Pressure Builds For Tax Cuts
Reuther urged income tax cuts and faster unemployment benefits along with sped public works. Senators Bridges Ellender and Ives weighed the risks, with Bridges opposing deficit impact, Ellender opposing cuts during rising public works and Ives warning against hasty action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Sen. Bridges
Bridges
Senate
GOP
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Sen. Ives
R-Ny
Congress
Sharon Fatal Crash Claims Weber at 24
Howard Weber of Sharon dies when the car he rode in veers off a road north of Sharon and overturns after plunging down an embankment. Three other occupants suffer minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Howard Weber
Liz Taylor Attends Funeral Flight Tragedy Coverage
Liz Taylor travels to Forest Park Illinois for a private Jewish funeral service for Todd Goldbogen 50 writer Art Cohn 49 pilot Bill Verner 45 and copilot Tom Barclay 34 killed in Saturday air crash. The funeral will be in Waldheim Cemetery amid shock. Sophie Goldbogen 91 mother not informed. telegrams arrive from Mrs Dwight Eisenhower and others as tax debate notes surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
Art Cohn
Bill Verner
Tom Barclay
Miss Taylor
Mike Jr
Waldheim
Forest Park
Ill
Chicago
Sophie Goldbogen
Dales
Dwight Eisenhower
Temple Israel
D-Ii
Helwood
Sen. Payne
Maine
Dulles Defends Foreign Aid Amid Asia Protest
Dulles warned that India would fear loss of independence if communism rose in Asia and said cutting aid would hurt US security and employment at home. Senators discussed boosting domestic buying of aid supplies while critics urged redirecting funds to missiles and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Dulles
Asia
United States
Sen
Bridges
R-Nh
Congress
Knowland
Cr-Calif
Miss Taylor
Raintree County
Jennifer Jones
Fisher
Barbara Verner
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mountain Valley
Eisen
Grants
N.m.hower
Jin
Phillip Goldstein
Ate Foreign Relations Committee
Santa Moni
Calif
Iblanc
Women Drivers Age 12 Charged For License Violation
In Pittsburgh a 12 year old girl was charged with driving without a license after a collision at an intersection. A 16 year old with a license also faced a motor code violation. Both were turned over to juvenile authorities and kept unnamed. police indicated the youngest driver ever charged locally.
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Pittsburgh
Robert W. Nichol
Snowstorm cleanup near finish after eastern Pennsylvania blast
Hundreds of workers raced to repair damage from a heavy snowstorm in eastern Pennsylvania as mild temperatures thawed much of the snow. Cooler air slowed progress but reduced flood risk, with the Weather Bureau predicting little river level change. About 50 000 buildings lacked power, water, or heat, and up to 40 inches of snow had fallen, with at least 24 deaths reported. Some schools remained closed due to outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
U.S. Weather Bureau
Power and Light Companies
France Tunisia Near Agreement on Patchup Talks
Paris reports said France and Tunisia were close to an accord on steps to mend their quarrel over the Feb 8 Tunis village bombing. U S and British officials have bridged most issues, with remaining points on frontier control and Bourguiba neutrality toward Algeria.
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Paris
France
Tunisia
Good Offices
Robert Murphy
U.S
Harold Beeley
Foreign Office
Murphy
Beeley
I Felix Gaillard
Bourguiba
Algeria
Tunsia
Bizerte
Formal Red Reply On Summit
The State Department said the Soviet Union replied to the U S memo seeking clarity on whether Moscow wanted a summit spectacle or a meaningful meeting The notice followed remarks by Soviet Ambassador Menshikov who cast doubt on a reply and a later briefing that Ambassador Thompson had received a Kremlin response
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Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
U.S
Mikhail. Menshikov
Menshikov
Step Department
Lincoln White
Llewellyn Thompson
Kremlin
Elvis Arrives Early for Army Draft
Elvis Presley reached the draft board in Memphis Tennessee half an hour early to begin a two year hitch in the Army. The rock idol, stylish in dark blue trousers and a grey check jacket, joked with reporters and tried a brief recruiting push among the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Elvis
Presley
Draft Board
Obituaries Set in Rural Valley and Indiana County
Obituary notices outline George McFarland of Rural Valley died March 22 after a three week illness. Survived by siblings and a brother in law, with services at Carson Funeral Home and Rural Valley Cemetery. Additional obituaries cover Philip Bowser of Parker, Ruth Harris of Dayton, Dean Ashbaugh of Elders Ridge, and John Henry of Indiana Co. Details include birth dates, family ties, education, careers, and funeral arrangements across multiple towns.
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George Washington - McFarland
John M. Schree
Rural Valley
Kittanning Hospital
Cowanshannock Township
William
Annie Stewart McFarland
John J .M. Schrecengost
Rose Valley
Presbyterian
Philip H. Bowser
Parker
Donald
Bowser
Plumville
Grove City Hospital
Fred
Nora Feicht Bowser
Parker High School
Cincinnati College of Embalming
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Grove City College
Armstrong
Clarion
Bowser Insurance Company
Mary Crawford
Sgt
Fred Bowser
U.S. Army
Sands
New Mexico
Mré
Nora Ann Kurfman
Sarver
Harold
Butler
Phyllis Ruth
Timothy
David
Ronald
Ville
Ronald G
Tucson
Ariz
Paul
Erie
Mary Bullman
Ernest Bowser
Eau Claire
Fred S. Bowser
Tee
Iocal
Council of
Republican Women
Indiana State Teachers Colg
Epe
Dayton
P.S.E.A
N.E.A
PTA
Myron Harris
Edna Ecelbarger
Big Run
Clifford D. Buell
First Methodist Church
Kittanning
Emory Chapel
Ely Funeral Home
Ruth Jeannette McGee
Amaranth
American Legion Auxiliary of
Rebekah Lodge
Armstrong County
Republican Commit
Paul Arthur Overdorf
Paul C
Wyona ‘Lindenberg Overdorf
Indiana
John T. Henry
Maye Bender Henry
States Convales
Loveted
Canoe
Oakland
Latrobe
Jocal Murner
Dean M. Ashbaugh
Heilwood
Lillian Gwynny
Bethlehem Steel
Ashbaugh
Elders Ridge
UMWA
Robinson Funeral Home
Salts
Youngstown
Geneva
Robinson - Lytle’s
N. 7Th
Harry E. Thorne
Eugene Smith
Oakland Cemetery
Democrats Deny Charge Of Macing In State Payroll
A Democratic official accuses state employees of being maced to fund political campaigns. Three former workers signed statements detailing coercive payroll deductions and contributions to the Fayette County Democratic committee via secretary Swaney. Harshman says payments were not voluntary, forced to keep jobs, with 3 percent of gross pay extracted.
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Smith
Russell A. Harshman
Connellsville
Highways Department
Sheldon C. Gales
Indianhead
Thomas Means
Connellsville R.D
Daniel B. Swaney
Fayette County
Democratic Committee
Swaney
State Liquor Control Board
Harshman
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Liz Taylor
Limburg
Germany
Ash
Clair C, Beatty
Aone
el Lou
Gatts Drugs
Meu
JWE Deliver
Phila
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