Marines Begin Leaving Lebanon Amid Pullout
U S Marines start withdrawal from Lebanon as the 2nd Battalion of the 2nd Division moves heavy gear to Beirut beaches and begins re-embarking at 7 a.m. tomorrow. Saeb Salam calls the move symbolic but lacking full withdrawal demands. Adm. James Holloway announces the pullout for U S forces, aimed at shaping the UN debate on the Middle East.
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Edwin Shanke
Beirut
Lebanon
United States
Saeb Salam
U. S
Camille
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Nasser
United
Aral Republic
Britain
Jordan
Hussein
Holloway
2Nd Marines
Eisenhower
Nationwide search for Kierdorf unfolds across states
Police across the country seek Herman Kierdorf once linked to a Cadillac sale and a cash check chain. His nephew Frank Kierdorf died after burns, while other Teamsters figures face hearings as authorities pursue leads in Flint and Pittsburgh.
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Flint
Mich
Herman Kierdorf
Herman
Detroit Teamster Union
Jack
Frederick Ziem
Paul Adams
Pittsburgh (Ap
Fle
Jack Thompson
Pittsburgh
Pirate Rooters Teamsters
Edward Lambert
Patrick Stephen J. Roth
McAller
Altoona
Steel City
Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
YMCA
All Nippon Airliners Vanishes Off Japanese Coast
A Japanese airliner with 33 aboard including one American disappeared after reporting left engine trouble. The DC3, flying from Tokyo to Nagoya, was last heard near 8 37 p m about 100 miles southwest of Tokyo asking to land at a base southeast of Tokyo. Civil aviation officials fear a crash offshore with no further communications.
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Tokyo
All-Nippon Airways
Howard Kreiss
Japan Broadcasting Wearp
Kreiss & Co
Los Angeles
Nagoya
Dogs Seek Owners and Homes
Two dogs found and looking for homes or owners. One is a brown black male shepherd, the other a small female Beagle mix. Call IHO 59-8850 after 7:00 p.m. to claim or offer a home.
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IHO
Hoffa Admits Gifts From Managers In Senate Hearing
Teamsters Union President James R Hoffa testified he received gifts but no cash from George Kamenow a Detroit labor relations consultant and he accepted hunting underwear from Ben Dranow head of Thomas department store in Minneapolis He said Local 299 in Detroit loaned 12000 to Armand Abbas a man with a history of arrests and convictions Kennedy questioned if police records help in loans Hoffa said collateral matters He also noted gifts of gift certificates up to 100 from John Bitonti and recreation room furniture from Jack Bushkin Relates to Senate Racketeering probes and testimony on loans and gifts.
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Washington (Ap
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Michigan
Nessman
Hofta
George Kamenow
Detroit Labor Relations J
Ben Dranow
Thomas Department Store
Minneapolis
Teamsters
Detroit
Armand
Abbas
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Hoffa
John Bitonti
Dearborn
Mich
Kennedy
Bitonti
Jack Bushkin
Eisenhower to Address U.N. Emergency Assembly
President Eisenhower will travel to New York tonight for a U.N. Emergency Assembly address outlining the U.S. Middle East program. White House officials gave no detail on the proposals, as Secretary Dulles heads the U.S. delegation planning the session.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations Emergency Assembly
United States
Middle East
White House
New York
James C. Hagerty
Assembly
Mideast
Hagerty
State Dulles
U. S
Atomic Warhead Shot Off From Johnston Island
The United States launched a gashed missile with an atomic warhead from Johnston Island, visible across the Hawaiian Islands. A Honolulu civil engineer estimated the explosion occurred at least 60 miles high using four methods of reckoning.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Hawaiian Islands
Man cites brother in law as head of home in Pittsburgh divorce
Nevin R. Perkey, 61, after 36 years of marriage, testified in Pittsburgh that his bachelor brother in law lived with them and ran the household. He said he was “sort of second fiddle” and that even the telephone was in the brother in law’s name before Judge John T. Duff granted the divorce.
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Pittsburgh
John T. Duff
Nevin R. Perkey
Perkey
Token Troop Withdrawal From Lebanon Aims to Ease Tensions
The United States announces a token withdrawal of a Marine battalion from Lebanon as the UN General Assembly opens its emergency session on the Middle East. The move, intended to blunt Soviet charges of aggression, draws criticism from Pravda while about 3,000 British paratroopers remain in Jordan and Lebanese rebel leader Saeb Salam calls the gesture welcome but insufficient.
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United States
Lebanon
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Pravda
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Jordan
Saeb, Salam
Beirut
Fari
Eisenhower Nominates Teitelbaum as U.S. Attorney
The Senate confirmed President Eisenhower's nomination of Hubert Teitelbaum as U.S. attorney for Western Pennsylvania, succeeding Malcolm Anderson who had resigned. The action was announced in Washington by AP.
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Washington
The
Indiana Cabaret Tax Vote Falls Short In Senate
Senate rejected a 51 to 39 move to cut the 20 percent cabaret tax to 10 percent. Senators Malone and Bible proposed the amendment to an excise tax bill, arguing the tax is a World War I relic and a tax on live music. Indiana Borough and White Township school boards advance a union district referendum for the November ballot, urging voters to decide if Indiana Borough, White, and Armstrong Townships should form a union district. Armstrong Township preliminary action suggests support. resolutions will go to the county superintendent of schools.
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Washington
Senate
George W. Malone
Rnev
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Malone
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ni
Indiana Borough
White Township
White and
Armstrong Townships
Armstrong Township
Armstrng
Indiana Joint High School Operating Committee
Indiana and Whiteboards
Indiana County Superintendent of’ Schools
Socialist Leader Attacks U.S. At Atomic Bombs Conference
Masaburo Suzuki, chairman of the Jap Socialist party, accuses the United States of trying to dominate the world with nuclear weapons at the opening session of the fourth National Conference Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Socialist Party
Masaburo Suzuki
United States
Nobusuke Kishi
Fontane Sisters Set for Two Nights at Indiana County Fair
The Fontane Sisters, famed trio in radio and TV, will headline the Indiana County Fair grandstand shows on Friday August 22 and Saturday August 25. The group, noted for distinct hair colors among the three, headlines a big stage show with other attractions planned for the 96th fair.
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Fontane Sisters
Staga
Ennie Rudy Orchestra and Choir at the Fair
The Ennie Rudy Orchestra appears with the Rudy Choir as part of the fair program. The orchestra has an enviable record at many top band spots nationwide. Fontane Sisters gain prominence as the Fontane-Pages fold is noted.
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Ennie Rudy Orchestra
Rudy Choir
Fontane Sisters
Fontane
School Opens September 2 for 180 Day Term
Indiana public schools begin the 180 day term on Tuesday September 2. Staff from high and elementary schools meet at 3:00 am at Eisenhower School. Students report at 1:30 pm. Outside activities are excluded from the 180 days.
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Indiana
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Daughter, 3, Beaten Dad On Probation Case
John Burns of Marshall Heights was fined 10 dollars and placed on six months probation for alleged mistreatment of his three year old daughter Linda. Humane agent George Miller said Mrs Burns reported Burns, drunk, whipped the girl with a belt when they asked for water. Hearing before Justice Samuel McMillen in Homer City.
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Black Lick
John Burns
Marshall Heights
Burns
George Miller
Western Pennsylvania
Humane
Miller
Justice of the Peace
Samuel McMillen
Homer City
Navy blimp completes Arctic voyage named Snow Goose
In South Weymouth Mass the Navy blimp returning from an 8000 mile Arctic journey was christened the Snow Goose by its crew. The craft landed at 8 26 am after 78 hours aloft over 77 hours in air and a route from Cornwallis Island to a floating ice island 6500 miles from the Pole with a brief refuel at Churchill Man. Homer City Legion Party Tues. Wiley Ave. Bldg. S06xA
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Weymouth
Mass
Cornwallis Island
Arctic Circle
North Pole
Churchill
Man
Margot Moricn Qualifies for National Girls Junior Tourney
Margot Moricn advanced to match play at the National Girls' Junior Tournament held yesterday in Greenwich Connecticut. The result appears on page 10 with Victor Rieser continuing Europe coverage on page 6.
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Inside Labor
Victor Rieser
Europe
Margot
Margot Moricn
Greenwich
Connecticut
Hospital Notes and World Today Weather Summary
The page lists hospital notes and a World Today weather forecast. Showers and scattered thunderstorms are possible tonight and Wednesday morning, with clearing and less humidity by Wednesday afternoon. Low temperatures range from 60 to 68 degrees, and highs reach 75 to 84 degrees.
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Milton Eisenhower
John Foster
State Department
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Kierdorf
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Ike
Jimmy
Erie Railroad
White Pass Union
Joe Donnelly
U.S
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Homer City Legion Party
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Inside the Gazette
Aladdin's Lemp Business Mirror
Claseiltedy Comics
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Negans
Ferlete
Des Oris
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