Davey Sends 2 Aides To Legislature
Harrisburg report on Gov. Lawrence's tax program with a 473.9 million gasoline tax boost. Senate leaders debate speed and strategy, while Republicans stall preliminary approval to delay final action. The measure would fund road construction and boost borrowing for the Highway Authority as hearings begin on the governor's tax proposals.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Lawrence
Sen
Charles R. Weiner
James S. Berger
GOP
Finance Committee
Confair
R-Lycoming
New Orleans
House
Senate Appropriations
Park H. Martin
Martin
State Highway and Bridge Authority
Robert D. Fleming
Allegheny
Weiner
Fleming
Stanley Stroup
R-Bedlford
Florida governor mixed up during refugee briefing in Miami
An Eisenhower aide at a Cuban refugee discussion in Miami introduced Florida officials to a governor named Farris Bryant, sparking a quick correction about California. The scene highlighted tensions in refugee policy as officials gathered to discuss the issue.
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Miami. Fla
Eisenhower
Flonaa
Farris Bryant
California
Tracy Vorheers
Bryant
Calif
Florida
Largest iron ore sintering plant opens at Aliquippa
The world's largest iron ore sintering plant begins production at Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp in Aliquippa Pennsylvania. The 10 story unit can produce 225000 net tons monthly by fusing ore particles into balls to improve blast furnace charges. Cost of the facility was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Aliquippa
Kennedy address sparks bipartisan clash on his big program
Republican leader Morton assails Kennedy as cynical yet cautious while Democratic leaders pledge swift passage of the presidents aid and defense plans. Senate figures split over education welfare housing and military buildup amid party divides and regional opposition.
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Morton
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Capitol Hill
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
America
Lyndon B. Johnson
Strom Thurmond
D-5.c
A. Willis Robertson
Dva
Senate Banking Committee
Housing and Urban Affairs Department
Richard B. Russel
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
To Protect Game From Frigid Winter Weather
Harrisburg AP reports the State Game Commission plans a feeding program as heavy snow and low temperatures threaten wildlife. Executive Director Golden says field crews will mobilize to bring food to forests, targeting deer, wild turkey, pheasant, and quail with heat and proper drainage considerations.
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Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Golden
New Guggenheim Director to Lead Europe Art Tour
Thomas M Messer, named director of the Guggenheim Museum, will travel to Europe to explore Kandinsky show possibilities. The Boston and New York arts veteran, born in Czechoslovakia, will expand the museum’s program with lectures, symposia, and educational outreach while seeking contemporary art of quality.
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Fy Miles A. Smith
Associated Press
New York
Thomas M. Messer
Czechoslovakia
Boston University
France
U.S. Army
Harvard
Roswell
N.M
American Federation of Arts
Institute of Contemporary Arts
Boston
Messer
Europe
Kandinsky
Guggenheim Museum
Arnason
Recife Quest For Freedom Of Santa Maria Passengers
The Santa Maria with 70 aboard and a Brazilian port dispute near Recife. US destroyers Damato Gearing and others circled, aiming to arrange passenger release and safe transfer while Brazil’s political transition unfolds. Galvan appeals to Guanabara’s Lacerda as Navy plans potential asylum.
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Recife
U. S
Damato
Wilson
Vogel
Resang
Santa Maria
Galvao
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
Brasilia
Brazil
Ania Quadivos
Juscelino Kubitschek
Portuguese Colonial Navigation’ Co
Galvan
Lacerda
Portugal
Vera Cruz
Conviction in Liquor Case Near Harrisville
PITTSBURGH AP Frank DeBonis 63 of Mercer R D 7 was convicted by a U S District Court jury on making illegal liquor on a farm near Harrisville Two men arrested with DeBonis Manfredi 57 and his son Leroy 23 of Dinteyville pleaded guilty to the charges Mon
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Pittsburgh (Ap
Frank DeBonis
Mercer R. D
U. S
Harrisville
DeBonis
Doe Manfredi
Leroy
Dinteyville
Officials plan boarding Santa Maria for visit by mixed party
The party would include Smith and an aide with two other officers plus a US Embassy attache and Brazilian naval Cmdr. Dias Fernandes and Guaderrama. About 50 newsmen aboard the Gearing sought to board but were limited to a first class salon. A Portuguese radio correspondent named Artur Agosting was deemed unworthy aboard the Gearing for calling Galvao’s followers killers in a Rio broadcast.
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Santa Maria
Smith
U. S
Brazil
Cmadr
Charles Rainey
Cmdr
Dias Fernades
3Rd Naval District
Guaderrama
Italians Await San Remo Top Singer Vote
Italians face six anxious days to learn whether Milva or Mina will be crowned country’s top pop singer at the San Remo festival. Milva and Mina lead with new songs and techniques, including Mina’s finger singing on Mille Mille Belle Blu. Ballots counted near Monday as fans await the verdict.
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James M. Long Romf
Ashtringer
Milva
Mina
San Rio
Joey Seater
Minag
Mina Mizzini
San Remo
Edith Piaf
Little Tony
Ttafians
Comertan
Renate Rascel
Moduano
Mass Transit Strike Shuts Down Boston MTA
Public charges and downtown parking bans clogged roads by 9 a.m. Blackouts hit main arteries as the MTA faced a second mass transportation shutdown in five months. Merchants urged emergency action while officials blamed the union leaders for the walkout and cited prior threats without a planned plot.
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MTA
Boston
Two Whites In Boycotted School Today
In New Orleans, an 8-year-old white boy joined his brother at integrated McDonogh No. 19 School, extending a segre gation boycott. U S deputy marshals escorted the Thompson brothers to class as 25 onlookers watched. nearby, women pickets carried anti integration placards at Walgreens.
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New Orleans
McDonagh
Walgreen Drug
Walgreens
Michael Thompson
Gregory
U.S
Thompson
McDonogh
John N. Thompson
Obituaries for Carnahan Flook Durand Reed in Indiana area
Obituaries list Charles Lero y Carnahan wife Gertrude Flook died late January 1960 in George Indiana County and January 29 1961 in Indiana Hospital. Also noted are Rev Seal Clark dairy Durand Sr James Reed with service plans and many survivors including spouses children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services set at Hill Funeral Home Robinson Funeral Home and Robinson-Lytle's with interments in Plum Creek Unity Grove Chapel Edgewood Cemetery and Iselin Union Cemetery.
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Charles Leroy Carnahan
Gertrude
Flook
George
William D
Indiana Hospital
Ernest
Roseanna Rogers Flook
Shaw
Phils
Charlotte
N.C
Wagipsburg
United Presby
Tenian
Nevin
Margaret
Burns Carnahan
Charles E
Falls Church
Virginia
David Kenney
George Cummins
Willet
Hill Funeral Home
Church Street
J. K. Boston
Plum Creek United Presbyterian Cemetery
David Daniel Durand
Iselin
Aus Linburg
Ohio
August
Mary Philips Durand
Clearfield
Somerset Counties
Free’ Gospel Church of
Salisburg
USM
McIntyre
Josephine Pitchford Durand
David D. Jr
Pittsburgh
Francis
Clifford
Carl
Apollo RD
Lester
Johnstown
Oscar
Naomi
Bruening
Stoyestown
Josephine Mayes
Greenville
Nate
Mildred) Bolde
Fred
Minerva
Marian) Schirato
John
Creighton
Verna Warrick
Madera
Seward
Coder
Mapleton Depot
Robinson Funeral Home
Saltsbury
George E. Rugh
Carl Johnston
Iselin Union Cemetery
Conemaugh, Pa
George McFeeley
Indiana
Archie
Raymond George
Indiana R.D
M.T
Gladys) Alexander
Creekside
Thelma Larson
Creeksside
George Flook
Conemaugh
Robinson - Lytle's
Leonard H. Pearsson
Grove Chapel
James Reed, SR
Saltsburg
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
South Fork
Douglas and
Mary Shannon Reed
Nanty Gla
Mooween
UMW
Laval
Tunnelton
Loretta McGough Reed
Joseph
James, Jr
William
Anna Reed
Pittsburch
Sara Craft
Elizabeth Blasin
Clarksburg
Mary Carr
Shirley
Loretta
Donna
Nora
Patrick
Wiliam
Gary
Henry Shilling
Pearl Forward
Muskegon
Michigan
Rebecca Robinson
Robinson Feneral
Max E. Ware
Edgewood Cemetery
Air Force Launch Studies Upper Air From Eglin Range
An Aerobee 30 research rocket 100 miles high was fired at Eglin Air Force Base Florida in a Monday test. The two stage 1 500 pound rocket carried instruments to sample upper air elements and relay data to ground stations along the Eglin Gulf test range for man in space program research.
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Eglin Air Force
Basf, Fla
Air Force
Eglin Gulf Test Range
Chimp Boosts Space Drive with Redstone Launch
A 60 foot Redstone rocket blasted at 1153 a.m. carrying a chimp aboard a capsule. The craft reached about 35 miles altitude in roughly 140 seconds as recovery ships waited in the Atlantic near Grand Bahama Island.
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Atlantic Ocean
Grand Bahama Island
Cape
Soviets Get OK To Check Ship
London AP report states permission granted to proceed with ship inspections after a delay. The crew of 20 aboard the vessel from the Soviet side will perform divers’ tasks to assess damage and safety. The article mentions a storm three days earlier near the Shetland Islands and a curious reference to an unusual animal called the wombat, described as Australasian and bearing resemblance to a bear and a rodent.
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London
Ats
yShetland Uslands
Spaak Quits NATO Post For Politics
Spaak resigns as NATO secretary general to return to Belgian politics. The move follows party splits, shifting alliances, and Spaak’s dissatisfaction with NATO actions notably after the Congo crisis. Possible successors include Dirk Stikker and Halvard Lange, with preferences for a smaller power representative.
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Reteaium
Spaak
Balsinn
Neere
Belsism
North Atlantic Alliance
Dirk Stikker
Foren
Halvard Lange
Koreian
Lester Pearse
Canada
United States
Wd Bretany
Park
NATO
Tle
Onlt United
Belgium
Congo
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JFK
Wassily Kandinsky
SAM Locos
James Johnson Sweeney
Houston Museum of Art
Sweeney
Fifth Avenue
Frank Lloyd Wright
Guggenheim
H. H
Foir Art Administration
Haymarket Square
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Lisbon
Rio de Janeiro
Lison
Salvador
Smith-Galvao
Navy
Ernest $. Guaderrama
Gearing
Legal Liquor
The
Retail Trade Board
Thomas J. McLernon
Atty
David Zimring
Chicago
Zimring
Joseph P. Fahey
Fahey
Seal
Clark
Thomas H. McClure
N. Walnut Street
Blairsville
United Presbyterian Church
Ferguson and Son Funeral Home
Redstone
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