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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1957

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U N Units Move Into Gaza Strip With Drawdown

Amid protests and embassy warnings, U N Emergency Force poised to enter the Gaza Strip as Israel plans staged withdrawals from Rafa Khan Yunis and Gaza city. Ben Gurion seeks parliamentary support while rebels stage demonstrations in Jerusalem. Talks with U N command and US assurances influence the withdrawal timeline and political maneuvering.

Ben- Gurion el ‘Arish Sinai Gaza Jerusalem Washington Ben-Gurion Sde Boker Negeb Gaza Strip U. N Sinai Peninsula Sharmee Sheikh Aqaba Gulf Rafa Khan Yunis Knesset Tel Aviv UNEF Strip Sharm el Sheikh Gulf of Aqaba U.N Herut (Freedom) Party Moshe Dayan Eisenhower Israel

U.N. Delays Debating Gaza Aqaba Issue

U N delays debate on Gaza and Aqaba with Egypt asserting Gaza under Egyptian control and calls for UN action. Arab Iraq and India highlight issues of territorial waters and ICJ input as Israel withdraws and UN forces prepare for administration until a final settlement. Soviet envoy warns against using UN troops without Egyptian consent and accuses the U S of pressuring the region.

Washington Israel Mohammed Fadhil Jamali Iraq Palestine Gulf of Aqaba India Strait of Tiran Colombia International Court of Justice Damali Gaza Egypt Mahmoud Fawzi United Nations Fawzi Ysraeli Sinai Peninsula U.N Xbs Fisenhower Penier David Ben-Gurion Hammarskjold The Assembly Arkady A. Sobelev Soviet Union United States Middle East Isenhower

Polio Victim Remembered After Big Memphis Workout

MEMPHIS Venna Robert Thorne a 24 year old polio patient relies on an iron lung to live but it failed yesterday triggering a six hour rescue by fire and medical crews. Thorne told his wife he could not breathe at 2 pm and firefighters found the lung functioning by hand. An ambulance could not accommodate the iron lung so a larger moving van was requisitioned to transport Thorne to a hospital under police escort as crews fought to keep him alive.

Memphis Venna Robert Thorne Thorne Jung Porce

Three Fire Companies Join Fight

Three fire crews from Indiana Fire Department battled a gas rig fire near a drilling site. Lt. Robert Carr led Company No 3 as crews used water from two tanks and a nearby pond, cooling the rig to prevent reignition. The rig value is about one million dollars and the night crew member is suspected of starting the fire.

Indiana Fire Department Robert Carr Indiana Saltsburg Elderton Drilling Company Hias Company No

Senate debate on Middle East aid bill looms in Senate

Senators James P Richards and Mansfield push for policy guidance and open waterways while a key amendment to strip economic authority is defeated 43 to 8. McCarthy cites quorum concerns and party division as debate on the aid package continues amid calls for a broader regional approach.

James P. Richards D-Sc Middle East Sen. Mansfield D-Mont Senate Sen Malone R-Nev McCarthy R-Wis Sen. Neuberger D-Ore New Hampshire Sen. Bridges

Governor Leader Proposes Highway Budget Plan

Gov Leader submits a highway budget urging gasoline tax at six cents to fund a large expansion plan. He forecasts 205 million federal aid with 122 million state match, while local road aid rises to 63 million next two years. He also backs civil service status for highway engineers and billboard bans on interstates.

State Highway and Bridge Authority Commonwealth Harrisburg Leader Assembly Gale Highways Department Rowland B. Mahany Pardons Board Clarence D. Bell Delaware Gerald Gleeson House Senate Norman Wood R Lancaster House Appropriations Committee Congress State Police Department State Department Public Instruction Department Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission

Union Leader As U S Labor Envoy Probe Expands

The McClellan committee widens its inquiry into unions and rackets. It recalls James B. Elkins on safety grounds to testify about a Portland real estate deal with a Western Teamsters official and plans hearings on alleged “smelly” evidence involving New York unions. Kennedy defends an investigator amid McCarthy’s attack, naming Robert Greene, a reporter. The panel may question Beck over a $10,000 contribution linked to a Teamsters official and possible union fund use for Beck and Brewster.

Kennedy Beck Sen. McClellan D-Ark James B.' Elkins Western Teamsters Union Portland Ore New York City Seattle Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Robert Greene Newday Garden City N.Y McCarthy Greene Senate Afl-Cio Geroge Meany Meany Teamsters Union Dave Beck Jr Oregon Squor Control Commission Frank W. Brewster L-State Western Conference

Obituary notices from Homer City area (1957 1987)

Obituaries list Carl Straka of Homer City died March 4 1987 at St Johns Hospital Cleveland Ohio born October 17 1908 in Homer City survived by wife Josephine a daughter Arlyne three grandchildren mother and four sisters and two brothers Funeral arrangements incomplete Also listed are obituaries for Nettie Belle DeVinney Laura Boyle Johnston Michael Pels Carl Bernard Stenman Amanda Olson Mary Vetula Zeke and others with details of birth death and survivors and noting services and burial plans in several local churches and cemeteries

Carl Straka Homer City St. John’s Hospital Cleveland Ohio Josephine Arlyne Kenny Wood Barbara Straka Joseph Pauline) Dobrosky Indiana Mary Carcelli William Kitty) Falkosky Greensburg Michael Betty) Proffitt Washington, D.C John Nettie Belle Devinney Salisburg Jacksonville James D Margaret Belle Robinson DeVinney Lewisville Saltsburg Elsie Bills Bertha Little Edna Hileman New Alexandria Robinson - Lytle John ©. Miller Edgewood Cemetery Lucy M. Glenn Harry M. Glenn McKeesport Irene Goetz Craig St Braddock Wilkinsburg Glenn Smicksburg Indiana County Floyd M Charles L. Glenn Edgewood Hannah Coleman Courtley Pam Michael Pel~s Spangler Gallitz Vasil Lillian Peles Glen Campbell Suisan Prushnak Peles Harry Peter Jacob Press New York City Hursday St. Patrick’s Church Carl Bernard Stenman Agnes Anderson Stenman Vasa Finland Renova Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church Bowser Plumville Wilbert A. Boerstler Laura Boyle Johnston Frank A. Johnston Center Township Indiana Co Charles Sarah Elizabeth Burns Boyle Johnstown Eloise Charles G. Fleming Tillamook Oregon Charles ©. Boyle Pittsburgh Martha Johnston Siegleman Robinson-Lytle’s N. 7Th Street W. P. Mcl Cune Greenwood Cemetery Anna Rebekah Maloney Dixonville Mary Sterner Hollywood Jennie Hoover Ebenzburg Huband Peter Maloney Maloney Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church Sacred Heart Church Louis Douchak St. Bernard's Cemetery Bence Amandus Olson Punxsutawney Adrian Sweden August Olson Olson 3 & S Coal Company Sagamore First Baptist Church of Saral Gibbons Olson Paul Grube W. L. Dever Bay City Michigan Pifers Funeral Home Robert Zimbelman Circle Hill Cemetery Mary Vetula Zeke Grant Street Indiana Hospital Poland Andrew Joseph Vetula Nellie Arone Ann Wood Sst. Louis Roman Catholic Church Lucernemines St. Louis H. A. Podowski Union Cemetery St. Clairsville Altar Society of the Church

Plan for Agricultural Disasters Promotes State Aid

The article reports the Proposes Plan For Agricultural Disasters in Washington. It notes distributors of a do it yourself voodoo kit promised not to mail it after a Post Office Department inquiry into fraud. It covers federal disaster aid, state cost sharing, and Eisenhower administration plans to seek 76 million dollars in emergency drought funds for loans, feed assistance, wind erosion measures, and debt refinancing for farmers in disaster areas.

Washington Post Office Department Department Congress Benson Wichita Kan Eisenhower

Confederate Veteran Lundy Nearing Return Home After Surgery

In Pensacola Florida surgeon reports 109 year old Confederate veteran William A. Lundy in excellent condition after minor prostate infection surgery. Doctors say no cancer was found and conservation treatment used. Lundy may return home by week’s end as one of the last veterans.

Pensacola Fla.2 William A. Lundy Lundy

Sharon Bank Loot Estimated at 50 000 Dollars

Witnesses say a gummian es caped in a black sedan, later found in Sharon and identified as stolen. John S. Bycroft, president of McDowell National Bank, estimates about 50 000 dollars were taken, most from customer night deposits rather than bank funds. The Sharon branch sits in the Plaza Shopping Center about two miles from downtown.

Sharon John S. Bycroft McDowell National Bank Plaza

Beaver Falls educator Paul Heckathorne dies at 65

Paul Oren H. Heckathorne, 65, longtime Beaver Falls educator and former vice president of the Junior Western Pennsylvania Athletics Association, died unexpectedly at home. He taught at Beaver Falls High School and coached athletics from 1918 to 1934, then served as junior high principal from 1942 until retirement last year.

Beaver Falls Paul Oren H. Heckathorne Western Pennsylvania Athletics Assn Heckathorne

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