JHS Football Camp Opens With Season Preview
Bonnie Harper reports Indiana High football squad received equipment Wednesday and begins two week Lions Health Camp training. Band practice starts 1960 season Monday at 9 in bandroom. Majorettes officers listed. All-Ever scores note softball wins. Playground League Indiana entry wins first place over Homer City. Weekend parties and social updates, plus local notices and birthday wishes.
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Bonnie Harper
Indiana High
Leove
Lions
Dotty Hamilton
Capetain
Sue Smith
Donene Douds
Elm
McCreary
Fisher
Playground League
Indiana
Homer City
John Carr
Bill Zapach
Dan Zapach
Tim Wilt
Tony Syro
Sam Hoenstine
Ed Mikesell
Tom Koch
Bill Houston
Denny Santini
Debbie Knouse
Gels
Ruth Amny Brown
Charlene Briggs
Nancy Brown
Pat Hanna
Arlene Hopkins
Karen Knouse
Debbie
Sue Seaton
Marsha Zamberlain
Marsha
Kent
Latrobe
McIntyre
Bruno
Judy Felming
Judy Kaylor
Nancy Fiacus
Marilyn Fleming
Betsy Houk
Marry McMahon
Debbie Park
Carol Pappas
Janet Volkin
Kathy Watan
Judy Flemi' Ib
Follow-Up Trials In Soviet Seen
The S1 year old flier was sentenced to ten years with three years to serve in prison and seven more years deprived of liberty. Officials hoped he would be deported after three years. The State Department said Powers' salary would continue during detention and his wife would receive part of his $2,500 monthly pay. The United States intends to prosecute Powers, seeing no conduct warranting prosecution, amid questions he may have disclosed security information. Powers doubted if he could return to the United States due to possible prosecution.
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U.S
Soviet Union
State Department
Department
Francis Powers
Powers
United States
Col
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
Abel
U.S. Supreme Court
Valentin A. Gubitchev
United Nations
Jersey Pike Sets Record Traffic and Tolls
New Jersey Turnpike posted record traffic and tolls in July. Traffic reached 4,710,068 vehicles, a 52 percent rise from the prior year, while toll revenue totaled 3,607,118 dollars, up 5.7 percent year over year.
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New Brunswick
New Jersey Turnpike
Pilot's Daughter Unsure of Deed
In Honolulu, Ann Marie Apaka, age 6, excitedly heard her father’s C119 Flying Boxcar had captured the first object from outer space. She asked what a woge cone was after hearing the term. Her mother, Mrs. Richard Apaka, admitted they did not know the meaning either.
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Honolulu
Ann
Marie Apaka
Richard Apaka
Mrs. Apaka
Hurricane Cleo Moves Out To Sea
New York reports Hurricane Cleo moving north over open seas toward Nova Scotia with warnings along the Atlantic coast. Cleo formed near Cape Canaveral and was centered southeast of Cape Cod as heavy rains pelted New York City and suburbs record-setting rainfall across Westchester County.
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New York
Cleo
Nova Scotia
Atlantic Seaboard
Massachusetts
Weather Bureau
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape Cod
Mass
New York City
Westchester County
White Plains
Reduced Sentence Sought in International Spy Case
The Powers family gathered behind the judge's dias in the Hall of Columns as Rogers described the meeting. Powers outlined a sentence of three years in prison minus time served plus seven years in an assigned residence in the Soviet Union, with potential living arrangements for families. Clemency faces Kremlin politics, mercy factors secondary to national interests, while Abel and Gubitchev show historical espionage penalties and limited pardons.
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Collumna
Rogers
Powers
Jessrica Hileman
Washington, D.C
Manteen Brown
Milledgeville, Ga
Soviet Union
Ashe
Kremlin
Ivy Comes Down At Annapolis Naval Academy Chapel
The Naval Academy in Annapolis is removing ivy from the chapel walls as roots spread into cement and threaten wall integrity. Public Works crews work to prevent further deterioration of the ivy covered structure.
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Ivy
Annapolis
Annapolis, Md
Naval Academy
Department of Public Works
Academy Chapel
All Because of Phone Call From Marine From Peoria
A Peoria man Melvin Miller becomes Laguna Beach attraction after a long distance call from Captain Joe Gestson at Camp Pendleton. The tale spans Labor Day bars, a Sandpiper fund, and gifts including a 120 mm shell, leading to a promised American Legion style farewell in August with free hotels and drinks for Miller and his family.
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Patrick McNulty
Laguna Beach
Calif
Peoria
Melvin Miller
Mlinois
Joe Geatson
Camp Pendleton
Here
Geatson
Pendleton
el Toro Marine
Melvin
Gestson
Mel
Joe Gestson
Gestion
California
Japan
Hawaii
Cuba
Joe
Ole Mel
Grant Maxwell
Lagunat
Maxwell
Los Angeles International Airport
U. S
Peora
Ill
Miller
Cars Returned After Flood in France Repairs
In Houston AP report more than a thousand Renault cars damaged in a June flood are being sent back to France for repairs. A Renault spokesman described water as waist deep for a tall man, noting the flood’s severity.
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Houston, Tex
France
Chutist Triggers Outage In Two Michigan Towns
Lloyd E. Sproat a 40 year old Mason brick mason and WWII parachutist attempted a balloon jump at a county fair. His parachute tangled in high tension wires causing a power outage in Mason and Danville for about 45 minutes. He freed himself and was unhurt.
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Mason, Mich
Brick Mason
Southeastern Michigan
Lloyd E. Sproat
Mason
Danville
Sproat
Pat Nixon Shifts Indoor Reception in Meriden
Pat Nixon, wife of the Republican nominee, braved weather to greet voters. A planned outdoor event at Hubbard Park was moved indoors to a high school auditorium where she shook hands with hundreds, including young supporters. Her cousin Alice Rockwell Wrynch attended with three children.
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Meriden
Conn
Pat Nixon
Hubbard Park
Nixon
William Ryan
Bethel
Pair Faces Action By Grand Jury In Whisky Still Case
PITTSBURGH AP Two Fayette County men face grand jury action on whisky still charges. Stephen Qoros 27 of Uniontown R D 1 and Arthur Stutler 22 of Dunbar were held on 1000 bond each Friday. They were arrested Thursday when treasury agents raided a 500 gallon still near Uniontown. Agents found 56 barrels of fermenting mash but no moonshine. The still was destroyed as one of the largest found in western Pennsylvania in 20 years.
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Pittsburgh
Fayette County
Stephen Qoros
Union
Stown R.D. J
Arthur Stutler
Dunbar
Treasury
Moon
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Abako Says Lumumba Must Go
In Leopoldville the Abako party threatens to remove Premier Patrice Lumumba by legal or illegal means as Parliament meets in 10 days. Gen Vital Mpanda says if Lumumba is not ousted, they will strike by other means. Police crack down on a 400 worker strike at the Madai oil plant, beating leaders and threatening replacement workers. The native quarter swells with unrest amid Abako influence and Hammarskjold criticism.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Abako
Patrice iLumumba
Vital Mpanda
Lumumba
United Nations
Moanda
Lower Congo
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
M. Hammarskjold
Madai
Labor Ministry
Abake Party
Hecker Leaves $10,000 for Pet Cat in Will
Eugene A. Hecker a 76 year old retire d English teacher died August 5 in St Louis Missouri. He left 10000 in trust for his cat Kitty with government securities investing income for its care and feeding. On Kittys death the principal and interest go to Harvard University trustees for scholarships to medical students in need.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Kitty
Eugene A. Hecker
Harvard University
Capsule Recovery Marks Pacific Reentry Feat
The Discoverer XIV capsule completed its 17th earth orbit and was recovered 200 miles south of the expected area after a three pass radar guided drop from Vandenberg. Mitchell’s CH9 team secured the capsule, with applause from General O’Donnell and Lockheed officials calling it a historic scientific milestone.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Mitchell
al Harmon
Wedowee
Ala
America
Pacific Ocean
Emmett O'Donnell
Pacific
Air Force
Hickam Air Force Base
Sunnyvale
Reginald R. Kearton
Lockheed
United States
Bannick
Obituaries for Isenberg and Stewart listed with survivors
William R. Armstrong Isenberg 78 formerly of New Florence Indiana County died August 20 1960 at home Born December 18 1881 in Smith Station Indiana County he was son of John and Mauldagy Isenberg Survived by wife Kathyn and children Violet Kelly Kenneth Elizabeth Byers John Jem Ralston 18 grandchildren and great grandchildren He was a farmer and Presbyterian Church member Friends at Bell Funeral Home Indiana 7-9 p.m. today and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow Services 1:30 p.m. Monday at the funeral home Interment German Lutheran Cemetery Bolivar Rhoda M Stewart 94 formerly of Arcadia died August 19 1960 at daughter Mrs Edwin Hughes Butler Born March 9 1866 in Mont Romery Township Indiana County Daughter of Wilfred and Maria Rank Powell Husband Joseph Stewart died 1944 Surviving son and three daughters Carl Pilburn Mary Colbett Big Run Winifred Abram Harte ings Anna Hughes Butler One son Emerson Stewart died 1959 Two sisters Minerva Hughes Ada Jones Brother Ernest Powell Also surviving Funeral Home Big Run after 7 p.m. today. funeral services incomplete.
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William R
Rocheater Milla RD
Bia
Smith Station
Indiana County
John ( Mauldagy) Armatrong Isenberg
Kath
Tyn
Violet Kelly
Indiana
Kenneth
Elizabeth Byers
Williamsport
John
Cleveland
Ohio
Jem Ralston
Beaver
New Florence
Presbyterian Church
Bell Funeral Home
Funeral
Mons
Fullerton
Bolivar
Mont. Romery Township
Wilfred
Maria Rank Powell
Joseph Stewart
Pine Grove
Ernest Powell
Ronald Mac Donald
Big Run
Aged Health Care Debate In Senate
A proposal to add a disability benefits program to Social Security faces a tight vote as Democrats push a pay as you go plan. The measure, opposed by Eisenhower, would raise payroll taxes to fund extensive medical care and in home nursing for beneficiaries, with a fast track timeline if signed by the President.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Finance Committee
Demo Drive For Farm Vote Takes Shape In Des Moines
A two day grass roots party conference in Des Moines charts Democratic effort to win farm support for the Kennedy Johnson ticket. Presidents candidates Kennedy and Johnson will attend, with senators Humphrey Symington Kefauver Burdick and others planned to join from multiple states.
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Des Moines
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Pate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Johnson
Dex Moines
Iona Gey
Herschel Loveless
Kennedy-Johnson
Hubert M.humphrey
Minnesota
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Quentin Burdick
North Dakan
J. Floyd Breeding
Kansas
Earl Hogan
Indiana
Neal Smith
Iowa
Willard Cochrane
University of Minnesota
J. K. Galbraith
Harvard University
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Penny Elling
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Judy
Jan Vinton
Carol Smith
Collegeville
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Linda Saiani
Sandy Daskivich
Carol
Jan
Beatnik Batters
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Kers
Lyndee Gray
Marianne Park
Sleepy Hollow
Bill Rose
Lakeland Air Force Base
Diane Adams
Wildwood
Nancy Malcolm
Philadelphia
Barry Wetzel
Eleveson University
South Carolina
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Ed Schreesengost
Grange
Camp Mizell
Newton Hamilton
Pat
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Cindy Canfield
Florida
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Diane Elkin
Larry Short
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Chain Gang
Sam Cooke
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Don Marckham
Shortnin’ Bread
Paul Chaplain
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Bernie Smith
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Xonville
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Homer City Rifle Range
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Jersey Pike
Sandpiper
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Earth
Echo
Tearth
Wari Pring
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Grand
Rhoda M. Stewart
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