Assembly Pushings Adjournment On Tour News
DeWitt Ray, co publisher of the Indiana Evening Gazette, is on a 30 day editors tour of Europe Africa and the Middle East. His Athens dispatch notes Greek press bias and the Cyprus crisis. He describes soldiers near his hotel and a badge showing American and British flags. The trip continues to Cairo Beirut Damascus Amman Jerusalem and Tel Aviv with a return via Paris Bonn and London.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
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Cyprus
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Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Paris
Bonn
London
Blizzard Sweeps New York Oscar Race Winners Predicted
Oscar handicap by James Bacon forecasts results after votes. March 21 28 edition lists predicted winners in categories for directors actors and actresses with notes on contenders and prospects for future starts.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
James Bacon
U S Aids France in Algerian Issue Shift
In a Paris briefing, Ambassador Douglas Dillon urged a liberal, equitable solution for Algeria and rejected a rift with France. He stressed U S backing depends on France pursuing liberal North African policy while avoiding Arab offense. The statement addressed Arab nationalist tensions and the Arab world.
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U. S
Douglas Dillon
United States
France
Arthur Kennedy
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North Africa
Dillon
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Still Face Sales Levy Solutions Still Face
Harrisburg AP A Senate Republican drive to adjourn the Legislature by the week of April 1 was announced with a plan to fix a wind down date. Senate leader Mahany said a set date would guide work as House Democrats view adjournment as uncertain. House Speaker Andrews suggested completion by April 14 amid Holy Week sessions to allow campaigning for the April 24 primary.
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Commonwealth
Mahany
House
Andrews
D-Cambria
Housa
Two Teens Arrested In School Theft Case
Two fourteen year old students from Indiana Joint High School are jailed in Indiana County awaiting a juvenile court hearing before Judge Edwin M. Clark after police say they stole pocketbooks last Friday from four girls preparing for a dance in the symnasium. One suspect resides in Indiana, the other in Fulton Run, and a small amount of money was taken. Homer City Legion Party tonite. 120 on 9. 183x
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Indiana Joint High School
Indiana County
Edwin M. Clark
Indiana
Fulton Run
Major Mistakes In Los Angeles Traffic Incident
Mrs Ethel Roe made two slight miscalculations leading to a collision in Los Angeles. She stepped on what she believed was the brake but hit the accelerator, then drove between a lamppost and a telephone line, narrowing the car’s front half.
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Los Angeles
Ethel Sih
Roe
Westinghouse strike talks stumble over peace plan
James B. Carey, president of the IUE, clashed with the union negotiating committee in a marathon closed door session over a Westinghouse strike settlement. Carey sought quick approval of a five year contract with annual raises and a government-recommended package. The Westinghouse Conference Board meeting was rescheduled as talks continued.
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Hoffman
Carey
JUE
John D. Blasier
Weatinghouse Electric Corp
IUE
Westinghouse Conference Board
Conference Board
Seo Union
Emergency Crews Battle Snow Chaos in New York
New York began a gradual return to normal after a 24 hour blizzard disrupted transit and commerce. Emergency crews deployed extensive snow removal to reopen main thoroughfares and commuter trains, with eastern Long Island villages slowly recovering from 14 foot drifts.
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New York
Long Island
New York City
President's Foreign Aid Budgets Aired
Herbert Hoover Jr. testified before the Foreign Affairs Committee on Ike's $4.86 billion foreign aid for the fiscal year starting July 1. He described two aims: deter aggression militarily and promote stability economically, strengthening U S allies and continuity of policy. Hollister also testified on ICA operations.
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Herbert Hoover Jr
Congress
America
Hoover
Hy Washington
Eisenhower
John B. Hollister
International Co- Operation Administration
Benson Raps Approval On Farm Plans
Washington Senator Knowland says Secretary Benson views the Senate farm bill as unworkable and predicts a veto unless changes are made. The omnibus bill, amended heavily, moves to a conference committee to reconcile differences with the House. Benson reportedly agrees with the unworkable assessment. See Benson-Page 6, Col. 3.
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Knowland
Benson
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White House
Eisenhower
Sen. Aiken
Senate House Conference Committee
Congress
Fisenhower
Notice of Planned Electric Service Interruption Route 422 Area
Customers along Route 422 west of Indiana including Shelocta Borough Getty Heights and Route 80 south to Aultman will experience an electric service interruption on March 2 at 9 30 P M lasting about 20 minutes. Pennsylvanian Electric Co. states the outage is to perform essential maintenance and repairs.
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Indiana
Shelocta Borough
Getty Heights
Getty ‘Heights
Aultman
Penna. ‘Electric Co
Spring Arrives in Pennsylvania After Heavy Snowstorm
Pennsylvania shakes off its worst snowstorm of the winter as spring begins. Overnight subfreezing temperatures hinder thawing while forecasts call for mid to upper 30s, with a plunge tonight possible. Snow and drifts remain deep across many areas, and flood alerts may follow a rapid thaw.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Family Troubles Amid Second Divorce Suit in LA
Barbara Buick 23 files for divorce from Robert Horton 32 alleging cruelty in Los Angeles. The couple wed in Las Vegas in August 1953. a prior divorce suit filed last August was dropped after a reconciliation.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Buick
Robert Horton
Las Vegas
Nev
Committee Passes Hike For Teachers
Harrisburg The House Education Committee unanimously approved a bill to raise Pennsylvania teachers' salaries by 31 million dollars over two years. It would raise 60,000 teachers by 200 this year and 300 next year, establishing a 4000 dollar minimum and 4000 maximum with 200 increments, replacing the current 2400 to 4000 scale.
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Harrisburg
House Education Committee
Pennsylvania
House
State Education Assn
Blaze Destroys Top Floor of Sullinger House
A fire at 11th Street yesterday morning caused over $2,000 damage to Edgar G. Sullinger’s 14 story home. The blaze started from faulty wiring and damaged the top floor play room, with $1,500 in building loss and $500 for clothes and items stored upstairs. No water damage occurred to the house or contents due to fogging with high pressure water. The roof and play room ceiling will need replacement and minor repairs follow.
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Edgar G. Sullinger
Mba Isdinown
MMI
Income Tax Help Sessions Slated in Indiana Area
Taxpayers in the Indiana area can get assistance at the Internal Revenue office 948 Philadelphia Street on March 3, April 6, and April 13. Information available by visiting the office or calling Indiana 54961 between 8 30 a m and 8 p m, with forms also available at 944 Philadelphia Street on a designated day.
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Indiana
Internal Revenue Office
Philadelphia Street
Philadelphia
Roller Skating Assault Reported At Airee Arena
A roller skating venue in Airee faced an assault incident when a patron charged another rider, grabbing and injuring them during an event. Police investigated as witnesses provided details of the altercation and identified the assailant.
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