Administration Proposal Fails to Win Support
Washington UPI report notes Congress likely to reject the Eisenhower administration medical care plan for the aged. Democrats expected to pass a self financing alternative with higher taxes, while asking how states would cover their share of costs. The plan offers hospital, nursing care, physician services, dental, and drugs for 65 plus at subsidized rates with an enrollment fee and cost-sharing.
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Washington
UPI
Democratic Congress
Eisenhower
Congress
Arthur
Flemming
House
Ways & Means Committee
Be United Press International
Meg and Antony Armstrong Jones wedding crowds flood London
Thousands pack royal routes as Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong Jones prepare to wed. Police tighten crowd control along the processional route to Westminster Abbey ahead of the 11:50 a.m. ceremony. The royal spectacle draws record crowds near Buckingham Palace and Clarence House.
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UPS
Princess Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Buckingham Palace
London
Queen Elizabeth
Palace
UPI
Britain
Royal Palaces
Westminster Abbey
Scotland Yard
Clarence House
Abbey
Delegates Hear Objective of PEO Sisterhood in The Castleton
Mrs. Fred H. Smith state president Abington Pa outlines aims and objectives of the PEO Sisterhood before more than 100 state delegates at The Castleton. Two dinners precede the address with note on Cot t ey College Nevada Mo and sponsorship of needy girls in higher learning.
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Fred H. Smith
Abington Pa
PEO
Castleton
New Wilmington
Jane Nims
Pittsburgh
Cottey College
Nevada
National
Mary Weber
Erie
Eileen Campbell
Rescue Efforts Underway For Trapped 19 Year Old Boy
Rescue workers dig with power shovels to reach Warren Payne trapped 25 feet down in an abandoned well near Burlington Ohio. Crowds hinder efforts as deputies fear further collapses while Digging Fails to free him. Officials say vibration could worsen caves and note nearby dry wells increase danger.
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Ironto N. O
UPI
Burlington
Ohio River
Sheriff's
Warren Payne
Ohio
Replogle Construction Co
Shenango Board Approves 899,629 Budget for Schools
Shenango Area Joint School directors approved a 1960-61 budget of 899,629, about 125,429 more than last year, after cutting a tentative 924,840 budget. Bids totaling 49,067 for repairs at Shenango Elementary and J. P. Byers were awarded, and raises were trimmed in favor of hospital insurance contributions. Millage in South New Castle borough will rise five mills. a meeting on township action is set for 8:30 p.m. today. New Castle Lumber won the Shenango Elementary contract at 12,850 and Frank P. Andrews and Sons won the Byers contract at 17,460.
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Shenango Area
Shenango
J. P. Byers
South New Castle
Floyd Ridenbaugh
New Castle Lumber and Supply Co
Merle Dicks
Byers
Frank P. Andrews and Sons
West Virginia Voters Weigh Humpreker Kennedy Debate
West Virginia voters judge a calm televised debate between Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey and Sen. John F. Kennedy as they tour the state ahead of the Democratic presidential primary. Both reiterate religious liberty and oppose religion as a political criterion amid a Protestant state's contest.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
West Virginia
Kennedy
Beckley
Humperer
Wheeling
Inside Today's News Classifieds and Editorial Page
The page text lists sections such as Classifieds Editorial and Obituary with references to TV Log Society Sports stocks theaters and want ads. It provides contact lines and page navigational cues for readers rather than a specific event or person.
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Cross Word
Ellwood
Society
Daily Weather Report Mostly sunny and warm today
Mostly sunny and warm today with a high near 79. Tonight will be fair and mild with lows around 50. Friday soaks in a bit of cloudiness and a slight fall in temperatures with scattered afternoon thundershowers likely. The 24 hour period ending 7 am shows a max 79 and min 44 with no precipitation and a river stage of 5.2 feet.
Weather Snapshot For Same Date Year Ago
Historical weather figures show a maximum of 84 degrees and a minimum of 40 with no precipitation. The river stage was at 8.4 feet on that date.
Unite Forces In Opposition to Gas Boosts
Harrisburg reports a rare coalition forms among business and government groups to oppose rate boosts sought by natural gas pipelines from the Federal Power Commission. Nine gas firms join against higher costs, with Pittsburgh-area utilities bearing much of the increase. A 10:30 a.m. huddle in Harrisburg will map strategy ahead of Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.’s proposed 26 million dollar rise, as regulators consider state and interstate implications.
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Harrisburg
UPD
Pennsylvania
Federal
Commis
Public Utility Commission
Pittsburgh
FPC
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Equitable Gas
United Natural Gas Co
Oil City
North Penn Gas Co
Port Allegany
PAC
Texas
Tennessee
Washington, D.C
Martin Bennett
Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
House Approves Large Area Redevelopment Bill Amid Opposition
The House passed a 251 million dollar area redevelopment bill 201-184 despite Eisenhower warnings on spending. The measure aims to create jobs in long term unemployment areas, with support from mining communities in West Virginia Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
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Washington
UPI
House
Eisenhower
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
Senate
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Congressional
Khrushchev says Soviets shot down American plane
Premier Khrushchev announced in Moscow that a U S plane was shot down inside Soviet territory. He warned of a breakdown of trust before the Paris Big Four summit and accused the United States of provoking a return to cold war tensions.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
United States
Paris
Washington
Koslov promoted as Khrushchev successor plan outlined
U.S. officials see Frol Koslov rising in the Soviet hierarchy as a step toward potential succession to Premier Khrushchev. Koslov could become secretary of the Communist Party Central Committee, strengthening Khrushchev's grip while signaling changes in the Kremlin leadership amid a noted local discontent with party control.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Frol Koslov
Nikita S. Khushchev
Koslov
Communist Party
Central Committee
Khrushchev
Kostov
Local Obituary Notices for May 5 1960
Walter Martwinski aged 65 of 2 1 Long Ave Angelo Yannarella aged 83 of 410 Florence Ave Lee H. Cook 79 of New Galilee and Patsy Marinaccio 60 of Lil wood City are listed in today’s notices with addresses.
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Walter Martwinski
Long
Angelo
Iannarella
Yannarella
Florence Ave
Lee H. Cook
New Galilee
Patsy Marinaccio
Lilwood City
Tent Caterpillar War urged by County Agent Dayton
Lawrence County residents urged to spray to prevent an outbreak of American tent caterpillars this summer. County Agricultural Agent Lewis C. Dayton warns delays leave little time, describing effective sprays including DDT Malathion and Methoxychlor and noting tents can grow to ten inches. The pest defoliates trees and moves to walls streets and fences as it completes its life cycle.
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Lawrence County
Lewis C. Dayton
Dayton
Defense Money Bill Faces Vote
The House was set to pass a defense appropriations bill totaling 39.34 billion dollars for the 1961 fiscal year. It funds global forces and space-age weapons, surpassing Eisenhower by about 122 million, with Mahon predicting smooth passage after a subcommittee reshaped the proposal for more aircraft satellites missiles and Polaris submarines. An amendment by Broyhill to cut civilian Pentagon staffing 10 percent could trigger a battle.
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Washington
UPI
House
Eisenhower
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Appropriations
Joel T. Broyhill
R-Va
Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
Hagerty Denies U S Plane Shot Down Inside Soviet Territory
Washington reports White House press secretary James C Hagerty said he was not aware of any American plane being shot down in Soviet territory. He had not been informed by UPI of Khrushchevs claim and the president was at a security council civil defense exercise. State and Defense spokesmen said they knew nothing of a protest or the incident.
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Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Russia
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Turkey
Soviet
Azerbaijan
Washington
UPI
Witte House
James C
Hagerty
United Press International
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Defense Department
U.S
Hollywood Divorce Wave Dazes Star Couples
Hollywood marriages unravel in early May as two long-married pairs Luelle Ball Desi Arnaz and Cameron Mitchell lead a surge of 12 divorces. Each couple had about twenty years together before dissolutions this week.
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Hollywood
UPI
Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz
Cameron Mitchell
Winter Tires Off Then Winding Highways Await
Arthur Mometer recalls removing snow tires and preparing the car for travel. He jokes about the clockwork devices and greasing, notes good weather, and predicts a 79 degree day as they head out.
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Joem
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