Dixonville Man Dies In Mishap At Kansas City? (Note: This line must be a proper title from source. adjust as needed to fit constraints.)
Earl Clyde Coalmer, 29, of Dixonville, died after a fall while unhooking bumpers of two moving cars. He slipped struck his head on pavement and later died at Indiana Hospital. He was a 1948 Green Township graduate, Navy veteran, and employee of Robertshaw F Controls. Survived by father Clyde Coalmer, three sisters and wife Mary Wilkinson Coalmer. Funeral set for Jan 8 at Robinson Lytle Funeral Home with military rites at Ruffner Cemetery.
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Dixonville
Earl Clyde Coalmer
Indiana
Coalmer
Clyde
Margaretta Coalmer
Russell D. Gardne
Earl
Gardner
Green Township
Commodore
U.S. Navy
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Company
Lily Montgomery
Penn Run
Margaretta
Edna Ruth
Richard
Marchand
Mary Wilkinson Coalmer
Robinson-Lytle Funeral Home
Spangler Vfw
American Legion
Ruffner Cemetery
Jack Benninger
Head On Crash Near Blairsville Injures Four Teens and Couple
Four Derry area teenagers and a Blairsville couple were injured in a Sunday head on collision on Route 680 one mile south of Blairsville. Eugene DeCostello, 18, of Derry, was in critical condition with possible skull fracture. Vito J. Rizzuto, 18, also of Derry, and Charles Keefer Jr., 47, of Blairsville, faced serious injuries and shock with facial trauma. A Keefer passenger Ruth Wolfe, Blairsville, was moved from critical to serious with multiple injuries. Additional victims included Barbara Rigola and Mayppiara, both from nearby areas, with various fractures and shock. The crash occurred as the Rizzuto car crossed the center line into the Keefer car after leaving a basketball game in Indiana. Police report the Rizzuto car on the wrong side of the highway. both vehicles were demolished. Damages totaled about $2,400. Ambulances faced delays due to a congested scene.
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Blairsville
Derry Area
Here
Eugene DeCostello
Derry
Latrobe Hospital
Blairsville Auto
Indiana
Vito’ 'J. Rizzuto
Charles D. Keefer, Jr
Rawson Ave
Rizzuto
Keefer
Latroby
Ruth Wolfe
Campbell Street
Barbara Rigola
Latrobe RD
Mayppiara
Seefer Auto
Greensburg
Indiana Fair Assn Cited By Pa FFA
Harrisburg seven groups will receive special citations from the Future Farmers of America during the State Farm Show. Indiana County Fair Association earns one among seven newspapers for promoting vocational agriculture. others include Sun-Gazette Williamsport and Altoona Mirror. Radio stations WRAK and WKOK honored for long FFA broadcasts. Three fair associations Indiana Kutztown and Cambria to be cited for sponsoring displays and contests. Local chambers and businesses including Lebanon County Chamber, Warren Chamber, Watford?burg Lions Club and First National Bank of Bedford recognized for supporting FFA activities and loans.
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Harrisburg
Indiana County Fair Association
Future Farmers of American
Nest
FFA
Pennsylvania
George D. Derr
Sun-Gazette
Williamsport
Altoona Mirror
Intelligencer-Journal of
Lancaster
Sunbury Daily Item
Allied Newspapers
Grove City
Morrisons Cove Herald
Martinsburg
Reporter Argus
Port Allegany
WRAK
WKOK
Sunbury
Future
Spyder
Union
Northumberland
Indiana County Fair Assn
Kutztown
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Watfordsburg Lions Club
First National Bank of Bedford
Armagh Teacher Mildred Findley Dies at Home
Armagh Elementary School mourns Mildred Findley 51 a 34 year veteran of teaching who died yesterday at her Armagh home A full obituary appears in today s Gazette The item also notes a Homer City Rifle Club event and a Sportsmen s meet scheduled for Monday at 7 50 p m with Edatys Jo listed among attendees
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Armagh
Mildred Findley
Flexible US Arms Policy
The National Security Council planned to review Harold Stassen’s proposals for a more flexible US disarmament policy. The first item concerns altering the insistence that any halt to nuclear tests include inspection to ensure weapons production stops.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
National Security Council
Harold E. Stassen
U. S
Stassen
Eisen Wwer
United States
Russia
Fire destroys family home in Indiana blaze
Fire last night destroyed all personal belongings and damaged the home of Fred Warden at South Third and Carter Ave in Indiana. Chief Bill Simpson said gas leaking from a kitchen stove was ignited by a pilot light, triggering the fire. Volunteers battled the blaze about an hour in zero to ten degrees temperatures, using water fog and booster tanks. Warden lost clothing and possessions. The home, in Grandview, suffered severe interior damage. Warden reportedly failed to turn off the gas.
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Fred Warden
South Third
Carter Ave
Indiana
Bill Simpson
Simpson
Grandview
Urgency Marks New Congress
Congress opens with a heightened sense of urgency not seen since last session. Rep Wright notes unease to press ahead as two Sputniks cast outsized shadows amid post 314 billion dollar cuts and civil rights action already in motion. The piece contrasts recent mood with pre Sputnik optimism and hints at forthcoming discussion on defense and foreign aid.
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Sy Lewis
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Russia
United States
Rep. Wright
D-Tex
Red Ink Budget and Longest Winning Streak Highlight Gazette
Douglas Larsen notes a red ink budget forecast in Congress. Washington Column appears on page 6. Indiana State Teachers College continues as Pennsylvania leads in a long winning streak after defeating Slupensburg on page 8. Carl Sandburg turns 30 and studies the Lincoln Douglas debates on page 14.
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Douglas Larsen
Congr
Washington
Indiania State Teachers College
Pennsylvania
Sluppensburg
Carl Sandburg
Local Feature Notes and Obituaries Highlight Society
A compact page section outlines society news and editorials with crosswords and editorial notes. Obituaries appear amid community features, with brief notices about local events and recognitions.
Study Group Calls for Military Overhaul and Higher Spending
A civilian study group argues the United States military is out of step with missile age realities and needs major changes and about three billion dollars more in defense spending annually for several years. The Rockefeller Brothers Fund panel warns the U S could lose its lead to the USSR if trends continue and insists immediate decisions are required.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington Ww
Rockefeller Brothers” Fund
United States
U.S.S.R
Apollo Firm Receives First A Contract for Enriched Metal
Apollo based Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corp NUMEC wins the first AEC license to convert enriched uranium hexafluoride gas to metal and to melt metal into reactor fuel alloys. Enrichment facility is in Oak Ridge Tennessee with government previously sole supplier. NUMEC president Dr Zalman M Shapiro announced the authorization.
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Apollo, Pa
Atomic Energy Commission
Nuclear Materials and Equipment, Corp
Apollo
de. Zalman M. Shapiro
AEC
Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corp
NUMEC
ALC
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Shapiro
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Wss
Sollberger Confined In Road Death Case
William Sollberger, seven, charged with manslaughter in a fatal road crash near Homer City Indiana County, today was confined for an indefinite term to George Junior Republic detention home. State Police alleged intoxicated driving led to a head on collision with Charles Miller Jr. of Mount Pleasant, killing Frederick Kelly, 16, of Indiana.
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William Sollberger
Indiana
Imian
George Junior Republic
Grove City
Sollberger" H Vasey
Ldwin Chirk
County Courthaus
Frederick Kelly
Kelly
Iy Berger
Cealgr Strip
Homer City
Syntren Ca. Silesman
Charles Miller, Jr
MI. Pleasant
Miller
Sollberger
Sollherfer
Reorganize Council Here In County
A major reorganization of the Indiana Borough Council is planned for tonight at 7:40 with four new members to be seated by newly elected Burgess G. W. Marbich. Burgess Miarbach sworn in Monday to administer the oath. Returning members are not Paul McGregor and Mark O'Hara. New members are Paul Borti Atlonse DeGaetano Donald Miite Roy Vehrecanpas. The first session is set for tomorrow evening at 7:00. Swearing-in ceremonies across the county will be held today or tomorrow.
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Indiana
Burgess G. W. Marbich
Burgess (Denny) Miarbach
Paul McGregor
Mark O'Hara
Paul Borti
Atlonse DeGaetano
Donald Miite
Roy Vehrecan
Sledding Death Claims 13 Year Old Una Condron Near Dayton
A Dayton area girl Una Jean Condron 13 died instantly in a sledding accident when her sled struck a utility pole on a hill behind her home. Armstrong County Coroner Charles M Woodward said skull fracture caused her death. She would have turned 14 January 31. She attended Dayton schools and the Methodist Church. Friends may visit Edwards Funeral Home Rural Valley. services Wednesday January 8 at 2 pm with burial at North Pont Cemetery. Rev A L Musselman to officiate.
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Dayton
Voib
Una Jean Condron
Harold Condrun
Eeho
Kittanning
Armstrong County
Amstrong
Charles M. Woodward
Condron
Indiana County
Sim
Lapland
Steeivars
Enee Waren
Hugh Black
Birnie Ingham
Edwards
Murder Verdict Upheld for Indiana County Miner
Harry Bud Gates, 19, of Melntyre, was denied a new trial after a September murder conviction for shooting landlord Louis Turk and injuring Mrs Turk. Defense says they will appeal to the State Supreme Court. Gates has been jailed since June 1.
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Harry
Bud) Gates
Louis Turk
Melntyre
Indiana
State Supreme Court
Gates
Indiana County
Turk
McIntyre
Mary Turk
Mes
John ‘Turk
Gutes
SecBeyre
Gilbert
Parmalt Sroo
Kelwin Clark
Decd
Sion
Parnells
Dae Diana
Gavin urged to rethink retirement from defense post
Washington reports Sen. Stennis hopes Lt Gen James Gavin will reconsider his March 31 retirement as Army research and development chief. Stennis seeks to learn if anyone influenced Gavin’s decision, while Gavin insists quitting civilian service may better serve national defense. The move draws concern from lawmakers and White House aides, with Eisenhower reportedly unaware of the veto plan until media reports.
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Washington
Sen
Stennis
James M. Gavin
Army Research and Development
Senate Preparedness
Gavin
Pontust
White Flouse
Sedanius Co
Hugerty
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Dick Vanderneuk
Janet
South Sixth Street
Vandernecks
Richard Vanderneck
Gazelle
Alndiana Fair Assn
Pa. Ffa
Homer City Rifle Club
Sportsmen's
Edatys
ACK
Inside the Gazette
Sandburg
Sladdin’s
Lamp
Tinyclirda Comics van
UNA
Solon
Paco Tare
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