Berlin Talks By JFK in Hyannis Port
President Kennedy, at Hyannis Port, hosts a second summer meeting with top advisers on Germany and Berlin. Salinger says the talks are routine, not a crisis, with plans for lunch aboard the Marlin and continuation ashore. Khrushchev’s Berlin stance prompts Western unity while keeping doors open for talks. The President will stay through Monday. Mrs. Kennedy and the children are already there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Nantucket Sound
Germany
Berlin
Pierre Salinger
House
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNanwra
Maxwell D. ‘Saylor
Salinger
Khrushchev
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Moson
East Germany
United States
West Berlin
Cape Cod
Caroline
John Jr
Marijuana Patch Found In Pittsburgh River Area
Police hunted a marijuana patch found under the Homestead High Level Bridge along the Monongahela River. The patch was discovered Friday and destroyed. authorities estimated the mature crop could have been worth about $5 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Monongahela River
Homestead High Level Bridge
Newburgh to enforce stricter welfare rules in July
Newburgh city officials move forward with a new set of strict welfare rules to stay solvent, despite opposition. A state court action appears likely after a stormy Albany hearing. Welfare Commissioner O'Donnell criticized rules as illegal and discriminatory against Black residents, while city leaders argue the plan is fiscally necessary. National figures weighed in, with Sen. Goldwater praising the stance as courageous for national survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
N. Y
New York
Albany
State Welfare Board
State Social Welfare Board
John J. O'Donnell
Hudson Valley
Joseph Mitchell
Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Arizona Republican
Lightning Kills Four Recruits at Fort Benning Range
Fort Benning Georgia AP Four Army recruits in basic training died when a bolt struck a tree and ricocheted into about 20 soldiers at a rifle range. Four victims named Melvin C. White Jr James E Whitaker Billy G Case Bolt and Donald Dinardo all died at Martin Army Hospital. Fifteen others hospitalized with non life threatening injuries were flown or transported from the scene. Officers administered first aid as helicopters ferried the severely injured to hospital while dazed soldiers were moved by trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benning
Fort Benning Military Reservation
Martin Army Hospital
Pio
Melvin C. White, Jr
Macos
Gas
James E. Whitaker
New Paltz
N.Y
Billy G. Casebolt
Ford
Two Suggested For Judgeships In Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh report says top state Democratic leaders recommended Louis Rosenberg Safety Director of Pittsburgh and Judge Edward Dumbauld of Fayette County for two vacant U.S. District Court seats in Western Pennsylvania. The Post Gazette states these two names were the only ones submitted to the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Louis Rosenberg
Edward Dumbauld
Faym Étte County
U.S. District Court
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh ‘Post-Gazette
US Justice Department
Discoverer 26 Orbiting Earth on Secret Satellite Mission
Discoverer 26, an Air Force satellite carrying about 300 pounds of secret gear, circles the Earth every 95 minutes from Vandenberg AFB California. The capsule was launched Friday as the 19th successful flight in the Discoverer series. It will eject its parcel within four days and airmen plan recovery near Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Hawaii
Fire kills father and three children in Johnsonburg
A house fire in Johnsonburg Elk County destroys a three room frame bungalow killing Leon Hanes 27 and his son Gary 1 and Elaine three weeks old. Mother Kay Hanes 25 and children June 4 Jessie 2 Eugene 6 are hospitalized in serious condition. Eugene discovered the blaze and alerted his parents. Hanes died rescuing two other children. Firemen said the home burned in minutes with the infant missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsonburg
Elk County
Leon Hanes
Gary
Elaine
Elk General Hospital
Ridgway
Kay Hanes
June
Jessie
Eugene
Hanes
Daily Paper Sales Exceed 60 Million in U S
New York AP report shows daily newspaper sales across the United States rose to 60,283,114 on the year ending March 31. Morning papers gained 2.681 percent, evening dailies 0.17 percent, while Sunday sales fell 0.67 percent due to consolidation and more daytime editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
United States
Iselaudit Bureau of
Auday
Senate Cuts Funds for ISC Field House and Yellow Creek Dam
In Harrisburg the Senate government committee shaved 9.9 million dollars from the 244 million building program, removing Indiana State College field house funding and scrapping Yellow Creek dam and 12 county boating facilities. The action also wiped out projects at Slippery Rock and Clarion State Colleges and shifts 2.75 million away from recreation in the state. The panel approved a separate plan to aid medical care for needy seniors, funding about 13.5 million to assist 65,000 individuals 65 and older with medical bills. Additional items covered school reorganization tweaks, emasculation legislation referral, toy manufacturing regulation, minor pistol ownership bans, and Philadelphia liquor bill defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Indiana State College
Yellow Creek
Senate
House
Indiana
Slippery Rock
Clarion State
Fish Commission
Penn Run
The
Public Health and ‘Welfare Committee
Motorcycle Victim Dies in Homer City Crash
Funeral plans are set for Lester Dies aged 19 of Homer City R D 2 Indiana County. Coroner Russell Gardner says death stemmed from a cerebral hemorrhage and possible skull fracture after a motorcycle accident south of Homer City on Route 119. He died at 1 20 P M yesterday in Indiana Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Dies
Homer City
R.D
Indiana Hospital
Indiana County
Russell
Gardner
Dies
108 Czech Coal Miners Die In Fire
Prague AP reports a fire at the Dolna Sucha Dulka mine in the Ostrava Karvina coalfield killed 108 miners. Rescue teams battled the blaze into the early hours as Czech officials and Communist party representatives arrived at the disaster scene. The mine district accounts for about 80 percent of Czechoslovakia's coal output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolna Sucha
Qstrava
Prague
Carpathian Mountains
Ceteka
Dulka
Ostrava Karvina
Ostrava
Moravian
Czechoslovakia
Czech Communist Party Central Committee
107th Birthday Party Noisy Turned Up By FBI Agents
A Moab Utah man Abel E Aragon 35 shot himself when FBI agents sought to question him about the Connecticut murder and kidnapping case. Denise Sullivan 15 was reported dead. Denise's mother Jeanette Sullivan 41 shot to death on a desert road. Sheriff Stocks said a gun was used and a rifle tied to the suspect's car not found. Arrests and backtracking continue as authorities seek the missing girl. In Pittsburgh area Denise’s 17th birthday party finds red sneakers at hospital. Mrs Marion Erbe 107 celebrated with daughter Ann McCurdy 75 present. doctors report excellent health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moab
Utah
FBI
Connecticut
Abel E. Aragon
Price
Iwell
Dennis Sullivan
Rockville
Conn
John Stocks
Denise
Jeanette Sullivan
Herber Clegg
Aragon
Albert Passie
Carron County
Guam Dures
Clegg
Boothroyd
Pittsburgh
Marion Erbe
Colorado
Alsal
Ann McCurdy
Tarentum
Erbe
Sons of
Italy
Cellent Health
Melodaires
Scotland
Professional Groups Mobilize for $250000 Indiana Drive Campaign
Dentists physicians and lawyers present slates to Campaign General Vice Chairs B Leonard Brody and Marcus Drye as they organize solicitations for the Indiana County Development Corporation. The Advance Gifts Division reports $145 456 or 38 2 percent of the goal with drives in many firms via payroll deduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Development Corporation
B. Leonard Brody
Marcus Drye
Donald K. Yourd
D. S
Joseph W. Gatti
Rustic Lodge
R. Hastie Ray
Brody
Drye
Brody and Drye
Pilin
Indiana
Indiana County
Camp trip ends in deadly encounter with stranger
Denise Boothroyd and Denise Sullivan accompanied by a family member were returning from a vacation reward trip when a dark skinned man at a desert tourist stop flagged their car. He demanded money, Boothroyd dropped $250, and the assailant shot Boothroyd. Denise fled but was pursued, left behind the cash, and was abducted by the gunman who drove away with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Denise
Christemas Boothroyd
Utah
Wyoming
Rockeville High School
Desa
Here
Boothroyd
Samy
Weather and Dance Night Ads Across Town
Clear and cool tonight with a sunny Sunday forecast. Read ads for Club Savy Melodaires and Creation Club dances plus Homer City Jet Tones and Sears Party Tonight. Satrix St Anthonys Church and Clymer Pieme host July 9 events. public invite at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance Sunday Creation Club
Homer City
Jet Tones
St. Anthonys Church
Clymer Pieme
Sitas
Also Mentioned on This Page
JFK
Pgh
Andy Konovalchik
Marblehead
Donald Dinardi
Self
Discoverer
Earth
ISC Fld
Judiciary General Committee
Philadelphia
Tsrael Stiefel
Stiefel
Rasteat
Warsha
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Rma Nia
Gatti
T. W. Kredel
John H. Lapsley
Henry Mitchell
Edwin M. Clark
Judge Clark
Thomas S. Barber
Murray Buterbaugh
Robert C. Earley
John S. Fisher
Lewis M. Jack
Joseph N. Mack
Gilbert S. Parnell
Joseph W. Serene
Club Savy
Sears
Ad Pg
Satrix
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!