29 Aug 1957
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1957
Page
1
Dr. Perry urges parents to actively cooperate with teachers from the start of the school year. He stresses the home and school influence on a child’s emotional and social development and notes first-time students require a prepared, positive mindset to ease adjustments.
Six defendants face a second set of tax charges accusing concealment and misrepresentation of Beck’s income. Beck defends innocence, stating accountants prepared his returns and he signed them. Bench warrants issued. bail set at 25 000 for Beck and 5 000 for others.
Senate debates and filibuster tactics dominate late night session as Thurmond, Knowland clash over Rule 22 while Proxmire and Kohler race outcomes shape 1958 Senate map. Humphrey and Smathers weigh foreign policy and Eisenhower era sentiments amid Wisconsin vote reflections. Proxmire signals 1958 bid. Kohler loss triggers GOP self analysis.
The document outlines 31 points for arms reduction and control, allowing nuclear weapons use only for self defense. It discusses keeping Britain and France open to nuclear arming if Russia agrees, and sets up an international control organization with inspection powers. Nations could renounce commitments by notice if another nation violates an important provision, and the package is stated as inseparable.
Workers at the Sylvania Electric Products Co. plant in Titusville defeated a unionization proposal by 2 votes, 116 to 114, in a National Labor Relations Board election. The International Association of Machinists lost its bid to organize 242 employees. the International Union of Electrical Workers appeared on the ballot but received no votes.
The nation's state health officers urged priority vaccination for Asian flu to protect essential community services during epidemics. They asked physicians to focus first on medical workers, then on those necessary to sustain basic services, and finally on people with tuberculosis or other serious medical conditions. The association noted local variation and called for advisory committees at all government levels to determine essential occupations.
Obituaries list several local deaths with services and burial details. Charles McKinley Black of 1240 Washington Street died August 26 at Indiana Hospital. Anna Catherine Henderson Smith, widow of George A Smith, died August 28, with services August 31 in Elderton. Samuel Wilden Morrison, 45, Ernest, died after a heart attack with services in Indiana. Fr Barney of Clymer died recently. Augustino Cappelletti of Cleveland formerly Blairsville died August 26 with services in Blairsville. An Irish line notes 24 Dublins in the U.S.
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