Jim Reeves Tonight at the 98th Indiana County Fair
The 98th Greater Indiana County Fair opens at Mack Community Center with tent city and a full midway. Tonight features Jim Reeves Show at 7 and a Square Dance Contest at 9, with Harvest Home Services yesterday and judging across 13 departments starting tomorrow morning. Brenda Lee replaced by Ferlin Husky after cancellation. 4-H and FFA youth performances and voter registration booth also planned. Scouts provide ushers and parking, as Penn Premier Shows returns with rides.
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Indiana County
Mack Community Center
Jim Eeves
Reeves
Wg. Boyd
Grinny) Barclay
Guernsey
FFA
John W. Everett
Light Horse and Pony Club
Brenda Lee
Ferlin Husky
Boy Scouts
William Peng Uncil
Indiana
Jefferson
Armstrong
Fairgrounds
Penn Premier
Rifle Club Party At Catholic Center Tonight
The Rifle Club hosts an evening gathering at the Catholic Center tonight. Members are invited to attend a social event featuring refreshments and a brief address by club leadership.
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Catholic Center
OAS Ends With Condemnation of Cuba Campaign
The Organization of American States ministers closed the two week meeting condemning Soviet and Chinese Communist use of Cuba as a springboard into the Americas. The 19-1 vote rejected a Cuban appeal to refrain from acts against Fidel Castro’s regime and Venezuelan efforts to soften the anti-Communist declaration. Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa and his delegation walked out as Dominican Republic representatives had earlier quit.
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Costa Rica
Organization of American States
Cuba
Americas
United States
Fidel Castro
Raul Roa
Dominican Republic
OAS
Senate Bills Boost Federal Grants for Medical Care
Washington AP The Senate sent to President Eisenhower a bill increasing federal grants to states to cover medical costs for needy persons over 65. It also revises parts of Social Security, a key item before adjournment. Projected cost starts at 202 million federal and 60 million state dollars, rising to 340 million and 180 million respectively in five years.
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Sulletin Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sharks Hold Calm Jersey Shore Weekend
The Shark scare eased as Sunday passed without a sighting off the Jersey shore. In other reports a 5 foot shark was seen off Fire Island New York and a 6 to 8 foot shark was shot by police near the Thames River mouth in Groton Connecticut.
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Sea Girt
Jersey Shore
Fire Island
N.Y
Thames River
Groton
Conn
Weather Outlook Foresees Warm Day With T show Likely
Tuesday forecast remains quite warm with scattered thundershowers likely. No major travel disruptions anticipated as humidity stays elevated and temperatures peak in the afternoon across the region.
Tobian Wins U S Gold In Olympic Springboard Event
Gary Tobian of Glendale California won the first U S gold medal of the 17th Olympic Games by taking the men s S-meter springboard title with 170 points. He upset favored teammate Sam Hall of Dayton Ohio in Rome. In Dakar Senegal a four engine French airliner sank after circling for a landing, all 63 aboard presumed dead. The Superconstellation was en route from Paris to Abidjan with eight crew and 55 passengers. Weather was cloudy as it disappeared during a third landing attempt and sank in about 60 feet of water.
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Rome
Gary Tobian
Glendale
Calif
U.S
Tobian
Sam Hall
Dayton
Ohio
Dakar
Senegal
Air Force
Dakar-Yoff
Atlantic
Paris
Abidjan
Africa
Police Find Girl's Body In Old Well
In Herrin Illinois a waitress, Mary Elfen Roberts, 17, was kidnapped from a lover’s lane and found dead in a well at an abandoned farmhouse. FBI took over the case after the fatal shooting of her fiancé John Bryant Jr. The killer fled in a green and white car. investigators searched the Crab Orchard Lake area for clues and tested a spent cartridge and blood stained mattress. The body was retrieved by Police Chief Charles Edwards using a rope and a wire basket.
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Herrin
Ill
FBI
Mary
Fatty Elfen Roberts
John Bryant Jr
Crab Orchard Lake
Carbondale
Charles Edwards
Marion
Jacksonville Sit-Ins End After Violent Weekend
After two days of racial violence emergency police powers were imposed in Jacksonville. Negro leaders called off downtown lunch counter sit-ins as vandalism swept Negro sections Sunday night. Officers arrested 138 people and windows were broken in more than 15 stores. a gang looted a filling station and terrorized attendants. Mayor Burns banned large street gatherings as a federal investigation was sought.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Leity
Asst
W. A. Miller
Hayden Burns
Eisenhower
Department of Justice
Council of the National Assist
Ethiopian Troops Save U S Airmen at Stanleyville
UN Undersecretary Bunche credits Ethiopian troops with saving eight American airmen and two Canadians after a brutal attack near Stanleyville. He and others visited the wounded at Leopoldville hospital as a US protest and a UN inquiry continue.
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Bunche
Lynn Heinzerling
Leopoldville
Congo
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
Stanleyville
U.N
Patrice Lumumba
Tare
Bunche Ends Congo Mission Leaving UN Team Strong
U N Undersecretary Ralph J Bunche said the Congo operation faced immense demands on every person for patience restraint and endurance and praised international teams there He departs for New York Tuesday after June 25 in the Congo Rajeshwar Dayal of India to replace him Pending Dayals arrival Andrew Cordier will lead The emotional departure marked Bunches return to his regular beat and home footing
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Leopoldville
the Congo
U.N
Ralph J. Bunche
Pee Nations
Andrew Cordier
Dag Hammarskjold
Cordier
New York
Congo
Bunche
Marilyn Monroe Hospitalized in Hollywood Blast of Heat
Hollywood actress Marilyn Monroe was admitted to a hospital today after being overcome by exhaustion. Her doctor cited several weeks of work in intense heat at a Reno, Nevada location, as stated by her studio.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Reno
Suit Filed By Chrysler
Chrysler Corp one of the nations biggest auto makers filed a 30 million dollar libel and slander suit in Wilmington Delaware Superior Court against Detroit lawyer Sal A Dann a stockholder who has filed three actions against Chrysler The suit contends Dann acted with malice to undermine and destroy confidence of the firm s dealers and stock holders
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Wilmington, del
Chrysler Corp
Detroit
Superior
Sal A. Dann
Chrysler
Dann
PRR Execs Meet With Union Heads
Philadelphia AP reporting that Pennsylvania Railroad executives and leaders of the Transport Workers Union and the System Federation met behind closed doors to avert a strike set for 12:01 a.m. Thursday. TWU President Michael Quill and PRR chairs James M. Symes and Allen J. Greenough attended after a mediation board dispute.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Michael Quill
Transport Workers Union
James M. Symes
Allen J. Greenough
TWU
System Federation
Quill
Francis A. O'Neill
National (Railway) Mediation Board
O'Neill
Time Bomb In Office Kills Jordan Premier Majali
London AP reports Premier Hazza Majali of Jordan, 44, killed by a bomb in his Amman office. Ten dead and 30 injured. a second blast hit the director general of publications. Curfew, troops in Amman streets. Majali had opposed foreign political or military pacts and pledged pact-free status except Arab League. Majali became premier in 1959 at King Hussein’s request after health-related resignation.
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London
Hazza Majali
Jordan
Amman
Majali
Ameman
Nasser Ben Jamil
Hussein
United Arab Republic
Lebanon
Lthe
Arab League
Samir Rifai
Rewe Sons of Health
Romance dictionary tops Olympic village in Rome
Italian organizers issue a love phrase dictionary to foreign athletes in Rome. It guides requests like may I see you tomorrow and will you marry me along with how to say you are beautiful and other social phrases. An American noted the phrases drew mild attraction but locals paid little attention.
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Rome
Fire damages Indiana home at 438 Church Street
A fire broke out at 4 30 p m in Edward Holben residence at 438 Church Street Indiana. Indiana Fire Department volunteers arrived quickly and had the blaze under control within minutes. Loss estimated at several hundreds of dollars confined to a second story bedroom. Mrs Holden alerted neighbors and summoned help.
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Edward Holben
Church St
Indiana
Indiana Fire Department
Holden
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