Testifies At Probe Hearings On Fay Pension Deal
Fay testified before a committee about profits from a Newark Local 825 building sale and his $12,600 annual pension from the union. He claimed a one third stake in Fleming Ave. Corp.. investigators noted most car sales tied to unions. Parole officials said he must divest real estate and that the pension was approved by union members.
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New York
Frank Hogan
Fay
Newark
Fleming Ave. Corp
Union
Albany
N.Y
DeCozen East Orange Co
Robert J. Cosini
Abner
Longie) Zwillman
Kennedy
Local 825
Bodies Found After Guard Called Out For Missing Pair
National Guards were called to Meyer's home to collect Starkweather's car found abandoned. Searchers traced to an abandoned school site where two bodies were discovered in a storm cellar. The fugitive pair vanished Monday, before Marion Bartlett 57 Velda 37 Cari Fugate's mother and Betty Jean Bartlett three were found.
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Meyer
Starkweather
Bennet High School
Marion Bartlett
Velda
Cari] Fugate
Bartlett
Betty Jean
Stan Musial Gets Boost In Contract
ST. LOUIS Stan Musial, already the NL's highest paid, signed with the St. Louis Cardinals and received a raise of about $20,000, lifting his 1958 salary to nearly $100,000. Since 1952 his salary had been $80,000 per season, making him the second highest paid active player and three time National League MVP.
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ST. Louis
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Study Group Urges Expanded School Work Standards
A study group led by Dr Boehm endorsed actions to cut study periods and extend the day to house more basics like science and English. They urged limiting course choices, making general science mandatory, more homework, raised English requirements, and teacher training in English instruction. Pennsylvania educators and legislators urged frank discussion, with open ground rules and input from all sectors. Senator Wagner and Hazleton educator leaders weighed in on early science and math emphasis guiding future high school streaming.
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Boehm
Eevania
Phatlelgents
FCC Chief Defends Independence Before House Panel
Washington DC Chairman John C. Doerfer of the FCC testified that the agency remains independent of the executive branch while a House committee examined six federal regulators for compliance with Congress intent. He disputed a staff memo alleging improper broadcast industry favors and described negotiations over airwave use among government and other users. Commissioner Craven, liaison to the Office of Defense Mobilization, faced questions on possible dictates from the secretary of defense regarding frequency allocation.
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Washington
John C. Doerfer
Federal Communications Commission
House
Congress
Doerfer
FCC
Moulder
D-Mo
Special Inquiry Group
T. A. M. Craven
Office of Defense Mobilization
Mack
Craven
Secretary of Defense
Leaders In House OK Disability Bill
House leaders reportedly agreed on a bill to let the vice president act as president if the chief executive is disabled. A presidential inability commission would decide, with eight members including the vice president, House speaker, Senate president pro tempore, and top party leaders. The measure avoids constitutional amendment and has backing from both parties.
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Washington
Hon Voring
House of Representatives
Senate
Commission
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Leadars
Transition Unification Plan For Egypt And Syria Pledged
Damascus reports sources say a unified Arab State of Egypt and Syria will be proclaimed this weekend with a transitional regime to merge the two nations. Syrian Premier Sabri Assali to convene cabinet for unity date as Cairo hosts the ceremony.
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Damascus
Syria
Egypt
Sabri Assali
Cairo
Shukri Kuwaily
Missionary Speaker Planned at Hillsdale Church
Rev. Frank M Yarnal announces Rev. James W. Long as missionary speaker on Thursday evening January 30 at the Hillsdale Assembly of God. Long, awaiting mission board approval, travels Pennsylvania and nearby states to promote missions and plans to sail soon for Calcutta India to serve at the Calcutta Revival Centre. He and Mrs. Long will lead music and ministry at 7 30 p.m. The Hillsdale church, temporarily on Route 80, invites the public to attend.
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Hillsdale
Frank M Yarnal
Assembly of God
James W. Long
Long
Assembly of God Foreign Mission Board
Pennsylvania
Calcutta
India
Barnesboro
Frank Yarnal
Increased Authority Debated Over Army Navy and Air Force Roles
McElroy said Joint Chiefs of Staff are handling planning well for short and long term emergencies. Congress doubts a single command but seeks flexibility in assigning Army Navy and Air Force roles. Sen Knowland suggests Congress may see separate reorganizations instead of one plan. Senate Armed Services Committee backed preliminary defense funds including 670 million for semiautomatic ground environment and 189 million for ballistic missile detection systems.
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McElroy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Army
Navy
Air Force
Sen
Knowland
Calif
White House
Eisenhower
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Strategic Air Command
Bae
Borrowing Done In Covington Police Help Child Buy Bike
An 81 year old youngster cited for borrowing unattended bicycles. police learned the family could not afford a bike so they bought a used bicycle for him. He promised not to borrow more bikes. Baston a human skull is composed of 22 bones of varying shapes and sizes.
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Covington
Poy
Study to price State Farm Show Arena sports rentals
Harrisburg officials led by Deputy Agriculture Secretary Lee A Bull and Agriculture Secretary William L Henning began a three member committee study to determine operating costs for renting the State Farm Show Arena. They said a final price will depend on many unknown factors and must be approved by the General State Authority.
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Harrisburg
State Farm Show
Agriculture
Ssecretary
Lee A. Bull
Bull
William L. Henning
Farm Show Commission
Large Suit Entered Here Large Suit Entered Here
Obituaries cover MICHAEL KOSIC 69 Blairsville with funeral plans, family survivors, and church ties. Other notices list MRS MINNIE MUTH Troutville death with survivors, service details, and burial. a civil suit for 125000 filed in Indiana County over a fatal crash near Shelocta. several obituaries including JOHN K. KING, ANGELO LUSSARDI, GRACE MAY CLAWSON, and ALMA McCREA EVANS with service arrangements and family details. additional deaths and arrangements across Indiana County with church and cemetery details.
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Michael Kosic
First Avenue
Blairsville
Pribic
Yugoslavia
George Kosice
Simon and Jude Church
Coralion Fraternal Union Lodge
Latrobe Foundry
Julia Yumhor Kosic
Barbara Mosco
Anna Yelinic
Blairsvile
Hallow Funeral Home
S.S. Simon and Jude
Church
Minnie Muth
Troutville
Brady Township
Frederick
Matilda
Conrad) Marshall
Harvey Muth
The
Reformed Church
Muth
P.A. Flory
Akron
Ohio
Kenneth
Indiana
William Mowrey
Big Run
William Boyer
Troutville Reformed Church
Earth tremor rattles Paducah and region
An earth tremor was reported in Paducah Kentucky and nearby parts of Kentucky southern Illinois and eastern Missouri last night. No injuries or damage details were provided. Authorities cautioned residents to remain calm as seismic reports were being reviewed.
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Paducah
Kentucky
Illinois
Missouri
Accident damages total seven hundred in Indiana Borough
An estimated 700 damage occurred yesterday afternoon when three cars collided at the School Street West Avenue intersection in Indiana Borough. Charles Kuntz, 36, of Big Run, failed to stop, causing Thomas F. Risher Jr., 20, of Ford City to swerve and strike a parked car owned by Aretha and Thomas H. Mikesell. Risher’s car sustained 400 damage, the parked car 300. Williams College has awarded 380000 in scholarships to 103 students over the last 15 years.
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School ‘Street
West Avenue
Indiana
Charles Kuntz
Big Run
School Street
Thomas F. Risher, Jr
Ford City
Kantz
Aretha F
Thomas’h. Mikesell
Indiana RD
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Paintiff
Elmer Sarver
North Apollo
Norman
L. King
Valley
Gertarde Kel
Los Angeles
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Shelocta Child
John K. King
South Side Hospital
Youngstown
Willer
Mongehela
Angelo Lussardi
Philadelphia Street
Sutila Funeral Home
Wayne Ave
Grace May Clawson
Sharon
Sharon Ing. General Hospital
Center Township
Sutila
William $. Merwin
Oakland Cemetery
Alma McCrea Evans
Clair 5. Evans
Brush Valley Township
Edward Hodgson
Marshall Heights
Black Lick
Dravesburg
John
Sara
Ctham) Hodgson
Presberian Church
Glassport
Indiana County
Albert P
Blanche Stewart McCrea
Brush Valley Methodist Church
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W.5.c.s
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Darrell A
J. Harold
Ambler
Haresby
Vesta) Sutton
Brush Valley
Wilbur
Blanche) Wetzel
Center Square
Robert McCrea
Home City
Lynn Wetzel
Alex Dick
Clair Hoover
Penn Run
Ralph Evans
Heene Sutton
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Williams College
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