Atom Power Bill Advances In Congress After Negotiations
Congressional negotiators reach a compromise on an atomic power bill to launch private industry and share some nuclear know how with allies. The measure returns to both chambers for final action amid renewed Senate opposition led by Sen. Gore. The deal preserves 17 year patents for non military work with government safeguards and a five year preference for licensees sharing patents with qualified applicants.
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Russell Brines
Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Gore
Sen. Core
D-Tenn
House Conference
W. Sterling Cole
R-Ny
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Vehicle offender 15 moved to Erie County Sheriff custody
Robert Wilt, 15, was transferred Friday from Somerset county jail to Erie county sheriff custody. Wilt, of Jennings, Md., was committed by Justice of the Peace Thomas A. Courtney July 23 on charges of driving without a license and misuse of license plates.
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Robert Wilt
Somerset County
Erie County
Wilt
Jennings
Justice of the Peace
Thomas A. Courtney
July unemployment holds steady in a tight labor market
Washington officials welcomed a July report showing no surge in unemployment as civilian employment reached 62,148,000, up 50,000 since May but 972,000 below last July. Unemployment stood at 3,346,000, with slight declines from June.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Secretar of Labor
Mitchell
Census Bureau
Labor Department
Distillery Blaze in Pekin Kills Six, Injures Twenty-Eight
A two day blaze at the American Distillery plant in Pekin Illinois killed six workers and injured twenty eight. The fire caused ten million dollars in damage and was fueled by whisky.
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Pekins
Ill
American Distillery Company
Pekin
East German Communists Accept U S Flood Aid
East Germany's Communist government surprised observers by accepting President Eisenhower's offer of American food for flood victims. Otto Grotewohl forwarded thanks, while White House officials said Ike was gratified. The aid marks a rare cooperation with the U S under a new food shipment act as Berlin and surrounding areas rebuild after historic floods.
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BOM
Germany
East Germany
Eisenhower
Atlantic
U. S
Communist Party
Europe
United States
Berlin
East Zone
James C. Hagerty
Red Cross
White House
League of Red Cross Societies
Fike and Cascio Move to East Union Street
Attorneys Paul E. C. Fike and Joseph N. Cascio announce the relocation of their law offices from the Picking building to the Beerus house at 124 East Union Street. They plan to open Monday August 9 after weekend furniture move and remodeling of the first floor, once home to Harry C. Jacobs.
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Joseph N. Cascio
Paul E. C. Fike
Beerus
East Union Street
Cascio
Somerset
Harry C. Jacobs
Somerset County
Fike and Cascia
Attorney Cascia
Fike
Emilie Dionne Dies of Epilepsy at 20
Emilie Dionne one of the famous quintuplets died at 4 pm today at a Catholic hostel near Ste. Agathe Quebec from epilepsy after prior strokes and a history including polio. Her sister Mrs Maurice Girouard arrived to arrange the burial while observers noted she wore the Oblate habit.
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Ste. Agathe
Emilie Dionne
Laurentian Hills
Oblate Sisters of Mary Immaculate
Quintuplets
Maurice Girouard
Emilie
Lac Brule
Oblate
Lexington sheriff race sparks deadly courthouse shooting
A massive search captured brothers James Cogburn and Roy Cogburn after a fatal courthouse shootout during election night. James, wounded, faced murder charges after a patrolman was killed. Roy was wounded and hospitalized as officers tried to disarm the suspect in Henderson County.
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Lexington
Tenn
James A. Cogburn
Roy
Clovis Stanfill
James Cogburn
Henderson County
Highway Patrol
Noah Robinson
Cogburn
Korea
Jackson
Arthur Gurley
Isom McPeak
Coburn
Truman Urges Big Fund Drive to Win Congress
Former President Harry S Truman told Adlai Stevenson and Stephen Mitchell that Democrats can win control of Congress in November if they raise enough money for a vigorous fall campaign. Stevenson said Truman favored a strong, give em hell effort and was optimistic about the election outcome.
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Don Whitehead
Kansas City
Harrys. Truman
Congress
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Stephen Mitchell
Independence
Mo Stevenson
Senate
Stevenson
Mitchell
Stvenson
Limit Farm Bill Debate, Vote Man
The Senate unanimously limits debate on the farm bill and plans to begin voting Monday. A five hour cap will apply to debate on price supports while two hours per amendment and three hours on final passage are set. Leader Knowland and Johnson secured time allocations amid GOP protests.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
California
Johnson
Texas
Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Young
Thye
Minn
Mundt
Langer
Sen
R-Nd
Mrs Pauline S Sipe In Critical Condition
Mrs Pauline S Sipe 54 of West Patriot street was admitted to Somerset Community hospital Thursday afternoon in critical condition. A hospital spokesman said Friday evening her condition remained not good. Sipe runs the Polly Jane shop on West Main street.
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Pauline S. Sipe
West Patriot Street
Somerset Community Hospital
Sipe
West Main Street
Senators Bar TV Radio In McCarthy Probe
McCarthy said 30 army officers including four generals helped with an honorable discharge for Maj. Irving Peress amid a dispute with the Army. He declined to name the officers, noting confidentiality, and hinted at possible testimony from generals.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Maj
Irving Peress
Wisconsin Republican
Peress
Dental Corps
McCarthy
Robert T. Stevens
Zwicker
Ralph Zwicker
Pentagon
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Stevens
Defense Plant
Parish
Lawrence W. Parish
Quincy
Mass
Ghinverd
McCarthy Committee
Diantha Hoag
Buffalo
N. Y
Miss Hoag
McCathy
Weekend forecast for Pennsylvania shows sun and warmth
Eastern Pennsylvania expects mostly sunny skies with some clouds and a Saturday high around 80 to 86 degrees. Sunday should stay fair with little temperature change. Western Pennsylvania sees mostly sunny weather with a Saturday high near 76 degrees and Sunday forecast for mild, unchanged temperatures.
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Pennsylvania
Somerset Weather Report by David Grove
Weather data summary for 24 hours ending 5 30 p m Friday shows high temperature 72 and measurable precipitation. The report attributes daily figures to U S Weather Observer David Grove in Somerset.
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Somerset Weather
David Grove
U. S. Weather Observer
Open Meeting Notice for Alcoholics Anonymous
Public invited to attend an Alcoholics Anonymous open meeting on August 11 at 8 30 p m located at the Public Library in Somerset.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Public Library
Somerset
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