Treaty Hopes High as Senators Back Nuclear Test Ban
Three Senate committee chairs voiced strong support for ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. They cited compelling testimony from administration witnesses and Joint Chiefs of Staff assurances on covert and atmospheric testing limits, while keeping open minds if evidence shifts.
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Wasnuvoiun
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
John G. Pastore
D-R1
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Hate Hikers Picket Capitol Plan to Join DC Protest
Two men, Roy Frankhouser Jr. and John Pat ter, identified with the American Nazi Party, picketed the Capitol with hate signs for an hour before continuing their hate hike toward Washington. Harrisburg police controlled traffic as they declared intent to attend a civil rights demonstration next Wednesday in Washington. Douglas Tonini, 20, of Monessen, drowned at a Confluence beach near Youghiogheny Dam. his nine year old nephew Danny Tonini was rescued.
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Arrisburg
Capitol
Washington
Harrisboro
Roy Frankhouser Jr
John Patter
Bronx
New York
American Nazi Party
Penn
Douglas Tonini
Monessen
Westmoreland County
Yaughiogheny Dam
Danny Tonint
Douglas
FBI
Westfield
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Eugene A. Ram~sdell
Amenia
John G. Hatfield
Phoenix
Ariz
Westfield Barracks
Fugitive From Justice
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Ramsdell
Ashtabula
Ohio
NCHA
More & Ohio Railroad
Moore
Pauled
Vacation Bible School Enrollments Report
Bible school at Assembly of God Church lists 149 students across all classes with 20 girls in the junior girls class.
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Vacation Bible School
Assembly of God Church
Hi Neighbor Club Picnic At DeShazer Home
The Hi Neighbor Club held its annual picnic at the home of Mrs Walter DeShazer with twenty six members and children attending. Miss Linda Albright was a guest. Several local calls and visits are noted among residents including Wheatfield and Sherman areas.
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Cutting
Clarence Helnap
Fullerton
Calif
Mahion Sweet
Clifford Aikens Sr
George Rose
Spartansburg
Myron Wallace
Cecil Humphrey
Sherman
Max Bemis
Laurence Evans
Clymer
Ronald Willey
Lloyd Harvey
State Line Road
Cor- Ty
Fred Ahlgren
North East
Helen Rouse
Lenard Blake
Buffalo
Love Albright
Union City
Walter DeShazer
Linda Albright
Low Bidder Plans to Sue City Over Contract Award
Frankly Brice Taylor, president of Penn Aire Pavinet and Construction Co., says he will sue the City of Franklin after the council awarded a street resurfacing contract to Western Pennsylvania Asphal t Co. Penn Aire bid $10,220.20 vs $10,644.90 for the winner, and Taylor accuses Engineer Snow of bias and says Penn Aire is financially sound with recent state resurfacing contracts.
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Frankly
Brice Taylor
Pente Aire Pavinet and Construction Co
Int
Franklin
Cermany
Monday Night Council
John R. Snow
Western Pennsylvania Asphalt Co
Western Pennsylvania
Penn-Aire
Taylor
Snow
Colnneil
Connell
Penn- Aire
Kennedy aides tout U S overwhelming power on nuclear treaty
The Kennedy administration defends U S dominance as Russia promises not to counter in Senate debate on the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Rusk McNamara and Taylor say U S forces remain superior and capable of deterring communism, with underground testing to continue. Senate hearings may last a month as leaders caution against complacency and note Westward euphoria could dull vigilance.
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Washington
Kennedy
Russia
United States
Senate
Khrushcchev
Geneva
Associated Press
Wny
Khrushchev
Dean Rusk
Rusk
al Defense
Robert McNamara
Kenidy
McNasara
Soviet Union
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard R. Russell
Dga
Gunfighter Fined For Disordering Titusville Firearm Incident
A 21-year-old Oil City man, Hamilton Girard, fired a pistol in Titusville after a fight near a restaurant. He admitted discharging a firearm, though the gun was loaded with blanks. fined $25 and released after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct.
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Titusville
Hamlton Chirard
Oil City
James Armalas
George Stack
Girard
Armalas
Carrie
Glard
Fiat
Bae
Vinet
N. Altes Tove
Team
Professors Clark and Wil Varn Leave Ole Miss
Dr. Clark of chemistry and Dr. Wil Varn head of Greek and Latin announce resignations from Mississippi University. In an interview Clark cites academic freedom problems and administrative failures as core reasons. both professors have led their departments since 1947 with several planned retirements among faculty.
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Clark
Wil Varn
Eily
Willy
Ole Miss
Hold Rites For Mrs. Hazel Kimmy
The funeral service for Mrs. Hazel EO Kinny was held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p m yesterday with the Rev Walter Gilliand officiating. Burial was in West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus. Bearers included James Carrie Robert Highkind Russell Briggs and Chris Fransen. Attendees from away included Edward Kimmy of Conneaut Ohio Taree Dodd of Buffalo and several other Kinmy relatives from Erie Mayville Union City and nearby towns.
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Hazel EO Kinny
Bracken
Walter Gilliand
Aft
Lawn Cemetery
Colhmbus
James Carrie
Robert Highkind
Russell Briggs
Chris Chrisftamsen
Leste
Edward Kimmy
Conneaut
Ohio
Taree’ Dodd
Buffalo
CP. Tallin
Harold Talling
Joseph Carter
Erle
Ralph Chase
Alyfred Jones
Mayville
Myron Kimmy
Owen Bowen
Ernest Kimmy
Union City
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Mary Roush
Midge Beck
Aenad
Hi-Neighbor
DeShazer
David Fassett
Little Rock
Ethel Forker
Findley Lake
Orpha Hapgood
Gordon Forker
Cleveand
Hollow
Betty Sue Shinko
Hatch
Daisy Bishop
Clyde Courtright
Frank Picone
Diane Humphrey
Vernon Humphrey
Dale Eaton
Rochelle Eaton
Helen Wright
Jamestown
Elouise Marsh
Clifford Aikens
Evelyn Reed
Bear Lake
Akron
Charles McCann
Frank Hulett
Arthur Wallace
Lite Hope
Gerald Austin
Painsville
Sibley Wright
City of
Corry
Rt. 6
West Met
THE
Marlow
Max Factor
Thurs
North Center
McNamara
Russell
T Three
Mississippi U
Hazel Kimmy
United Jewish Appeal
Nativcbatton Committee
France
North Africa
Europe
USA
Lfe
Israel
UJA
Harry Barach
Chairman
Joe Cohen
Cochairman
Johnson
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