Family Day at Indiana County Fair Highlights Week
Blairsville blood drive collected 38 pints toward an 85 pint quota with 46 donors, led by Steve Surta’s 40th pint and Mary Crawford’s 30th. Attendance remains strong at the Indiana County Fair with 15,000 for 4-H Day, as Governor Leader attended and Grand Ole Opry performances loom. Children’s Day awaits free admittance and kiddies events including pet shows, circuses, and bicycle giveaways funded by the Indiana Evening Gazette coupon program.
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Blairsville
Red Cross
Don
Steve Surta
McIntyre
Indiana County
Mary Crawford
Ernest
Mack Center
George M. Leader
Grand Ole Opry
Johnny and
Jack
Kitty Wells
Lancaster Hoodowners
Indiana County Bankers Association
FFA
Indiana Evening Gazette
Gazette
Continue Search For J R Jamison
Pittsburgh officials announced the search for J R Jamison, 43, of Greensburg, continues in the Allegheny River for his body after an earlier report of a recovery proved erroneous. Jamison fell from the cabin cruiser of Greensburg attorney William Steel near the Highland Fly Pointing and Boating Club at Aspinwall Tuesday night.
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Allegheny River
J. R. Jamison
Greensburg
Jane Peeter Jamison
Indiana
Jamison
William Steel
Highland
Aspinwall
Saylor Forced To Cancel Visit To Tadiana County Fair
Congressman John P. Saylor canceled his planned visit to the Tadiana County Fair due to a vital House matter affecting the 22nd District. He remained in Washington and sent a telegram to GOP Chairman Paul Jeffries expressing hope to attend Saturday.
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Washington
John P. Saylor
Tadiana
22Nd
Saylor
GOP
Paul Jeffries
Freeway Project in Ohio to Start This Year
Ohio highway chief Charles M. Noble announced work on the Lake Erie to Ohio River Freeway will begin in Ashtabula County this year. The route will run near Route 46 from Ashtabula to Canfield, pass between Columbiana County and Leetonia, then connect at Lisbon with relocated U S 30 to East Liverpool.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Ashtabula County
Charles M. Noble
Ashtabula
Canfield
Here
Columbiana County
Leetonia
Lisbon
East Liverpool
Stay granted on Little Rock nine school desegregation ruling
The 8th U S Circuit Court of Appeals granted a stay on its decision to overturn Judge Lemley and return seven Negro pupils to Central High in Little Rock. Chief Justice Gardner said the stay allows the Little Rock School Board to appeal to the Supreme Court while NAACP arguments were noted, with the mandate to be issued immediately if denied.
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ST. Louis
U. S. Circuit Court of ‘Appeals
Central High
Little Rock
Archibald K.gardner
Huron
Supreme Court
Robert Tucker
National
Court
Lemley
NAACP
Gardner
Circuit Court
Two Car Crash Kills PA Highways Worker on Route 156
Frank White 70 of Indiana died in a two car collision two miles south of Shelocta while en route to a road project in Armstrong County. The other driver George Malcholm sustained chest and back injuries. White’s car damage estimated at 200 dollars. State Police continue investigation and an obituary will run tomorrow.
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Shelocta
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Indiana Hospital
Frank White
Water St
Indiana
White
Armstrong County
George E. Malcholm
Tarentum RD
Parkwood
Route 156
Shelocta-to-Apollo
Malchalm
Malchaim
Kittaoning Barracks
George Robeson
Highways Department
Apollo
U S Move Toward Nuclear Test Suspension Favored
Senator Hubert H Humphrey says the United States may announce a temporary halt to nuclear weapons testing as a prelude to negotiations. He notes a safeguarded agreement could win allies and place the U S at the fore in disarmament efforts.
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Washington
Bert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
Humphrey
Senate
Baker Admits He Bragged About Harriman Ties
In a Senate Rackets hearing Robert Bar ney Baker testified he likely bragged of a close friendship with Gov Averell Harriman of New York. The 300 pound Hoffa aide said the claim was a “little white lie” and Harriman wouldn’t know him. His ex wife and former girlfriend testified Baker boasted of ties to Harriman, while Baker denied under oath. The exchange occurred as Senator Kennedy pressed Baker about alleged lies and omissions regarding Harriman ties.
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Washington
Robert
Barney) Baker
Averell Harriman
New York
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Senate
Harriman
Baker
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Mollie
Ruth. Brougher
Brougher
Irving Ives
Ives
Mollie Baker
Haryiman
Carol Ann More Baker
Jake More
Iowa
Lee Baker
Eness — Teamsters
James
Ruth Broud
Anabel Mitchell
Florida Correectional Institution
Clip Circus Coupon at County Fair
Clip the coupon on page 16 to save 25 cents on Kiddie Circus admission tomorrow at the Indiana County Fair. Exchange the coupon and a quarter at the Gazette Booth for a reserved seat. Fill in name and address for a chance to win one of six bicycles during the show.
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Indiana County Fair
Gazette Booth
Grandstand
Faubus Orders Standby Legislature Over Integration Crisis
Gov Orval Faubus placed Arkansas Legislature on standby for a possible Monday session to address the Central High School integration tension. The Little Rock School Board failed to delay entry of seven Negro students, while riots earlier halted nine entrants and Eisenhower once sent paratroopers. Faubus planned to alert 100 House members and 35 senators but would not commit to a call yet.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little ‘Rock
Eisenhower
Faubus
House
Arab States Back Middle East Peace Formula
Arab nations including Lebanon and Jordan endorsed a four point plan aimed at quickly ending the U N emergency session. The Arab proposal, a modification of a Norwegian draft, seeks U N Secretary General Hammarskjold to arrange withdrawal of U S troops from Lebanon and British forces from Jordan while avoiding calls for a U N police force or extra observers. The plan, backed by all ten Arab delegations, moves toward unanimous Assembly approval.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
N. Y
Lebanon
Jordan
Middle East
U. N. Yonanal Accamblis
Bue
Canausaeiy
Dag Hammar Iskjold
Eisenhower
U.N
Ham‘marskjold
U.S
Saltonstall Defends U S Defense Pace Against Critics
Washington AP Sen Lev Saltonstall Republican Mass hits back at critics overstating Soviet capacities in missiles aircraft and nuclear weapons. He warns constant estimates risk psychosurrender while urging confidence in American science and production. Fellow critics include Symington Fulbright Johnson Russell Kennedy.
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Washington
Sen
Leveratt Saltonstall
R-Mass
Soviet Union
Saltonstall
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
U.S
Six Killed In Head-On Collision Near Florence
FLORENCE Tex AP two aut o collided head on on a winding road just north of the central Texas town last night killing six servicemen four from a Ft Hood reserve unit and two regular Army men at Ft Hood the two cars were demolished and everyone in both vehicles died the four reservists were named James Cobb 26 next of kin Patricia Ann his wife of Monroe Louisiana Lacey Stinson 25 next of kin his wife Mary M of Dallas
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Florence
Tex
Texas
Ft. Hood
Regula Army
Set
James Cobb
Patricia Ann
Monroe
Lacey Stinson
Mary M
Dallas
Tight League Race in Greater County League
Complications arose as teams in the Greater County League battle for end-of-season positions. Brief notes on Society Sports and TV Radio World. Weather outlook shows mostly cloudy tonight with scattered showers or thundershowers. highs 72 to 78.
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Louw
Priday
Gooler
High
Indiana Tiny Town Sold and Moved Near Kittanning
The world famous Tiny Town was sold yesterday and will relocate to Kindyland Park two miles north of Kittanning on Route 66. Norman and Priscilla Staley of Kittanning bought the miniature display, which will open to the public on Labor Day after years of drawing visitors from all states and 30 foreign countries.
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Kittanning
Kindyland Park
Norman and
Priscilla Staley
Herbert and
Mary Manners
Gomspers Ave
Manners
Death Claims Veteran Lawyer in Pittsburgh
Robert J. Dodds, 81, veteran lawyer and former U S attorney for western Pennsylvania, died at his Pittsburgh home after a long career spanning more than five decades. A Pitt Law School graduate, he retired in 1953 and served as trustee for Alie pheny and Westminster Colleges and the American University in Cairo.
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U.S
Western Pennsylvania
Robert J. Dodds
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Dodds
Aliepheny and Westminister Colleges
The
American University
Cairo
Egypt
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