U.S. Calls Restraint Amid Algerian Tunisian Tensions
Washington urged French military authorities in Algeria, and Tunisian and Moroccan governments to show utmost restraint during a political crisis. Frederick Lyons met Algerian regime representatives with French authorities requesting caution toward Tunisia. State Department officials refused to say if the U.S. would aid Tunisia if attacked. Secretary Dulles said France’s upheavals are France’s problem, not U.S. action.
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Two-Car Crash Near Nanty Glo Kills Heilwood Couple
Charles E. Mignot and Joan Catherine Mignot, both of Giestown, die after a head on collision on Legislative Route 11030 near Nanty Glo. Their deaths come as investigation and coroner reports detail multiple injuries.
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Indiaman designer dies after heart attack in Bluefield
James F. Shorb, 68, a design engineer for Daniels Co. Contractors Indiana, died yesterday morning after a heart attack at a coal show in Bluefield West Virginia. A resident of 349 Chestnut Street he had lived in Indiana since 1955. Survivors include his wife Edith. Mercer Funeral Home Bluefield is handling arrangements. Services will be held in Bluefield tomorrow.
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Attorney Fisher Improves Slowly In Hospital
Hospital officials report Attorney Robert Fisher is improving slowly after a stake at the Catholic Center. He remains confined at the local hospital. Memorial Day flowers and a Learns Green House event are noted with addresses 240 Memorial Day flowers and 243% referenced in the text.
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Robert Fisher
Senate Agriculture Committee moves on new farm bill
Senate Agriculture Committee will open two weeks of hearings on a new farm bill after President Eisenhower vetoed the price support freeze. Chairman Allen J. Ellender invites leaders of major farm groups to outline a workable program as Lyndon B. Johnson asks for careful review before any override move. The Senate will likely seek a revised approach rather than overturning the veto.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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White House
Six Burned To Death In Newark Fire
In Newark New Jersey a three story tenement fire trapped six tenants who died. Twenty five others escaped. A top floor resident was arrested on arson investigation after confessing to smoking in a shed. Victims were Iver Benton 63 Essie Benton 67 Joe Benton 8 Elizabeth Benton 5 Joseph Miller 52 and Margaret Mills 45 all on the third floor.
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Margaret Mills
Unknown War Dead Head for Rendezvous
Three nameless dead from World War I Korea and World War II head to rendezvous aboard the guided missile cruiser Canberra off Cape Henry. Two will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery alongside the Unknown Soldier while one World War II casualty will be buried at sea. Navy Medal of Honor recipient William Richard Charrette aboard the Canberra selects which World War I corpse goes to Arlington.
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Auto Union Big Three contract showdown tightens
UAW negotiators face a seven day window as Ford Chrysler and GM near expiration. Ford seeks a wage boost and improved benefits while preparing for all outcomes. GM and Chrysler contracts run out soon with potential plant shutdowns on the table. Reuther warns a lockout would harm long term bargaining.
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Supreme Court Allows Suits Against Unions In State Courts
The Supreme Court upheld state court damage awards to a Decatur Alabama electrician and a San Francisco worker who said pickets prevented work and that he was illegally expelled from a union. The 6-2 ruling rejects union arguments that such suits must stay in federal court.
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Pennsylvania renews case against Musser Co
The Commonwealth seeks $472,548 from Musser Forests Inc of Indiana alleging thousands of state grown seedlings meant for conservation were used to sell Christmas trees. Lois Forer says the act was a scheme to cheat the state. Musser's John Y. Scott argues the suit is time barred and lacks merit. Oral arguments planned before state Supreme Court.
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Musser
Commonwealth Con
Scott
Dauphin County
Cal
Lost dog seeks owner or home in reddish brown color
A young male dog resembling a cocker spaniel, reddish brown with white markings, is looking for his owner or a new home. Call after 8 p.m. at 5-8855 to arrange a good home.
Low-Cost Homes Planned for Altoona Area
Altoona officials announce the City Housing Authority will build 300 low income housing units on a former Pennsylvania Railroad golf course site. Lawrence Schrenk, chairman, says 20 more units will be erected on other sites.
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Lawrence Schrenk
State Solons Push Bill For Development
Washington AP reports a group of Pennsylvania congressmen lead a drive to pass area redevelopment legislation before Congress adjourns. Sen. Clark and Rep Flood back a 375 million dollar package for loans to industry, public facilities, and direct grants for utilities in low spirits areas, with Republicans Saylor Carrigg Fenton Van Zandt backing companion and compromise bills.
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SJ. Flood
House Banking Committee
Joseph S. Clark
Senate
Edward Martin
John P. Saylor
Pennsylvania
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Ivor D. Fenton
James E. van Zandt
United Wins Track Title at State Class B Meet
United Wins Track Title dominates the State Class B meet at Penn State as the campus crowd saw a standout championship bid. Reporter coverage highlights Menshikay’s ongoing efforts to win new followers and set the tone for upcoming events.
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United Debmt
Penn State
World Today Weather Update and Obituary Notices
Fair and cool tonight with a low between 44 and 52 degrees, cooler in eastern valleys. Partly cloudy Tuesday with warmer conditions and scattered showers likely. Contains society features and brief notices including obituaries and classifieds from local editions.
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Cardinal Stritch Near Death as Condition Worsens
Rome AP reports Cardinal Samuel Stritch, 70, Archbishop of Chicago, sank closer to death. He is conscious but cannot speak, no intravenous nourishment possible due to vein condition, and can swallow only a few sips of water after a stroke. Msgr. Hardiman notes a restless night as doctors cite heart involvement and ongoing frail status. Vatican confirms another prelate, Cardinal Stepinac of Zagreb, seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia and a long-standing blood disorder.
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Msgr
James Hardiman
Msgr. Hardiman
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Alojzije Cardinal
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Triplets Born In Pittsburgh
Triplets born Sunday to Mrs Raymond Rokicki wife of an unemployed mechanic at South Side Hospital. The two boys weighed four pounds seven and a quarter ounces each and the girl five pounds three ounces. The newborns are the Rokicki family’s first children.
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Raymond Rokicki
South Side Hospital
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