Funeral services set for John P Husted in Camnesus Ohio
John P Husted 88 Cory native died Sunday. Funeral services tomorrow morning in Camnesus Ohio. Survived by wife, a daughter and a son. The report lists local incidents including dog attack, a car crash, a missed court appearance, and other local notes. Also: Union City hospital first baby of 1960, state unemployment checks, atomic reactor site inspection, Korean GI Bill enrollment.
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Camnesus
Ohio
John P Husted
Cory
Greenville
Daugher
Union City Stem Hospital
Harry Smiley
Union City
Girl Tramps Detroit in Quest for Lost Dog Jinty
A 17 year old girl from Ontario rode rail lines to Detroit seeking her lost German Shepherd Jinty. She hitchhiked 114 miles to Detroit after a failed attempt in New York Central yards. Despite help from railroad workers, she could not locate Jinty before returning home with hope fading.
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Sf. Thomas
Ontary
Detroit
Dopdady Ferren
Hord
Jinty
Dudy
New York
Southhampton
England
Gladys Fe Jven
Judy
New York Central
NYC
May Convert State's Pinballs in Court Petition
In a federal case a petition by Michael Ford of McAdoo Schuylkill County seeks permission to convert multiple coin operated pinball machines into single coin devices. Attorney Jacob Kirtman filed the petition in U S District Court stating the request to distribute the converted machines.
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U. & District Court
Jacob Kirtman
Michael Ford
McAdoe
Schuylkill County
Kenan
Ford
U S Firm Wins $20 Million Soviet Textile Plant Contract
An American group led by Intertex International wins a $20 million agreement to build a textile plant for the Soviet government at Kalinin near Moscow. It is the largest private US deal with the Soviets since World War II, surpassing a British bid by 20 to 80 percent with three to five year credit. Sidney Scheurer directed negotiations for the Nertex International led group of 40 partners.
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Kalinin
Moscow
Intertex International Inc
New York City
Sidney Scheurer
Nertex International
Egan Becomes Father in Early Arrival Birth
Hollywood actor Richard Egan and wife Patricia Hardy welcomed a baby girl weighing five pounds four ounces. The birth occurred six weeks ahead of schedule. The couple wed in June 1958.
Simpson in Bethesda Hospital After Brain Surgery
Rep Richard M Simpson is hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital after brain surgery two weeks ago. A National Republican Congressional Committee report suggested a possible decline in condition, but no details were provided. Family members had said he was progressing satisfactorily after testing for a brain tumor. results remain undisclosed.
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Simpson
Republican Congressional Committee
Time Names the Man of the Year for 1989
Time magazine named President Eisenhower its Man of the Year for 1989 praising his worldwide prominence after his Europe Asia and Africa trip. Time editors select the person who dominated the year’s news and left a lasting historical impact. Eisenhower had previously won in 1944.
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WEW York
Time Magazine Today
Eisenhower
Europe
Asia
Africa
Time
War Criminal Dr Atite Payelic Dies in Madrid Hospital
MADRID AP Dr Atite Payelic 70 wartime Croatian leader and Axis viceroy died Monday in a Madrid German hospital. He declined funeral details. Wanted by Yugoslav Tito government for killing 700000 Serbs and Jews. Payelic fled Yugoslavia in 1945 and later sought for extradition from Argentina. He had a history of terrorist plots and assassinations including King Alexander and Louis Barthou.
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Madrid
Spain
Atite Payelic
Quisling
Croatia
Lhrge
Ma Qid
San Listro
Pavplic
Tito
Forial
Four University Of Washington Students Die In Crash
Four University of Washington students bound for the Rose Bowl in Pasadena Calif. are killed in a icy highway crash on U.S. 94 five miles north of Spokane. A fifth occupant is hospitalized with serious injuries. Driver details show the car struck a tank truck and trailer that jackknifed into the oncoming lane after braking for a skid. Names of the deceased include Derwood Norden Myra Lee Taylor Exeter Simmons and Robert Moser.
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Wunner
University of Washington
Pasadena
Calif
Here
Derwood Burr Nordin
Conspirators Nabbed In Cuba Plot To Seize Naval Arsenal
Havana based Revolucion reports over 35 arrests linked to a group led by Eugenio de Los Chabwa former Diario de la Marina director and Santa Regina mill owner. A second group including one woman sought dynamite for terror, arrested after Castro agents infiltrated a Honduran ship meeting.
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Havana
Diario de la Marina
Revolucion
Pidel Castro
Revolutionary Movement
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Diario de la Mytilia
Santa Regina
Oriente
Pleads Innocent In Labor Payola Case
Thea Reeneara Teres dore Cowan president of Team Story Local 211 pleaded innocent in federal court to charges of taking payola from a truck rental firm to secure labor peace. Indicted December 11 for about 47 811 dollars from Auto Rental Inc between 1955 and 1959. Previously indicted on 11 counts for taking 3 045 from the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph for work not performed. Trial set for next Monday.
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Reeneara Teresdore Cowan
Teamstory Local 211
Innocert Wday
Auto Rental Inc
Cozza
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Greek newsman Ta-tinis Founder of National Herald
Peter P. Tatinis, 70, founder and former publisher of the Greek language National Herald, died yesterday in New York. Born in Greece, he immigrated in 1905 and established the daily paper in 1914, retiring as publisher in 1938.
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New York
Peter P. Tatinis
National Herald
Terday
Greece
United States
Two Die and Wife Wounded in Triangular Shooting
Police said William M. Cram 62 shot and killed Lester W. Mayhew 42 then killed himself after wounding Cram's wife 31. Mrs. Cram was treated for a shattered arm at a nearby hospital. Their 15 year old son Donald witnessed the incident in the three room home amid a suspected love triangle.
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William M. Cram
Lester W. Mayhew
Mrs. Cram
Borough Official Basil Sones Dies at 89 in Butler
Basil D. Sones of Meridian and longtime public servant died yesterday in Butler Memorial Hospital at age 89. A native of Clearfield County, he served as Butler County commissioner from 1944 to 1948 and was secretary of Zellenople Borough Council.
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Butler
Basil D. Sones
Meridian
Zellenople Borough Council
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Sones
Clearfield County
Butler County
Fidel Castro remains Cuba's famed yet divisive leader
In a year since the Cuban revolt, Fidel Castro dominates life in Cuba. Supporters praise his reforms while opponents resent one party rule, armed forces reach, and a growing leftist shift. The regime boasts land reform via the Institute of Agrarian Reform and a harsher stance toward the United States, yet official graft remains limited.
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Fidel Castro
Castro
Falzencio Batista
Stll
Cuba
United States
Cuban Communist Party
Partido Socialistia Popular
Batista
People's Army
Sierra Muestra Hills
America
Fidel
Tide
Casino
Quiz Area Man In Gun Death
Nellis an unemployed strip miner living with Clarence Armstrong in the Boyers area died instantly from two gunshot wounds to the head while reclining in the back seat of a parked car. A pumpkin ball from a shotgun shell was suspected. Butler County Coroner Clinton Atwell assisted in the investigation as detectives pursued leads from a case tied to James Z. Black’s earlier fall murder trial. Black, from West Sunbury, was acquitted in that case and Craig, a Venango County parolee, has prior records across Butler Mercer and Venango counties.
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A A Nellis
Clarence Armstrong
Boyers
Butler County
Clinton Atwell
James Z. Black
West Sunbury
Nelfis
Black Craig
Venango
Butler
Mercer
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