Senate approves 4 percent million for Kinzua dam
The Senate backed a 4.53 million appropriation for the Kinzua dam in Pennsylvania as part of the Public Works bill. The measure moves to a House Senate conference committee to reconcile differences. Sen. Keating and Sen. Javits urged further Army Engineers review of the Allegheny River mood project, while backers argue surveys are sufficient. Keating warned the dam risks Seneca lands and could violate a 1794 treaty, calling the project potentially a white elephant. The bill funds nearly 35 million for flood control and navigation in Pennsylvania, with the sole difference being a 25,000 planning ask for Connequenessing Creek at Butler.
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Jacob K. Javits
New York
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Javits
Pennsylvania
German Girl to Be Union City's Exchange Student
Ingrid Fastje a seven year old from Hannover Germany is the foreign exchange student assigned to Union City for the 1960 61 school term. She will live with Mr and Mrs John Morse while attending Union City Area High School marking the Morse family's second hosting venture following Jose Barre from the Philippines two years ago. Gary Blok teacher and chair of arrangements notes arrival timing is not yet definite.
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Jose Barre
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Gary Blok
Union City Area
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Minister Charged In Libel Suit
The Knights of Columbus charged Rev. W L King pastor of Nazarene Bible Church in Finleyville with printing false and malicious propaganda about the Catholic group. Attorney Joseph Wels filed the charge for two K of C officers in New Haven. King waived a hearing and posted $1,000 bond.
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W. L. King
Nazarene Bible Church
Finleyville
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Joseph Wels
Pittsburgh
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Television Review Highlights Ann Sotherns Sponsorship Shift
Hollywood AP reports Anna Sothern, eighth TV season, eager to boost sponsor identification with commercials. She notes past roles from Private Secretary to The Ann Sothern Show and leads her own production company while cattle farming in Idaho. Carl Reiner leaves Dinah Shore Show realm to pursue Debbie Reynolds project and other writing offers.
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Calls For Rigid Traffic Patrol Increases Enforcement
ERSHAY Pa AP State troopers will step up enforcement of highway laws to cut fatal accidents. Col Frank G McCartney told state police leaders to judge success by fewer crashes in patrolled areas. He cited a rise in highway deaths, 24 killed last weekend, and planned asking the 1961 legislature to expand the force.
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Aliquippa man arrested for operating a still
U S liquor agents arrested Stover Hall 41 of Aliquippa yesterday on operating a still charges. Agents seized a 75 gallon still 450 gallons of mash and 21 gallons of moonshine. Pittsburgh men Joseph Kish 41 and Carl Legnine 87 held for grand jury action on $1000 bonds each on similar charges. Authorities found a 120 gallon copper still 50 gallons of whisky and 350 gallons of mash on Kishs Penn Township Westmoreland county farm. The two waived a hearing before a U S Commissioner Tuesday.
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Corry-Titusville sports eligibility debate heats area
The region wrestles with athletic eligibility rules as Corry and Titusville school boards discuss tightening requirements. Dr Mohr pushes stricter standards ahead of football season while AP survey shows divided views on sports emphasis. Officials, coaches, and students await joint committee recommendations and possible mid September approvals amid rising educational pressures. President Andrew Jackson and cock fights referenced.
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Nixon to run as an individual over party label
Washington column previews Nixon campaign strategy, noting he aims to sell himself over the Republican banner. It compares Nixon’s approach to Rockefeller’s 1958 New York win and outlines how independents, not core partisans, may decide the race. The piece suggests television debates could settle voters on the spot.
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Nominee Spotlight Shifts as Platform Drafts Accelerate
The article notes a shift away from Nixon in spotlighting while a platform plank favors accelerating the defense program. Eisenhower and Nixon dispute, with Klein stressing the President sets views. Eisenhower allows Nixon to speak freely but Nixon has no plans for press conferences. Kennedy assigns strategy and Senate infighting to Johnson.
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Herbert G. Klein
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Discharged For Destroying Dog preres(RGH /2P)
Oak Borough fires husband and wife dog catcher team Hawkins after $25,000 suit claims they maliciously killed a dog over a family feud. Borough and Hankins named as defendants in suit filed July 15 by Merle Gottlieb of White Oak. case pending.
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David Hawkins
Hankins
Merle A. Gottlieb
White Oak
Gottlieb
Hank
Mystery Burial For Unknown Desert Girl In Prescott
In Prescott Arizona an unidentified 6 to 8 year old girl known as Little Miss Nobody was buried after being found half buried in the desert south of town on July 31. Community funds gathered via KYCA to ensure a decent burial as Deacon Charles Franklin Parker spoke of a disquieted conscience and the need to learn what happened. The casket bore the inscription God’s Little Child with dates of birth and death unknown.
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Ariz
Charles Franklin Parker
Congregational Church
Prescott
Arizona Desert
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KYCA
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Nixon Kennedy TV and radio debate agreed
Agreement reached for a live debate between Vice President Richard M Nixon and Senator John F Kennedy on television and radio. Representatives from both campaigns met with executives of four networks yesterday to discuss arrangements.
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Richard M. Nixon
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