Ford City motorist charged in Yatesboro fatal crash
In Yatesboro a Ford City motorist Anthony Baranec Jr., 39, faces involuntary manslaughter charges after Dora Smith, 65, of Yatesboro was struck on Route 85 and died later at Kittanning Hospital. Baranec, charged also with driving under the influence, posted bond and awaits further court action. authorities say Smith was walking to a beauty parlor when hit.
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Dora’ i Smith
Shannock Valley
Smith
Anthony Baranec
Sjr
Ford City
Armstrong County
Nittanning
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Justice of the Peace J
Balanee
Harry Heil
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Cochran Twins Born First 1961 At Indiana Hospital
Mr and Mrs Edison Cochran of Black Lick welcomed twins a boy and a girl at Indiana Hospital shortly after midnight. Both parents work at Indiana Sportswear and had been expecting the first baby of 1961. Their earlier gift haul from friends underscored the arrival.
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Diana County
Carole Jo Kinard
Indiana Hospital
Joseph Kinard
Fourth Ave
Indiana
Catherine
Nevin
Donna Luchsinger
Gazette
Sipos
Black Lick
Edison Cochran
Indiana Chamber of Commerce fete tickets going well
The 36th annual Indiana Chamber of Commerce dinner is drawing strong interest with a program designed to entertain and inform. Secretary Maurice K. Goddard, a noted conservationist, will be the principal speaker, while the event aims to expand the state's economy and attract attendees from members and the public alike.
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Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Forest and Waters
Maurice K. Coddard
Goddard
Gay. George Leader
Lawrence
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania holiday death toll climbs with 18 fatalities
In Pennsylvania 18 people died over the long New Year weekend from accidents. Ten were traffic fatalities and five from falls. The toll, 338 overall, remained below preholiday estimates and last year’s 23 deaths on highways. See page 2 for more on accidents and fires.
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Pennsylvania
National Safety Council
Congress and Pennsylvania General Assembly Open Amid Power Struggle
The new Congress opens with liberal and conservative clashes over Kennedy era policies plus a House fight to break the Rules Committee grip. In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania’s General Assembly marks its session with formal ceremony as lawmakers sworn in and urgent fiscal matters loom.
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Congress
John F. Kennedy
Senate
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al Idelay
Sam Rayburn
Texas
William Colmer
D-Miss
Mississippi
Colmer
Jamie Whitten
Arthur Winstead
John Bell Williams
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Rules Committee
D-Tex
William ‘Colmer
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Howard W
Local District News Highlighted On Indiana Evening Gazette
The Indiana Evening Gazette notes that local and district news appears on page 14 today, with the holiday weekend coverage directed to page LH. Readers are reminded the regular local news is on page 1 of section two, while holiday items are consolidated on the LH section.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Westinghouse Blairsville Plant Optimistic On Future
Westinghouse Electric Corporation outlines expectant growth in 1961 with rising billings and a steady backlog at its Blairsville Metals Plant. The unit handles pilot-scale metallurgical development for the company and expands services to industry and government. Despite price pressure, 1961 sales are forecast above 1960’s 1.91 billion, while 1960 payroll neared 30 workers. a 700-ton extrusion press was installed, boosting metallurgical capabilities and signaling optimism for the year ahead.
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Blairsville
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Westinghouse Metals
Westinghouse
Jpere
Lawrence Outlines Proposals For 1961 State Agenda
Governor Lawrence set forth 14 general areas for legislative action in 1961 and called for federal help to combat unemployment and aid the aged with medical bills. He repeated many 1959 proposals like fair housing highway safety billboard control and library aid and proposed a reorganization renaming the state Department of Forests and Waters as the Department of Conservation and Recreation with broader regional development plans for slate parks water resources and river valley planning.
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Lawrence
Washington
State of the Common Wealth
Mth General Assembly
State Department of Forests and Waters
Delaware River
Susquehanna Valley
Alleoheny
Monongahela
Upper
Ohio
Department of Conservation and Recreation
Dirksen Renamed Floor Leader Amid GOP Re‑election
In Washington Republicans re-elected Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois as floor leader. Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel of California was kept as party whip, Styles Bridges of New Hampshire named to another term as chairman of the GOP Policy Committee, Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts re-elected conference chairman, and Mitton R. Young of North Dakota re-elected secretary.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Mitton R. Young
North Dakota
More Data For the On Laos Situation
Washington reports that President Eisenhower received further intelligence on Laos from top military and diplomatic advisers. A high level White House conference followed his Monday decision to raise military readiness in the Pacific. Attending were Secretary Herter Secretary Gates Deputy Secretary Douglas CIA Director Dulles and JCS Chairman General Lemnitzer.
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Eisenhower
Laos
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Pacific
Christian A. Herter
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Gates Jr
Defense
James H. Douglas
Central Intelligence
Allen W. Dulles
Lyman Leninitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Four prison terms given here Monday
Three men received two to ten year sentences for burglaries in Indiana County. Richard J. Fairman of East Lake, Robert Getty of Aultman, and William Henderson of Mentor were sent to the State Correctional Institution of Pittsburgh and ordered to pay costs and make restitution. State Police Corporal Leo DePolo and Indiana County Detective Donald Smith led the investigation. In a separate case, Frank Swartz of Clymer received a three to ten year term for arson, plus costs, a one dollar fine, and restitution. he set fire to a two story frame building in Cherryhill Township owned by Clearfield Bignilminus Coal Corporation on December 15.
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Richard J. Fairman
East Lake
Robert Getty
Donald Smith
Edwin M. Clark
State Correctional Institution of
Pittsburgh
Frank Swartz
Penn St
Clymer
Swartz
Cherryhill Township
Clearfield Bigliminous Coal Corporation
Inside The Gazette Drew Pearson and Goldwater Committee
Drew Pearson reports Senator Barry Goldwater backed by a committee funding about $4000 monthly to an Arizona drug firm. A second item notes Indiana State College pursuing a seventh win over Cumberhind Ky as coverage shifts to pages 12 and 13.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Indiana State College Goas
Cumberhind
Bages
Aladdins Lamp and Other Features Highlighted
A readable feature list mentions Aladdins Lamp Dear Abby classifieds and editorial sections. Weather shows mostly cloudy with partial night rain. temperatures remain steady with little change midweek.
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Abby
Winlys Gat Hospital
Rebels Accused Soviet North Vietnam of Air Support
The United States charged the Soviet Union and North Vietnamese Communists with airlifting extensive materials and many North Vietnamese troops into Laos to aid rebel forces led by Captain Kong Le. State Department evidence cited 180 flights since Dec 15 delivering howitzers, ammunition, gasoline, and other war materiel into Vientiane before government recapture on Dec 14.
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United States
Laos
State Department
Vientiane
Kong le
Viettiane
Pro-West. Units Retake Laos City
Laos premier announces government recaptured Xiengkhouang from rebels with paratroopers, lifting doubt on control of the city. Ban Ban area holds as government seeks constitutional footing to undermine rival claims. U.S. Embassy reports evacuation of sensitive personnel from Vientiane.
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Laos
Prince Baun Oum
Xiengkhouang
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Xiengkouang
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Xienge Khouang
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Riengkhou‘ong
Obituary: Russell Randolph Dies in Indiana Hospital
Russell E. Randol p d died at 1 30 a m in the Indiana Hospital following a heart attack. The 60 year old plant superintendent at Syntron Co Hunter City and a former Westinghouse employee since 1935. An obituary runs on page 2 of the Tadiana Evening Gazette.
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Russell E. Ranedolph
North ‘Tenth Su
Indiana Hospital
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Syntron Co
Hunter City
Westinghouse Corp
Tadiana Evensing Gazette
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