What Does ISTC Mean To Indiana County
The college expansion plans include a new library building at about $571,000 plus a $250,000 athletic field project. A proposed $850,000 field house and possible dormitories would expand facilities, while 1965 to 1970 projections show growth in construction and employment, supporting local wealth and stability. The campus drives $4 million yearly in payrolls, supplies, and visitor-spend, raising property values and attracting industry.
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Willis E. Pratt
Indiana
Indiana County
Indiana Summer Theater Guild
the Gazette
Slater Corp
Keith
Indiana Borough
Eene Il
College
Chamber of Commerce
Western Pennsylvania
Braphie
Township Proposal Accepted for Joint High School Plan
White Township and Armstrong Township consider a secondary jointure with Indiana Borough as the joint high school. Superintendent Paul Getts urges early decisions due to overcrowding and budget pressures for 1960-61. The audit for 1958-59 was approved and Mrs. Marjorie Edwards resigned. Jean Kunkle was elected to fill the vacancy.
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Indiana Borough
White Township
Armstrong Township
Armstrong
Paul R. Getts
Indiana Public Schools
Getts
Jointure
Indiana Joint High School
Krizmanich & Smith, Certified Public Accountants
Kittanning
Marjorie Edwards
Thaddeus Stevens
Jean Kunkle
Indiana
State Teachers College
Conspiracy Against Fidel Castro Ended
Reported Cuban crackdown details include Camp Libertad near Havana, a government ordered telephone blackout to Las Villas, and many detainees held for precaution. Scattered gunfire in Havana. suspicions list Arturo Hernandez Tell aheche, Ramon Mestre, Armando Caina Milanes, and former Batista officials. Spanish paper La Calle cites plot to install Hernandez Tell aheche as president and Mestre as premier. Major William Morgan linked to conspirators.
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Inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Santiago
Chile
Cuba
Camp Libertad
Havana
Las Villas
Puntire
Arturo Hernandez Tellaheche
Carlos Pino Socarras
Ramon Mestre
Armando Caina Milanes
National Cattleman's
Assa
Batista
la Calle
Castro
Luis Orlando Rodriguez
Hernandez ‘Tellaheche
Mestre
Roland Masferrer
Florida
William Morgan
Toledo
Ohio
Revolutionary Army
Morgan
Divorcee Slays Pittsburgh Chauffeur in East Liberty
A 35-year-old divorcee, Dorothy DeBasi, shot and killed 29-year-old Alphonse Nobile in his Pittsburgh East Liberty apartment. Police report she fired four times with a .38 revolver after claims of car ownership dispute and a coffee table assault. She was jailed on a murder charge.
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Pittsburgh
East Liberty
Stanley Maskell
Dorothy DeBasi
Alphonse
Nobile
Leutenant
Backed Labor Bill OK Seen in House Bets
Washington AP report says Republicans forecast House approval for Eisenhower backed labor bill amid bitter fights. Halleck and Dirksen cite Hoffa threats and expect passage of Shelley and Landrum-Griffin measures with a middle path also on deck. Senate support seen likely to hinge on cross party coalition.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Charles A. Halldck
Indiana
John F. Shelley
Calif
Shelley
Landrum - Griffin
Landrum-Griffin
Halleck
James P. Mitchell
White House
Mitchell
Senate
Hej
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Job Totals In US Hit New Highs
The July figures show continued improvement in employment with record highs despite farm employment declines from bad weather in the South. Teen unemployment rose in June but fell in July as many youths found work. The steel strike began as a nationwide event with limited effect in July, though about 100,000 workers were laid off in allied industries such as coal and railroads.
Obituary notices from Erie and Blairsville area
Obituaries list SHERRILL W. SMITH 52 of Erie died at work at G. E. Co. survived by wife Bernice and three children. HOMER LONG 15 of Commdore Rd 1 died at Mercy Hospital Johnstown. SAMUEL THOMAS SLATER of Blairsville found dead at home previously at Torrance State Hospital. THEODORE KUCHAR of Yatesboro died at home. MRS AGNES BELLE MARTZ 94 of Pittsburgh 37 died at daughter’s home in Saltsburg Rd. plus funeral details for Mrs. Fred Coffman and other listings.
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Sherrill W. Smith
Putnam Drive
Erie
G. E. Co
Montgomery Tnp
Indiana County
G.E
First Baptist Church of
Wilgus Township
Bernice L. Smith
Ella Mae Smith
Clifford A
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Benjamin G
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Homer Long
Commodore RD
Mercy Hospital
Johnstown
Mc Cracken
Cherry Tree
Samuel Thomas Slater
East Ronson Avenue
Blairsville
England
Thomas
Ann Maria Slater
Torrance State Hospital
B.P.C.E
Jeannette
Paul Vesco
Samuel Thomas. Slater Jr
Penn, Pa
Richard Clark
Hallow Funeral Home
Agnes Belle Martz
Pittsburgh
Lewis Martz
George Beighley
Saltsburg RD
Taylorsville
Samuel
Barbara Walters Gibson
South Bend
St. Jacob's United Church
Fof Christ
Edythe Hudson
Kittanning
E. Mary Frick
Columbus
Ohio
Annie
Morey
California
Salisburg
E. B. McLaughlin
Navarre
J. Deemer McLaughlin
Apollo
Mary E. King
Ford City
J. E. Potts
Indiana
Simon Johnson
John F. Gibson
James. M. Gibson
State School Study Sought by Senate Resolution
In Harrisburg the Joint State Government Commission would study the needs of Pennsylvania's colleges and universities under a Senate Monday resolution. Sponsors include Sens. James S. Berger Jo Hays Harry E. Seyler Martin Silvert Charles R. Weiner Raymond P. Shafer and Douglas H. Elliott.
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Harrisburg
Joint
State Government Commission
Pennsylvania
Senate
James S. Berger
Potter
Jo Hays
D-Centre
Harry E. Seyler
York
Martin Silvert
Phila
Charles R. Weiner
Dphila
Raymond P. Shafer
R Crawford
Douglas H. Elliott
Franklin
Governor backs 4 percent tax plan and education push
Dave will sign a 4 percent tax and supports a constitutional amendment that would require two legislative sessions and a public vote. The governor touted white police cars and radar to curb highway speed, pledged education and enforcement, and discussed unemployment fund reforms while avoiding details on higher payroll taxes. A Tass correspondent failed to attend the briefing, and the correct mineral name for Fool's gold is chalcopyrite or pyrite.
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House
Lawrence
Tass
Harry Freeman
Brooklyn
Graduated State Income Tax Debate Faces House Vote
The House debated a proposed graduated income tax measure though Pennsylvania prohibits such a tax in favor of a flat income levy. Critics argued the plan could nullify a voter exemption for forest reserves, while supporters pressed for possible education funding and city revenue options. Debate touched on sales and hotel taxes, with amendments aimed at exemptions for broadcasters and manufacturers and concerns over fairness for small earners.
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Albert W. Johnson
House
GOP
Stephen McCann
Senate
Alan D. Williams Jr
R-Bucks
OKs Proposal Limits Condemned Property Sales
Harrisburg AP report says a proposal to bar authorities from acquiring condemned property until 75 percent of its value is paid to the owner won Senate approval 42 to 2 on Monday night. The measure targets eminent domain practices and aims to protect property owners.
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Harrisburg
jSenate
Obituary notices for Kosanovich Stewart and family
Death notices report Mike Milan Kosanovich 73 of Homer City died in Indiana Hospital after a long career as a coal miner. Survivors include wife Eva Klaich Kosanovich, son George, two grandchildren, and a brother. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery Indiana. Also noted are Charles C. Stewart 86 of Bush Valley who died in Westfield New York after years of farming and church service. Survived by wife Annie, two sons, a daughter, and multiple grandchildren. Services set at Robinson Lytle Indiana and Brush Valley U P Church Cemetery.
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Austria
George
Mary Kotula Kuchar
Yatesboro
St. Mary’s
John
Charles
Julia Kulick
Mary
Michael Kuchar
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Slaby
Pittsburgh
Edwards Funeral Home
Valeley
St. Marys Roman Catholic Church
Theodore Mankovich
Mike Milan Kosanovich
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Yugoslavia
Mildred Kosanovich
Eva Klaich Kosanovich
Indiana
Deborah Lee
Kathy Lynn
Rudolph
Minneapolis
UMW
Lucernemines
Serb National Federation
Hallow Funeral Home
Lester McGonagle
Greenwood Cemetery
Charles C. Stewart
Bush Valley
Hame
Liz Andersor
Westfield
N.Y
Annie Davis Stewart
Jarmes
Elizabeth Cole Stewart
Buffington Township
Indiana County
Stewart
Robinson-Lytle’s
Kenneth H. Campbell
Brush Valley United Presbyterian Cemetery
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Theodore Kuchar
Yester
Fred Coffman
State Tax Clears House
Ok’s
Fate Homme
Custer Avenue
Vandergrift
Spring Church
Armstrong County
Ephriam
Susan O'Brien 'Coffman
Susan Penry Coffman
Daniel Lorian
By Adler
Lamb’s Wool
Handsome
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