New Castle Couple Reaches Fifty Years After Delayed Wed
In New Castle Pennsylvania Harry Moore and Mae Heasley Pump married fifty years after their original plan. The couple, who met as teens at Kings Chapel Methodist Church, rekindled their romance after Mae's husband died. The ceremony occurred near New Castle with Rev Delbert Jolly officiating and about 40 guests present. They plan a honeymoon in California before settling in Mobile Alabama.
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New Castle
Harry Moore
Mae
Harry
Moore
Mae Heasley Pump
Mobile
Ala
Old Kings Chapel Methodist Church
Pennsylvania
Pulaski
New Kings Chapel
Delbert Jolly
Harry L. Moore
Wesley
West Middlesex
California
Kennedy Eyes Tax Cuts and European Union Link
President Kennedy defends a tax cut plan amid calls for modernization credits and anti depression authority while pressing Congress on economic legislation. He envisions a broader U S European union and warns against a rich man s club. He notes business support for Democrats despite party non alignment with business interests. He cites corporation and sales taxes as revenue sources and highlights Texas led in drive in theaters.
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US Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cig
Europe
Kennedy
United States
North
Democratic Party
Party of Business
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Congress
American Medical Association
State Ends Fiscal Year In Surplus
State officials report a surplus from two main revenue sources the corporate net income tax and the sales tax. The surplus is tied to the 1962 gubernatorial campaign with Democrats touting fiscal responsibility. A 1959 tax study committee helped shape plans to raise revenue and reduce debt. Key figures include Lawrence Kurtzman Baldwin Robin Kennedy McDonald Symes Boyer Fryling and Anderson. Hospitals, welfare, and school appropriations were among lapsed funds contributing to the year’s results.
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Caue
Lawrence
David Kurtzman
David Baldwin
John P. Robin
Robin
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Joseph 5S. Martin
Altoona
Pennsylvania League of Cities
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
James IM. Symes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harry Boyer
Afl-Cio
Richard Fryling
Erie
State Chamber of Commerce
Frank W. Anderson
Wilkes- Barre
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Department of Public Welfare
Kurtzman
Baldwin
Baldwin lapses not from general school subsidies
At end of May state revenues lagged 10.26 million behind estimates. In June the gap closed with a 3.7 million overrun, driven by an AT&T settlement, a 3 million rise in inheritance taxes, and higher payments to state institutions. Non tax revenue rose 3.2 million mainly from bills collected.
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Baldwin
At&t
Kurtzman
Medicare Social Security Clash Stirs Indiana County Meet
Dr Daniel H Bee pressed for aged care tied to social security but run locally with physician input at a meeting of Indiana County Farmers Associations at J S Mack Community Center. He opposed the King Anderson plan, urging local funding and payment methods while Kerr Mills law cited as enabling aid. Alvin Taylor Leona Potter and Sidney Blair also spoke on welfare roles.
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Daniel H. Bee
Pennsidents
Sylvania Medical Society
Bee
King Anderson
Congress
State Medical Society
Kerr- Mills
Pennsylvania
Alvin Taylor
Leona Potter
Indiana County
Sidney Blair
Shooting Erupts In Oran As Political Rift Widens
Arab League secretary general offers mediation and readiness to travel to Algiers to meet Ben Khedda. Ben Bella rejects Ben Khedda’s cooperation stance with France and Europe but argues the root is Ben Khedda’s weekend dismissal of three senior nationalist commanders. Half of Algeria’s military zones back Ben Bella. Moroccan-based nationalist army commanders refuse Ben Khedda’s authority and reject the dismissals.
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Arab League
League
Algiers
Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
France
Algeria
Morocco
Gastonia
N.C
Paul Eugene Ramey
White Township
Eugene
Ben Kheddade
Indiana
Clymer
Water Co
Oran
Mostem
Water emergency in Indiana Borough prompts by pass plan
White Township supervisors urge residents to limit water use to drinking and sanitation as a hillside shifts threaten a 12 inch line from Two Lick Creek to the reservoir. A bypass pipe is planned to relieve the crisis while officials race to secure materials and complete work, with by later estimates a few days for completion.
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Clymer Water Service Company
Indiana
Gazette
Sipos
Mr. Bortz
Two Lick Creek
W. J. Williams
Churchill Improves After Fractured Leg Illness
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill recuperating from a fractured leg and tiring day with no undue alarm. Doctors said his pulse irregularity was not serious and he remained comfortable. He enjoyed brandy and soda and a cigar before lunch.
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London
Winston
Femgeckil
Britain
Faulkner Dies After Long Career Of Yoknapatawpha Works
Author William Faulkner, creator of Yoknapatawpha County tales, died with wife Estelle and sister Dorothy Oldham by his side. His latest novel The Reivers drew attention and was Book of the Month Club July selection, though many critics viewed it as lighter than his typical work. Faulkner, known for sparing interviews, once quipped about choosing life differently, while Sanctuary remained his most controversial bestseller.
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Yoknapattawpha County
Estelle
Dorothy Oldham
Faulkner
Paul D. Summers Jr
Charlottesville
Hit
Yoknapatawpha County
Miss
Oxford
New Orleans
William Faulkner
Billy
Youths Spanked in Whiting Beach Punishment Case
In Whiting Indiana three youths were spanked in court as part of unusual penalties for drinking beer and brandy at Whiting Beach on June 18. The judge ordered 15 strokes each, haircuts, beach cleanup duties, and study tasks alongside jail time and fines for one offender. The spectacle drew about 230 onlookers. Additional youths received similar sentences the prior week.
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James Hunt
Daniel M. Cardona
Whiting Beach
Obermiller
Cardona
Richard A. Warzyniak
Edward M. Baran
Obituary notices from Indiana area July 1962 deaths
Obituaries list multiple Indiana area residents including Hart B. Daugherty born May 7 1680 in Indiana and died July 4 1982. Also Russell W. Custer Sr 88 of Indiana and James A. Sloan of Blairsville among others, with funeral details and burial plans. The notices note community roles in churches clubs and Boy Scouts.
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Hart B. Daugherty
Indiana
Mr. Daugherty
William
Martha Virginia Sansom Daugherty
Blanche St. Clair
Lehigh University
Phi Delta Theta
Pittsburgh
Daugherty
Western Pennsylvania Lumberman‘s Association
Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Calvary United Presbyterian Church
Indiana Lodge 313
Lodge 931
Benevolent Protective Order of
Etks
Indiana Rotary Club
Indiana Country Club
William Penn Council
Boy Scouts of America
North Ninth Street
Russell W. Custer SR
Indiana R. D
Indiana Hospital
Rayne Township
Indiana County
Jacob
Lucy Rodney Custer
Bence and Bence
Clymer
J. L. Kelly
Ruffner Cemetery
James A. Sloan
Blairsville
R.D
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
William A
Julia Sloan
Westinghouse
Simon and Jude
South Walnut Street
SS Simon and Jude R.C
SS Simon and Jude
NYC swindle tale of $100000 tied to safety box
In New York City two New Jersey businessmen Schermond of Hasbrouck Heights and Haag of Upper Saddle River faced police and FBI scrutiny over a missing $100,000 from a Brooklyn safety deposit box. A third man proposed a Mexican gold deal, staking the funds to cover expenses. the box was found empty with two keys not matching the owners. Police noted entry may have occurred in the Chemical Bank vault while investigators seek the third party.
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New York
New Jersey
Brooklyn
FBI
Fred Schermond
Hasbrouck Heights
N.J
Charles Haag
Upper Sad ‘Dle River
Nedicks
Schermond
Jersey City
Mexico
Switzerland
42Nd St
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co
Buenos Aires
Cesar Arias
Labor Court
First National City Bank
Shermond
Dario
R. M. Campagnoli
Herbox
Argentina
Haag
Switz
Treasury
Lerland
F Lout
Chemical Bank
Brook' Slym Bank
Nevada
Airmo ‘Tive Corp
McCarran Field
Las ‘Vegas
Ney
Veterans Aged 42.5 on 1961 Average in Britannica Book
On June 30 1961 U S war veterans averaged 42.5 years of age, according to the 1962 Britannica Book of the Year.
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U.S
Surveyor bows out of mix up over county line
Pittsburgh AP report says Allegheny County Surveyor Hiram Milton will not resolve the undefined 1934 boundary between Allegheny and Butler counties. He calls himself a fence viewer and notes his job does not cover boundary work, explaining he ran for office to fill a vacancy and pursue politics. A Sarver resident complained about dual tax bills as officials admitted uncertainty about the line.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Hiram Milton
Allegheny-Butler
Milton
Jas
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Gaston County Heart Association
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Churchill
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Margaret Oaks
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William D. Northover
N. 9Th Street
Lake Placid
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Sara Elizabeth Potts Philipsburg
Richardson
Church Street
Calvary U.P
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Young Women’s Club
Robinson & Lytle’s
Merle Porter
Oakland Cemetery
Order of the Eastern Star
Rochester Mills
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Shelocta
Willliam S. Merwin
Curry Run Presbyterian Church
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