Meadville church seeks volunteer help for weather cover
Wilford Glass assistant pastor and James Moodie Wattsbury a congregation member worked on the church floor unseen. Rev Wiley said volunteer daytime help aims to cover the project before bad weather and noted the current church quarters sit on West Pleasant street.
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Meadville Church
James Moodie
Wattsbury
Wiley
West Pleasant Street
Assembly of God Church
East Main Street
Leroy Wiley
J. W. Clark
California City Fights Subsidence To Save Oceanfront Harbor
Long Beach officials, with federal help, push water injection to halt land subsidence. Two new pumping plants cost 2.5 million dollars, boosting capacity to 874 000 barrels daily through 93 wells. Total plan: 268 wells, injecting a million gallons daily to refloat land near the harbor and city. The subsidence threatens a 170 million dollar naval shipyard and a 20 square mile area downtown.
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Uncle Sam
Pacific
Fas
Wilmington
M. A. Nishkian
Cabbie and Woman Held for Murder in North Carolina Man Killing
Pitts burgh cab driver John L. Hart 26 and Patricia Kister 19 were ordered held for the grand jury on charges of murder and robbery in the fatal beating of William C. Querrey of Rockingham North Carolina. The victim died after an incident September 4 in Querrey’s room at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport Hotel.
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Pittsburgh
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Patricia Kister
William C. Querrey
Rockingham
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Greater Pittsburgh Airport
May Doubley Saturn Fund More Sought
Washington sources report the Saturn rocket program could receive 140 million dollars for the next fiscal year, double this year’s amount, as Congress is urged to approve funding. Von Braun and Roy Johnson outline transfer to NASA and a potential 250 million dollar cost next year, with NASA sponsorship to accelerate the project.
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NASA
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Saturn
Snow Looms In Four States
A Rocky Mountain storm swept eastward bringing heavy snow warnings to western Kansas western Nebraska parts of Wyoming and Colorado. The Weather Bureau forecast up to inches of snowfall with wind and drifting likely. moisture spread from Montana to northern New Mexico. Over 6 inches fell at Lander Wyoming and 3 inches at Denver Cheyenne and in southwest Montana. stockmen and motorists urged to take precautions.
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Colo
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
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Nebraska
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Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Launder
Cheyenne
Wyo
Plains
Playhouse 90 misalliance review and TV notes
Television critic finds Shaw revival misalliance on Playhouse 90 tedious and overplotty with weak performances by Siobhan McKenna Claire Bloom and Robert Motley. Producers Aaron and Zousmer plan exits Nov 13 while Charles Collingwood connection remains. Also notes Dean Martin NBC return and Laramie guest Rod Cameron and Alexis Smith CBS Nov 18 appearance.
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Shaw
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Robert Motley
Claire Bloom
John Aaron
Jesse Zousmer
CBS
Frank Stanton
Per N
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Charles Collingwood
Edward B. Murrow
Collingwood
Prank Sinatra
Dean Martin
NBC
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Cameron
Laramie
Alexis Smith
Etter
Peter Gunn
Craig Steveng
Railroad labor conflict looms with nationwide strike threat
A large Chicago rally by Railway Labor Executives and five craft unions confronts management over featherbedding and wage rules. Management claims hourly rail earnings of 2.70 in June vs 2.16 in manufacturing, while mediation seeks settlement. If unresolved, a 60 day clock after mediation applies before a strike. Previous nationwide actions included a 1946 three day shutdown and Truman interventions in 1948 and 1950.
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Uuptons
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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National Railway Mediation Board
Truman
Textile industry enjoys solid gains in 1959 profits
EW YORK AP report notes the textile industry shows a strong up year with nine months profits totaling 9 million dollars, up 12.5 percent from 1958. Firms cite steady sales, price increases, and cheaper production from newer plants, though imports of Japanese cotton fabrics pose ongoing pressure on domestic mills.
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Japan
Copper Chief Dies in New York at 77
Louis S. Cates, 77, chairman of the board of Phelps-Dodge Corp and leading figure in the copper industry, died yesterday. He served as president from 1930 to 1947 before becoming chairman, shaping copper production and products.
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New York
Louis S. Cates
Phelps-Dodge Corp
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