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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1959

Page

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Khrushchev to Visit United States in September

Khrushchev accepted President Eisenhower’s invitation for a September visit to the United States, with a 10 day tour and possible address to the General Assembly. The trip aims to ease East West tensions and shape future summit talks with Western leaders. U.S. officials weigh regional stops and coordination with Britain France and West Germany ahead of Paris talks.

Khrushchev General Assembly Nikita Khrushcev Europe Moscow Eisenhower U.S Paris Germany Konrad Adenauer Soviet Union de Gaulle France NATO Combat Command Britain Harold Macmillan Adenauer Washington State Department U.N New York United States Alka

Governors Hope Khrushchev Visit Could Ease Tensions

San Juan meetings draw governors and lawmakers toward a hopeful view of Khrushchev's U S visit. Sparkman and others say a courteous reception and open talks may foster understanding, with leaders like Johnson and Fulbright warning not to overpromise.

San Juan Puerto Rico Sparkman Khrushchev Russia McNichols Or‘ville L. Freeman Minnesota Mark Hatfield Oregon Betaken U.S Lyndon B. Johnson Tex Senate J. William Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee Everett M. Dirksen Tlilinvis GOP Eissenhower

Fatally Crushed In Clearfield

In Clearfield Pennsylvania Richard Fortini a 20 year old construction worker from Mechanicsburg R D 1 was fatally crushed when a high lift at a sewage project began to tilt Fortini jumped into the switch and was pinned by the machine He was employed by Kirk Construction Co of Lemoyne Coroner Robert Heath reported the accident occurred Monday at a 10 foot deep excavation Fortini was dumping limestone at the time Kansas edged Missouri 30 to 29 in a college football game with eight ties on record

Clearfield Richard Fortini Mechanicsburg R. D. 1 Robert Heath Fortini Kirk Construction Co Lemoyne

Two Ernest men Injured In Route Crashes In Indiana

Two crashes near Indiana involve Ernest men. Harry Jenkins aged 67 sustains a fractured hip with facial injuries and is listed fair. C E Bouch, 68, driver, is reported satisfactory after lacerations. Vehicle damage around 350 dollars. A second collision on Route 480 north of Shelowa injures Anna Uncapher, 39, and John Scott, 81, with minor damage totals of 75 and 90 dollars respectively. A third incident on Route 32071 near Barr Slope damages three parked cars valued at 300 dollars.

Ernest Indiana Hospital Harry Jenkins C. E. Bouch Indiana Bouch Home Sheloca Anna Uncapher Strongstown John Scott Wintondale RD 1 Scott Barr Slope John Robert Miller Commodore Mike B. Lawer Coral Anna May Patsolic Dixonville

Judge Rules Right to Know Law Unconstitutional

Meadville Pa Judge Herbert A Mook finds section 3 of Pennsylvania public meeting notice law unconstitutional The ruling cites the act title as not mentioning notice and calls the provision an ineffective piece of legislation The decision arose from Meadville City Council debate over a closed public alley ordinance challenged by residents C H Ortman and C G Mercatoris

Meadville Herbert A. Mook Crawford County Mook

Floor Battle Over Labor Bill Heads to Floor

Washington AP reports a wide floor battle over labor control legislation as the House Rules Committee sets hearings to determine debate limits and amendment access. The Labor Committee bill, 16-14 approved, faces votes on strengthening or toning down provisions, with rules rushed to the floor. It would curb hot cargo clauses, extortion picketing, require unions to file financial reports, and extend NLRB jurisdiction, replacing some state and lower court limits. Sam Rayburn praised the bill, while many members remain split. A second Senate-style bill and a tougher Eisenhower-backed alternative loom for floor consideration.

Washington House Rules Committee House House Labor Committee Rules Committee Labor Committee Senate National Labor ‘Relations Board Board Lare Sam Rayburn D-Tex NLRB

Outlook Good For 4 Percent Tax Agreement

Harrisburg AP report says House Republican floor leader Albert W Johnson sees a bright outlook for a new 4 percent sales tax compromise with Democrats wary after a prior collapse. Johnson and McCann plus eight leaders will review plans to push the measure, as 35 Philadelphia Democrats shift to support raising the levy to 4 percent. Philadelphia leaders press for restored city funding in a House Senate conference to settle appropriations.

Harrisburg Albert W. Johnson House Stephen McCann McCann Lawrence Philadelphia Senate

To Demand Death For 3 Rapists

LAGRANGE Georgia AP The State will seek the death penalty for three Black men accused of raping two white women last Saturday Solicitor General Wright Lipford said Monday The trio will face trial next Monday A grand jury included one Black member returned two indictments Clifford Johnson 32 Brannon Epps 24 and George Alford Jr 18 are charged with raping one woman Epps and Alford are charged with raping the other Johnson and Epps are laborers from LaGrange Alford is a former soldier from Dayton Ohio Police said the men abducted the women after frightening their escorts and overpowering three would-be Black protectors

Lagrange Wright Lipford Clifford Johnson Brannon Epps George Alford Jr Epps Alford Johnson Dayton Ohio

Nixon tours Poland after Warsaw visit amid postwar rebuilding

In Warsaw Nixon toured the city’s rebuilt areas and a steel mill, met with Premier Cyrankiewicz and University of Warsaw scholars, and spoke with Gomulka. He asserted Warsaw’s reconstruction shows nations can settle policy differences without force, while noting Eisenhower’s prior visit. Lafayette Lehigh football rivalry note closes.

Maciej] Ratajl Mieczyslaw Niedzialkowski Socialist Party Nixon Poland Warsaw University Warsaw Eisenhower Nikita Khrushchev Aleksandr Zawadzki U.S Zawadski Josef Cyrankiewicz University of Warsaw Jacob OD. Beam Washington Communist Party Wladyslaw Gomulka Aleksandr Zawalski Milton S. Eisenhower Gomulka Cyrankiewicz Adam Rapacki Europe United States Poand Wang Ping-nan

Playhouse Fire Kills Three Children in Nampa

A wooden playhouse in Nampa, Idaho, burned Monday, killing Mary Bryant aged 4, Mark Bryant 6, and Kathy Bryant 6. Neighbor Willard Bradbury, a fireman, forced entry but found the fire too late. The Bryant children’s parents were at work and a babysitter tended three others inside the home.

Bryant

Third League Said Boon To Baseball

Frisk or Frisch jokes about a third league’s impact on baseball while recalling his days as an umpire baiter and big league manager. A Fordham graduate, he joined the New York Giants, led the Gas House Gang in St. Louis, and finished his career managing the Pirates.

Frisch Fordham University New York Giants St. Louis Pirates

Polio student Joy Lane dies by hanging in UNC dorm

Joy Rosalyn Lane a 20 year old UNC junior from Elba Alabama crippled by polio and known for cheerfulness hanged herself in her dorm room after scrawling a note asking not to grieve. A maid found the body and Coroner Allen H Walker ruled death by own action.

Chapel Hill N.C Joy Rosalyn Lane University of North Carolina Bess ‘Buchanan Elba Ala

Obituary notices of Dabney Leech Oraskovich Finn Indiana

A batch of obituaries. Mrs Ann J Barna Dabney of Pittsburgh born 1917 in Walston Pa dies in Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh. Harry Leech of Indiana Pa dies Aug 3 1959 age 76. Emil Oraskovich of Clune Pa dies Aug 3 1959 at home born 1915 in Duluth Minn. Isabel Elliott Finn of Indiana Pa widow of Jacob Finn dies Aug 1 1959 at Indiana Hospital. Services at Robinson Lytle Indiana with interments in Oakland Cemetery.

Ann J Barna) Dabney Mércy’ Hospital Pittsburgh Walston Indiana James Marshall Dabney Mike Barta Coral Mary John Mike Margaret Renosky Andrew Aultman Joseph John A. Frey Vogel Fifth Avenue Calvary Cemetery Harry White Leech North Fourth Street Bushline Hospital Grove City Polk Twp Jefferson County John and Isabelle Cathcart Leech Indiana, Pa Leech First Methodist Church of Indiana Grange Penna State Grange Indiiana County Association Hyde-Murphy Company Ridgway Rochester Indiana County Indiana Memorial Hospital Pennsylvania State Highway Department Mary M. Yount Leech Russell Cleveland Heights Martha A. J. Lyons Vivian Leech Clow Robinson- Lytle's L. Lester McGonagle First Methodist Church of Indiana Oakland Cemetery Emil M. Oraskovich Clune Duluth Minn Mary Sertig Nicholas Oraskovich Iselin Merte Ber St. Gertrude’s Church McIntyre U.M.W A. McIntyre Clune Sportsmen’s Association 110Th Infantry Mary Ba« Fue Oraskovich Mary Suknaich Joseph Suknaich Emil Mary Louise Stephen N. Oraskovich Hannastown July) Spellane Nicholas Rose) Warhalic Pitcairn Steve Anna) Skapura Cleveland Michael Catherine) Protz Hudson Mary Ann Barry John Suknaich Robinson-Lytle’s St. Gertrude's Roman Catholic Church John Sieczkowski Isabel Elliott Finn Jacob Finn Elm Street Indiana Hospital Sewickley Andrew and Marion Gilchristg. Elliott James G Williamsport Walter J Connellsville David T Marion) Fawcett Kenneth A Fannie) Yost Monmouth Oregon Annabel Beddow Duquesne Merrill H Loretta) Switzer Jay S Mildred) Levey Carl P Sara) Overdorf Mary Fuller Syracuse N.Y van W. Black Stewart George William R. Hughes Tarentum Georg W. Gaylor Clearfield Darrell Whatever Westover Robinson +Lytle's Rea A. Warner

Homer City Marine Pfc Tewart completes radio-teletyper course

Pfc William H. Tewart, son of Mrs Cynthia L. Tewart of Homer City RD 1, completed the radio teletype operation course on July 24 at The Southeastern Signal School in Fort Gordon Georgia. He received 15 weeks of training in operating radio transmitting and receiving sets with teletypewriter equipment using Morse code and voice communication.

Homer City William H. Tewart Cynthia L. Tewart Southeastern Signal School Fort Gondon

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