Foreign Aid Measure At Committee Hurdle
Washington reports the House Foreign Affairs Committee was to vote on an amendment to the foreign aid bill requiring congressional approval for any project over 100 million dollars The measure targets a proposed government owned steel mill in Bokaro India aimed at limiting use of tax money for overseas socialistic ventures The White House has yet to decide on India lending up to 512 million dollars for initial construction and potential 379 million more for later steps
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UPC
House Foreign Affairs Committee
William S. Broomfield
Rmich
U.S
Bokaro
India
Broomfield
Congress
House
Senate Commerce Committees
Do-Nothing Congress and Pentagon Air Cooling Tale
Inside Washington reports 106 bills awaiting action while Congress has approved 55 to date, with a slogan of Out of the trenches by Christmas. It also notes the Pentagon’s air conditioning uses coal heat to maintain comfort at 40 to 70 degrees, costing coal and transport fees. Senator Everett Dirksen is observed quoting Lowell during downtime.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Congressional Record
Pentagon
Playgrounds Bike Parade Draws 85 Entrants
The Kittanning West Kittanning and Applewold Playgrounds held a bicycle parade Friday with 85 children entering. Winners listed by ward and category include Kenneth Barker and Brian McCullough among others, plus prize details for best of show and originality. Total playground attendance last week reached 3,147 as notes indicate.
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Kittanning
West Kittanning
Applewold
Fourth Ward
Kenneth Barker
Dale Zellefron
Brian McCullough
Crystal Aites
Peggy
Patty Lane
John McCullough
Tim Lane
Kelly Lynn Bowser
Nancy Kennedy
Vincent Curren
Kim Smith
Wendell Powell
Paula Smith
Second Ward
Van Gogh and Renoir Compared in Color and Style
The note contrasts Vincent van Gogh famed for bold yellows and dynamic lines with Pierre Auguste Renoir noted for rosy French girls bathed in bright sunlight, highlighting distinctive artistic approaches.
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van Gogh
Renoir
Dayton Area George Clan Holds Picnic Reunion
The Bruce George family reunion occurred July 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph George near Brush Valley with 38 attendees. Activities included boating swimming fishing and horseshoe games. Renewals planned for 1964 at the same location on the third Sunday in July. numerous relatives from Dayton Punxsutawney New Florence Homer City Penn Run Clarks Mills Cooperstown Lucerne Mines Plumville Yatesboro and other towns attended.
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Bruce George
Joseph George
Brush Valley
Clair Wadding
Dayton
Reuben Lydick
Alice Carey
Joan Thurlow
Debbie
Punxsutawney
Glenn George
Raymond McCachren
New Florence
Danny
Walter George
Ernest Foster
John Bell
Homer City
Fred Murdick
Penn Run
E. N. Rumbaugh
Sarah
Bernice
Clarks Mills
John Heberling
Clair L. Waddings
Lee Vandyke
Margie
Judy
Dalton Good
New Kensington
D. M. Good
Bincel Good
Don E. Wadding
Donald Wadding
Blaine Wadding
Blair Good
Edward Wadding
Cooperstown
Stanley Wadding
Yatesboro
Robert Wadding
Jimmy
Plumville
Melvin Adamson
Darlene
Lucerne Mines
Dayton visitors from Mallorca island and New Jersey
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jole and son Peter Joseph of Palma Mallorca visited Dayton with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Holt and family. Ole, a former Dayton High teacher, now heads a school on Mallorca. Grace Interline and Grace Enterline returned from New Jersey trips. Enterline visited Fair Lawn and New York City. Max Enterline visited Metuchen with his son Robert and family.
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Peter Jole
Peter Joseph
Palma
Mallorca Island
Spain
Leonard Holt
Ole
Dayton High School
Grace Interline
Dayton
Max Enterline
Kittanning
New Jersey
Grace Enterline
Jack
Fair Lawn
N. J
New York City
Robert
Metuchen
Government grain stocks rise to record 8.5 billion
Washington officials report Agriculture Department figures show end January stockpiles of grain and farm products climbed by 600 million dollars to a new record of 8.5 billion. The previous peak stood at 8.2 billion in March 1959.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Janet Leigh Blasts Paris Fashion Moguls Over Skirt Lengths
Actress Janet Leigh comments on Paris fashion show trends noting the Paris fashion leaders treat skirt lengths like yo yos. In London gallery news, Robert Katz condemns a city council decision to close Dr Stephen Ward’s one man show as bureaucratic excess. In Chicago, Rock Island Railroad warns that operating employees’ jobs would be abolished if a strike proceeds under new work rules.
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London — Gallery
Robert Katz
Stephen Ward
Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
Polish Day Observance Set Aug 6 in Pittsburgh area
The 33rd Polish-American Day for Tri-State residents of Polish descent will be Tuesday August 6 at Kennywood Park near Pittsburgh. The event features folk dancing, the Polish Singing Youth Choir of Johnstown, free polka dancing, two Polish orchestras, and speakers Arthur Waldo and T Z Krosak. About 25,000 people are expected. the Central Council of Polish Organizations of Pittsburgh and vicinity sponsors.
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Kennywood Park
Pittsburgh
Tri-State
Johnstown
Arthur Waldo
T. Z. Krosak
City of Pittsburgh
Central Council of Polish Organizations of
Pittsburgh and Vicinity
Learn-to-swim Campaign For Kids By YMCA And Leader Times
Armstrong County YMCA in cooperation with Daily Leader-Times sponsors a two week learn to swim campaign from August 5 to 16, daily 11 am. Cost is 5 dollars for 10 lessons or 50 cents a day. Instructors provided, class size up to 40, for children 6 to 16 tall at least 45 inches. Enrollment via contacting the YMCA or returning the entry blank.
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Armstrong County Ymca
Daily Leader- Times
Learn to Swim Campaign Enrollment at YMCA Office
Daily Leader Times notes YMCA enrollments for a Learn to Swim campaign. The coupon asks for name address age and phone and directs registration at the YMCA office between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. at the Y.
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YMCA
Salt and water balance for cattle study says keep salt ample
University of Arizona researchers urge allowing cattle to have as much salt as they want provided they also receive ample fresh water. The finding highlights the importance of free access to both minerals and water to maintain health and productivity in grazing livestock.
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University of Arizona
Town Ford Dealer Joins Steelers PP&K Day
W M McCune of Kittanning Ford Sales participates in Steeler Dealer Day at West Liberty State College in West Virginia. Ford dealers and the Pittsburgh Steelers organize the third annual Punt Pass and Kick competition with about 65 dealers testing punting passing and place kicking skills for a national program.
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W. M. McCune
Kittanning
Ford Sales, Inc
Steeler Dealer
Ford Dealers
Pittsburgh Steelers
West Liberty
W. Va
Steelers
West Liberty State College
Ford
Pp&k
The Reuben James Sunk on Convoy Duty in War
The Reuben James, a U S destroyer, was sunk by enemy submarines while escorting a World War III convoy. The attack disrupted Allied supply lines and highlighted the risks of naval escort missions in deep ocean routes.
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U. S
Itch Itch Not Advertisement Reduces Scratching
Ad touts Itch-Me-Not as quick drying relief for itching and infection prevention. Claims fast relief for eczema insect bites foot itch and other surface rashes with antiseptic action speeding healing. If not pleased, 48 cents back at any drug store. Today at Rohrer Drags.
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Rohrer
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