Pennsylvania sales tax debate splits on tax level
Harrisburg AP reports that Pennsylvania's 3 percent retail sales tax faces a dispute over whether it applies to manufacturing and wholesale levels as well. Attorney General Cohen says broad application is possible, while Senate leaders Kessler and Dent contend the bill targets retail sales only. See Legislature-Page 6, Col. 5.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Cohen
Senate
Kessler
Senate Finance Committee
Dent
Assembly
Legislature
Greeks Ban All Mass Meetings in Cyprus Strike Paralyzes Island
A spontaneous general strike shut shops banks and schools across Cyprus in protest of Archbishop Makarios exile. British troops dispersed crowds near Phaneromeni church and Metaxas Square as Athens bans mass meetings and Greece calls for action. Makarios and three priests were en route to the Seychelles aboard Loch Fada after transfer from Mombasa.
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Cyprus
Mediterranean
Britain
Makarios
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Nicoisi
Metaxas
Athens
Indian Ocean
Greece
Constantine Karamanlis
United States
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Cnya
Seychelles
Madagascar
Abard
Mombasa
Mahe
Legislative Council
Chevy Chase Man's Death Accidental
A 49-year-old Chevy Chase man, William Wade Weaver, was found dead in a water-filled ditch on North Fifth Street Extension near the Indiana Borough line. Dr. William H. Castment ruled drowning accidental with death between 1:30 and 1:45 a.m. while the man was near his home, possibly confused in darkness. A schoolboy发现 the body and police, with state police aid, investigated as the borough lies outside their jurisdiction.
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Chevy Chase
North Fifth Street
Indiana Borough
William Wade Weaver
Indiana RD
William H. Castment
Indiana County
Eastment
Ronald x Tye
Gerald
Floyd Frye
6Th Street
Indiana
Ronald
Dr. Eastment
Today Special at Our Shoppe May Tex Bluuses
Special today for Tuesday only. Bluuses priced up to 59 dollars, final clearance. Shoppe offers at ten dollars, May in Tex.
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Tex
French Chief Expected to Get Power
Paris reports the National Assembly was likely to grant Premier Guy Mollet broad emergency powers to restore order in Algeria. Mollet returned from talks with Prime Minister Eden and planned a noon speech before the Foreign Press Association in Paris before addressing the Assembly.
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National Assembly
Guy Mollet
Algeria
Mollet
Eden
London
Mediterranean
Foreign Press Assn
Algiers
Three Elderly Indiana County Natives Die Over Weekend
Three elderly Indiana County natives died over the weekend. Ella V. Coon aged 90 of College Avenue Indiana died yesterday at home. Sarah Elizabeth Seele aged 81 widow of W E Seele of Rural Valley RD died yesterday in New Castle. Clarence Gater Brown aged 85 widow of Challmer Bertram Brown died Saturday in Buffalo New York. A full obituary for each appears on page six of today's Gazette.
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Indiana County
Ella V. Coon
George Coon
College Avenue
Indiana
Sarah Elizabeth Seele
W. E Seele
Rural Valley RD
New Castle
Clarence Gater Brown
Challmer Bertram Brown
Buffalo
N.Y
Third Party Threatened In Demo Racial Dispute
A heavy weekend fire at the Campbell Henry tree nursery near White Township caused about $10,000 in damage, destroying 15 beds of seedlings. Royden Campbell and J Wilmer Henry own the nursery. firemen battled the blaze believed started from embers blown from Saturday brush burning. Fire officials said one and a half miles north of Benjamin Franklin Elementary School, with winds fanning the flames, aided the destruction of pine seedlings and damaged spruce beds. A separate Washington report notes Southern senators explored a possible third party movement over school integration, with Thurmond pledging to support the South Carolina Democratic party if the national party diverges on policy. A manifesto from 19 senators and 77 House members urged using all lawful means to reverse the 1958 Supreme Court ruling.
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Royden Campbell
J. Willmer Henry
Company 3
Campbell-Henry
Benjamin Franklin
White Township
Henry
Norway
Campbell
Washington
Democratic National Convention
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Democratic States Rights Party
Dixie States
South Carolina
Democratic Party
National Party
Dixie
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
House
Poff and
Brayhill
Virginia
Supreme Court
Sen. George
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Senate
DeWitt Ray Sees Pope Pius During European Tour
Vatican City welcomed American newsmen as Pope Pius XII greeted a touring group including N. DeWitt Ray, co publisher of the Indiana Evening Gazette. Ray, one of three Pennsylvanians present, spoke briefly in English as the Pontiff shook hands. This marked Ray's second visit with the Pope.
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Pope Pius XII
N. DeWitt Ray
Indiana Evening Gazette
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Mr. Ray
Pope Pius
Warren faces $2 million flood loss in Warren Pa
Gov. Eisenhower urged federal aid after Warren flood damages estimated at two million dollars. The Allegheny River crest reached 18.4 feet, a 40 year record, with relief efforts resuming as residents return to evacuated homes. The Warren Times Mirror will publish a 12 page edition today after floodwater damaged its plant.
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Warren
Allegheny River
U.S. Army
Mopup
Warren Times Mirror
Ed Lowrey
Mediterranean Fleet Will Get New Carrier
The United States will send the Forrestal to bolster Mediterranean naval strength next January. At Guantanamo, 27 warships were present for jet plane operations as Adm. Burke cited rapid naval changes. Also on display were the Boston Northampton and Forrest Sherman among other new ships.
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Forrestal
Guantanamo
Cuba
United States
Mediterranean
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Navy
Boston
Northampton
Miss Truman Engaged to Clifton Daniel Jr.
Independence Missouri announces the engagement of Mary Margaret Truman to Clifton Daniel Jr. son of a prominent editor. The couple reported the news at a press conference with the wedding planned in Independence in April.
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Independence
Harry
Truman Today
Mary Margaret
Clifton Daniel Jr
New York Times
Truman
Virginia quadraphuplets survive birth in Richmond hospital
The Shara quadruplets, born Saturday to Mrs. Richard Shaia, are on their third day of life at St Luke's Hospital. Doctors report improving health, two double incubators, and initial nourishment with a sugar and water mixture as plans for regular formula feeding begin. The mother Shaia, 30, and father Shaia, restaurant owner, have five other children and will choose names after discussing with the family.
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Richard Shain
St. Luke's Hospital
Carolyn McCue
Papa Sshaia
Mama
Shaia
Lhese
William Hughes Evans
Two Demo Candidates Exchange Pot Shots
The Associated Press reports a heated exchange between Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver as New Hampshire Democrats prepare to vote tomorrow. Eisenhower is poised for a decisive Republican win, focusing attention on the Kefauver Stevenson fight for delegates. Kefauver denies taking money from any governor and is unopposed in the presidential preference section, while Stevenson did not campaign in the state. Both men appear on the ballot with full 12-member delegate slates.
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Kefauver-Stevenson
Stevenson
Kefauver
Boston
Arrest Driver After Crash on Route 480
Dixonville resident John Thorton, 37, Box 308, was charged with reckless driving by Indiana State Police after a one car wreck one mile west of here on Route 480. His car was demolished, damages pegged at 350 dollars. He was taken to Indiana Hospital with possible back chest injuries and facial lacerations. condition listed as good this morning.
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Dixonville
Indiana
Here
John Thorton
Box
Indiana Hospital
Thorton
Insurance for dogs sparks potential cat coverage in Kansas City
Kansas City residents Richard Nelson and Gordon Reade propose hospital benefits for dogs, with plans to extend to cats if successful. Premiums start at 15 dollars a year, covering hospitalization, surgery, and drugs through licensed veterinary hospitals, with a deductible of 1 or 10 dollars and a per incident cap. They aim to offer policies nationwide soon, arguing pet owners will welcome affordable care for ill or injured pets.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Auty Insurance
Reabe
Bing Croshs Undergoes Minor Surgery in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills reports Bing Croshs had minor surgery on a novel growth Saturday. A family member said the singer will likely resume normal activities this week. A spokesman confirmed no long-term impact on work. Special Tuesday sale at the May fair Shoppe offers blouses up to 5.98 for 1.00.
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Beverly Hills
Teenage Slaying in Wisconsin Leads to Arrest
In Kaukauna Wisconsin the body of Theresa Van Jer Horst an 18 year old high school senior was found in a neighbor basement after two days missing. Michael McCormick a 17 year old junior was held without charges as district attorney Fred Froehlich said he admitted beating the girl with a brass shell case and placing her in an alcove. Coroner Bernard H Kemps said autopsy showed death by suffocation from a kinked windpipe.
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Kaukauna
Wis. U
Theresa van Jer Horst
Kaukauna High School
Dist. Atty
Fred Froehlich
Michael McCormick
Froehlich
McCormick
MesCormick
Mel
Bernard H. Kemps
Mine Union and PMA Reach Agreement Over Care Abuses
Allegany County Medical Society says the Pennsylvania Medical Society and the United Mine Workers Welfare Fund have worked out a mutually acceptable agreement over alleged abuses of the union program. Months of controversy followed UMW officials accusing doctors of overcharging UMW patients, keeping them hospitalized too long, and performing unnecessary operations.
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Pittsburgh
SELKS Notice for services at Robinson-Lytle Funeral Home
Notice states a meeting at club rooms on Philadelphia Street at 7:45 tonight to attend services for late Brother W. Wade Weaver. By order of Robert J. Walker, halted ruler 176 percent. Includes shop items and local market notes for Wolfe's cinnamon rolls.
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Selks
Tas
Philadelphia Street
W. Wade Weaver
Robinson-lytle
Robert J. Walker
Runaway Boy Returned To County Jail
A 15-year-old Indiana youth, who fled custody before a hearing for six auto thefts, was captured after attempting to trade a revolver for gasoline at a Pittsburgh area service station. He admitted stealing cars in Johnstown, New Kensington, Pittsburgh and Friendeville, Maryland, and was returned to Indiana for juvenile court action.
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Pittsburgh
Indiana
Wilkins Township
Charles Gallagher
Johnstown
Keith
New Kensington
Friendeville
Westmoreland County
Maryland
Indiana Chamber of Commerce Meeting Promises Open Forum
A large crowd is expected for a special Indiana Chamber of Commerce gathering tomorrow at 6 15 p m at the Eagles Home on East Philadelphia Street. Co chairs R Hastie Ray and Lewis McGill will lead a free smorgasbord event aimed at drawing new members and offering old members a chance to discuss issues openly.
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Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Eagles
East Philadelphia Street
R. Hastie Ray
Lewis McGill
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