Restoration of Budget Cuts Urged By Leader
Governor George M. Leader appeals to the public to back his bid to restore 94.5 million dollars cut from his budget by Republican leaders as the fight moves to a Senate with a 27 to 23 GOP edge. Both sides trade accusations of distortion over two year agency cuts while Leader notes he already slashed about 175 million from agency requests prior to his February budget submission.
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Harrisburg
George M
State Senate
GOP
Senate
House
Huge mobile home trailers wind through city streets
The text notes annual growth of longer taller house trailers and the challenge of maneuvering them through corners. It mentions safety concerns from cars protruding on side streets, painting a picture of city traffic and a topsy turvy hitchhiking spot on East Washington Street bridge with a reversed No Hitchhiking sign.
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East Washington St
Daily Weather Report Western Pennsylvania Forecast
Sunny and cool today with a high in the upper sixties. Partly cloudy and warmer tonight with a low in the mid fifties. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and scattered afternoon showers. 24 hour stats show a max 78 min 43 precip lite river 5.6 ft. Sunday stats report max 80 min 48 precip 0.18 inch river 5.5 ft.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Mayflower II 500 Miles From Bermuda Heading to Plymouth
The Mayflower II, a replica pilgrim ship, radioed on Sunday that it was 500 miles south of Bermuda en route to Plymouth Massachusetts at a speed of four knots.
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London Iup
Bermuda
Plymouth
Mass
Three Killed Nine Injured In Worcester Hotel Fire
A predawn blaze at the Hotel Pleasant in Worcester Massachusetts killed three women and injured at least nine others. About 50 residents escaped, some via fire ladders. four of the injured were in critical condition at City Hospital and at least one was not expected to survive. The six story brick wood structure housed many permanent residents and the fire, of undetermined origin, swept from the first floor and was put out within an hour. Those in critical condition included Maurice O Connor 53 his wife Lillian 46 Miss Margaret OBrien and an unidentified man. Five more suffered smoke inhalation in satisfactory condition. Those who escaped were given temporary lodging at a welfare home.
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Worcester
Mass
Hotel Pleasant
City Hospital
Maurice O’connor
Lillian
Margaret O’brien
Romulo Says Neutral Nations Aid Communism at Latrobe
Philippine ambassador to the United States and United Nations Carlos P. Romulo told graduates at St. Vincent College Latrobe that neutral nations aid the spread of Communism. He warned neutrals equate freedom with tyranny and cited an Abraham Lincoln anecdote to illustrate indifference.
Burglars Hit Detroit Laundry Plant. Night Watchman Remains Safe
Six burglars broke into the Wayne Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. plant early Sunday and ordered night watchman Bedford Patterson to stay put. Patterson called police five hours later. burglars apparently stole nothing.
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Detroit
Wayne Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Bedford Patterson
Patterson
Cornell Dorm Fixtures Stolen In Weekend Prank
Proctor Lowell George of Cornell hopes pranksters who lifted 105 commode seats worth 1000 dollars from five men's dormitories over the weekend will return the loot.
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Ithaca, N. Y
Cornell
University Proctor
Lowell George
United States Joins Baghdad Pact Military Committee
The United States accepted an invitation to join the Baghdad Pact Military Committee, taking part in a discussion on defensive coordination in the pact region. The move follows U.S. joins to anti subversion and economic committees, with Iran's Shah named as possible commander. Britain, Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Pakistan are full members.
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Karachi
Pakistan
INS
Middle East
United States
U.S
Iran
Awni Khalidy
Britain
Iraq
Turkey
President seeks 149 500 000 for Post Office funds
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 149.5 million dollars to run the Post Office Department in the new fiscal year and warned that service could be cut back without the money. The request covers 57.4 million already cut by Congress and 92 million more due to higher mail volume.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Congress
Post Office Department
Post
Death Record Listing For June 3 1957
Local death notices report John F Kimpel 52 of Wurtemburg Myrtle R Chapman 63 of North Sewickley Frederick L Magee 70 of Volant Merle William Spate 58 of 824 Harrison St Joseph Niemczyk 65 of 1142 Miller St Robert F Long 26 of RD 4 Mrs Robert F Long 24 RD 4 Earl Jeffrey Long 4 RD 4 Robert Brian Long 17 months RD 4.
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John F
Jack) Kimpel
Wurtemburg
Myrtle R. Chapman
North Sewickley
Frederick L. Magee
Volant
Joseph Niemczyk
Miller St
Merle William Spate
Harrison St
Robert F. Long
Earl Jeffrey Long
Robert Brian Long
Westminster College to Hold 103rd Commencement Today
Westminster College awards 200 degrees in 103rd commencement with 152 bachelor degrees 48 master degrees and two honorary degrees to Rev. William B. Gamble and John E. McCalmont. Dr Kenneth McFarland to deliver address titled The A in Education. Baccalaureate Service featured Dr W Donald McClure missionary to Ethiopia with sermon Your Hope of Glory.
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Westminster College
South Terrace
College Field House
Kenneth McFarland
General Motors Corp
American Trucking Associations, Inc
William B. Gamble
John E. McCalmont
Westminster
Gamble
Christian Associations Service
New Wilmington United Presbyterian Church
Valley Community UP Church
Portland
Ore
MccCalmont
Rev. Gamble
McCalmont
W. Donald McClure
Ethiopia
Satan and the World
Air Force Captain Reaches 18 Miles Up In Balloon Flight
Captain Joe Kittinger of Holloman Air Force Base climbs to 96,000 feet about 18 miles in a balloon ascent. He remains aloft nearly two hours before radio problems force a descent. The record surpasses previous balloon highs but is below the overall manned altitude mark.
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Clyde Donaldson
United Press
Minneapolis
Joe Kittinger
Holloman Air Force Base
N.M
Lake Michigan
Rapid City
S.D
Kittinger
Air Force
Two Air Force Men Swept Away In Flood
Flooding across Texas rivers and creeks swept away two Air Force enlisted men near San Antonio. Residents of Fort Worth's Richland Hills evacuated for a fifth time in a month as a 40 man Air Force search team used helicopters to hunt for the missing servicemen.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Air Force
Richland Hills
Denison
Lake Texoma
Texas-Oklahoma
Salado Creek
San Antonio
Richland Hill
White House office space plan would replace Old State building
Eisenhower and a special study commission urge demolishing the Old State Department building to build a modern office complex on its site costing 32.35 million dollars. The plan shifts the president’s office to the new facility and connects to the White House by a tunnel, while the west wing becomes guest quarters.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
State Department
White House
Congress
Sam Rayburn
D! Tex
Old State
State
War
Navy
Executive Mansion
Probe Seeks Shield From Nuclear Blast Radiation
Las Vegas scientists study irradiated mice, pigs and monkeys at the Nevada proving grounds to develop practical shielding against prompt radiation from a small A-test blast atop a 300 foot tower. Dosimeters measured internal and external doses as the UFC test series progresses.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Proving Grounds
UFC
Here
United States
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
AEC
Disarmament Talks Resume in London With Khrushchev Views
Five nation disarmament talks reopen in London as Khrushchev voices readiness for a first step and the U S proposes a limited plan. Harold E. Stassen is to present the proposal this week, including an aerial inspection test centered near the North Pole and extending toward North America and Russia.
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Charles H. Klensch
London
INS
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U. S
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
North Pole
North American
Russia
Khrushchev
Columbia Broadcasting System
Paratrooper Killed In 2000 Foot Jump At Indiantown Gap
Sgt. James E. Thornton 25 a Lena Mississippi native and Fayetteville North Carolina resident died after a 2000 foot jump from a private plane at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania. Coroner H W Reed said the rip cord opened but the reserve chute failed and shroud lines were jerked from the harness. He was part of a paratroop unit aiding reserve and National Guard training. The crash site was northwest of Fredericksburg Airport. Pilot of the two seater was not identified.
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Indiantown Gap
Lebanon County
H. W. Reed
James E. Thornton
Lena
Miss
Fayetteville
N.C
Ft. Bragg
Reed
Thornton
National Guard
Fredericksburg
Eden Returns to Britain After Prolonged Vacation
Sir Anthony Eden sails home to Britain from Canada aboard the Empress of Britain after five months away for medical treatment. Queen Elizabeth II dispatches a plane to pick him up in Liverpool and fly him to Rose Bower, his Wiltshire country cottage.
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London
Anthony Eden
Britain
Eden
Boston
Canada
Liverpool
Rose Bower
Broade Chalk
Wiltshire
Girl Killed by Lightning While Seated on Park Bandstand
In Plainfield New Jersey a 15 year old girl Patricia O'Neill died after a lightning strike struck her while she sat on a wooden bandstand railing at Green Brook Park. She sought shelter under an elm tree during a thunderstorm and died en route to Muhlenberg Hospital.
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Plainfield
N. J
Greenbrook Park
Patricia O'Neill
Joseph O'Neill
Muhlenberge Hospital
City Council Rejects Parking Site Proposals
City council rejected two sites proposed by the parking authority but allowed the agency to select one or two more sites and submit them for council approval. A motion to approve the original sites failed to gain a second, while a later motion to authorize new site selection passed despite dissent.
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Edward A. DeCarbo
E. Gene Schweinsberg
Chester C. Sweesy
Edwin M. McBride
Schweinsberg
Herman F Steinbrink
McBride
DeCarbo
Sweesy
Orville Brown
Steinbrink
Tragic crash kills New Castle family en route to Florida
A light plane crashed into foggy Allegheny Ridge near Somerset Pennsylvania killing Robert F Long 26 his wife Jessie Joan 24 and their two sons Jeffery 4 and Robert Jr 17 months They were returning from a Florida vacation to New Castle with Long an Bell Telephone installer The crash occurred on Albright Ridge leaving bodies mutilated but not burned The National Guard and volunteers began a six hour search hampered by fog and clouds before recovering the victims The family had stopped in Martinsburg overnight and was off course at the time of the crash The bodies were taken to funeral homes in Berlin and then transferred to a local funeral home in New Castle Long was a Korean War veteran and head of the New Castle Flying Club
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New Castle
Allegheny Mountains
Somerset
Robert Fields Long
Jessie Joan
Jeffery
Robert Jr
Long
Gilbert E. Long
Bell Telephone Co
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winterhaven
Fla
Florida
Cletus Luttmiller
New Baltimore
National Guard
Radford
James A. Blair
Blair
Leechburg
Johnson Funeral Home
Berlin
Somerset County
Boyd Myers Funeral Home
Robert F. Long
Flash Floods Hit Dallas Fort Worth Area
A flash flood rolled through portions of Fort Worth with limited evacuations as more rain was forecast for Texas. Two people were feared dead in Sunday's severe weather. Lake Texoma gates opened sending Red River water downstream while Fossil Creek surged, flooding Richland Hills neighborhoods in Fort Worth.
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Dallas
Tex
Fort Worth
Texas
Lake Texoma
Oklahoma
Red River
Louisiana
Fossil Creek
Richland Hills
Classifieds and Editorials Overview
A fragment listing sections such as Classifieds, Radio TV Comics Society Cross Word Editorial and stock obituary notices. Includes page headers and department identifiers for Eau Claire newspaper. No readable event details or names provided in the clipped text.
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Society Cross Word
Ellwood
Eernee
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Daily Weather Report
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Dr. McFarland
Queen Mother
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
Robert Long
Arthur Mometer
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