Tractor Mishap Kills White Two Man on Indiana Farm
Joseph W. Cooley, 62, of Indiana R D 2 near Ben Franklin Road North, died after a tractor and hay baler toppled him. He sustained head injuries and asphyxiation and died at 4:45 p.m. on Saturday. Survivors include his wife Marie Turist Cooley and daughter Dorothy Rezzolla. Funeral mass scheduled at St Bernard's Church, with burial in St Bernard's Cemetery.
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Indiana
Joseph W. Cooley
Indiana R. D. 2
Ben Franklin Road
Russell D. Gardner
Glen Campbell
Cooley
Gardner
Cleveland Steel Company
Indiana County
Ireland
St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church
Marie Turist Cooley
Richard
Dorothy) Rezzolla
Suffla Funeral Home
Wayne Ave
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
James Miller
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Personal Plea To Khrushchev From Powers Family
Barbara Powers plans to appeal directly to Premier Khrushchev for clemency for her husband Francis Gary Powers, arguing it would take too long to await Brezhnev's ruling. Her attorney noted the flight's pilot's father also seeks Khrushchev's aid, though separately. two petitions may be filed, one from Barbara and one from Powers' parents.
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Moscow
Barbara Powers
Nikita Khru-shchev
Francis Gary Powers
Leonid Brezhnev
Frank W. Rogers
Roanoke
Powers
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Yalta
Black Sea
Barbara
Oliver W. Rowers
Pound, Va
Crash Injuries Fatal To Man In Route 119 Crash
Joseph Tessaura 64 of Sykesville Jefferson County died in Indiana Hospital Sunday from injuries suffered in a traffic crash August 14 on Route 119 four miles north of Indiana He was a passenger in a car driven by his wife Theresa which was struck by a truck on a curve near Wake Robin Farm The truck operated by John J Conners 25 of Derry skidded on the pavement and hit the Tessauro vehicle and two other cars all traveling south on Route 119 Theresa Tessauro remains in the Indiana Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Joseph Tessaura
Sykesville
Jefferson County
Indiana
Route 119
Tessaura
Theresa
Wake Robin Farm
John J. Conners
Derry
Tessauro
Theresa Tessauro
Pindian Hospital
Lawrence urges outside interest to boost public schools
Gov. David L. Lawrence told Indiana State summer graduates that schools must welcome community involvement and not retreat behind closed doors. He warned that hostility to outside input harms funding, bonds, and programs, urging support from PTA, service clubs, and civic groups as essential to better education. He also called for more state college aid, noting enrollment will nearly double by 1970 amid population growth and a technological shift.
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Indiana State
College
Gov. Lawrence
Lawrence
Parent
Col
David L. Lawre
John Harwick
Indiana
Indiana State College
Harwicks
L Tor
Willis Pratt
Harwick
Bob
Mary Beth
Barry
Csseus Phos
Wee Nee
Forest Fires Spread On West Coast
Sierra forest fires blacked out Reno and Lake Tahoe areas as they roared to over 55 000 acres. Donner Lake fire grew from 7 000 to 24 700 acres, moving 17 miles in 24 hours to within five miles of the Nevada line. California fire storms in Forest Hill Divide burned 30 000 plus acres, evacuated mountain homes, destroying several houses near Forest Hill. Firefighters from Montana Washington Oregon and Idaho aided 1 650 at Forest Hill and 950 at Donner Lake.
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Reno
Nev
Sierra Forest
Lake Tahoe
California
Donner Lake
Nevada
California Forest Service
Forest Hill Divide
Bath
Forest Hill
Michigan
Biff
Baker Ranch
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Masked Gunman Robs Sardi's Restaurant
A masked gunman robbed Sardi's early Sunday and escaped with 5000 dollars. Night manager Harry Valentine said the thief forced him to open a safe in the third floor office while diners in the main room remained unaware.
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New York
Sardi
Harry Valentine
San Quentin Prison Arts and Crafts show sales rise
Buyers paid 8600 dollars for paintings and sculptures by convicts at the annual San Quentin Prison Arts and Crafts show, up 3500 from last year. Convict artists received 90 percent of sales. 10 percent supported the prison welfare band. Attendance for Friday and Saturday totaled 10000 with visitors from 85 California cities 28 states and several foreign countries.
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San Quentin
Calif
San Quentin Prison
California
Break Seen In School Aid Bill
Washington AP says a House Rules Committee deadlock over a school aid bill may break this week clearing the way for action on medical aid and minimum wage. If stalemate lasts, leaders consider adjournment and blaming Republicans for lack of results. The panel's 7-5 vote excluded a provision barring federal aid to segregated schools.
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Washington
Senate
House
Rules Committee
James W. Trimble
D-Ark
B. Carroll Reece
R-Tenn
Adam Clayton Powell
Trimble
Reece
Two Soviet Space Dogs Displayed After Flight
In Moscow Pravda reports two mongrel space dogs Belka and Strelka showed to newspapermen after a blast off. The dogs, weighing 10 and 12 pounds, rallied and ate as their capsule and other items landed safely in a meadow after 18 orbits.
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Moscow
Pravda
Greensburg
Charles Ray Allen
New Space Ship
Kensinwon
Allen
Woman's Body Found In River Near Blairsville
Blairsville report states a decomposed female body, believed to be a Torrance State Hospital inmate aged 45 to 60, was recovered from the Conemaugh River. Coroner Stephen D. Yaney noted no foul play suspected but an autopsy will confirm the death cause and aid positive identification.
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Blairsville
Torrance State Hospital
Conemaugh
Stephen D. Yoney
Westmoreland County
Yaney
Torrance
Rival Plans Headed For Showdown
Washington AP reports rival approaches to fund health care for the elderly face a Senate showdown. Leaders hope for a decision by Tuesday night as debate centers on payroll tax increases under Social Security versus federal grants to state programs. The Finance Committee backed a bill to offer about 200 million dollars in near term federal grants.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Compittee
Allen-Scott Report Highlights High Ghoud Pressure
In Voday's Allens Scott Report on page 6 the topic is high pressure. Pirates defeated as Puites lost to Cipellinal yesterday with Atul leading the tally for the pendant. See pages 1 and 1.
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Voday
Allens Scott Report
Puites
Cipellinal
Atul
Tddl
Weather Forecast for Pawtucket Tuesday Mostly Sunny
Pawtucket area forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and continued warm temperatures Tuesday with pleasant conditions likely to persist through the day. No significant rainfall is expected and temperatures will rise into the upper 70s to low 80s Fahrenheit.
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Pawtugat
Congo Government Reverses Congo Policy On UN Mission
In Leopoldville the Congolese government withdrew demands on the United Nations Congo operation after a Security Council session. Lumumba had pressed for white UN troops withdrawal, UN air support, and an African Asian advisory committee. The shift followed talks with Lumumba and Soviet Ambassador Yakovlev and signals a warmer stance toward Hammarskjold.
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Leopoldville
Tha Congo
United Nations
Newsment
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
U.N
Hammarskjold
Lumumba
Security Council
Soviet Union
Serge Michel
Michel
M. D. ‘Yakovlev
UN Council Backs Congo Policy Amid Debate
The United Nations Security Council endorsed Dag Hammarskjold's neutral, peaceful aid approach in the Congo after 12 hours of debate. Critics in Congo and the Soviet Union voiced sharp attacks as Hammarskjold returned to New York seeking support to avoid using U.N. forces to sideline Lumumba and curb Katanga's bid for independence.
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United Nations
WN Y
U. N. Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Soviet Union
Moscow
Vasily Kuznetsov
Hammarskjold
New York
Council
Lumumba
Katanga
Preimier
Moise Tshombe
Limumba
Meningitis Strikes Lamar High School Student
Jamies Manning, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Novak of 34 Grant Street, Lamar High School, became ill last Wednesday with an influenza like illness. He was hospitalized yesterday at Indiana Hospital and then moved to Memorial Hospital Johnstown for treatment.
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Homer City
Laura Laemar
Jamies Manning
Walter Novak
Grantst
Manning
Indiana Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
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Nikita
Mrs. Powers
Bill Hastings
David L. Lawrence
Stanley Johnson
A. Radkevich
Academy of Sciences of Ussr
Strelka
Belka
Catholic Center
Stanagles
Inside the Gazette
Allen-Scott Report
Pirates
Dror Abbyith
Aporin
UN Council
Lamar
H.C
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