Smith Quits Lamar Post For Elderton Job
Elderton appoints Leroy Smith, veteran Gomer City administrator, as supervising principal of Elderton Joint School District following the death of Alex Knkle. Lamar Joint School Board accepts Smiths resignation and seeks applicants for the high school principal post with a Sept 6 deadline.
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Smith
Lamar
Elderton
Leroy Smith
Gomer City
Elerton
Alex Knkle
Inura
Eact
Accol Board
Homer City
Stanley Schall
Alma Hankey
Robert Eisenwein
Kittanning
Madge
Bruce
Ford City R.D
Judges Refuse to Halt School Integration Orders
US federal judges declined to pause Houston integration order and considered nullifying Louisiana segregation laws. In New Orleans, NAACP urged an injunction against Gov. Jimmie Davis as he seized schools and set Sept. 7 opening date for segregated operation, while Louisiana figures faced courtroom clashes.
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New Orleans
Houston
Tex
Louisiana
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Houston School Board
Suh Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District
Ben Connally
Richard T. Rives
John Minor Widsom
Appellate Court
Connally
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Jimmie Davis
Davis
U.S. District Court
J. Shelly Wright
NAACP
Thurgood Marshal
New York
Gregnillioa
Indiana County Lawmaker Buchanan Entered Young Republican Hall
William G. Buchanan of Indiana County, a three term state representative and Purchase Line High School teacher, was elected to the Young Republican Hall of Fame by the state committee. The ceremony noted his coal and mines bills and service in World War II, with praise from George Merrill and local officials.
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William G. Buchanan
House of Representatives
Indiana County
Young Republican Hall of Fame
Buchanan
General Assembly
Purchase Line
Indiana State College
Young Republicans
Rooker
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Ong
Coal Resource Board For Research
Department of Mines
House Bird
United States Air Force
Roberts J. McLachlao
Poplar Avenue
Indiana
Earl Long Illness Dampens Louisiana Congressional Runoff
Alexandria AP report says former Gov Earl Kemp Long, 65, fell ill from an upset stomach while campaigning for Congress. Two physicians attended him. he missed events in Avoyelles Parish as he fights Rep Harold McSween for the Democratic runoff in the 8th District. Long’s sister Lucille Hunt announced the illness.
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Alexandria
Earl Kemp Long
Congress
Long
Harold McSween
Bth
Dist
Ria
Avoyelles Parish
Lucille Hunt
T. A. Thompson
Louisiana
Arsene Stewart
New Geneva Field House Collapse injures 1 worker
A steel section of a new Field House at Geneva College collapsed in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. Worker Ralph Manzi 34 of Ambridge suffered only minor bruises and abrasions and was treated at Providence Hospital. Architect Joseph Bontenpo said most steel framing on the north wall must be replaced. Cause unspecified.
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Beaver Falls
Geneva College
Ralph Manzi
Ambridge
Providence Hospital
Joseph Bontenpo
Congo Army Captures Kasai Secession Capital Bakwanga
Albert Kalonji, head of the breakaway state in Kasai, said Patrice Lumumba’s Congo army entered Bakwanga, the provincial capital, at 8 a.m. after about 300 troops captured the fort and surrounding area. The report confirms Lumumba's forces advancing in southeastern Kasai.
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Elisabethville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Bakwanga
Kasai
Albert Kalonji
Lumumba
Guinea
U. N
Katanga
Kalonji
Free World
United States
Britain
France
Independent States
French Africa
Belgium
Castro
Tshibata
Katanda
Ganasika
OAS Avoids Castro Rap Attack and Congo Crisis
Latin American foreign ministers drafted a compromise resolution condemning Khrushchev for rocket threats to Cuba while sidestepping U S charges against Castro. The document denounces Soviet aims without full Cuban rebuke, amid bitter debates and a split council.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
U.S
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Organization of American States
United States
Castro
Soviet Union
Red China
OAS
Mexico
Chile
Uruguay
Colombia
Organization of AmericanStates
Council of Ministers
Cuban Foreign Minister Roa Avoids Repudiation of Khrushchev Threat
Raul Roa, Cuba's foreign minister, has twice avoided formal repudiation of Nikita Khrushchev's threat to fire missiles at the United States if Washington intervenes in Cuba. The diplomat offered no direct rebuke and instead reiterated Cuba's stance on sovereignty and nonintervention.
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Raul Roa
Khrushchev
United States
Cuba
Harvest Home Services and Events Week at Local Churches
A fair program lists Harvest Home Services across churches Sunday through Friday August 28 to September 2. It includes live shows by Jim Reeves Ferlin Husky, square dances, horse pulling, animal demonstrations, and 4 H and FFA award presentations with free admission for 4 H FFA members and students.
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Harvest Home Services
All Churches
Jim Reeves
G. C. Murphy Co
H & Ffa
35 MPH Fatally Stab Restriction Mother of 5 On Route 422 In Philly
A 3 percent speed restriction was set for about four miles of Route 422 east of Indiana due to a slippery surface. Work on the highway is expected to start in three to four weeks. In Philadelphia, a 40 year old mother of five, Anna Eckert, was stabbed to death in East Falls. the killer, John Reavey, 48, an ice cream truck driver, was killed nearby in a car crash believed caused by the knife wound.
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Philly
Indiana
District Department of Highways
George Robeson
Kline
Two Lick HU
Highway Department
Philadelphia
East Falls
Anna Eckert
John Reavey
Eckert
Winifred Fennessy
Excourt
Raymond Connally
Weekend Echo Satellite Schedule Over Indiana District
Weekend Echo lists satellite visibility across Indiana district with times and directions including tonight 9:34 to 9:55 p.m. and 11:45 to 12:55 p.m. plus Sunday early morning shows and Monday night passes. Barbecued Chicken Dinner offered at Outside Inn for $1.00 on Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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Echo 1
Indiana
Echo
Former Dayton Banker Ferdinand L. Travis Dies at 78
Ferdinand L. Travis, 78, of Dayton, collapsed and died today at Dayton First National Bank. Death attributed to a heart attack. Former bank president and well known in Dayton district. Big Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Obit to appear in Monday's Gazette.
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Dayton
Ferdinand L. Travis
Dayton First National Bank
Travis
Big Funeral Home
Ferlin Husky To Headline Fair After Brenda Lee Cancelation
The 98th Greater Indiana County Fair begins with tents at Mack Community Center as livestock and exhibits are prepared. Harvest Home Services starts Sunday at 7 30 p m at the grand stand. Brenda Lee canceled her Friday show due to a booking dispute and Ferlin Husky will headline a double Friday night with The Sunshine Boys and a band with a girl singer.
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Clarabelle
Indiana Evening Gazette
Ferlin Husky
Sunshine Boys
Greater
Indiana County
Mack Community Center
Pennsylvania
Harvest Home Services
Indina County
Fair Association
Husky
ABC Radio
Kraft-Tv Theater
Paramount
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Ferlin
Ed Sullivan
Steve Allen
Rosemary Clooney
Jim Reeves
Sportsmen’s Association
The
Grange
FFA
Christmas Tree Growers Association
Indiana County Heart Association
Blind Association
Tuberculosis Society
Polio Foundation
Cancer Society
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Indiana County Bankers Association
G. C. Murphy Company
Plans For Furloughs As PRR Prepares For Strike
Philadelphia AP The Pennsylvania Railroad told 52,000 workers they will be furloughed if a strike occurs Sept 1 as talks with the Transport Workers Union and National Mediation Board loom. Managers not affected. disputes center on contracting out work and work rules. TWU and AFL CIO railroad workers department represent about a third of PRR's 75,000. Unionized shop and maintenance staff form bulk of membership.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Transport Workers Union
National Mediation Board
PRR
TWU
Afl-Cio Railroad Workers Department
The Lighter Side and Other Features In Print
The page highlights Jerry Bennett with Ube Great Hambus ges Suufli in Wastitgbun plus features by Aled Lawp Ww Dear abby Clausitieds. Editorial Comics and sports TV items are listed as parts of the section with weather noting a warm weekend.
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Jerry Bennett
Ube
Hambus Ges Suufli
Wastitgbun
Aled Lawp
Abby Clausitieds
Ures Cromworde
Obibushen
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County Bankers Ass'n
Stishlights
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Charles F. Mack
Wm. S. Johnson
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