Indiana Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - May 20, 1959, Indiana, Pennsylvania An Indiana That Every Member of the Family EDITION May 20 1959 Two To White Twp Victor Balloting in White ship y e s t e r day centered around the nomination of GOP candidates for t seats on the township school board Unofficial returns from White Township show Dr Kenneth Sayers Lisle M Brady and Simpson won nomination to posts on the township school board They defeated Di Trevor Hadley Thomas M Mikesell and Dora M Clark Unofficial tabulations show the totals received by these six candidates as follows Sayers 740 Brady 715 Simp son 681 Hadley 664 Mikesell 661 and Clark 631 The winning to gether in opposition to the current I1 VI i W THOMAS MALCOLM wins GOP DA nod WALTER J WORK squeezes to victory Work Wins Tight Race Franklin JOin photographer as they leave a yesterdays primary county as well primary ces and fight 9 p Jn pause the Gazette 5 12JJ6 followed next to last to report Several results comparatively heavy vote Uf Susy from the polls closed last Gazette by Sipos inner Sheriff Vote Blast Rocks Martin Plant i i PaulW Jeffries Chairman of his party arid one of the most prolific yesterday gained the nomination in his bid for a fourth term sheriff f Indiana popular campaigner easily subdued two for nod by piling upmore votes than the pf his opposition 9 BALTIMORE AP An sion racked the hull of a seaplane being a commercial solvent in a Martin Co hangar today five workmen and injuring five others A Martin spokesman said dozen or so met the hull of a seaplane with a cleaning fluid using pres sure hoses when a muffled rocked the interior of the hull ie big hangar located away from the main cluster of Martin buildings quickly filled with smoke but there was fire after the first flash An inquiry was begun quickly by Dr Melvin Davis deputy medical examiner The company said the cause o the blast had not been determined The hangar where the explosion is used to clean anc the seaplanes here before they are delivered The hangar is separated from tbu rest of the plant by used and an Na tional Guard detachment Identification the wa withheld pending notification of kin Three of the injured taken to Hospital were ed as John Duan l with James Holly 36 leg injuries and Jacob Gold stein 4 whose injuries were de scribed as slight wins again easily Unofficial returns late this morn ng indicated that in 76 of the countys 77 the bent rolled up ballots as com pared to the combined netted Paul Shelocta and Donald Smith Glen Campbell RD Craig in the pri mary action with votes while Smith was given votes by the Republican electorate Jeffries will op pose Democrat Merrill in the November The sheriffs scrap was settled long before most other races in yesterdays voting on the Republi can Jeffries in the first returns for warded to the courthouse jumped to a commanding lead out set of the and then continued to add to his margin Jn ity unofficial returns show Harry ftf Deabenderfer to the GOP nomi nee He received 437 A close second was Banja min Lemoon running a sticker campaign for the township post He received 365 votes On the Democratic side Myrtle E McConnell received 230 Gladys B Penrod got 216 in the Democratic race for See 4 7 Hof f a Say No Strike Is Promised HOUSTON Tex AP Team sters Union President James R Hoffa today denied he threatened a nationwide strike in reprisal for proposed restrictive labor laws He told the Houston Chronicle late Tuesday that accounts of his speech in Brownsville were distortions of the He said there is no threat of a Teamsters strike The Associated Press reports at the Brownsville meeting Tues day Whitey Sawyer said he quoted Hoffa correctly Sawye said he talked to Hoffa after th Brownsville meeting and the un ton president then repeated th threat a 4f 4 U W Y othe wire Walter Work1 of Rochester Mills RD nomination r thg office of Unofficial returns at the veteran of Health eked out the win over former treasurer Harry Nic 10 of White Twp The contest wasnt decided un il the last pre cinct White Two filed its re sults in the county courthouse The unofficial returns indicate Malcolm GOP DA Winner Atty W Thomas Malcolm a new face in Indiana Coun tys political scene is the Re publican partys nominee for district attorney at the No vember General Elections Making his first bid for a county office Malcolm yes upset incumbent J Murray Buterbaugh on the strength of support from Indiana Borou gh aud White Twp Buterbaugh seeking his third term as DA came into the borough and White Twp the hold with a slim lead but all of the Indiana and township precincts gave Malcolm edges Graphic proof of su in the town ship is the unofficial voting results in those seven precincts Malcolm and Buterbaugh I Prior to the tabulation of local voting the veteran Buterbaugh held the With 74 of 77 precincts ac for the trailed by only 23 votes but the second ward in Indiana and the two dis In White Twp completely al tered the picture Unofficial returns for the 77 pre show Malcolm and Buterbaugh Many New Faces On Indiana Picks For Treasurer Councilman r Work garnered the nomination by he scant margin of 83 votes At 6 this morning he sported a lead of 298 votes over but precincts all Nichols home FRANK M BARKLEY tops as commissioner JOHN W EVERETT second GOP commissioner Man Murders GOP Slate Awave of unforeseen events left Indiana Countys primary election muddled with everything from astori ishing upsets to startling sur prises In surprisingly heavy vot ing Republicans turned down the bids of several bents projected newcomers to the winning ranks and turned the tables on even the most veteran forecasters Heading the list of sur prises is the success of Blairs Lilles Frank Barkley who leaded the GOP ing in the nominations for county commissioner Barkley showed impressive strength in most areas of the coun ty and along with J W Tiny Everett will represent the party at the November General Elec tions f His overwhelming victory was only one of a rash of surprises that caine on the heels of yester balloting Veterans Harvey A Orr seeking another term as county commis and District Attorney J Murray Buterbaugh fell by the wayside Orr to win his par tys nomination and finished four th behind Barkley Everett and G Stephen Edwards Buterbaugh was ousted from his District Attorney post by newcom territory still missing from he were Indiana Two and voting houses in White vi Nichol ate intOi Works advantage n all three districts but his gain wasnt sufficient to overcome the Rochester Mills mans early lead Gaze 11 e election tabulations credit Mr Work with votes and Mr Nichol with PainKilling Drugs Aid Dulles WASHINGTON rei lieving drugs are keeping John Foster Dulles generally comforta ble as he clings to life The former secretary of state sleeps much of the time in his Walter Reed Army Hospital room Daily newspapers in the Lower The State said Tues Grande Valley working ravaged by cancer throughout hours the Dearly morning The Gazette pendently carried virtually the continues to grow weaker He is i Graduates Double S H with every watch purchase Rodger J The Dairy Treat now has a cop ete line of soft drinks North aza Shopping Center 235xF PETER Peter says the Soviet Union students are two years ahead of the U S See his column on editorial page 6 SPORTING Spring sporting events are reported today on sports pages 22 eame wording Hoffa addressing a convention of longshoremen at Brownsville was quoted by the AP as saying in reference to restrictive labor laws The only Answer is that if such a law is passed we have all of our contracts end on a given date They about a secondary boycott We can call a primary strike all across the nation that will straighten out the employers once and for Hoffa said there threat of a nationwide Teamsters strike whatever receiving analgesics pain Killers and in general is the announcement added iK Voting activity days primary in Indian rough Centered pn Suons of and school directors Although the Democrats had n contested races for either pos lions borough Republicans show ed spirited balloting in severa precincts of Indiana Unofficial returns for the lican school board nomination show Andrew J Stahura votes J Reppell Moorhead votes Jones votes and Ray This indicates that the three men listed first will be the Republican candidates for the Indiana School Board All three are incumbents on the local The three unopposed Democratic school board nominees are Paul LaMantia Gene D Mogle anU Jo seph M Setlock Albert M Cox and Ralph A Wil lis were the unopposed GOP and Democrat candidates in Indiana for justice of the peace In Indiana First Ward the GOP race for Borough Council shows Edwin W Harkless and James W Mack winners by votes of 344 and 342 respectively Harry Jones received an unofficial vote of 290 Democrat candidate for First Ward borough council nomi nee is Michael Stanko Homer Koontz and Kathleen Murphy are the Republican and Democratic assessor nominees In Second Ward the GOP coun cil contest shows the following re sults Leonard Abrams 347 Alan Holsinger 299 and F Earl Ray LAFAYETTE La AP A Negro shot and killed a white today barricaded himself in his When officers Unofficial Primary Returns on Pae called on himt to surrender and killed two policemen before he was shot to death One of the policemen Sgt Le roy King was stantly and his killed almost in companion Capl Harold Abadie died a few minutes later King was shot in the face and Abadie took a charge from the 16gauge shotgun in the storh iir coroner for Lafayette Parish ied the Voorhies said apparently in the house after sneaking into the home of Mrs and shooting the young white mother at close 10 U Chief of Police Carlo Usti was er W of ana Injecting another up set into the was school board faction in White Township headed by Dr Kenneth Sayers Dr Sayers and two companion Lisle H Brady and Lucille N Simpson won GOP nations for school board posts All of the excitement was con fined to the Republican half of the primaries as the Democrats enter ed the election with a solid slate See Page 4 Col 1 struck in the from Victors neck by 16gauge and Asst Chief Donlon a blast shotgun Ritchey was struck by a few ey suffered only a slight injury Officers lobbed tear gas and hand grenades into Victors house which caught fire minutes later Victor was found with a bullet wound of the stomach after cers dragged him from the flam ing house Voorhies gave this He said Victor apparently sneaked into Mrs Ducharmes home shot her at close range as she sat at a dressing table and then returned to his house He beckoned small white youths James Rogers 10 and Wilson 9 into the House The boys knew him in 248 Abrams is the successful can and said Victor began tying them for the GOP nomination up They said See 4 Col 2 ropes and fled they broke the Please Folks Results Not Official Gazette readers today are re minded that ail figures and re sults listed in todays paper are unofficial In an effort to bring as com plete a coverage as possible of yesterdays primary election wide tabulation of results was necessary Because of the limit ed time available to compile these statistics the margin for error is greatly expanded campaigns and a good voter turnout combined to give election board officials hours of extra work delaying the return of the last precinct until late this morning Where we are in error we are sorry Weve made every effort to bring our readers as much of yesterdays primary activity as possible in the limited time avail able Put Brakes On W Germans French Slow US British Secret Talks Plans Attention Meeting this evening at Lodge to go to Sutila Funeral Home to pay respects to our late brother Eagles Party every Thursday Wed tfx Elks 75 Party Wed Tue Wed tfx Your Dairy Queen store is run ning Wed and Thurs 236x By JOHN M HIGHTOWER GENEVA Germany and France were reported today to be putting the brakes on U S British enthusiasm for a prompt opening of secret talks with the Soviet Union over the Berlin crisis a summit con 235x and prospects for lerence Some cautious moves were ap secret talks than their two which Herter tentatively an ern colleagues last private They were said to be taking with Soviet Foreign Minister ministers rebuffed his earlier at tempt to seat them The Western and Soviet foreign line with Secretary of State Christian A Herter and Britains Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd that since the Soviet Union cre Andrei Gromyko might get under i ministers were to continue their way by today or Thursday Von saw Hener for half an hour this morning He in ated the Berlin crisis the Soviets i the secret phase of the should take the lead in finding a Big Four talks probably would not solution begin for several days going on in the FQW Couve de and Von Herter will have Von Brentano foreign ministers conference are not opposed to secret and other top West German toft stait of secret talks diplomats said but insist ers to dinner tonight Thursday debate on their rival plans for Germany at another formal con ference session But West ern diplomats say this debate hag reached a dead end of disagree and the obvious objective of both sides in continuing the dis cussion is to make more ganda Western allies must enter the American While press and public are When these do take place they such discussions with the greatest giving a dinner for j barred from lie Rather cloudy and and Thursday with showers and tonight 63 to 69 High Fire Co party Wed tfx will almost certainly determine J care whether a summit conference will Debate over the rival and mu i Couve de and Lloyd A conference source said Gro be held this summer tually rejected Soviet and Western told Lloyd Wednesday night Maurce Couve de of i proposals for a German peace that he will make a new stab at France and Heinrich von Breni continue possibly J getting Communist Poland and Homer City Legion party tonite tano Germany appeared until the end of the week Czechoslovakia admitted to 57 over 200 Early Biri less anxious to get mea OB the conference The Western the foreign sions everything that inside the conference pwn if immediately reported to newsmen by press officers for the delega tions Only about a dozen men See W 4
