Budget Battle Set To Begin In Pennsylvania Capitol
Harrisburg report notes a bipartisan effort forms as Republicans plan talks with Gov. George Leader Wednesday to craft a compromise for a 411 million income tax cut. House returns Aug. 29 while Senate finishes its week. stalemate over tax policy prompts long budget wrangle.
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John Paget
Harrisburg
INS
George M. Leader
Senate
House
Gov. Leader
GOP
Commonwealth
Beefsteak Tomatoes and Hydrangea Highlight Local News
Patsy Amabile delivered beefsteak tomatoes to the News office noting their grape-like clusters. A Hydrangea with over 200 blooms drew attention on the Schrantz property at 525 Harbor St. Rain caused city flooding and gully conditions near Erie.
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Patsy Amabile
Home St
Mr. Amabile
Schrantz
Harbor St
Western Pennsylvania Daily Weather Forecast
Sunny with seasonable temperatures in Western Pennsylvania today. Highs 77 to 82, fair tonight with lows 56 to 62. Sunny and warmer Tuesday. Peak 95, low 70, rainfall 0.19 to 0.22 inches in the past 24 hours. River stage around 5.7 feet.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Probe of charges looms as airmen claim torture
11 American airmen say they were tortured by Chinese authorities during more than two years in prison. The charges may go to the United Nations to probe the alleged abuse and its impact on China’s UN membership. The airmen, freed last week, spoke at a Geneva press conference and will travel to Travis Air Force Base, asking families not to join them on the West Coast.
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Rutherford M. Poats
United Press
Tachikawa Air Base
Japan
United Nations
Red China
Ture
Geneva
U.S
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Woman found shot to death in Kansas pasture
William R. Allen Jr says his wife Wilma a socialite mother of two fought back and suspects multiple attackers. Her naked battered body was found in a Stanley Kansas pasture 15 miles from home after a three day search. she was last seen in a Kansas City shopping district after a beauty appointment. Police note proximity to the Bobby Greenlease case as motive for public interest.
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Kansas City
William R. Allen Jr
Wilma
Stanley
Kan
U.S. Highway 69
Bobby Greenlease
New Wilmington Jubilee Draws 2500 For Vesper Service
About 2500 gathered at Westminster College football field for a vesper service closing Sunday of the New Wilmington Golden Jubilee Missionary Conference. Dr. Ernest Campbell of York Pa led the program with singing and special features as delegates and local church members attended. The day opened with three simultaneous services for boys girls and adults led by Dr. John Gerstner Dr. Wallace Jamison and Dr. James Quay.
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New Wilmington
Ernest Campbell
First Presbyterian Church of
York
Conference On Westminster
United Presbyterian Churches
John Gerstner
Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary
Wallace Jamison
Westminster College
James Quay
Princeton Theological Seminary
U. P. Church
Wallace Memorial Chapel
A E. Kelly
General Assembly
Board of Administration
Addiston Leitch
Pitt-Xenia Seminary
Mills J. Taylor
Campbell
Bulganin Hints At Possible Visit To United States
Premier Nikolai Bulganin at a Moscow gala for the diplomatic corps expressed hope of visiting the United States someday. The remark, made at his dacha 67 miles south of Moscow, surprised guests as Soviet leaders usually offer only protocol replies about invitations.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Russia
Bulganin
Count Orlov
Catherine the Great
Outbreaks in South Korea Reported Across Cities
In Seoul and nearby ports, violent demonstrations erupted as crowds attacked the Neutral Nations Armistice Commission compound in Pusan. U S soldiers reported minor injuries while guarding Czech and Polish members. In Inchon unrest grew with 300 former Communist soldiers threatening Wolmi Do. Roving groups at Kangnung were driven from UNSC grounds by MPs with tear gas.
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Seoul
INS
Pusan
Eighth Army
Neutral Nations Armistice Commission
U. S
UNSC
Inchon
Wolmi
Wolmi-Do
Kangnung
Temperature Below Ninety Degrees Today
A ridge of high pressure followed storms this morning keeping temperatures in Pennsylvania below 90 degrees for the first time this month. Rain is expected to ease this afternoon as humidity remains high and Hurricane Connie stays distant. The system is moving northwest toward the Pennsylvania New Jersey region with uncertain coast impact.
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Pennsylvania
Connie
Nassau
New Jersey
North Atlantic
Kane Holds Ice Box Title As Temperature Drops
Kane, Pa recorded a 44 degree low today keeping its nickname Ice Box of Pennsylvania. Residents noted a brisk air dampening outdoor activities while the chilly weather persisted.
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Kane, Pa
INS
Kane
Pennsylvania
The
Mercury
Clarksville Airman Wounded in Snake Hunt Accident
A 19 year old airman from Clarksville Pa. was wounded when his .22 rifle discharged as he crossed a stream during a snake hunt. A3c Kenneth Stroman was treated at Greene County Memorial Hospital and faces a base lecture on firearm safety upon return to Langley Field Va.
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Waynesburg
Clarksville
Langley Field
Kenneth Stroman
Stroman
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Two Ohio Men Drowned At Pymatuning Lake
Two eastern Ohio men died in a swimming party at Pymatuning Lake near the Pennsylvania Ohio border. State police identified the victims as Robert McFall 18 of Lowellville and Gene Wilson 26 of Youngstown. Six swimmers struggled near the dam causeway. four reached shore.
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Meadville, Pa
INS
Ohio
Pymatuning Lake
Pennsylvania-Ohio
Robert McFall
Lowellville RD
Gene Wilson
Youngstown
Polio Picture in Lawrence County Described as Good
Jameson Memorial Hospital records show only two polio admissions this summer in Lawrence County both mild with no paralysis. Director Joseph Friedheim says residents have been fortunate and he keeps his fingers crossed that these will be the only cases.
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Lawrence County
Jamesson Memorial Hospital
Joseph Friedheim
Bomb Explodes at Saigon Palace Targets Premier Diem
A powerful bomb blast hit the Indochinese Palace of Justice in Saigon at 6 p.m. local time. Initial reports suggested an assassination attempt on pro American Premier Ngo Dinh Diem as security forces rushed to the scene. Further details were not yet released.
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Saigon
Indochina
Palace of Justice
Ngo Dinh Diem
Eleven Accidental Deaths In State Over Weekend
United Press reports eleven Pennsylvanians died accidentally during the weekend with nine highway fatalities and two drownings. Two of the victims were children as thousands traveled to beat the heat, and at least two Pennsylvanians also died in out of state crashes.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Youth Killed In Auto Crash
Calvin Wade Hawthorne aged 18 of 3426 Milwaukee St Pittsburgh died and four others injured when Kennard Hawthorne 21 lost control on Sampson St in wet conditions. Injured include James Holmes 18 Gordon Hawthorne 19 Robert Pressley 20 and Kennard Hawthorne police to file speeding charges. coroner and traffic officials investigate.
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Calvin Wade Hawthorne
Milwaukee St
Pittsburgh
Kennard Hawthorne
Sampson St
Youngstown
Jameson Memorial Hospital
James Holmes
St. Clair St
Gordon Hawthoren
Robert Pressley
N. Lang Ave
Sampson Street
Calvin Hawthorne
Charles E. Allen
Delbert Weis
Weis
GSA to Decide on United Engineering Bid Soon
The General Services Administration in Washington is expected to act on United Engineering and Foundry Companys bid for its former plant near here within two to thirty days. A GSA representative said action should be speedy. United Engineering bid $4,500,000 for the plant and equipment at the August 5 bidding.
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United Engineering and Foundry Company
General Services Administration
Washington
D. C
The
News Today
Edwin Mansure
GSA
Mansure
Death notices for six local residents including Crill Hovis Gardner Billet
Death notices list Laura Crill 86 of 703 West Washington St Francis Hovis 57 of 22012 North Beaver Hilary Gardner 63 of 311 W Northview James Billet 81 of Union Township Daniel Cole 49 of New Castle R D 2 and 2 C Stanley Arent 25 of 202 Mahoning Ave. This memorial column records the obituaries and residences of six individuals.
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Laura Ola Crill
Washington St
Francis (Frank) Hovis
Beaver St
Hilary Grant Gardner
W. Northview
James W. Billet
Union Township
Daniel Cole
New Castle
R.D
Stanley J. Arent
Mahoning Ave
President Sees Atom As Man's Tireless Servant
President Eisenhower told scientists at the Geneva UN conference that the atom can be man’s obedient tireless servant if guided rightly. He urged nations to cooperate under the 1954 Atomic Energy Act and reiterated the goal to use atomic invention for life not death.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
United Nations
Geneva
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
U.N. General Assembly
American ‘Congress
Hydrogen bomb to be harnessed within twenty years predicts Indian physicist
Geneva reports on the peaceful uses of atomic energy open with Dr Hom J Bhabha's forecast that the hydrogen bomb will be harnessed within twenty years. The congress drew 1260 scientists from 72 nations as Eisenhower urges peaceful use of atomic energy, emphasizing science beyond frontiers. A Soviet crash near Voronezh kills 25 aboard, including Swedish women, on a Stalingrad to Moscow flight, with inquiry by Deputy Premier Khrunichev.
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Hom J. Bhabha
Eisenhower
United Nations
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Moscow
Russia
Voronezh
Tass
Stalingrad
M. V. Khrunichevv
Soviet Women's
President Eisenhower Plans Colorado Vacation After Congress
President Eisenhower, at his Gettysburg farm, worked on congressional business with the aim to finish adjournment rush legislation before starting a work and leisure vacation in Colorado next Sunday or Monday. He attended church on Sunday with Maj. Walter Tkach while Mrs. Eisenhower stayed at the farm and he plans to return to Washington before leaving for Colorado. The president was greeted by visitors as he left the church once attended by Abraham Lincoln.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Colorado
Washington
Maj
Walter Tkach
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Geneva Parley Between U S and Red China Deadlocked
In Geneva the United States and Red China remain deadlocked over releasing 41 American civilians and the return of Chinese students in the United States. Talks entered their second week with no solution on the civilians issue, but both sides will continue discussions at the next session and keep details secret.
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Geneva
United States
Red China
China
U.S
U.S. Announces Two Steps To Aid Atom Peace
At the world atoms for peace conference in Geneva the United States outlined two actions. First, it will sell or lease uranium and heavy water to other nations for research reactors. Second, the Ford Fund will create a one million dollar annual award to honor scientists for peaceful contributions to atomic energy, regardless of nationality or belief.
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Kingsbury Smith Ins
Geneva
INS
United States
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Ford Fund
Atoms For Peace
Auto Workers Strike Allis-Chalmers Plant Near Springfield
The CIO United Auto Workers began a strike at the Allis-Chalmers farm equipment plant near Springfield at 12:01 today. Picket lines were not yet formed, but the midnight shift did not report for work as the union demands a union shop and a higher wage increase beyond six cents per hour offered by the company.
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Springfield, I
CIO
United Auto Workers
Allis-Chalmers
Here
Hurricane Connie Near U S Mainland Heads for Carolina Coasts
A hurricane named Connie, with winds up to 135 mph, eyed the U S mainland and moved northwest at 18 mph. Officials said it would pass near the Bahamas and turn toward the Georgia and South Carolina coasts, threatening tumultuous seas and gales.
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Carolina
Miami
U.S
U.S. Weather Bureau
Igales
Turks Island
Bahamas
Georgia
South Carolina
Navy
Marine Corps
Three Are Dead Electrocuted During Storm in Newark
In Newark during a weekend storm a 4 000 volt high tension line struck a panel truck sheltering a swimming party. Expectant mother Fanny Reed 35 her sister Doris Patterson 32 and her 10 year old nephew William Patterson died when Reed and the child were electrocuted. Terry Williams 12 and John Gomez 24 who rushed to help also died. Mrs Reed had told her sister she was expecting twins. The husband is a Marine sergeant in Virginia.
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Newark
N. J
Fanny Reed
Reed
Doris Patterson
William
Terry Williams
Classified Page Snapshot in 1940s Era Layout
The excerpt shows a newspaper classified and section navigation with page markers and contact lines for news and want ads. It lists section names like Comics Cross Word Editorial Sports Obituary Theatres and phone numbers for NEWS PHONES and WANT ADS. The fragment hints at a local paper’s page organization and ad listing structure.
Weather Turns Cold as Canadian Chill Brings Seventy Six
Arthur Memeter notes a frost and rain from Canada lowering temperatures to seventy six. The mood shifts to cooler climes with better sleeping conditions and farmers expecting corn tomatoes and potatoes to rebound after heat.
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