Fluoridation Hearing in Jamestown Promotes Water Aid
A public meeting at Jefferson Junior High in Jamestown, organized by the Citizens Committee for Dental Health, promoted fluoridated drinking water. Dr Gordon Sanctuary outlined 0.7 to 1.2 parts per million of fluorine reducing tooth decay. Dr Arnold Victor compared costs and safety. Roland Austin and Dr Gerald Cox discussed simple implementation and taste neutrality. Diplomatic note: Romania and Morocco establish embassy relations, Vienna radio reports.
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Yannarown
Jamestown City
George F. Leone
Jefferson
Citizens Committee For Dental Health
George Stevens
Gordon Sanctuary
Jamestown
Wentist
Westfield
Arnold Victor
Iil
Roland Austin
Gerald Cox
School of Dentistry
University of Pittsburg
Milk Price Discounts Tied to Quantity Not Container
Pittsburgh AP. A USDA marketing expert urged that milk discounts be based on quantity rather than container type at a State Milk Control Commission hearing. Dr Donavan D MacPherson testified that a gallon of milk should sell at a gallon regardless of packaging as the debate rages over plastic two half gallon containers versus a glass gallon jug.
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Pittsburgh
Agricultural Department
Donavan D. MacPherson
State Milk Control Commission
William D. Sutton
Greater Pittsburgh Dairy Industry Association
MacPherson
Country Belle Cooperative Farmers, Inc
William B. Paul
Country Belle
Francis A. Kelly
National Farmers’ Union
Robert JT. Anderson
Glenshaw
Pair Makes Restitution In Egg Theft
Police arrested Robert A. Post and Walter Thompson for stealing eggs and money from a Spar tansburg area farmer. They paid restitution for the February 4 theft at the Philip Northrop farm Concord Corners and were released after appearing before Justice Floyd Marsh.
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Robert A. Post
R. D
Corry
Walter Thompson
Clymer
Fansburg
John Hornick
Philip Northrop
Concord Corners
Spartansburg
Cpl
Hornick
Post
Thompson
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Marsh
Powers Agrees to Lie Detector Test in Interrogation
U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers has agreed to undergo polygraph tests during ongoing interrogation by U.S. intelligence. Sources say he is not being given truth serum and is cooperating fully. The questioning, begun after his release by the Soviets, may stretch beyond two weeks as experts piece together how the May 1960 mission ended. Meanwhile, Archbishop William David O'Brien of Chicago died at 83 in Indiana, with his long service to Catholic Extension Society noted, as Algeria peace talks progress in Tripoli with tentative provisions and a cease-fire outlook amid continued violence.
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Washington
Francis Gary Powers
U.S
Powers 5
Powers
Soviet Union
Chicago
William David O'Brien
Archdiocese of
LaPierre
Ind
O'Brien
United States
Catholic Extension Society
Missionary Agency
UPREO
Tot
Follawnie
National Council
Tripoli
Libya
France
Ber
Naonal Council
Algeria
Ohio Town Sees Favorite Son
Local reporters and TV crews photograph and interview residents as the town rallies behind its famed son. Newsmen note the crowd’s enthusiasm for the space program and cite a lines of praise from the astronaut’s parents in a brief telephonic update.
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Ohio
Lenya’s Life Then and Now A Broadway Return
New York profile of Lotte Lenya widow of Kurt Weill, detailing her rise from Vienna childhood to Berlin fame, wartime exile, late career resurgence, and 1950s Broadway prospects. It notes her Academy Award bid for The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone and plans for a one woman show, with a side report on Pitt Dean Robert Brittell’s death in Atlantic City.
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New York
Lotte Lenya
Miss Lenya
Kurt Weill
Jenny
Berlin
Senya
Vienna
Weill
Germany
Mrs. Stone
Ponder Place Of Confinement For Youth 16
An 11 year-old Erie youth, Richard Gausman, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and auto theft. He was tentatively sentenced to Warrendale State Correctional Institution, with county officials to decide if a juvenile facility is appropriate since he is not treated as a juvenile in the disposition. The crimes, a December car theft and a collision causing Roland Musalf’s death, led to concurrent sentences on both charges.
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Emus
Erie
Erie County
Richard Gausman
Warrendale
Gausman
Roland Musalf
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Fort Galarie
Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
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University of Pittsburgh
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Charles M. Dougherty
Revenum
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