Alliance Goals Struggle in Latin America Policy Debates
U S backed efforts struggle to win broad Latin American support for the Alliance for Progress while retaining lessons from the Good Neighbor policy. Experts say Johnson and policy chief Mann face a long, patient effort to build a hemisphere wide program with heavy U S financial involvement and heavy local responsibility.
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Roosevelt
U.S
Latin America
United
Benf. Meyer
Washington
Alliance For Progress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
John F. Kensis
Sam
Nedy
United States
Hait
Cuba
Panama
Uncle Sam
Panama Canal
Thomas C. Mann
Alliance
Ohio man loses leg in zinc vat at Sharon plant
An Ohio man, Sparos Psakas, 36, of Youngstown, was awarded 50,000 by a U S District Court jury for a July 6 1960 accident at the Myers Tubular Products Co in Sharon Pennsylvania. Psakas claimed the injury occurred while he was painting. The case involved multiple Indiana County residents listed as inducted for the draft.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
Sharon
Indiana
U.S
Sparos Psakas
Youngsboardtown
Clark Anderson Bruner
Ronald Caldwell
Robert Thomas Hopkins
John Franklin Laney
Edward Allen Mikesell
Thomas Wesley Cyphert
Larry Eugene Sharp
Thomas Richard Sherry
Richard Raymond Barr
Woman Dies in Turnpike Crash Near Bedford
A westbound car lost control 17 miles west of Bedford on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, spinning and colliding with a parked tractor trailer. Saundra Rewak, 22, of San Mateo California, died at Bedford County Memorial Hospital. Passenger Carol Goehiting, 25, of Rochester, Pennsylvania, suffered abrasions and a broken arm. Trucker James Brookman, 33, of Rosaville Georgia, was uninjured. Both women worked in New York City.
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Bedford
Saundra Rewak
San Mateo
Calif
Bedford County Memorial Hospital
Carol Goehiting
Rochester
James Brookman
Rosaville
New York City
Goldwater Defends Plan on Poverty and Policy
Senator Goldwater criticizes a government report linking smoking to cancer and argues Congress cannot act. He praises Army Special forces training for guerrilla warfare and weighs Panama canal stakes. He defends state rights and federal troop limits, urging governors to enforce them, and comments on budget growth. He jokes about language and cites Churchill to cover campus remarks at Westminster College.
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Congress
Army
South
Viet Nam
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Fulton
Kent Johnson
Sir Winston Churchill
Westminster College
Harry
Truman
Christopher Wren
London
Westminster
De Gaulle Plans New Talks on China Recognition
Paris AP sources report President Charles de Gaulle will field questions at a January 3 news conference on recognizing Communist China. He will offer broad references to the issue without precipitating action, and also address European unity and French policies and institutions.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
China
de Gaulle
France
Peking
Congress Readies Foreign Aid Review Amid Split Proposals
Key lawmakers weigh keeping foreign aid as a single package while others push splitting military and economic components. Passman advocates a $3 billion total, with cuts below Kennedy requests, as Johnson presses a review led by Bell and Ball. Opposition spans Cannon Humphrey Morgan and Saltonstall, seeking various reconfigurations. The panel plans another round with House and Senate leaders.
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House
John F. Kennedy
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Congress
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George W. Ball
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Senate Appropriations
Armed Services
Senate
Auto Hits Parked Car on Philadelphia Street Evening
Indiana Borough police report 25 year old Robert J Sprankle of Indiana R D. was slightly injured when his auto struck a parked car owned by Dick T Shank on Philadelphia Street near 13th Street at 9 42 p m. Sprankle’s vehicle sustained $200 damage and the other car $400.
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Indiana R.D
Philadelphia St
13Th St
Robert J. Sprankle
Indiana
R.D
Dick T. Shank
Gates Ave
Indiarta
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Sprankle
Hoffa Trial Ground Rules Discussed In Chattanooga
U S District Judge Frank Wilson hears Teamsters and government lawyers amid plans to set ground rules for James R Hoffa s trial on jury tampering charges linked to the 1962 Nashville conspiracy case Hoffa hopes for a fair six week or longer Chattanooga trial following venue concerns and motions for postponements The case includes co defendants Parks Medlin Tweel Dorfman Campbell and King with Medlin granted a separate Nashville trial and Campbell seeking public juror list access and a 25 day adjournment.
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Tenn
Teamsters
U.S
Jim
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James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Detroit
Nashville
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International Union
Lawrence Medlin
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Medlin
Appelate
Thomas Ewing Parks
Hofta
Nahsville
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Campbell
Nicholas Tweel
Huntington, W. Va
Allen Dorfman
Ewing King
Nashville Teamsters
One Injured In Blairsville Auto Crash
Blairsville police report a two car crash on Maple Ave injuring Charles H. Yates who was stepping from a stopped car driven by Donald R. Smith. Helen Ferraro rear ended Smith, causing whiplash injury to Yates and $150 damage to each vehicle.事故 occurred near 124 Maple Ave at p.m.
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Maple Ave
Donald R. Smith
MacArthur Sr
Charles H. Yates
Smith Auto
Helen Ferraro
North Morrow St
Yates
Smith
Savings & Trust Okays Dividend At Meet Here
The Savings and Trust Company of Indiana board approved a dividend of 55000 dollars to be paid January 25 1964 to shareholders of record January 18 The dividend rates 5 50 per share on 10000 shares new capitalization The bank also issued a 100 percent stock dividend in 1963 and the cash dividend increases 5000 dollars over January last year.
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the Savings and Trust Company of Indiana
McCloskey to resign as ambassador to Ireland for fund-raising
Washington reports Ambassador Matthew H. McCloskey will resign to help the Democratic Party raise money for the 1964 election campaign. He has submitted his resignation to the White House and will return to Philadelphia to lead fund drives.
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Matthew H. McCloskey
U.S
Ireland
McCloskey
White House
An- Cumberland, Md
Melvin Woo- McCloskey
Pennsylvania
Strategic Air Command
Cumoocratic National Committee
Berland
Democratic National Committee
John F. Kennedy
Westmins ter College student elected Phi Alpha Theta vice president
James George, a junior at Westminster College and son of Mr and Mrs J Herbert George of Black Lick, was elected vice president of the national history honorary Phi Alpha Theta and will serve as president in the second semester.
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Black Lick
James George
Westminster College
Phi Alpha Theta
National History Honorary
George
J. Herbert George
Kennedy Sees Talks On Malaysia During Asia Tour
Attorney General Kennedy 38 brother of the late President John F. Kennedy meets Sukarno amid Malaysia crisis talks. He travels with wife Ethel on a mission for President Johnson, visiting Manila Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur with plans to meet British PM Douglas-Home. He aims to shift talks to diplomacy.
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Malaysia
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Ethel
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Kennedys
South Korea
U.S
Chung Hee Park
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Kuala Lumpur
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Japan
Penna. GOP To Meet In Hershey
The 113 member Republican State Committee will meet in Hershey Jan. 28 to endorse candidates for state wide office in the April 28 primary and select 10 delegates at large to the 1964 GOP National Convention. U S Sen Hugh Scott and Superior Court Judge Robert E Woodside are expected to win re election endorsements. The committee may propose a candidate for Superior Court to succeed Judge Chester H Rhodes who probably will not seek re election. Other 1964 offices include treasurer and auditor general, both Democrats now.
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Harrisburg
Republican State Committee
Hershey
U.S
Hugh Scott
Superior Court
Robert E. Woodside
Craig Truax
Chester H Rhodes
Obituaries for John Hricko and Galentine Galentine
John Hricko 65 of Staford died January 18, 1964 at Indiana Hospital. Friends may call at Bence Funeral Home, Clymer, after 4 p.m. Sunday. A full obituary will appear in Monday's Gazette. Galentine Galentine 45 of 12 Harricon Street Clymer died January 18, 1964 at Indiana Hospital. Survived by mother Ava Jane Scott Galentine and numerous step-siblings. Funeral services were held today at 2 p.m. Rev. Wayne Plyler officiating. Interment Pine Cemetery, Rochester.
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Staveford
Indiana Hospital
Bence
Clymer
Tames I. Scott Galentine
Harricon Street
Ava Jane Scott Galentine
Rex Galentine
Turtle Point
Louis Galentine
Eldred
Joseph
Ruth) Clark
Rochester Millis
Monroe
Mable) Lydick
Cockport
Ben Galentine
Fire fighter hospitalized after basement fire in Black Lick
A Black Lick firefighter, Harry Witmer, was hospitalized after discovering smoke from a basement blaze at a two story building. The fire, caused by discarded clothing and hot ashes near a furnace, forced evacuations of residents including Avalli and his family. Fire Chief C Lee Kunkle led a 20 minute response as acrid smoke required masks and hindered visibility. Damage to wiring was estimated at 50 to 100 dollars with repairs and insurance noted. Fire officials urged safe ash disposal to prevent future fires.
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Harry Witmer
Edward Avalli
C. Lee Kunkle
Grigas
Avalli's Market
Charles Grigas
Chief Kunkle
Ist
Kunkle
Robert F
Kennedy
Ohio
Rea
Panama Crisis Deepens As Student Protests Grow
Nikita backs Panama’s bid to curb U S influence, urging withdrawal of imperialist forces. About 1000 students rallied peacefully in Santa Anna Plaza, demanding a renegotiated canal treaty and recalling diplomats. Chiari pledged support and named a new Panamanian OAS representative. Memorials for four American soldiers and 19 Panamanians were held as riots followed last week’s clashes.
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United States
Panama
Canal Zone
Chiari
Washington
Santa Anna Plaza
Presidential
Organization of American States
Miguel Moreno Jr. Moreno
OAS
Glenn considers Senate bid over millionaire options
Glenn weighed several business paths that could have made him a millionaire but chose the Senate to serve in a body shaping America and the free world. His mother said the Glenns would stay at her New Concord home for a couple of days. Rep Ayres urged Alan Shepard Jr. to run for president, saying he is as qualified as the Ohio candidate.
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Glenn
Senate
America
John H. Glenn
Glenns
New Concord
Columbus
Ohio
William H. Ayres
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Ayres
Shepard
New Hampshire
Indict Store Owner In 31 Deaths
Philadelphia AP report. Max Feinberg, a 46 year old skid row store keeper, charged with involuntary manslaughter for selling Sterno wood alcohol to derelicts. Authorities say he sold unlabelled Sterno and knew buyers used it to drink. Feinberg to surrender for police and face a Sunday hearing.
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Philadelphia
Dist
James C. Crumlish Jr
Max Feinberg
Skid Row
Crumlish
Commonwealth
Feinberg
Connally Kin Enters Politics From Texas Ranching
Floresville Tex AP Wayne W Connally 41 son of Gov John Connally announced Friday his candidacy for state representative in the 58th District Three counties in the district include Wilson and surrounding areas The incumbent Jerry Butler is not expected to seek reelection and a tentative boundary includes six counties in the district
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Floresville
Tex
Texas
John Connally
Wayne W. Connally
Wilson County
Jerry Butler
Toeek
Harrisburg Teen Electrocuted on Boxcar Incident
Jefferson Gibson, 15, of Harrisburg climbed onto a boxcar Friday and was electrocuted after contacting an overhead power line, Pennsylvania Railroad authorities said. His body was found by a yard conductor.
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Harrisburg
Jeffery Gibson
Pennsylvania
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