Bazaar Daze Captures Sunny Town Day Photos
Hot temperatures and busy activity marked Bazaar Daze yesterday. Photos feature Mr and Mrs Newell Beckwith’s children with a SIM bill win at Loblaws, plus a crowd scene and two young cigarette salesgirls caught in the lively downtown bustle.
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Old Town
Pate Bazaar
Pene
Utis
BP Stein
Erigo Sim Bill
Wight
Newell Beckwith
East South Street
Loblaws
Oritte Right
Martha
Williams
Marjorie
Fy & Exons
Otlam
Bazaar Daze Opens To Ring Of Revetters Salons
Local Bazaar Daze opens with Reviter named booths along South Center Street and Main. Merchants report higher per person spending amid national recession recovery. Chamber of Commerce praised for organizing promotions. Tonight’s drawing at North Center and Washington after Klompen Dancers. Stores stay open late with bargains.
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Renwit
Bang
Center Street
Fev
Bartley
Firestone
South Center Street
Wil Defense
Olds Florist
Cingemie
Chamber of Commerce and Is Promotion Committee
Wits
Newell Beckwith
East South Street
Beckwith
N. William
Marjorie
Martha
Stewart A. Long
South Center
Main Streets
Merrill McCray
Beck
Dorothy Kowalski
North Center
Washington Streets
Klompen
Clymer
Castro Blasts U S Aiders in Cuba Revolt Plot
Fidel Castro accused American officials of aiding conspirators against Cuba and said U S war criminals in exile could have halted nightly Cuban destabilization from Miami based planes. He mocked talks by Christian Herter on Latin America's economic woes and hunger, and criticized Rafael Trujillo as a financial backer of anti Castro plots.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Dominican Republic
Generalisalmo
Rafael L. Trujillo
United States
Miami
Castie
Inter - American Foreign Ministers Conference
Santiago
Chile
Caribbean
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Cassrn Sill Herter
Latin America
Herter
Coutines
Balloon Fails Titan Fouls At Rocket Carnival
Vice President Richard M. Nixon says U S strength is essential for world peace amid talks with Khrushchev. He asserts the United States must maintain a strong offense to deter Soviet aggression and notes Soviet actions in Korea and Berlin as triggers for arms production. Nixon discusses these views during a Chicago football game press conference and a Washington recorded program.
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Chicago
America
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Poland
United States
Chicacn
Baltimore Colts
Football Writers’ Assny of America
Washington
New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Korea
Berlin
Third Stage Of Juno Switches Course And Returns Satellite
A damaged text describes a Cape Canaveral launch attempt of a Thor A-ble rocket carrying a satellite. The craft aimed to study atmospheric conditions but failed to reach orbit, with notes on capsule return and planned Earth surveillance.
Dirksen Warns Against Fast Labor Bill Conference
Washington Republicans signal cautious approach as Dirksen and Senate leaders debate sending the labor regulation bill to conference. Some GOP members favor a direct move to the White House with the House version, but Dirksen doubts sufficient votes exist to bypass, warning it could rally Democrats, including Southern Republicans, against the tactic. Senator Barry Goldwater also advised against rushing the plan. The Senate plans to vote on conference referral early next week, with Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. noting concerns about bypass.
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Washingson FA
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
White ' House
Dirksen
Hus
Barry Goldwater
R-Aris
Senate Labor Committee
Sam J. Elvin Jr
DNC
Million-Dollar Warehouse Fire in Marietta
A large tobacco warehouse in East Donegal Township near Marietta burned, with officials estimating over a million dollars in damage. More than 200 firefighters from seven communities fought the blaze for about four hours, injuring several with smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion. The one-story brick building measured 200 by 150 feet, and the fire originated in the polter room. Cause is under investigation. Fire Chief Melvin H. Welcomer reported the loss substantial.
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Marietta, Pa
Donegal
Melvin H. Welcomer
Maytown
Joss Usthinale
Summons Served on Supervisors in Clymer Dam Dispute
MAYVILLE Residents of Chautauqua County report that all county supervisors at a monthly session were served with a summons and complaint over the Clymer Dam project. Attorneys Towne Adams and George Rog er represent plaintiffs Carlisch and Whitkey seeking to challenge 1954 and 1959 appropriations for reconstruction and power use, arguing the funds were misused for conservation purposes. County Attorney Phillips will answer for all county defendants. A separate suit against Roy Grav ing and the county federation of sportsmen’s clubs was filed in Buffalo Supreme Court and adjourned, with Pennsylvania residents alleging a permanent injunction to halt further construction of the dam project.
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Mayville
Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors
Grateday
Clymer Dam
Lee Towne Adams
Forestville
George P. Roger
J Cal Carlisch
Warren Whitkey
Clymer
Robert Mille
Everett F Nockers
Lie Chauiinieque County Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Roy Graving
Board of Supervisors
Mosiel
Public Works
Metinley J Phillips
Roy Gravink
Chautauqua County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Count i Buffaly
Claus Spencer
Jobin Volk
Pennsylvania
Hat Federation
Ted Ty
Sane
Wey Chey
Thales
Tani
Maurice
State Department of Public Works
Albiniy Croddards
Tagh
Henry
Teo Hagen
Medam
Goddard
Teller
DPW
Quiet Start at Little Rock Schools Amid Tense History
In Little Rock Arkansas at the opening of public high schools since 1957 only a few hostile incidents hint at renewed unrest. Officials at Central High School and Hall High report generally normal classrooms though memories of prior integration remain vivid. Segregationists vow to continue pressure while Governor Faubus warns state police and the National Guard could be deployed if trouble erupts.
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Little Rock
Ark
Goverval Faubus
Central High
Hall High
Normal
Jefferson
Effie Jones
Hall
Elsie Robinsay
Extella Thompson
Everett Tucker Jr
Little Rock School
Faubus
Brady
Paubur
Henry's Widow Pies Weaverville Obituary Notice
William Sydney Porter known as O. Henry died yesterday after years of declining health. His widow, living in Greensbury North Carolina, is mentioned in the notice.
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Henry
Pies Weaverville
N. C
Willam Sydney Porter
O. Henry
Tl Greensbury
N.C
Approve Finance Plan For Kinzua
The House accepted the conference report on the public works bill providing about 1.4 billion dollars for Kinzua flood central assistance and related modernization. Senate action remains uncertain as conferees await presidential approval to advance the measure.
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Kunze
Senate
Unc
Rights Bill Faces Filibuster Threat in Senate Action
In Washington, senators grapple with a looming filibuster as civil rights legislation faces potential defeat. Key figures Dirksen and Hemings expressed bitter stalemate after a Friday committee session, with plans to push for an amended measure or rider next week. The stalemate stalls progress and dashes hopes for swift action.
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Washington
Sonatiys
Senate
Civ
Melis
Tim
Segent
McClellan D-Ave
Lectins
Bolt Sens
Everett M. Dirks
Senate Republica
Thomas Wennings
Dirksen
Henlungs
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Englandt
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Panne
Varthy
Cape Canaveral Ballon
Soaer
Ballonne Sabellites
Kinzua
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