Swear In New Dominican Government
Rafael Bonnelly promised freedom of assembly and discussion and warned the armed forces against interference in the new anti-Trujillo government. The seven man council, head by Bonnelly, will hold all legislative and executive powers until a elected government in 1963. The military must remain nonpolitical and restrict activity to defending independence and keeping order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Bonnelly
Dominican Council of State
anti-Trujillo
Bonnelly
Joaquin Balaguer
Sevenman Council
Three Indiana youths sentenced for furnishing liquor to minors
Judge Edwin M. Clark imposed costs, a $200 fine, and three months in Indiana County Jail on Harry Geracia 20 Robert Henry 21 and George Davis 19 after they pled guilty to supplying liquor and beer to minors ages 14 to 18. Geracia and Henry sold liquor for profit. In a separate case Guy Shields 59 Rochester Mills RD 1 got 90 days in jail on two counts after pleading guilty to operating after suspension and failing to stop after a crash in Marion Center with $150 total vehicle damage.
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Indiana Area
Edwin M. Clark
Harry Geracia
Glass St
Robert Henry
Indiana R.D
George Davis
Knox St
Indiana County
Indiana
Geracia
Henry
Guy Shields
Rochester Mills R.D
Marion Center
Candy Thought Causes Indiana County Child's Death
Barbara Ann Bish in Grandview died at Indiana Hospital after an apparent candy choking incident. Coroners Gardner and Frazer investigated on the eve of the new coroner’s start. Survived by parents, a sister, and four grandparents with services in Georgeville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Bish
Kenneth James Bish
Eiselman Avenue
Grandview
Indiana Hospital
Indiana County
Russell Gardner
Paul Frazer
Indiana
Carol Ann
James Bish
Marion Center R.D. 2
Clarence Kinnan
Robinson-Lytle’s
John K. Timm
Georgeville
Plates Stall Travelers Causes Delays In Syracuse
Several hundred Greyhound passengers faced delays up to six hours in Syracuse as buses could not display the 1962 license plates. New York requires buses and taxicabs to show the new tags by Jan. 1, with operators having until Jan. 31 to attach plates. A company spokesman cited union drivers affiliated with the Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes of America declining to operate with the old plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Greyhound
New York
Indiana Ferndale Hoops Game Postponed to Tomorrow
The Indiana Joint High School Ferndale basketball game scheduled for tonight has been moved to tomorrow evening at Ferndale. No updated date was posted in time for the sports page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale
Kennedy Holds Policy Framing Talks In Palm Beach
President Kennedy meets with Vice President Johnson and defense chiefs to discuss national security and preparedness as the Cold War frame shapes policy. McNamara Gilpatrick and Taylor expected for a late afternoon briefing. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger notes tax returns not on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Washington
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Kennedy
Ice Rink Closes At Mack Community Center Today
The ice rink at the J S Mack Community Center will be closed today due to unspecified reasons. Officials urged spectators and participants to check for updates and avoid the facility until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Macks Communnity Center
IRS extends filing deadline to Monday April 16
Commissioner Mortimer M Caplin said the normal April 16 filing deadline falls on a Sunday this year and will be extended to midnight Monday April 16. By law returns must be received by IRS offices before the deadline, though timely postmarks by midnight on the final day are recognized in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer M. Caplin
Internal Revenue
IRS
Bureau
Portugal Rebellion Subdued in Beja Clash
In Beja Portugal a failed uprising against Premier Salazar led to a three hour battle at the 3rd Infantry barracks. Capt. Joao Maria Paula Varela Gomes died of wounds while Manuel Serra and four others were captured near the Spanish border. Officials say 20 captives and several wounded, with broader casualties uncertain.
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Beja
Portugal
Antonio Salazar
Joao Maria Paula Varela Gomes
Manuel Serra
Gomes
Salazar
3Rd Infantry
M. Stewart Hardware
Jocal
Ose
Indiana
Alex
Stewart
No Plea Today By Merrill Here
George R. Merrill, 51, former Indiana County Home Superintendent, charged last week with embezzlement and fraudulent conversion, failed to appear in court today for a plea. District Attorney W. Thomas Malcolm said Merrill must plead or face a possible grand jury action. if he does not plead, a special grand jury session may be called. The DA noted Merrill must be charged this month to prevent statutes of limitations expiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Merrill
Indiana
W. Thomas Malcolm
Merrill
Weather outlook with light snow flurries midweek
Mostly cloudy with scattered snow flurries tonight and Wednesday. Not as cold tonight and little change in temperature Wednesday. Low tonight 18, high Wednesday around 30 plus.
Assembly Convened For 146th Session In Harrisburg
The General Assembly met at noon in Harrisburg to open the 146th session. Governor Lawrence announced a 1962-63 budget of 1,000,887,457 dollars with no tax increase. He claimed a June 30 year end deficit of 177 million has been erased, projecting an 8.9 million surplus aided by higher tax collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Lawrence
Assembly
Ben Fairless Dies At 71 Steel Exec Led US Steel Empire
Ligonier Pennsylvania AP Benj amin Fairless who rose from janitor to head of the largest steel firm in the United States died Monday at age 71. He served as president of the American Iron and Steel Institute and later as a retired board chairman of U S Steel Corp His death closes a notable career spanning public service and industry leadership in western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STEEL
Fairless
Benjamin Fairless
The
U.S. Steel Corp
Ligonier
United States
Allegheny
Lawrence
No New Pay Taxes Expected in Pennsylvania Budget
Gov. Lawrence announced a balanced budget for the 1962-63 fiscal year with a projected surplus and no new taxes required to maintain balance. The budget totals about 1.001 billion dollars, with most funds directed to grants and programs rather than general government operations.
Fairless Dies After Illness Following Divorce
Thomas J. Fairless died after six weeks in Pittsburgh hospital for pleurisy. The cause of death was not learned. Two weeks earlier he secured a divorce from his second wife Hazel Hatfield Sproul, daughter of former West Virginia governor Henry D. Hatfield. Fairless, born in the United States, expressed gratitude for his homeland’s opportunities.
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la Pittsburgh
Hazel Hatfield Sproul
Henry D. Hatfield
West Virginia
Fairless
Jane Blanche Truby
Steel
New Year’s Baby Gregory Wisen Born in Indiana Hospital
Gregory Lynn Wisen arrived at 10 50 p m last night as Indiana County’s New Year’s baby. He weighs seven pounds nine ounces and measures twenty inches long. Parents are Mr and Mrs Fred Wisen Jr of Clarksburg with Dr John Lapsley attending.
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Indiana Hospital
Gregory Lynn Wisen
Fred Wisen
Clarksburg
Indiana County
John Lapsley
State Colleges Budget Split For 1962 83
Harrisburg AP lists proposed appropriations for 16 state colleges for 1962 83 versus 1961 62. The table shows Bloomsburg California Cheyney Clarion East Stroudsburg Edinboro Indiana Kutztown Lock Haven Mansfield Millersville Shippensburg Slippery Rock West Chester and totals from 27 614 451 to 30 708 953 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bloomsburg
California
Cheyney
Clarion
East Stroudsburg
Edinboroh State College
Indiana
Kulztown
Look Haven
Mansfield
Millerssville
Shippensburg
Slippery Rock
West Chester
Sukarno claims Dutch New Guinea as Indonesian province
Indonesian leader Sukarno asserts Dutch New Guinea as part of Indonesia and orders a special military command to prepare for an invasion, though no date is set. Reports say Indonesia may press for autonomy talks while beefing up forces with ships and planes from Communist countries.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Dutch New Guinea
Urian
Miles
Juiles
Terres
Bau
Abdul Haris Nos Moyne
Aray
Amauf Sult
New Guinea
Hague
Labor Party
Biak
Negetaiie
Santop
Tie Papadas
Beringa
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Hennelly
State of
Pennsylvania
Evelyn Faye Javens
Frank E. Reed
Beaver County
Homer’Legion
Johnson
Defense Chiefs
Colinas
James M. Stewart
Jaime Filipe da Fonseca
Tor
J. M. Lisbon
Jimmy Stewart
Galzette
Jimmy
Hollywood Star
Clyde Woodward
Walter Wiggins
Sutton, Marshall and Stewart
J. M. Stewart Co
Alex Stewart
Stewart's
Stewart's Hardware
Steve Canyon
the Gazette
Pentagon
Poteet Canyon
Isa
Maumee University
Christ
Max
Lenes
U. S
Ieeedt
Carrot Kane
Ben Fairless
New General Assembly
Citizens of Pennsylvania
General Fund
Focal Cavern
Gregory Wisen
ISC
N. Guinea
Tidenosia
West New Gaines
Mita Ater
Bogor Palsace
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