Indiana County United Fund sets 1964 fall campaign goal
The Indiana County United Fund establishes a 1964 fall campaign goal of 172 535 reflecting a 2.1 percent increase over 1963. President Daniel Reiber announced after a board meeting, with allocations led by D G Black and William Myers and Frank Miklavic reviewing 17 member agency budgets for 15 weeks. The fund supports United Cerebral Palsy the Blind Salvation Army Red Cross Arthritis Scouts Y M C A and other local agencies serving thousands each year.
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Indiana
United Fund
Indiana County
Reiber
U. F
Jo B
Indiana County United Fund
United Cerebral Palsy
Association For the Blind, Salvation Army
Indiana Corps
American Red Cross
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Admiral Peary Council Boy Scouts
William Penn Council Boy Scouts
Talus Rock
Indiana County Catholic Charities
Indiana County Guidance Center
Indiana Hospital
Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania
Indiana County Humane Society
Revised Appalachia Plan Advances Amid GOP Charges
Washington AP Republicans accuse the House Public Works subcommittee of railroading a $1.08 billion Appalachia program toward House passage under White House influence. The panel completed Finishing touches on aid for West Virginia and 10 other states, including South Carolina, amid party line votes and charges of vote buying.
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Washington
House Public Works
Johnson
Appalachia
House
White House
West Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
William C. Cramer
R. Fla
Cramer
Sheppard Remains Free in High Profile Murder Case
Dr Samuel H Sheppard has kept his freedom after a 6th Circuit panel upheld his $10 000 bond and release pending review of a district court order The former convict awaits further action while heading to his Cleveland home with his wife Attorney F Lee Bailey predicted the case may never be retried in court and noted the next action could come only after October.
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Akron, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Sam
Cleveland
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Marilyn
Ohio
U.S. Dist
Carl Weinman
Dayton
Auto Inspection Deadline Near Pennsylvanian motorists urged to meet July 31
Harrisburg AP report says the State Traffic Safety Bureau reminds motorists the July 31 deadline ends the semi-annual vehicle inspection period. Commissioner Harry H. Brainerd stated there is no plan to extend the period beyond the deadline.
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Harrisburg
State Traffic Safety Bureau
Pennsylvania
Harry H. Brainerd
Syntron expands in Homer City with phase one plan
Syntron Company approves first phase of a Homer City expansion expected to release 20 000 to 30 000 square feet for production and add up to 200 jobs. Construction begins immediately on a new two story office building near Cooper Avenue with air conditioning and modern design. The project aims to support existing firms and attract new plants per the Indiana County Chamber of Commerce.
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Homer City
Syntron Company
Syntron
Mr. Brubaker
Link Bell Company
Brubaker
Indiana County
Hartman
Indiana County Chamber of Commerce
Cooper Avenue
Million Dollar Monte Carlo Gem Theft Shocks City
Four masked men robbed a Monte Carlo jewelry shop, shot a policeman and another man, and escaped with more than a million dollars in jewels. Onlookers watched from hotels as the truck used in the heist sped away. police pursued and the injured officer was left at the scene. The raid marks the fourth jewelry shop robbery in ten years with owners reporting losses totaling 2.45 million across incidents.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Henri Natali
Natali
Antoine Ferrario
Rights Appeal Planned
Atlanta proprietors Lester Maddox and Moreton Rolleston Jr. plan Supreme Court appeals after a three judge federal panel upheld civil rights act provisions on public accommodations. The injunctions delaying enforcement to Aug. 11 spark swift cross country responses and quick lawsuits challenging Congress authority.
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Atlanta, Ga
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lester Maddox
Pickrick
Moreton Rolleston Jr
Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp
Rolleston
Johnson
Maddox
Justice Department
Elbert P. Tuttle
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lewis R. Morgan
Frank A. Hooper
Brooklyn Racial Unrest Flares Across City Night
Four Negroes shot by police amid fifth straight night of racial violence in Brooklyn. Bedford-Stuyvesant sees 145 looted stores as crowds clash with steel-helmeted police. Harlem stays quiet. Seventy six arrests in Brooklyn include felonious assault and looting charges. Mayor Wagner pledges peace and new steps to curb violence.
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Brooklyn
New York
Percell Marshall
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Bedford
Stuyvesant
Manhattan
Harlem
Robert F. Wagner
Law and Order
Deaths and Obituaries Page Note
Obituary notices list Mrs. Wilda Woomer Getz of Tyrone and Barton Harwick, aged 78, of Valier, with brief death notices reflecting local memorials and affected communities.
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Getz
Wilda Woomer
Tyrone
Harwick
Barton
Road Closure Near Route 422 For Safety
Motorists along Ben Franklin Road north from Route 422 face a half mile section closed until further notice. Traffic should detour via College Lodge Road and Mary Ann Hill. The trenchs adjacent to the roadway are at risk due to sewer construction and traffic vibration.
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Ben Franklin Road
College Lodge Road
Mary Ann Hill
Conditions Generally Good Keeping Fingers Crossed On Rain
Pennsylvania officials hope to avoid the droughts that hit 1962 and 1963 as heavy spring rains improve soil moisture. Only seven northeastern counties sought federal relief this summer, far fewer than past years. Meteorologist Clayton Rock said there is no current drought.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Clayton Rock
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lost dog Ginger returns to Knoxville family in Port Clinton
Ginger a stray mongrel spent a month in marshes near Port Clinton waiting for the Elkans family from Knoxville Tennessee to reclaim her. After diversions and close calls the reunion occurred when Barry Elkans whistled and Ginger ran to him, ending the long separation.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
Ginger
Marsh
Harry Elkans
Knoxville
Tenn
Paul Cook
Elkans
Sand Road
Port Clinton Daly
Barry
Weather Today and Friday Forecast
The day and Friday will be fair and hot with humid air and scattered thunderstorms in the late afternoon and evening. Some storms may bring heavy rain or frequent lightning. Highs around 86, lows tonight 64 to 70.
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NEW Shrine
Carlyle Brock
Erie
Full Public Works Committee
T. F. Brubaker
B. K. Hartman
Osvaldo Corticos
Cuba
Regino Boti
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Europe
State Health Department
Dog
Own
Dairette
Union 488
UMWA
Rocky Glenn
Phila
Dean
Phila. St
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