Sunshine Boys Tonight's Feature at Indiana County Fair
Honolulu reports debris and green smoke at sea. Navy marker dye traced to General Mitchell practice. Indiana County Fair day two hosts Sunshine Boys show and horse pulling, free grandstands, 4-H Day tomorrow with judging finale and acts including Palestos Singers and acrobatics lineup.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Here
Coast Guard
Navy
General Mitchell
Indiana County
Mack Community Center
Suns
Shine Boys
WWVA
America
Sunshine Boys
ABC
Dat Re‘cording Co
Palestos
Billy Webb
Tom Gerry
Walton
Lina Perch
Acrolatic
Constantines
Banks Close For Indiana County Fair Hours
Indiana banks will close at noon Thursday to allow employees to attend the Indiana County Fair. County offices at the courthouse will run with skeleton crews Thursday and Friday afternoons and will close Saturday.
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Indiana
Indiana County
Women in Congress Observe Suffrage Anniversary
Congress marked the 41st anniversary of ratifying the women's suffrage amendment with Rep. Catherine May leading a floor observance. Numerous members praised women’s progress and predicted more women in politics, noting Susan B. Anthony’s district ties and past suffrage activism. The discussion touched on future female presidents and appointing women to offices.
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Washington
Catherine May
R-Wash
Congress
Ken Hechler
D-W
Samuel S. Scratton
Hind
Carroll Wearns
Marguerite Stitt Church
RHS
May
Robert L. PF. Sikes
D-Fla
Jessica McC. Weis
R-N.y
Susan B. Anthony
Weis
Luo
Frelinghuysen
White House
Barratt O'Hara
Wingis Wofen
Urey
Miay
Kenedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Weather Brief and Local Dinner Event at Delhi
Occasional showers and thunderstorms move through today and tonight. Wednesday will be sunny and cooler. In Delhi a steak dinner is offered from 5 PM to 8 PM at 4x Paits St Anthony Reco Center.
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Delhi
Paits
St Anthony Reco Center
Indiana Water Rate Hike Debated In State Senate
Democrats face a tough haul to pass a 2 percent unearned income tax on dividends royalties and capital gains as Senate action operates against a looming deadline. House passed bills on education funding tie the tax measure fate while Republicans seek amendments. Senate composition 25 25 split.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Charles BR. Weiner
Philadelphia
Weiner
Pennsylvania
Stanley Stroup
Bedford
Yorm
House
Charles H. Boehm
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Harrold Flack
R-Luzerne
Flack
Stroup
John Carl Miller
D-Beaver
Prepared To Die Survives 10 Weeks In Alaska Wilds
William C. Waters 42 of Erlanger Kentucky recounts a harrowing 10 week trek in Alaska near Big Lake after leaving his car on a vacation. He describes walking until weary and being pawed by a heat cub while nearly dead. Recovering in hospital, he weighed nearly 140 pounds before the ordeal.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
William C. Waters
Alaska Wilds
Waters
Cincinnati
Erlanger
Big Lake
Car Hits Pole Kills Driver in Pittsburgh
A car crashed into a pole killing George Evanov 45 of Mt Oliver and injuring the driver P Kaecher 41 of Mt Washington who was listed in satisfactory condition at South Side Hospital. The incident occurred early today near the South Side area.
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Pittsburgh
George Evanov
Mt. Oliver
P. Kaecher
Mt. Washington
South Side Hospital
LoPresti
Jet Cats Car Cable Disaster in Chamonix Kills Nine
A French military jet severed a mountain cable car line in Chamonix, causing a cabin to plunge 200 yards into White Valley. About four passengers per car, with roughly 90 sightseers reported stranded in swinging cabins. The plane, from Luxeil based 4th Escadrille, returned to base after the crash.
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Chamonix
France
Gros Rognon
White Valley
4Th Escadrille
Luxeil
Increase Delayed By PUC Over Water Rates
The Public Utility Commission suspended a $69,100 annual rate hike proposed by Clymer Water Service Co. for Indiana and White Township until December. The 40 percent rise would affect 4,214 customers, with operating costs cited as justification. Local opposition and protests helped prompt the delay.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Clymer Water Service Co
Indiana
White Township
Indiana State College
White Two
PUC
Kubitschek Backs Goulart for Brazilian Presidency
Former Brazilian president Juscelino Kubitschek voiced support for Vice President Joao Goulart in the race for the presidency. Goulart planned to remain in Paris as Congress battled the military chiefs who barred his return. Kubitschek spoke by phone to assure his backing and said he would travel to Brazil to address the stalemate.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Paris
Kubitschek
Brussia
Congress
Philadelphia
Maurice E. Trusal
Indiana
Abington Township
Abington
Trusal
Ure
Spain
Diana State College
Nis
Pean
State University
Dunois
Williamsport
State Department of Public Instruction
Abington System
Gertrude
County Firm Enjoined On Labor Acts
U S District Judge Wallace S Gorley issued a decree permanently enjoining Steiner Manufacturing Company and its president Joseph Steiner from further violations of the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act. The firm agreed to back wages of 4085 75 and a decree requiring overtime at time and a half for 40 hours weekly and proper record keeping. It is accused of paying learner rates to workers not entitled and employing ineligible learner positions. The action, led by Arthur Goldberg Secretary of Labor and Charles Donahue Solicitor of Labor, followed investigations by the Labor Department divisions under Willian Hire Badine regional director. The defendant’s curtain and drapery business ships interstate. Dairy Queen diolocate today.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Wallace S. Gorley
Steiner Manufacturing Company
Route 286
Saltsburg
Joseph Steiner
Albermarle Street
Arthur +. Goldberg
U.S. Secresary of Labor
Charles Donahue
US. Department of Labor
Willian
Badine
Chambersburg
Indiana State College Adds 30 To Faculty For 1961-62
Dr. Willis B. Pran announces thirty new faculty members for the 1961-62 year at Indiana State College. New hires include Mamie L. Anderhon and Donald J. Ballas in geography, with replacements due to retirements and leaves. The expansion reflects growth in undergraduate enrollment and graduate programs.
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Indiana State College
Willis BE. Pran
Whese
Mamie L. Anderehon
Donald J. Ballas
Willian Becker
William P. Bishopp
Ralph Ray Booth
Lorrie J. Bright
John Chelliman
Lews E. Collergahn
Eonard B. DelFabo
Patricia H. Eden
Jeormiin J Bedde
Harry W. Haldeman
Richard F. Heives
Maul Ro Hicks
Alma J. Rusemer
Herds King
Marjorie ¢. Kircher
Frank EB. Landis
Beverly d. Lucas
Robert N Moore
Carl P. Oakes
Roberta S. Paisley
Willis J. Richard
Robert H. Saylor
George K. Seacrist
William R. Smith
Oak Park
Mlingis
Army Map Service
Washington, D.C
Oak
University of Pittsburgh
University of New
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Indiana Go. Fair
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Mary McGregor
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