Garber shop singing chapter planned for Corry
A meeting at Ginnie's Restaurant at 4 PM was organized to discuss forming a Corry chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America, which now has over 26 000 members across the United States and Canada. Also reported: two car crashes on South Center Street injure minor and another damage, a track area check near the railroad crossing finds nothing, and cemetery owners urged to attend East Branch Cemetery Association meeting. Marine Corps Recruiting Station Erie appoints a new NCO, replacing Sgt Nogacek. Jamestown Post Journal urges an error-free emergency care system. and a weekend weather outlook for western Pennsylvania, with warmer temps and possible rain from Wednesday onward.
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Ead
Garber Shop
Ben Witlied
Ginnie’s
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Corry
United States
Canada
AER Reorganization Seen In Cairo For UAR Government
A government source in Cairo says the United Arab Republic plans a quick reorganization of its dual Egyptian Syrian ministries to strengthen unity. President Nasser reportedly aims to streamline the cabinet structure within a week.
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AER
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Revepdpey AL. Gamhouris
Nasser
Erester
Lawrence Stresses Recession Fight In Pennsylvania Campaign
Pittsburgh Mayor David J. Lawrence says the recession dominates the gubernatorial race and credits Leader administration redevelopments for 60 000 new jobs in three years. He backs tax rebates to lure industry, praises mental health efforts, and pledges to extend Pittsburgh redevelopment statewide. Lawrence and Leader campaigned in Westmoreland County.
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seemAwann
Rae
Daid J. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Schuylkill County
Brandonville Country Club
Lender
Pennsylvania
Leader
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
U.S. Senate
Westmoreland County
Renew Demands On Airmen Fate From Kremlin
The United States renewed demands for information from the Kremlin on the fate of 11 crew members missing from a U S Air Force C130 that crashed in Soviet Armenia on September 2. Moscow said six bodies were found and would be returned, while the missing crew and their tags and documents were sought to allow positive identifications. The American note, delivered by a U S embassy official to the Soviet Foreign Ministry, urged details on where and when possession could be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Arrest Five In Four Slayings
Cuban army reports the arrest of three women and two men in connection with the killings of four farmers in Baysmo Oriente. The suspects are also alleged to be involved in the assassination of Col. Perritt Cowley, commander of troops in the rebel area. The victims were government sympathizers shot in an army car near Havana. The Baysmo region is noted as a rebel stronghold under Fidel Castro.
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Havana
Cuba
Col
Pirmitt Cowley
Oriente
Baysmo
Fidel Castro
Southern Governors Split On School Integration Stance
Governors from states across the South presented varied views on integration during a Southern Governors Conference. Kentucky’s Chandler praised past handling of integration while others noted shifting sentiments as school closures in Arkansas and Mississippi shape opinions. Some officials warned sentiment against integration could grow regardless of whether schools reopen.
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Kansas
Orvald
Panbus
South
Bovernor
Tam
Paulius
Southern Governors Conference
Kentucky
Gav
A. B. Chandler
Alremdy
Little Rock
Ark
Chandler
Arkansas
Virginia
Mississippi
James P. Coleman
Police Seek 15 Year Old Girl Missing After Dance
Ambridge in Beaver County searches continue for Rebecca Trisha, a 15 year old Ambridge High School senior who vanished after attending a Friday night dance. She was last seen near midnight at a drive in restaurant with a man about ten years her senior. Her father Frank says she would call home if detained.
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Ambridge
Beaver County
Baden
Rebecca
Trisha
Frank
Ambridge High School
Newspaperman Kimble Dies in Corning at 65
Leslie D. Kimble, 65, assistant to the publisher of the Corning Leader, died Saturday of a heart attack. He joined the staff 36 years ago as a reporter, became managing editor in 1930 and assistant to the publisher in 1954.
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Corning
Leslie D. Kimble
Corning Leader
Red Cross To Co-operate In Disasters
Public notice states civil defense and American Red Cross will coordinate for disaster response. State Civil Defense Council and Red Cross urge all county and local directors to review plans immediately to ensure effective planning and operations nationwide.
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Red Cross
Civil Defense
State Council
American National Red Cross
Ike's Paintings On Exhibition At Pennylvanaa show
President Eisenhower's original oils "David Contemplates the First Hole" and "The Sixteenth Hole of Augusta" are on display at the Pennylvanaa Artists annual show in Westmoreland County. Reproductions also shown. Eisenhower paintings not entered. Eisenhower to visit Ligonier Friday for bicentennial events with services, concert, and choir.
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Eisenhower
Thse
Westmoreland County Lown
David
Augusta
Andrew Wyeth
Chadd
Pard
John Folinshee
New Hope
William A. Smithy
Pineville
Eisenlwwor
Ligonier
Hold Rites For Albert Neckers
Riven services at Abbe y Reformed Church Saturday at 3 o'clock with Rev. Benjamin Hoffman officiating assisted by Rev. Alvin Rhodes Interment in Holdland Cemetery Two hymns sung by Mrs. Mes Gravink and Mrs. John ckers accompanied by Miss Mary Ann Hogenboom Out of town attendees include Mrs Guy Bennink Mr and Mrs Ivan Bennink Leo Neckers Curry Richard Neckers Westfield Mr and Mrs Robert Clancy Miss May Schurman Brad ard Mr and Mrs James Neckers Mrs Nancy Blackwell Carbondale T Mrs Sara Sullivan Mrs and Mrs William Sullivan Susin Bendereck Buffalo Also Albert Wagsink Miss Helen Wassink Mrs Reginald Burns Mrs Elmer Nelson Falconer Mr and Mrs Gerald Buink Cassadise N Y and Mrs Clark Gri wold Mayville Grass is the most important crop in rural areas of the United States.
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Aubert Necker
Abbey Reformed Church
Enjamin Hoffman
Alvin Rhodes
Hold Land
Mes Gravink
John. |Ckers
Mary Ann Hogenboom
Away
Guy Bennink
Ivan Bennink
Leo Neckers
Curry
Richard Neckers
Westfield
Robert Clancy
May Schurman
Bradard
Mors
James Neckers
Nancy Blackwell
Carbondile
Sara Sullivan
William Sullivan
Susin Bendereck
Buffalo
Albert Wagsink
Helsen Wassink
Reginald Burns
Elmer Nelson
Falconer
Gerald Buink
Cassadis
N.Y
Clark Griwold
Mayville
English Actress Margaret Leighton Cast as Southern Belle
Hollywood AP reports English actress Margaret Leighton was chosen to play a Southern belle in the film adaptation of William Faulkners The Sound and the Fury. The casting follows a pattern of non Southern stars taking iconic Southern roles, as Leighton joins Vivien Leigh and Gertrude Lawrence in acclaimed portrayals that shaped their Oscar futures. Jerry Wald led the decision after spotting Leighton in New York and stringing together a Hollywood link with her England based schedule. Leighton expressed initial worry about mastering the accent.
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Hollywood
Margaret Leighton
William Faulkner
Vivien Leigh
Scarlet O'Hara
England
Laurence Harvey
U. S
Old Vic
Hollywood Prompts on Accents From Vivien Leigh
Bob Thomas records Hollywood chatter as he notes the debate over Southern and British accents. He recalls a playful tip from Vivien Leigh about mimicking a four door Ford cadence, though the attempt proved unhelpful.
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Vivien Leigh
Janitor 76 Dies After Stabbing in City Club
Johnstown coroner reports 76 year old janitor died of bronchial pneumonia linked to stab wounds. John Plack, found with skull and jaw fractures and multiple ice pick wounds while working alone at the Flood City Theatrical Club. No suspects or motive identified.
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Johnstown
Payar
John Plack
Flood City Theatrical Club
Joseph Govekar
Plack
Car kills man in McKeesport. driver fled scene
Mark Huff, 47, of McKeesport, was found fatally injured on a street Saturday after being struck by a car that failed to stop. Police conducted the preliminary investigation and sought witnesses as investigators pursued the hit and run case.
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Mcckeesport
Mark Huff
McKeesport
Air Force officers in conspiring to cheat government
A new panel of jurors was called for the trial of Col Ralph O. Brownfield Col Charles F. Burley and Robert E. McNett on charges of conspiring to defraud the Federal Government over Olmsted Air Force Base contracts. A mistrial was declared last week after juror misconduct. the case stemmed from alleged gifts cash and goods totaling more than five thousand dollars.
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Air Force
Lewisburg
U. S
Frederick V. Follmer
Ralph O. Brownfield
Kansas City
Charles F. Burley
Dayton
Ohio
Robert E. McNett
Royal Electric, Inc
Jamestown
Pollmer
Allan B. Jones
Wellsboro
Olmsted Air Force Base
Middletown
Harris
bure-Brownfield
Olmsted
Burley
Stpage
U.S
Robert Hobrigan
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