Brotherhood of Eluewical Workers
Ex-attendants at hospital free on bond in assault case
Greensburg Pa. Two former attendants at Torrance State Hospital are free on $500 bond each while awaiting grand jury action on charges of aggravated assault and battery against an inmate. Leonard Murphy 28 and Harry Kelley 20 of Selinsburg were fired after a patient was found with a swollen nose. Dr William Schilling, hospital superintendent, said striking a patient is grounds for dismissal except in self defense.
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Greensburg
Torrance State Hospital
Agassset
Leonard i Murphy
Harry Kelley
Seltsburg
Wiliam Schilling
Prothonotary dies in office amid embezzlement probe
Prothonotary Tayloe Look is found dead in his county office as investigators probe missing fund totals linked to former deputy Rich Nied and others. District Attorney says evidence points to shortages of about 18000 and admits Taylor had admitted taking funds before his death. Lie detector tests planned for involved staff.
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Taylor
Funel
Lawwengh Taylor
Shead Mandal
Richtert
Damian di
McLawghin
HM Nish
Tayloe
John Coates
Monking
Wooney
McLaughtin
Enely
Dunes
Tisttet
Prothonotary
Probers Stile Hearing Caudle and McGrath Testimony
Witnesses testified on White House influence and Justice Department changes as Caudle accused a White House clique while McGrath, former attorney general, described his dismissal as a grave error. The hearing before Rep. Guthrie's subcommittee examined alleged misconduct in the department and administrative reshuffles under President Truman.
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T. Lingir Oudie
Farmer Arty Sen
J. Howard McGrash
White House
Alicea
Miso “Ater
McGrath
Newbold Morris
Rep. Ghelf
Gas rate hike approved by Equitable Gas Co postponement
Equitable Gas Co of Pittsburgh announced a rate increase of 04 dollars per foot year, effective until at least January 1. The Public Utility Commission postponed the boost for three more months, moving the effective date to New Month Day.
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Cisnol
Public Utility Commission
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Ike Declares Inflation Peril At Dread Size
Ike storms at Truman era policy calling it cheap money and warns inflation risks as Nixon defense issues and a public hall crowd of about 16 000 hear Eisenhower defend honesty, criticize administration spending, and stress strong leadership in a wartime like crisis.
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Associated Press
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ML Nixon
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Gregeland
Los Angeles
Eisenshower
Unhurt After Car Rolls Over on Route 1
Simuel Goldberg of Pittsburgh and a companion escape injury when a Jaguar overturns multiple times south of Trinn City on Route 1. State Police report Goldberg swerved to avoid a waiting vehicle, causing extensive damage estimated at 1600 dollars. No reinstatement sought by former Pittsburgh Milk Sanitation chief Frederick B. Elliot after bribe accusation.
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Trinn City
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Corry Barracks
Simuel Goldberg
Goldberg
Frederick B. Elliot
City Civil Service Commission
W. D. Rubtight
Harmony
Hutler County
Elliott
Acquittals in Muted Conspiracy Trial Shock New York
In New York, two Red Leaders were acquitted on conspiracy charges after a lengthy trial. Judge Edward ruled the defendants not guilty, while the jury failed to convict the remaining figures in the complex case tied to the Communist party activities and related allegations.
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Gerson
Tati Bechin
Jaathivr
Bya New York
Gommmuuiliis
AB Reds
Convict Faces More Charges Involved in Bronx Shooting Case
Elmer Seljuer, 21, linked to a Bronx gun shop robbery and a fatal confrontation with police. Grand jury adds charges including homicide, assault, and weapons violations. Indictments could yield over a century in prison. Bodies transported to a Virginia facility after a deadly escape attempt and the Karen Nolet case continues to unfold with federal probes.
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Yoric
Elmer Seljuer
Brent Grand Jury
Golu
Bichuen
Sin Gui
Eazy
Schuey
Ante Baglard Noten
Fyi
LyMonier
Nicholas Cyluer
Lehner
Nolfri
Wither
Pennsylvania
Manhattan
Bronx
Brunet, Ky
Walcott Seeks Rematch For Title After Narrow Defeat
Philadelphia reports 13th round stoppage where Rocky Murvinia beat Walcott for heavyweight title. Boechiochio states rematch terms, 90 day clause, and licensing issues. Murciano's manager Al Wells confirms willingness to fight again after year-end. Pittsburgh schools boost teacher pay and principals salaries.
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Bocchiechio
Lth
New York State
al Wells
Murcinio
Mixon defends campaign in nationwide radio address
Sen. Richard M. Mixon addressed a national radio audience to present his case amid controversy. He resumed vigorous campaigning in the West as he emphasized his positions ahead of a decisive meeting and sought to counter accusations.
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Mant
Richard M. Mixon
Richind Ninta
Saniel
Summerfield Clarifies Nixon Mismatch on Ticket
Summerfield says Richard Nixon remains the Republican vice presidential candidate, signaling confidence after a Cleveland conference. He notes party leaders expect no swift changes while Nixon plans a national tour and awaits a meeting with Eisenhower.
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