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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1958

Page

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UN Group Warns of N-Fallout Dangers

A 15 nation United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation warns that even small increases in world radioactivity from nuclear tests and other sources threaten future health. The panel, while rejecting a Soviet call for an immediate moratorium, says genetic harm and potential cancer or shortened life could arise from any rise in environmental radioactivity. The 228 page report is the result of over two years of study.

United Nations, N U.N United Nations Scientific Committee U. N

Pair Trades Their Baby For Truck

A Pennsylvania couple admitted trading their 5 month old son for a pickup truck in Tulsa. Richard Readdy and Helene Read dy face child abandonment charges. Jesse Lester Burger, owner of the truck, may be charged with conspiring to violate the child abandonment law. The baby was placed in the Tulsa Juvenile Shelter as authorities consider custody and a juvenile court hearing.

Tulsa Okla Pennsylvania Walter Turner Richard Readdy Shamokin Helene Margaret Readdy Jesse Lester Burger Dorado Springs Paul Andrew Dail Mildred Buchanen Readdy William Murphy California Joplin Burger

Homer City Car Crash Injures Two

Charlotte AP report says the Teamsters Local 71 filed unfair labor practices against Observer Transportation Co. in Winston-Salem with charges of refusing to bargain. The strike began Thursday night ahead of Friday editions. most drivers and platform workers have returned to work, with some replacements and rehires ongoing.

Charlotte N.C Teamsters Union Today Observer Transportation Co Charlotte Observer Carolinas Ed Hargest Teamsters Local 71 National Labor Relations Board Winston-Salem Marming E. Dowd The Observer Ihey

Jap Seamen Not Harmed In Homer City Crash

A two car crash on Homer City main street resulted in injuries to Paul Edward Folbert and his six year old son Roland. Folbert and his son were treated for abrasions while Folbert’s car damage was $400 and the other car $800. Joseph C. Hebrank of Greensburg RD7 was uninjured. Police noted possible rib fractures and dental injuries for Roland.

Tokyo Homer City Brooklyn Indiana Hospital Eniwetok Homer Party Tonile Catholic Center Paul Edward Folbert Roland Folbert Route 119 Joseph C. Hebrank Greensburg Hebrank

GOP and Democrats Split on Adams Case Report

Washington AP briefs report the House Armed Services Investigations subcommittee found no evidence Adams intended to influence a $40,382 penalty refund to Raylaine Worsteds Inc Manchester NH. Members split along party lines in interpreting the findings, with Republicans calling it a vindication for Adams and Democrats noting limited conclusions.

Washington House Sherman Adams House Armed Services Investigations Subcommittee Adams Raylaine Worsteds, Inc Manchester N. H Porter Hardy D-Va Bernard Galdfine

Khrushchev Hopes For East West Summit

London AP report states Soviet Premier Khrushchev sent PM Macmillan a note urging the U N General Assembly to clear the way for a summit. He called an urgent need for talks evident amid recent Near and Middle East events, but British officials said no new proposals were offered.

London Khrushchev Macmillan U.N. General Assembly Moscow Radio Near Middle East

Inside The Gazette Mid East policy split by Pearson and Dulles

Drew Pearson reports the President and Dulles disagree on the Middle East. In sports, the Greater County Al Stars defeated the Minor County Stars 15 to 0 with full details on page 10.

Drew Pearson Dulles Mid East Al-Stars Stars

Weather Forecast Teases Showers Likely In Afternoon

A cloudy warm day brings a few showers and thundershowers mainly in the afternoon and evening. Temperatures range from a low near 32 to a high around 60 degrees.

Train Crash in Blairsvile Area Kills Five

Five killed and at least 25 injured in a two–train collision on the Erie main line near Rockland County New York. A missed signal caused the head on crash between a commuter train from Monroe New Jersey to Hoboken and a passenger train. Victims include engineer Sam Nardo and fireman Martin J Walsh. Authorities report 30 riders aboard the commuter train with many survivors and responders racing to Good Samaritan and Tuxedo hospitals.

Sterlington Evie Railroad Monroe N. J Hoboken Robert Youchman Warwick N.Y Pauline Cronon Tuxedos NY Sam Nardo Charles G. Mitchell Martin J. Walsh Rockland County New York City Hillburn Fire Department Robert Lillibridge Good Samaritan Hospital Suffern Tuxedo Hospital Robert Higgins

Picnic tragedy. Braddock pair killed in Route 22 crash

A 57 year old Braddock man Andrew Mitro and his wife Mary 52 were killed yesterday in a highway collision five miles west of Blairsville on Route 22. Their car was struck by a tractor trailer at the park road intersection. The Mitros died en route to La Roche Hospital after multiple injuries. The truck driver Robert G. Eves Crafton escaped injury. The couple had been picnicking at Keystone Park with family members.”

Braddock Route 22 Blairsville Keystone Perth Keystone Park Andrew Mitro Mary Keystone Mitros Larobe Hospital Mitre Westmoreland County Stephen D. Yaney Thomas W. Harris. Wilmerding Harris Mike Minn

Two Men Rob Uniontown Station In Third Heist This Year

In Uniontown Pat Doyle, a station attendant at Patterson's service station, said two men entered the office before dawn, threatened him with a pistol, and demanded $143, marking the third armed robbery at the site within a year.

Uniontown Patterson Pat Doyle

Soviets push U N session for US troop withdrawal

At United Nations the Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and 75 aides prepared to urge an emergency General Assembly session to demand withdrawal of U S troops from Lebanon and British troops from Jordan. Gromyko said the question is serious and the delegation will seek positive results. Asian neutralists seek Western troop pullout to focus on Middle East issues. The assembly holds 81 nations with potential influence on the border observers in Lebanon and Jordan.

United Nations N. Y.ap Andrei A. Gromyko U. N. General Assembly U. S Lebanon Jordan Gromyko Moscow U.N U.S United States Britain United Arab Republic

Youths Plead Guilty to Two Indiana County Charges

Two Indiana County youths, James E F Yanci and John Pluchinsky, pleaded guilty at 2:30 this afternoon to charges stemming from purchasing alcoholic beverages in Indiana on Saturday. Police say Pluchinsky gave his credentials to Yanci to impersonate an adult. They are held in Indiana County Jail awaiting further court action.

Indiana County Indiana James Ef.yanci Coral John Pluchinsky Homer City Pluchinsky Yanci Red’s John Red) Cruzgal Eagles

Dayton Fair Opens With Dances Shows And Races

Dayton opening night features a square dance contest and DuBois men's chorus while grandstand acts entertain at 8 p.m. Harness racing runs three nights Wednesday Thursday and Saturday with three races each night under a new night lighting system. Attendances and livestock entries are closing dates noted. fair officers include Norman W. Shruck Kenneth Brice Mrs Maine Jordan and Harry L Beers with racing officials John Walker Burkett and Maynard P.

Dayton DuBois Feaure Nunemaker Artists Bureau Dayton Fair Association Norman W. Shruck Dayton RD Kenneth Brice Maine Jordan Dayton RD 2 Harry Ll. Beers Easurer John R. Walker Rural Valley Cave Superinvodent Burkett Edinbor Maynard P

One Belle Firm Gets Go Ahead

Pittsburgh AP The nearly bankrupt Troon Water Heater Co. of Pittsburgh, part of Earl Belle’s business combine, was allowed to operate at least until Jan 1 as creditors and workers argued. Bernard J. Hampsey named permanent receiver to try to restore the firm’s finances. Some stockholders sought liquidation. Regulators noted possible action against those responsible for the firm’s condition.

Pittsburgh Troon Water Heater Co Earl Belle Anne X. Alpern Allegheny County Domino Pleas Court Theu Bernard J. Hampsey Hampsey Ite Roland A. McGrady Belle Mitchell Ostwind Rio de Janeiro Brazil FBI Belle Logan Detla Sel Kiffe Burns

Insurancemen Oppose 7 Percent Social Security Increase

Insurance industry spokesmen told the Senate Finance Committee that raising Old Age benefits by 7 percent would weaken the program and the national economy, calling it an election year device. Legion, Public Health groups urged approval, with calls for broader liberalization.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Albert C. Adams Philadelphia National Assn Life Under Writers House Adams Iinance Industry American Legion Martha M

Fishermen Rescued After Boat Capsizes in Lake Erie

Coast Guard cutter rescued three New Castle fishermen Clayton Pitzer aged 34 Gayle Pitzer 26 and Paul Frazer 44 after their outboard boat capsized in Lake Erie. The men clung to the hull for nearly two hours before rescue near Erie PA. Vacationing on the Lake Shore Smorgasbord at the Catholic Center was listed in the notice.

Erie Coast Guard New Castle Lake Erie Clayton Pitzer Gayle Paul Frazer

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Delaware River Delaware Gap Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Port Morris UN Group Milton Besser Teames Homer City Rifle Club Nile Monix Homer City Legion Party Wiley Ave Edmond LE Breton Khrush Inside the Gazette Aladdin's Lamp Business Mirror Crosswords Editorial Hospital Notes Obitueries Vrrvene FE Society William N. Otis Jack Kochman Catholic Center
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