Hartley Urges Veto of Kennedy Labor Reform Bill
Former congressman Fred Hartley urged President Eisenhower to veto the Kennedy labor reform bill calling it an empty measure. Rep. Carroll Kearns said he would introduce a tougher labor reform bill in the House to promote true democracy within unions and protect workers and small employers. Hoffa pledged to oppose the same bill in Pittsburgh, signaling intra union tensions.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Cooking School Opens Tuesday At Cathedral
The Foods With A Flair cooking school opens at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Cathedral. Sponsored by Penn Power Co and The News the free admission program runs Tuesday Wednesday and Friday afternoons with a special Thursday night session for working homemakers. Each class features contests games and prizes.
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Daily Weather Report Cool and Sunny With Frost Tonight
A cool and sunny day with some northeast cloudiness and a warm Sunday ahead. Highest temperatures reach 55 in the northeast and 62 in the southwest, with lows of 32 to 38 and scattered frost tonight. For the 24 hours ending 7 am, max 57 min 30 precip 0.11 inches rain river at 6.7 feet. A year ago, max 79 min 42 precip heavy dew river 5.8 feet.
Warm Weather Is Heading East
A springtime cold snap held the eastern half of the nation while the Weather Bureau forecast May like temperatures by nightfall. Readings dipped to 28 in Grand Marais Michigan with a warmer front moving across the Dakotas into Iowa and Minnesota. Showers breaking a dry spell were expected in Idaho Montana New England and the plains as cooler air lingered west of the divide and warmer conditions spread to the Pacific Coast and Great Basin.
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Unemployment Claims Drop In Pennsylvania Week End May 8
In Pennsylvania the week ended May 8 saw about 8 000 fewer continued unemployment claims as recalls to work in scattered trades reduced totals to 192 050 from 200 757. Initial claims rose by 500 due to layoffs in tobacco miscellaneous manufacturing and mining sectors with 24 446 new filings. Temporary federal program continued benefits declined to 33 875 while initial claims stood at 385.
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Dulles Weakens With Cancer Battle at Walter Reed
Friends of John Foster Dulles report his strength is failing as he remains in Walter Reed Army Medical Center. A pneumonia infection last week has not fully cleared, and White confirms his condition is deteriorating daily.
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Dredging Action Sought by State for Flood Unrest Relief
The state Department of Forests and Waters asked the city to list equipment available for rent for dredging projects. No specific start date was given. Mayor DeCarbo expects action to aid Shenango River and Neshannock Creek flood threats. The list should include make model age attachments and condition of equipment. Copies will be filed in Franklin and Harrisburg for future bidding.
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Franklin
Division of Flood Control
Harrisburg
Injunction Blocks Firemen Payment in Lawrence County
A temporary injunction prevents the city from distributing more than half of fire insurance tax receipts to the Firemen’s Pension Fund and restricts council actions on payments to the Volunteer Relief Assn. Hearing set for 8 am Monday. The case involves City Treasurer Marie Hanlon Mayor Edward De Carbo and several council members.
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John G. Lamoree
Joseph F. McFate
Volunteer Firemen’s Relief Assn
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Marie Hanlon
Edward A. DeCarbo
Richard H. Biddle
Herman F. Steinbrink
E. Gene Schweinsberg
Chester C. Sweesy
Edith M. Cleaveland
Robert E Jamison
Firemen Pension Fund
Firemen Relief Assn
McFate
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Steinbrink
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Van
DeCarbo Campaign Seeks Cross Party Nominations
Mayor Edward A. DeCarbo led a drive to win both Democratic and Republican nominations in the upcoming primary. Lawrence County Democrats and rival Herman F. Steinbrink condemned the effort after letters urged write in votes with DeCarbo stickers. DeCarbo denied involvement. Steinbrink criticized DeCarbo’s lack of support for party tickets.
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Ellwood
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FBI poised to arrest seven in Parker lynching case
FBI agents surge in Poplarville area as seven Mississippians are expected to be arrested soon in the Parker lynching investigation. Unidentified suspects were questioned after being brought to FBI headquarters amid heightened activity and testimonies from local residents.
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Auto Crash Injures 12. 4 Hospitalized In New Castle Area
Twelve people suffered injuries in three area highway accidents yesterday and early today. Four victims were admitted to New Castle hospitals and five youths were taken to Jameson Memorial. one motorist was jailed after a collision at FE Washington Street and Arlington Avenue just before 1 a.m. Richard Eckles, 16, was admitted with a forehead bruise and possible skull fracture. several others were treated and discharged for facial bruises and knee abrasions.
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Dewey Ave
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Dan Heasley
Riverview Ave
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Eckles
Marshall L. Dunlap
Center Way
Dunlap
Six Teenagers Die In Train Collision Near Mattoon
Six Shelbyville high school teens died when an Illinois Central passenger train struck their car broadside at an unguarded crossing two miles north of Mattoon Illinois. Two others were critically injured and not expected to survive. Police reported no witnesses to the crash. The victims wore prom attire and resided in Shelbyville. The train was en route from Chicago to New Orleans.
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Mayor DeCarbo Targets Purchasing Policy Overhaul
Mayor DeCarbo criticized City Solicitor Robert M. White for an 11 page opinion on purchasing practices. White urged revising the existing ordinance rather than creating a new one. The mayor called the opinion unsolicited and said council will study purchasing ordinances in committee.
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Edward A. DeCarbo
Robert M. White
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DeCarbo
Mansfield proposes reshaping foreign aid program overhaul
Sen. Mansfield urges amending the Foreign Aid Authorization Bill to abolish the International Cooperation Administration and end secrecy on military aid. He favors shifting from grants to loans, placing control in the State Department while defense handled by the Pentagon, and ending grants within three years.
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Western Peace Plans Clash at Geneva Conference
The Four Power talks in Geneva end week one with warnings that Berlin could be used as leverage. Both sides rejected the other's peace proposals, hoping for concessions and a summit, while Western procedural wins give hope for productive bargaining ahead of schedule.
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Council Moves to Settle Sewer Debts and Relief Project
City Council again seeks to resolve the Carrocce Bruno Co. mess and the 151,985.50 relief sewer project in downtown. It plans to pay 15,198.45 still owed to Royal Globe Insurance once the bonding company settles claims by Travers Construction and other suppliers totaling over 19,000. Bell Telephone also seeks damages for underground cables. Bruno says bills will be paid once the city covers the remaining 15,198.45.
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Bruno
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Superior Land and Supply Co
New Castle Dantile Co
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Inside Page Local Classifieds and Society Notes
Collage of shorthand page items includes radio TV listings society society cross word ads sports obituaries churches theaters and news desk phone numbers for classifieds and publications guidance from the Ellwood section.
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Millionaire in Fun Lives a Bright Humble Life
Arthur Mometer has no million dollars or yachts yet finds the biggest joy in simple pleasures. He claims he is a millionaire of happiness, reading in bed, hiking woods, fishing a stream, or sitting beneath a tree enjoying wispy dreams on a sixty one Tony day.
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