Penn Journalists defend coverage amid income tax dispute
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association rejects AFL official Joseph McDonoughs charge that papers slant news about Gov. Leaders 411 million income tax. PNPA General Manager T A Serrill argues editors and wire services provide fair critical reporting while unions debate endorsing a one to six percent levy.
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Harrisburg
INS
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association Today
George M
McDonough
Press of
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Bond Issue Approved for Philippine Development Plan
Manila reports the Philippines approved a 500 million dollar bond issue to fund basic economic development. A two billion dollar development plan will be financed by public and private investment, expanding infrastructure and growth prospects.
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Manila
Philippine Republic
Princeton Father Son Banquet Highlights Western Wildlife Program
The Fellowship Group of Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church hosted a Father Son banquet in the church dining room Friday evening with a 6 30 p m dinner served by the Rainbow Missionary Society. Lawrence Ferree led as program chairman presenting two men who spoke on the trailer Sportsmans Dream showing wildlife sports and hunting in Western States. The men enjoyed the evening program. Mr and Mrs Paul Blair attended the 30th reunion of a Youngstown High School in Ohio with a First Presbyterian church banquet featuring four American Indians from the Dakota Reservation as main speakers.
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Mews
Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church
Ladies of Rainbow Missionary Society
Lawrence Ferree
Paul Blair
Youngstown
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
Dakota Reservation
Shelar Thompson Wedding Unites Ellwood City Couple
Miss Amy Lou Shelar daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Shelar Ellwood City R 1 and Donald Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Orville Thompson New Castle R D 3 were united in marriage in a Princeton ceremony.
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Amy Lou Shelar
Thomas Shelar
Ellwood City
R. D
Donald Thompson
Orville Thompson
New Castle
Princeton
Nina Boyd
Emma
Marie Mershimer
Montrose Pa
Mershimers
Jas. Young
Deanna
Irwin
Raymond Young
Robert Charles
Paul Sheriman
Avalon Heights
Charles, Sherman
J. T. Gibson
Carl Matthews
Frank Morrison
Emlendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Harry Apdegraph
Mary Blair
Bud Booher
Memorial Presbyterian Service For Young Couple
Saturday service at Memorial Presbyterian Church marked by the Young couple with only immediate family present. Miss Shelars served as maid of honor, Miss Ernestine Wilson. best man Donald Korba of Philadelphia. Rev. B. W. Kossack officiated. groom serving with the Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune.
Whispering Galleries Highlight U S Capitol and Salt Lake Temple
The Capitol in Washington and the Mormon Tabernacle at Salt Lake City, Utah, host the two famous whispering galleries of the United States, drawing visitors and tourists to their architectural curiosities and acoustics.
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Capitol
Washington
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
United States
Senate approves Delaware River dam plan with New Jersey
The Pennsylvania Senate backs joining a compact with New Jersey to build a large dam on the Delaware River above Trenton. Gov. Leader and leaders meet on water sharing. Dent warns NJ could claim 100 million gallons daily under a Supreme Court order. NJ must repeal a law blocking PA dam building.
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Hns
Senate
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware River
Trenton
N.J Senate
Rowland B. Mahany
Crawford
George M. Leader
Mahany
John H. Dent
Westmoreland
William Z. Scott
Carbon
Herbert B. Cohen
Dent
Commonwealth
Delaware
State Department Keeps Hands Off Argentine Revolt
The State Department told a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee it maintains a hands off stance on the Argentine revolt. Assistant Secretary Henry F Holland said the U S follows a non intervention policy in other American republics to foster hemisphere cooperation. Chairman Thomas Gordon noted concerns over economic aid potentially supporting Peron’s regime and said aid is granted on economic justification.
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Washington
State Department
House Foreign Affairs
Department
Henry F Holland
Holland
Thomas Gordon
D-Ill
Gordon
U.S
Juan Peron
Peron
Passports Issued to US Citizens by State Department
The State Department issues passports to United States citizens. It handles application processing, verification of citizenship, and issuance of travel documents for international travel. Public notices emphasize eligibility, required documents, and renewal procedures.
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United States
The
State Department
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
This ad advises sprinkling FASTEETH on denture plates to secure false teeth without gummy taste. The alkaline powder claims to hold teeth more firmly and comfortably, prevent slipping, reduce denture odor, and avoid sour taste. Available at drug counters as PASTEETH.
Eisenhower to receive 25th anniversary 4-H gift
President Eisenhower will receive a silver letter opener from American farm youths commemorating the 25th 4-H Club anniversary. Ezra Taft Benson urged the group to guard freedom as they learn and work. The Agriculture Department may back a national seed storage facility in its 1957 budget, per Ervin Peterson to Rep Harold Cooley.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Agriculture Department
House Agriculture Committee
Harold D. Cooley
N.C
Ervin Peterson
Department
Two Plead Guilty To Stealing Auto and Plates
Edward Halle and Paul Cease pleaded guilty to stealing an automobile and license plates. They received 10 years probation from Judge Edward G. Bauer. Alfred Dyson got a suspended 12 year sentence after being returned from Camp Hill. other suspects face separate sentences. Patrolman John L. Bender linked the car thefts to Monessen and Donora incidents.
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Greensburg
Edward Halle
Donora
Paul Cease
Monessen
Edward G. Bauer
Bauer
Alfred Dyson
Irwin AD
Camp Hill
John L. Bender
Halle
Cease
Herron
Frank
Dyson
Westmoreland County
Tennessee Parks System Encompasses Seventeen Parks
Tennessee's state park system comprises 17 parks spanning 225 090 acres and valued at 50 000 900 dollars. The parks vary in size from 350 to 42000 acres.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tennnessee
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