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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1959

Page

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Ike Presses De Gaulle On NATO Unity At Paris Talks

In Paris Ike and De Gaulle clash over NATO defense integration while Eisenhower seeks a united Western front with Britain and West Germany. They meet with Adenauer and Macmillan as ministers from 15 nations plan talks with Khrushchev on Berlin disarmament and East‑West issues. France resists a unified command, arguing for French autonomy in NATO.

Ton Paris France United States de Gaulle Algeria Eisenhower Tunisia Habib Bouguiba NATO Alliance NATO Eisenhoer Nikita Khrushchev Elysee Palace Adenauer Macmillan Palace Athens Toulon Napoleon Vernon Walter Seine River Foreign Ministry Quai d’Orsay U.S Christian A. Herter State Department Charles E. Bohlen Harold Macmillan Konrad Adenauer Berlin Germany Khrushchev West Germany Britain

Jet Speed Record Pilot Honored in Sweeny Texas

Air Force Captain Joe B Jordan returned to Sweeny after breaking the world altitude record in an F104 Starfighter at about 20 miles high. Mayor Ray Whitmire gave him the keys to the city and a watch as the high school band paraded down Main Street. Police and fire units sounded their sirens. Jordan called it wonderful.

Sweeny Tex Air Force Joe B. Jordan Jordan Ray Whitmire

Twenty Delegates Convicted In Apalachin Meeting

A federal court jury convicted 20 delegates to the 1957 Apalachin underworld conference of conspiracy to hide its real purpose. Judge Kaufman set January 14 for sentencing. each defendant faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. The Apalachin gathering drew figures from across the United States, Cuba, and Italy, ending in a dramatic roadblock and arrests.

New York Atty William P. Rogers Apalachin N.Y Joseph Barbara Sr Arthur L. Renter Averell Harriman Cuba Italy Barbara John C. Montana Buffalo Frank Cucchiara Watertown Mass Kaufman

Church News Corrections Transposed headlines on church pages

The Indiana Evening Gazette notes corrections to two church items about Sunday music at local churches. Christian Church offers special anthems at 10 50 a m, Graystone United Presbyterian has musical numbers from 8 45 a m through 7 30 p m, and Elderton Methodist Church children present a program at 11 45 a m.

Graystone United Methodist Church Elderton Methodist Church

Injured In Crash At Commodore

State Police report a two car accident on Route 80 four miles north of Indiana at 12 30 this morning. Jack McAvoy 26 of Indiana crossed the center line and struck Wilson Spicher 43 of Gipsy head on. McAvoy suffered a scalp laceration but was not admitted to Indiana Hospital. Damages were $500 to McAvoy and $3,000 to Spicher.

Harold Peardon St. Clair Mich Commodore Betty Robbins Mary Robbins Commodore BR. D. 1 Indiana Hospital Peardon Robbins Gazette Sipos Michigan Indiana Jack McAvoy Washington St Wilson Spicher Gipsy Stonebraker Hill McAvoy

Detroit Newspapers Fight Court Order in Suppression Ruling

Three Detroit papers challenge a federal court suppression rule tied to an architectural and engineering firm suit. The story notes a former head bookkeeper arraigned for embezzling over 100000 and cites editorial opposition from Freedom of Information leaders who call the order crude censorship and a threat to public access to court action.

Detroit Theodore Levin Ralph M. Freeman Thomas P. Thornton O'Sullivan Levin Fendall W. Yerxa Wilmington Del Yerxa

American Pilot's Jakarta Trial Set for December

Allan Lawrence Pope, an American pilot accused of bombing civilian targets for North Celeste rebels in May 1958, will face trial in Jakarta on December 28. Detained since his B26 was shot down 19 months ago, he will be defended by a local lawyer.

Jakarta Indonesia Allan Lawrence Pope North Celebes Pope

Shahs Bride Receives Dior Gown in Tehran

Farah Diba the 21 year old former art student chosen to wed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi receives the final item of her Dior trousseau. The wedding gown sails from Paris and is to be worn at the Hall of Mirrors in the Marble Palace with dignitaries and diplomatic heads present. The ceremony will mark a carefully staged royal spectacle as Farah spends her last night with her mother at Ghotbi Villa before the Monday nuptials.

Tehran Iran Farah Diba Trousseau Dior Paris Queen Mother's Palace Farah Yves Matthew Saint Laurent Hall of Mirrors Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Eisenhower Shah U.S Edward T. Wailes Ghotbi Villa Faridah Diba

Dormont man dies from Sunday crash injuries

Stephen Matthews age 54 of DorMont died at St Clair Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered in a head on collision last Sunday in Dormont.

Pittsburgh Stephen Matthews Dormont St. Clair Memorial Hospital

Countian Killed In Car Crash

A Countian died in a car crash near Gipsy. The victim was Leasure born February 19, 1940, East Mahoning Twp. Survived by parents Harry F. and Mary Belle and many siblings. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the family home. interment Frye Cemetery.

Leasure East Mahoning Twp Harry F Mary Belle Ryen Leasure Kenneth F. Leasure Rochester Mills Ronald Sylvia) Work Plumville Monabelle Elaine Robert Edward Dennis Rebecca Debra Jennie Leasure Frye Gipsy Raleigh Hillsdale Mary Elizabeth Rosenberger Kittanning R.D Armstrong County Hospital Kittanning Kittanning Township George Margaret (Wolfe) Kester Fort E. Rosenberger Theodore Margaret) Schaffer Simpson Methodist Church Clark Funeral Home Elderton Bonnie Bowser Whitesburg Methodist Cemetery

Female MD Continues On Long Walk From Edinburgh

London AP reports Dr Barbara Moore a 56 year old dietician keeps walking the 373 mile Edinburgh to London march despite strong winds rain and a near miss when a car grazed her overnight She resumed at dawn after a 90 minute rest in Tow Law having reached 125 miles from Edinburgh She has endured weather and rough handling while subsisting on fruit juice grapes and apples with the occasional ditch bathes in a ditch and a near collision noted by innkeeper Walter Allan

London Lee Barbara Moore Edinburgh Tow Law Walter Allan

Youth bandit flees as shopkeeper defends with teacup

In Middletown Rhode Island an attempted robbery ended when a knife wielding teenager ordered Jeremiah J. Lynch to empty the register. Lynch grabbed a teacup from a shelf and the youth fled, police reported.

Middletown R.I Jeremiah J. Lynch Lynch

State Legislature Ends Session With Mixed Results

The 1960 Pennsylvania legislature adjourned after a week of day and night sessions without resolving key school aid issues. The House rejected a Senate plan to boost state aid by 18 million, while seeking 55 million for schools. Other actions included Sunday liquor sales referenda proposals, absentee voting extensions, an air pollution program, tax equalization appeals for districts, and a study of capital punishment.

Philadelphia Pittsburgh House Senate H. G. Andrews D-Cambria Goy Lawrence Legislative Allegheny County Tax Equalization Board Dauphin County Joint State Government Commission

Police Sergeant Guilty In Editor Attack West Memphis Arkansas

Police desk sergeant Kermit Tullos was found guilty of assault and battery on editor L F Palmer Jr of the TriState Defender. Palmer testified that Tullos struck him and threw him into a telephone booth after Palmer posted bonds for an employee. Palmer testified the attack occurred when he stacked coins on the sergeant’s desk.

West Memphis Ark Kermit Tullos Tullos L.F. Palmer Jr TriState Defender Memphis Tenn Palmer

Possible New P and LE Strike Averted by Pact

Pittsburgh area rail workers allied with Pitts burgh and Lake Erie Railroad reached a new contract with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, ending a looming 700 brakemen and flagmen walkout. Details were not disclosed. A prior 11 hour strike on March 9 in Youngstown, Ohio, over caboose handling was halted by a temporary restraining order from a U.S. District Court.

Pittsburgh API Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Brotherhood of Railroad Youngstown

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