Red Arms Walkout And Nuclear Test Halt Clash
Red Arms Walkout stands by disarmament calls while insisting on an immediate halt to nuclear tests before a first stage pact. Moscow seeks a broad package, pledging no nuclear use, 15 percent defense cuts, elimination of foreign bases, and reduced foreign forces in Europe. Zorin says no steps forward and accuses the West of delaying disarmament while tying tests to other measures.
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Moscow
Europe
Zorin
United States
Great Britain
France
Asian Flu Vaccine Progress Sparks Budget and Policy Debate
Officials cautioned vaccine supplies may be insufficient for all immediate needs, with Burney predicting up to 1.7 million doses available soon. Reports note preliminary trials show definite but incomplete protection, while discussions tied open skies aims to broader Soviet access and Western alliance posture amid disarmament talks.
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Vena Ee Zorin
Soviet Union
Zorin
Jules Moch
France
U.S
Senators push House measure to end session soon
Senate leaders urged a quick vote on a voting rights compromise. Sen. Ellender said the session should end by Saturday while Sen. Knowland expected final passage by a 72 to 18 vote and President Eisenhower’s signature in revised form. The bill would let the attorney general seek court injunctions against voting rights violations and allow judges to impose penalties without a jury in certain cases.
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California
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House
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Eis
Lawn Arminet
Obituaries and notices from Indiana Pennsylvanian
Obituaries list ANNA CATHERINE HENDERSON SMITH widow of George A. Smith died at her daughter’s home in King Ford City RD 1 at 8 20 am on Wednesday August 28 born October 25 1866 in Pluicreek Township Clark Funeral Home Elderton handling arrangements full obituary to appear in Thursday Gazette Also WINIFRED HILL PONTIUS wife of Robert Pontius died Monday August 26 in a San Francisco hospital born April 22 1917 in Rainel Township daughter of David R and Davie Neal Hill raised in Plumville area survived by husband and parents and several siblings family traveling to California for services August 29 at 10 30 am SAMUAL WILDEN MORRISON 46 of Ernest Pa died Monday afternoon in Oil City General Hospital after admission last Saturday several relatives and friends will gather at Robinson Lytle Indiana for viewing then service Friday August 30 at 1 00 pm led by Rev Leonard H Pearson interment Greenwood Cemetery Indiana Legion and F O E members to attend Also CHARLES McKINLEY BLACK 1240 Washington Street died August 26 1957 at Indiana Hospital born March 12 1897 in White Township Indiana County formerly of Ernest area a truck driver and coal worker member of Crete United Presbyterian Church and husband of the late Alverda Faith Black, who died in 1949. The passage includes war era notes on contempt charges and political debate, with references to court actions, civil and criminal contempt, and remarks by Senate members on a controversial bill, plus obituaries and funeral details for Morrison and Black.
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Walter
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Pluicreek Township
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Elderton
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Robert Pontius
San Francisco
Rayne
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Plumville
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California
Iwas
Robinson - Lytle’s
North 7Th Street
Indiana
Leonard H. Pearson
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana Post No. 141
American Legion
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F.O.E
Mr. Morrison
Vageune
Morrison
Black
Ernest Union Church
India
Alverda
Legion
Hill Funeral Home
Church Street
Proxmire Wins Wisconsin Primary Amid McCarthy Backers
Final unofficial results from Wisconsin's primary show Proxmire gaining 56 percent of votes, defeating Clement Zablocki in the Democratic contest while Kohler led the Republican field with 69 percent. Independent candidates included Boyle, Wheaton, and Cozzini, influencing the statewide totals.
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Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
Kohler
McCarthy
Howard Boyle
Milwaukee
Winneconne
Douglas Wheaton
Socialist-Labor
Georgia Cozzini
Beaver County man on probation for postal violations
A 30 year old Beaver County man received two years probation after being found to have opened letters while employed as a postal clerk at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport. Alexander Milkovich of Beaver was the defendant in the case brought under postal regulations.
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Beaver County
Alexander Milkovich
Beaver
Greater
Pittsburgh
Jackson Urges U S Missile Acceleration
Jackson and Senator Symington argued the United States should speed up missile development amid disputed claims of defense cutbacks. Senator Saltonstall challenged the slowdown charge, insisting there is no reduction in intercontinental ballistic missile or guided missile R and D.
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Saltonstall
R-Mass
Jackson
Defense Department
Symington
Air Force
Truman
United States
Prominent Oilman Dies in Western Pennsylvania
Henry B. Suhr of Oil City died last night in Presbyterian hospital after a three week illness. The 55 year old director of South Penn Oil Co had large private oil interests and his father Charles Suhr is board chairman. A World War II Army Navy Petroleum Board major, he is survived by his mother and two sons Charles E. Suhr of Yuma Arizona and Henry B. Suhr Jr. of Clarksville Tennessee.
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Henry B.suhr
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Hospital
Suhr
South Penn Oil Co
Charles Suhr
South Penn
Army-Navy Petroleum Board
Washington
Charles E. Suhr
Yuma, Ariz
Henry B. Suhr Jr
Clarksville, Tenn
Inmate Riot at Colorado Prison Shocks State
An outbreak at a Colorado prison led to a chaotic riot as inmates set fires and fought guards. Officers were assaulted. several prisoners were identified among those involved, including Gene Loux and Jerry Troxel. Governor McNichols planned to visit as investigators pursued the cause.
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Unas Werner
Gene Loux
Jerry Troxel
Richard Benjamin
Harvey
Williams
Proxmire Wins Wisconsin Senate Seat With Milwaukee Lead
The Democratic candidate led from the start and secured a victory in Milwaukee County with a majority over Kohler by more than 93 000 votes. Labor support helped push the margin as Proxmire, a recent Wisconsin transplant from Illinois, had campaigned actively for political office over six years.
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Illinois
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