County Agrees To GSA Plan On Back Tax
County commissioners authorize a resolution for Ray Bailey to accept payment in lieu of taxes on the former United Engineering property for 1955 and 1956. Public Law 388 requires the U S to pay tax amounts to Lawrence County and New Castle authorities for years 1955 to 1957. Total payments equal 255 588 with County 17 838 City 102 750 and the city school district 135 000.
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Ray Bailey
Lawrence County
United Engineering
Charles H. Dlugokowski
General Services Administration
Congress
United States
New Castle
New Year Reflections Mix Pets Skating and School Returns
The paper notes wandering dogs scavenging for handouts, a street with a pet parade, and county ponds hosting skaters last night. It also mentions students returning to colleges after the holidays and hints at New Year resolutions.
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East Side
Snow Flurries To Wet Snow As Weekend Approaches
Weather report notes tonight will be cold with flurries turning to wet snow by Saturday. Low temperatures around 26 with a high near 34. No precipitation recorded in the 24 hour period ending 7 am. River stage about 6 feet. Year ago similar date showed higher highs and lows with 0.4 inches precipitation.
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United States
United Press
Rocky River, O
Lake Erie
United States seeks new UN push to unify Korea peacefully
At the United Nations Edward S Greenbaum prepared a draft resolution for a renewed UN role in unifying Korea by peaceful means. Aimed to resume private talks on Suez management, the U N delegation expected limited debate as North Korea rejects free all Korean elections under UN supervision. You Chang Yang urged ROK admission to UN and release of prisoners of war. Balaunde hopes to end the debate by Monday.
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Bruce W. Munn
United Press
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Korea
U.S
Edward S. Greenbaum
General Assembly
U.N
North Korea
You Chang Yang
Republic of Korea
Washington
Yang
ROK
U. N
India
South Korea
Victor A. Balaunde
Peru
President of Austria Koerner Dies at 84 in Vienna
Theodore Koerner, president of Austria since June 21, 1951, died suddenly at age 84. His tenure covered postwar occupation and the 1955 Austrian state treaty. A World War I veteran, he had been Vienna mayor before his 1951 election and supported aid to Hungarian refugees. Nixon met him during a September Vienna visit.
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Vienna
Theodore Koerner
Austria
Koerner
Hungary
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Budget Message By President On January 16
WASHINGTON UP President Eisenhower will send his budget message to Congress January 16. White House Press Secretary James C Hagerty said he could not yet confirm the date for the economic message.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
James C. Hagerty
Local Residents Named in Short Notices
Carl C. Gaston age 78 of 614 Raymond Street, Robert Andrew Murinesak 18 months of 935 Shaffer Road, and Willard George Lewis Jr. 27 of the YMCA appear in the latest community notices.
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Carl C. Gaston
Raymond St
Robert Andrew Murinesak
Shaffer Rd
Willard George Lewis, Jr
YMCA
Young Thugs Rob Elderly Couple Near Harmony
State Police seek two young men who robbed Mr and Mrs Paul Hide aged 72 on their Butler County farm near Harmony. They invaded the home Thursday night and took the couple’s car and about 70 dollars before fleeing. the car was recovered about two miles away.
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Butler, Pa
INS
Paul Hide
Harmony
Actress May Be Victimized in Kidnap Plot
Hollywood reports actress Marie McDonald possibly abducted from her Encino home after an anonymous call to her mother and a threatening note left in the mailbox. The 32 year old former wife of Harry Karl lived with her infant daughter and household staff.
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Hollywood
Marie
McDonald
Valley Division
Harry Karl
Miss McDonald
San Fernando Valley
Encino
Clark sworn in as senator from Pennsylvania
Joseph S. Clark Jr. was sworn in as United States senator from Pennsylvania. The ceremony at the Senate rostrum was led by Vice President Richard M. Nixon with Edward Martin escorting Clark.
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Washington
ULP
Joseph S. Clark Jr
Philadelphia
United States
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Edward Martin
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Congress Sets Stage for Eisenhower Address Saturday
The new Congress organized with Democrats taking control in both houses. Senator Ellender warned he will oppose the President's Middle East resolution. President Eisenhower scheduled to deliver a Saturday message outlining his peace program for the region.
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Middle East
Washington
Ins
Congress
Eisenhower
Three Die In Helicopter Crash At Edwards AFB
A Sikorsky helicopter on a routine training flight crashed three miles west of Edwards Air Force Base killing three airmen. Victims were Capt. Wayne W. Eggert 34 Sumner Washington pilot Capt. Newell H. Lynch 36 Mulberry Grove Illinois co pilot and Airman 3 C Charles M. Scott 23 West Lafayette Indiana.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Wayne W. Eggert
Sumner
Wash
Newell H. Lynch
Mulberry Grove
Ill
Charles M. Scott
West Lafayette
Ind
Seven Below Zero Becomes Nation's Cold Morning Record
The U S Weather Bureau reported the nation’s coldest temperature this morning at seven below zero, recorded in Bemidji Minnesota and Bismarck North Dakota. The day’s high was 77 degrees at Brownsville Texas.
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New York
Bemidji
Minn
Bismark
N.D
U.S. Weather Bureau
Brownsville
iTex
Nationwide fires claim more than 35 lives
United Press tally shows 36 killed and 27 children among them in residential fires across the country. Carbon monoxide suspected in multiple deaths including a family of five in Marshall Missouri and a father with children in Temple Pennsylvania.
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United Press
Inm
Jeffersonville
Temple
Marshall
Okolona
Miss
Dubuque
Birmingham
Ala
Troy
N.Y
Joseph Lashway
Roy Brown
Columbus
Ohio
Plane crash injures pilot in Butler County
A Franklin pilot returning from a payroll delivery at York was injured when his plane went down a few miles from Butler County destination. James A. Snyder Jr., 39, was reported in fair condition at Bushline-Rossman Hospital in Grove City after the Thursday night crash.
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Butler, Pa
Franklin, Pa
York
James A. Snyder Jr
Bushline-Rossman Hospital
Grove City
Snyder
Eisenhower Middle East Doctrine Faces Upward Arrow in Congress
A poll of 353 House members shows 174 ready to vote for the Eisenhower Doctrine with 48 opposed and 108 undecided while Senate sentiment leans toward passage though many senators withhold views. President Eisenhower to present the proposal in person to a joint session of the 85th Congress.
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Washington
Mns
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Middle East
Congress
International News Service
Traffic Deaths In 1950 Make New Record Traffic Deaths In 1950 Make New Record
The National Safety Council reports 1956 highway deaths exceed prior records with an estimated 40,200 fatalities through November. 1955 had 38,426 deaths. California tops states with 3,373. Texas 2,337. Rochester N Y leads cities with a 48 percent drop. Cincinnati follows with 42 percent.
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Chicago
INS
National Safety Council
California
Texas
Rochester
N.Y
Cincinnati
Two Navy Vessels Free From Antarctic Ice Pack
In McMurdo Sound, two U. S. Navy ships, the supply ship Arneb and the icebreaker Northwind, freed themselves from Antarctic pack ice and are safe at Cape Hallett after being trapped since New Year’s Eve.
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Antarctic
Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
Cape Hallett
U.S.S
Arneb
Breaks Near For Settling Suez Issue
United Nations reports a possible breakthrough toward resuming direct talks among Britain, France, and Egypt on the Suez dispute. Hammarskjold works with Andrew Cordier and Mahmoud Fawzi to renew negotiations halted after the October invasion and Egypt's severing of ties with Britain and France. The talks aim to free passage through the canal and insulate the waterway from politics.
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United Nations
INS
Dag Hammarskjold
Suez
Egypt
Hammarskjold
Andrew Cordier
New York Papers Raise Prices Across Regions
The New York Times hikes Sunday edition price to 35 cents beyond 200 miles from New York. Troy papers the Troy Record and the Times Record raise prices by seven cents starting Monday, due to higher newsprint costs. The Sunday Times increase takes effect January 13.
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New York Times
New York
Troy
Troy Record
The
Times Record
Troy Record Co
Sunday Times
Mrs. Truman Breaks Ankle In Fall At Her Missouri Home
Mrs. Bess Truman wife of former President Harry S. Truman was hospitalized in Independence Missouri with a broken left ankle from a fall on a stair on the second floor of her home. Doctors called it a simple fracture and said she would be hospitalized only a few days.
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Independence
Bess Truman
Harry S. Truman
Move To Limit Filibusters On Civil Rights Foes Gain Some Ground
Senate debate on a bid to curb filibusters and push civil rights legislation faced likely defeat. A bipartisan 31 senators sponsored the move while opponents predicted at most 35 votes. The House was in recess as both chambers opened new sessions and prepared for Eisenhower’s Middle East message.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Middle East
U.S
Weather outlook for Pennsylvania this weekend
The U S Weather Bureau reports a cloudy and colder weekend for Pennsylvania with temperatures from the upper 30s north to low 40s south and east in the 40s. Snow flurries possible in western and central regions with single numbers early in the day, giving way to mixed precipitation possibilities and a generally fair eastern third. Sunday brings more snow flurries in the west and higher elevations as clearing spreads east with cooler readings.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
U. S. Weather Bureau
Radio TV shake up on classified page
The page lists sections including Radio TV shake on page 27 and a variety of features such as comics cross word society and sports. It notes contact lines for want ads and general news, with editorials and obituaries appearing in the edition.
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S.ee
Ellwood
Winter Vacation Appeals to Arthur Mometer
Arthur Mometer changes vacation habit. He now travels south in winter to enjoy sun and sea, avoiding snow. He spends a large sum for warmth as thirty five degrees is described as pleasant in the southland.
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Southland
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