Compromise Sought On Reciprocal Trade
Washington report says Democratic House leaders urged President Eisenhower to soften his reciprocity trade extension plan or risk delaying his trade program in Congress. The Ways and Means Committee paused action until Monday as pressure mounts for high tariffs and support wavers among Republicans and Democrats. Eisenhower, speaking at a GOP gathering, warned that world trade is essential for national security and American industry.
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Ways and Means
Capitol Hill
Senate
Russia
NATO rejects Kremlin bid for summit ground rules
NATO foreign ministers drafted a communique asserting unity among the United States Britain and France to pursue talks in Moscow while resisting Soviet attempts to veto issues at the summit. They also heard Dutch Foreign Minister Luns say Communists may seize power in Indonesia and US Secretary of State Dulles outline policy as Egyptian funds frozen since Nasser’s Suez action were released after compensation to canal stockholders.
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Josef Luns
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GOP Prospects Bright Says Eisenhower in Speech
President Eisenhower declares GOP prospects bright for November election but reserves right to withhold support from Republicans not backing his program. He frames the Republican case as responsive government at home and strong peace and security abroad, urging unity with party members and supporters in the ongoing political effort. Regina Guild hosts a public card party tonight at 8 p.m. at the Catholic Recreation Center.
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America
Regina Guild
Catholic Recreation Center
Star Space Flight Pair Reach 40600 Feet In Balloon
Dubuque Iowa aboard a Navy air crew Eventual landing reported by Cmdr Malcolm D. Ross and astronomer Alfred H. Mikesell after a 12 hour ascent to 40000 feet in an experimental stars and space flight across Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and Illinois Observers marked the landing as expert and noted the delicate equipment remained undamaged Data collected on heart rate respiration and other reactions were transmitted to a naval medical lab near Washington DC The pair rode a fibreglass basket in brutal cold oxygen at high altitude and returned safely near East Dubuque Illinois
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Mmlindig
Malcolm D. Ross
Washington
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Alfred H. Mikesell
Mikesell
Naval Medical Laboratory
Washington, D.C
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Pert
Ross
River Bluffs
Mississippi
U.S. Highway 20
East Dubuque
Ill
Crosby
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Communities win in Pennsylvania chamber contest
Thirty cities received cash prizes from $100 to $1500 in a statewide community development contest by the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce. Top winners were Washington, Oil City, St. Marys, Myerstown, and Millerstown, each $1500. Honorable mentions listed for Pittston, Indiana, Chambersburg, State College, Duryea, Jim Thorpe, New Holland, and Perkasie.
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Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
Washington, Pa
Oil ‘City
St. Marys
Myerstown
Millerstown
Lebanon
Punxsutawney
Coudersport
Milford
Lancaster
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Sunbury
Brookville Glove Firm Exec Killed in Turnpike Crash
Bedford type Brookville Glove Co co owner and general manager Doyle H Wallace 4 of Brookville was killed when his auto struck a bridge abutment on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Everett He died en route to Bedford Pa Hospital Wallace a native of Jefferson County born December 4 1912 was an elder in Brooksville Presbyterian Church a Mason and Jana Shrine member He is survived by his wife Ruth Leach two daughters Joyce Baker Pamela one grandson and his parents Harry H and Mrs Wallace of Brookville one brother Dr David Wallace Richmond Va and one sister Mrs Esther Guase Brookville.
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College Park
Brookvilla Grove Co
Indiana
Jeffferson County
Sigel
Brooksville
David Wallace
Richmond, Va
Esther Guase
Folsom Resigns as Secretary of Welfare
Washington AP Marion Folsom resigns today as secretary of welfare to pursue private life. President Eisenhower names Arthur Flemming of Ohio Wesleyan University to succeed him, with Flemming set to head the Health Education and Welfare Department. Folsom, 64, cites personal reasons and will depart between July 15 and Aug 1.
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Civil Service Commission
White House
Eastman Kodak Co
James C. Hagerty
Bids Opened for Franklin School Wing Project
Bids on the proposed new wing for Benjamin Franklin Elementary were opened by the West Pike School directors. None were accepted pending General Authority approval. unofficial low bids totaled 226,058, well under the 288,600 estimate. The board adopted a 1958-59 budget of 214,343 and scheduled spring events including a May 21 concert and May 29 preschool registration with staggered testing by surname.
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West Pike
General Authority
Elmer Halstrom
DuBois
John Haney
Indiana
Arthur J. Goundy
Loblaw truck unloaded as pickets protest Pittsburgh to Ohio moves
A Loblaw truck from Youngstown arrived at an Indiana Loblaw store at noon with no incident while Teamsters Local 249 picketed nearby. Pickets have been at Loblaw stores in the district as the Pittsburgh warehouse operation shifts to Ohio. Lawyers seek an injunction to curb picketing at 23 stores in Ohio and Pennsylvania after last Friday’s strike following furloughs.
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Contracts Awarded For Jobs
The Indiana Borough council awarded street and sewer contracts totaling 85 488 and received an annexation petition from Cecil Spadafora to add about 30 acres from White Township to the borough. The petition, signed by ten residents, goes to Borough Solicitor Thomas Barber for legal review.
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Cecil Spadafora
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Somerset
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Maple
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Nixon
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Philadelphia
8 Million Cu. Ft. Gas Well Here
A natural gas well in Buffington Township was recently hydrofracted, increasing production from 2,000,000 to 18,000,000 cubic feet per day. Drilled by Felmont Gas and Oil Co. and Columbia Carbon on the Blair farm, it ranks as one of Indiana County’s best producing wells.
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Indiana County
Felmont Gas & Oil Co
Calumbia Carbon
Blair
Rocket Injuries Rise as Fire Safety Group Reports
The National Fire Protection Association released a survey showing rockets injuring and maiming people at an alarming rate. The report, made public today, highlights safety lapses and injury trends across incidents and hazard awareness.
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Inside The Gazette Favor For Favor
Parents complain children expect favors without return. Mature Parent on page 6. Track favorites preview Indiana County Track and Field Meet on sports page 16 today.
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Indiana County
Crowswordy Editorial Houspital Notes Obituaries
Houspital notes and obituaries appear in this edition under the Other Features section. The page lists community items including obituaries and small editorials alongside local notes and a society column. No further readable names or dates are provided.
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Houspital Notes
Saltsburg Publisher Walker Sells Saltsburg Press
R A Walker announces relinquishment of his two year ownership of the Saltsburg Press effective June 1. The 6 year publisher will semi retire and work from home while remaining a Saltsburg resident. He purchased the paper April 1 1896 and has run it weekly with Frank Smith assisting. He has been active in Lions Club and Presbyterian Church.
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R. A. Walker Yaldess
Pennsylvania
Saltsburg Press
John Q. Miller, Jr
Walker
Jme
Frank Smith
Mr. Walley
Jlocal Lions Club
Community Memorial Board of Directors
Presbyterian Church
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