Lawrence to Be Installed Moderator of Conemaugh Presbytery
Dr. Frank A. Lawrence, pastor of Graystone United Presbyterian Church Indiana, will be installed Tuesday as moderator of Conemaugh Presbytery at First United Presbyterian Church Ebensburg. He succeeds Rev. Carl Fisher of Johnstown. Memorial services will honor ministers and elders who died in 1959. A report on establishing a home for the presbytery will be presented by Dr. Walter C. Davis. The meeting, serving Indians, Cambria and Somerset Counties, opens with a Communion service in the morning.
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Frank A. Lawrence
Graystone United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Conemaugh
First United Presbyterian Church
Ebensburg
Carl §. Fisher
Johnstown
General Assembly
Synod of Pennsylvania
Walter C. Davis
Conemaugh Presbytery
Cambria
Somerset
Andrew Hospodar
Sagamore
Slovakia
George and
Elizabeth Silko ,Hospodar
St. Mary's Greek Catholic Church
William Penn Fraternal Association
Pennsylvania Slovak Union
UMW of A
Hospodar II
Rose Hospodar
Andrew, Jr
New Kensington
Elizabeth Stary
Elizabeth
N.J
Mary Hospodar
Newark
N.jr
Rose Kuhar
Verona
Helen Bonarrigo
Paul
Dorothy Renosky
S.S. Mary's
Theodore Mankovich
St Mary’s Cemetery
Thief Gun Battle Leads to Fatal Outcome at Dept Store
A lone gunman holdup at a center plaza department store resulted in two deaths and several injuries. John Blanch, 49, faced the robber and suffered chest and scalp wounds. Leo Zaritsky, 47, was shot in the head and died at the scene. Fred Cramer, 41, was wounded in the arm while assisting. Security staff restrained the gunman, seizing his German automatic as others aided victims. Blanch and Cramer survived, with hospital updates describing their conditions as fair to good.
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Lehman
Credit Department
Ori
John Blanch
Cedar Grove
Blanch
Leo Zaritsky
Rutherford
Zaritsky
Fred Cramer
Great Notch
Charles Jong
Rochelle Park
Cramer
Charge Man With Driving Violations
Two men were arrested by State Police from the Indiana sub station and charged with driving while intoxicated. Melvin Dias, 47, Homer City R.D. 1, was charged with drunk driving and leaving the scene after his car collided with Earl Gla sser, 48, Marion Center, near Homer City on Route 119. Damage was about 400 dollars. Stanley Blystone, 44, Indiana R.D. 2, was charged with driving while intoxicated after being apprehended on North Fifth St. Extension yesterday.
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Indiana
Melvin Dias
Homer City R.D
Earl Glasser
Marion Center
Homer City
Stanley Blystone
Indiana R.D
Blystone
North Fifth St
Boy Admits Setting Fire at Sinking Springs Elementary
Berks County youth Patrick Barre, 14, of West Wyomissing, confessed to starting the Sinking Springs Elementary School fire last Thursday with one match. The damage was estimated at 20000 dollars. Barre and companion William Heverling, 15, of Reading, were arrested on charges of attempted robbery and malicious mischief after incidents at Delia Restaurant and vandalism including slashed restaurant seals and damaged car tires.
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Lebanon
Berks County
Sinking Springs
Clifford A. Roland
Patrick Barre
West Wyomissing
Barre
Wiliam C. Heverling
Reading
Poligg
Delia
Four Exposed To Radiation At Los Alamos Lab
Four men at Los Alamos National Laboratory were exposed when a jug containing plutonium broke. Contamination on three scientists and a technician was washed off, with detailed exams underway to determine if inhalation requires treatment.
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Los Alamos
N.M
NY Lawyer Suspect In Air Crash (Continued From Page One)
The article details a New York lawyer, Frank, suspected in a Miami National Airlines DC6B crash near Bolivia, North Carolina. It describes alleged fraud involving a Fort Lauderdale firm and Aruba Beach Club, with Abbott Mortgage Co. financing a hotel project. Insurance policies totalling about $1 million were taken out, naming wife Janet Wagner and two children as beneficiaries. A Washington hearing questioned a bomb as the cause. Frank’s family denies insinuations as his flight to Florida is described.
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Fort Lauderdale
Struble
Finnance
Aruba Beach
Aruba
Dutch West Indies
R. K. Abbott Mortgage Co
J & P Factors
Abbott Company
Aruba’ Beach Club
Abbott
Edward Boyd Ty
Westport
Conn
Boyd
Janet Wagner
Ann Ellen
Andrew Carl
Washington
National Airlines
Bolivia
N.C
Sen. A. S
Mike
Aaron Frank
Florida
Idlewild
Miami
Pressure On British Base Needs Pressure On British Base Needs
Five party Cyprus talks opened with Britain pressed to curb demands for two large military enclaves. Archbishop Makarios opposed base land gains while Britain argues for bases tied to independence plans and Commonwealth ties. Grivas called for limited base facilities and guarded strategic role.
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Arthur Gavyshon
London
Cyprus
Britain
Makarios
Foreign Office
Empire Royalists
Markarios
Hong Kong
Athens
George Grivas
EOKA
18 year old held on multiple Chester County charges
Keath S. Martin an 18 year old of Boyertown was captured at a roadblock in a stolen car in Porospon Township and charged with armed robbery assault with intent to kill auto theft burglary and aggravated assault. He was arraigned in Avon Dale with bail set at 35000 but unable to pay.
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Lancaster
Chester County
Poropson
Keath S. Martin
Boyertown
Leland Pyle
West Grove
Walter Ford
Martin
Avondale
Robert Markle
Soviet official to accompany Kiementi Vora on India visit
New Delhi officials said Kiementi Vora will bring 74 officials for a weeklong visit to India beginning Wednesday. The trip aims to prepare for a proposed visit by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, expected to start in February.
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New Delhi
India
Kiementi Vorashilov
Vorashilov
Nikita Khrushchev
Goddard Says Recreation Vital to Economy
Dr Maurice K Goddard state secretary of forest and waters told 275 Philadelphia Conservationists Inc members and guests that recreation is a necessity not a luxury and an integral part of modern affluence He noted state park use since 1952 has tripled highlighting recreation as essential to economic health.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Maurice K. Goddard
Goddard
Forest and Waters
Philadelphia Conservationists, Inc
America
Red Chinese Admit Jet Crash Near Formosa
Tokyo AP reports Peiping acknowledged a jet crash lands on northeast Formosa on Tuesday. It denied the killed pilot defected. Nationalist air force said the plane was a MIG 15. pilot died when it crashed on a rocky beach near Suao, 40 miles southeast of Taipei. Peiping cited a mechanical fault causing loss of direction during a training flight.
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Tokyo
China
Formosa
U. S
Suao
Taipei
Peiping Radio
LSU Dean Mickey Amid Slaying Probe In Baton Rouge
In a dramatic case at LSU Baton Rouge the grand jury questions alibi claims by Dr Mickey regarding the killing of Dr McMillan. Charles Kling Favrot disclose blood type match and university action places Mickey’s duties on other personnel while he remains dean and zoology professor.
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East Baton Route Parish
Mickey
McMillan
LSU
Department of Zoology
Daniel Borth
Troy Middleton
Middleton
Biloxi
Miss
United States
Northwestern University
Evanston
Kennedy visits Hazleton on first home trip as UMW president
Thomas Kennedy arrives with his wife from Washington for a weekend homecoming in Hazleton Pennsylvania greeted by a band and crowd. He had just been sworn in in Washington to replace retiring United Mine Workers president John L Lewis.
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Hazleton, Pa
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers Union
Washington
Kennedy
UMW
John L. Lewis
Treason Charges in New York Youths Moored by Outbursts
In New York City three youths faced treason charges based on unlawful plotting, as judge Solomon noted treason involves schemes against society and government. John Wallace claimed insanity after the judge’s remark, with co-defendants Hugh Barlow and Richard E. Phelps reacting in shock amid evidence including swastikas and Hitler material. Across the nation anti Semitic incidents emerged with vandalism in Forest Park Ohio University suspensions and an act in Detroit. Europe also reported new anti Semitic outbursts.
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New York City
Solomon
John Wallace
Socialist Renaissance Party
Hugh Barlow
Richard E. Phelps
Wallace
Hitler
United States
Chicago
Forest Park
Ohio University
Detroit
Europe
Chicago Cops Held In Robbery Ring
Eight Chicago policemen were arrested for burglary as part of a gang led by a 22 year old master thief who named other officers under investigation. The eight, all North Side, face burglary charges with bonds set at 3000 dollars each and may be joined by more suspects.
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Chicago
Benjamin Adamowski
Adamowski
North Side
Richard Daley
Florida
Timothy O'Connor
Red China unveils first tractors in Changchun plant
AP reports Red China produced its first tractors at an unfinished Changchun plant in Manchuria as Ta Kung Pao, the official Ta Kung Pao newspaper, described the scene.
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St Red Tractors
Hong Kong
Red China
Changchun
Ta Kung Pao
Public baths seek higher Tokyo rates
Public bath operators in Tokyo urged city authorities to approve fee increases citing higher costs to provide clean service. Proposed rates would rise adults from four to seven cents per bath, 6 to 12 year olds from three to five cents, and under 6 from two to three cents.
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Tokyo
Navy League Seapower Symposium Opens In Washington
The fourth annual Navy League Seapower Symposium on modern amphibious warfare will be held at the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington D C from March 13 to 15. Navy and Marine experts will stage a simulated Amphibious Warfare Problem with a formal dinner to close. Exhibits on amphibious operations will be open to the public March 12.
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Navy League
Sheraton Park
Harold E. Wirth
District of Columbia Council
Navy
United States
Wirth
Navy Secretariat
Sheraton Hall
League
Marine Corps
U.S. Navy
Thomas Meloy
Melpar, Inc
Jon V. Mercer
USN
William R. Wendt
USMC
Charles M. Featherstone, Jr
Fred B. Zoll, Jr
James A. Morrison
Space Heads Trade Data in Europe Cooperation Move
NICE France AP space scientists from the United States and the Soviet Union agreed to share more data on proposed experiments and results. The International Committee on Space Research adopted resolutions to permit greater cooperation in observing satellites and to attention planetary contamination from Earth.
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Nice
France
United States
Soviet Union
International Committee On Space Research
International Geophysical Year
Earth
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