Milk price hike in Pittsburgh area approved
The State Milk Control Commission raised the minimum price for a quart of regular milk in the Pittsburgh market by half a cent, effective tomorrow. A new rule allows gallon milk sales at discount prices, with $1.02 home delivery and store prices at 28 cents per quart, 27 cents in stores, and adjustments to half-pallon and chocolate and Vitamin D milk pricing.
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Harrisburg
State Milk Control Commission
Pittsburgh
Field house Fish Dam In Bill Again
A Joint House and Senate Conference Committee in Harrisburg reinstated a General State Authority bill routing over 2.08 million for an Indiana State College field house and 442,337 for the Yellow Creek Fish Commission Dam. Both items were dropped earlier but restored in the compromise bill. Senate approval was expected as a formality.
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House
Senate
Harrisburg
Indiana State College
Yellow Creek Fish Commission
State Senate
State House
Indiana County
Fish Commission
GSA
Frank Kring Ends 53 Years in Indiana Buick Dealership
Veteran Indiana auto dealer Frank Kring ends over 53 years with Buick, the longest continuous Buick dealership in the United States. R J Fleming, Inc. takes over the Indiana Buick sales and service operation at the same location on Eighth Street after Kring's retirement. Kring recalls starting in 1908 in the Penn Motors area and thanks the public for decades of support.
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Indiana
Frank Kring
United States
Buick
General Motors Corp
Mar. Kring
Kring
Campargn
Indiana Buick
R. J. Fleming, Inc
Wu, Pluming
Jocal Buick
Eighth Su
Iring
Penn Motors
Gompers Ave
Blairsville Group Puts Drive Under Way For Industry
Blairsville and Burrell Twp residents form The Lower Indiana County Development Corporation to raise five thousand dollars from two hundred citizens. Officers Russell Bunarrigo president Wil Torrance vice president Donovan Butler secretary treasurer. Goals include hiring a qualified industrial development secretary to attract new industries and create jobs. Donations sought via the Boot Strap Drive at Blairsville National Bank.
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Blairsville
Burrell
Barrell Twy
Grouup
Lower
Indiana County Development Corp
Donavan Butcher
Blairsville National Bank
Confined Man For Burglary Of Car Port
A local man was caught in the act of burglary at Ninth and Water Streets by Indiana Borough Police at 3 40 am. Jack F Helman 31 of 1383 Philadelphia St is confined in the Indiana County jail awaiting hearing on burglary charges. Police say Helman attempted to pry open a cigarette machine at the gas station and had netted 50 cents from the register before a laceration to his thumb required two stories to close.
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Ninth
Water Streets
Indiana
Indiana County
Jack F. Helman
Philadelphia St
Harry H. Owens
Paul T. Alfison
Thomas R. Kiral
Helman
Hielman
Vie’ Register
Nce
Buchanan's School Bill Advanced
Harrisburg reports the State House approved a measure sponsored by Rep. William G. Buchanan to broaden Indiana State College and 13 other state colleges. The bill, 18B to 5, would let the college train teachers and offer arts and sciences degrees, under supervision of state education officials and college presidents boards.
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Harrisburg
State House of Representatives
William G. Buchanan
Indiana County
Indiana State College
Senate
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Council ofAducation
Board of State College
Civil War Near In Brazil Goulart's Fortress Attacked
Brazil interim government loyalists move to seize the stronghold of Vice President Joao Goulart as the nation nears civil war. Goulart flees from Panama toward Uruguay amid military opposition and a three ministers’ manifesto claiming his presidency would invite Communist influence and threaten democracy. The Congress has yet to settle his power.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Panama
Uruguay
Brasil
Janos Quadros
National Congress
Iili
Weiner Opposes Davis Tie Vote On Tax Measure
Harrisburg AP Senator Charles R. Weiner of Philadelphia said he would rather see the education tax fail than have Lt. Gov. John Morgan Davis cast a tie breaking vote to pass the 2 percent tax on unearned income. He warned enlisting Davis aid could provoke a court challenge and said he still counted on Republican backing to advance the measure, which had previously failed.
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Harrisburg
Charles R. Weiner
Philadelphia
John Morgan Davis
Associated Press
Morgan
Weiner
Davis
Family Day Highlights At Indiana County Fair
Indiana County Fair marks its 99th Family Day with free grandstand admission and a full program. Stars on Parade impressed last night with dancers comedians and animal acts. shows repeat today at 2 30 pm and 8 30 pm. Also on schedule are a tractor driving contest junior livestock judging 4 H and FFA awards and Cavalcade of Champions.
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Indiana County
Indiana Evening Gazette
County Bankers Association
FFA
Indiana
Fair Winners and Winners at Page 12 Fair
Fair winners and photos on page 12 list Robert Mikeselt of White-Edge Wood 4-H Club as award champ in the awine division. Amos McGee won baby beef fitter trophy, Lurmy Buierbaugh as showman. Ed Haagen and Richard Kyzem chak named fitter and best showman in sheep. Patrick Morris and Blanche Clawson won dairy calf class fitting and showmanship. both are Indiana County 4H Dairy Calf Club members. An additional variety show is set for Friday at 8:30 with two midnight events closing the fair.
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Robert Mikeselt
White-Edgewood
Amos McGee
Bes Fitter
Lurmy Buierbaugh
Penns Manor Pea
Ed Haagen
Purchase
Richard Kyzemchak
Penns Maine Pea
Patrick Morris
Blanche Clawson
Indiana County
Permanent Tax Number Okayed
Washington AP reports the House Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to assign permanent tax numbers. A taxpayer’s Social Security number would serve as the permanent tax account number to speed return handling and aid in catching dodgers.
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Treasury
House
Ways and Means
US Considers Resumption Of Weapons Test
President Kennedy adds emergency talks with diplomatic, military, and congressional leaders to weigh resuming U S nuclear weapon testing after the Soviet decision to scrap their moratorium. He decries the move as a setback to global disarmament hopes and orders Ambassador Arthur H Dean home to Geneva treaty talks as policy meetings are planned within 24 hours.
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Kennedy
U. S
Soviet Union
Moskow
Arthur H. Dean
Geneva
White House
Defense
Atomic Energy and State Department
Soviets End Moratorium and Move to Test Bombs
The Soviet Union resumes nuclear testing after scrapping a three year moratorium. Premier Khrushchev orders tests up to 100 million ton bombs, blaming the U S and allies for resuming tests and tying the move to the Berlin crisis. Kennedy responds by calling emergency talks and warning of global danger.
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Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
Hiroshima
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Povvernment
Berlin
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Britain
German
Geneva
Kennedy
Earth
Arthur H. Dean
U.S. Deliggate
Rotiatov Senivan Bk
Tsarapkin
David Ormisby- Gore
Radar in Use At Midnight As Pa Speed Law Takes Effect
Harrisburg reports radar as a weapon against speeders goes into effect at midnight with electronic equipment issued to half of state police troops today and the rest Friday. The law allowing use of radar to catch highway speeders became effective September 1, with equipment distributed to troops in Philadelphia Greensburg Scranton Harrisburg Erie Bethlehem and the Pennsylvania Turnpike and other posts to follow.
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Philadelphia
Greensburg
Scranton
Erie
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Butler
Punxsutawney
Washing
Jton
Hollidaysburg
Montoursville
U Hazleton
Wyoming
Reading
Lancaster
Weather Forecast: Friday Sunny Then Warm Night
Mostly sunny Friday with hot and humid conditions. Mild tonight with low around 68 degrees.
Kennedy assuages world on Berlin peace talks
President Kennedy told a news conference he could not be wholly optimistic about prospects for a negotiated settlement in Berlin but vowed the West would not barricade talks. He urged restraint in politics, said Gen. Lucius Clay would serve as his Berlin representative, and that Western Allies would still use all channels toward a peaceful solution while preparing for possible new steps after reassembling Western Big Four ministers in Washington.
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API
Kennedy
Berlin
Richard V. Nixon
Newamnen
Moscow
Tie See
Umin
Whrushchevy
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Hawo
Continental Can Cu
Miliey Canmuieder
Lyndon B. Jonson
West Berlin
United States
Free World Alliance
Willan LL Miller
New York
Niscon
Miller
Kenedy
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