Big Four Deputies Down To Cases In Paris Talks
In Paris today the four great powers deputies begin a focused session to determine if a foreign ministers conference can be arranged. Western and Soviet positions set the agenda as Karl Gruber arrives the scene. Speakers may include Andrei Gromyko, Philip Jessup, Ernest Davies, and Alexandre Parodi.
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Eddy Gilmore
Paris
West
Soviet Union
Karl Gruber
Austria
Ernest Davies
U. S
Philip Jessup
Alexandre Parodi
Andrei Gromyko
Wand Davi
Gromyko
United States
Washington
London
Robert Lee
Great Britain
Russia
Pink Palace
France
U.S
B 26 Burns In Virginia Mountain Crash Fatal to Two Reservists
A B 26 bomber crashed into Blue Ridge near Big North Mountain west of Staunton Virginia killing two Reservists from Langley AFB. Pilot Captain Donald M Belleville of Belleville Illinois and Sergeant James F Butler of Dorchester Massachusetts died. both were assigned to Langley’s 4400 combat crew training squadron.
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Staunton
Blue Ridge
Langley
Air Force Base
Donald MH
Belleville
Ill
James F. Butler
Dorchester
Mass
Big North Mountain
R. C. Gaunt
Air Force
Ardella Wissehr
Hampton
Edward S
Sergeant Butler
Mariel Y. Butler
Francis B. Butler
Butler
Thei' Pilane
Grand Jury Tours County Offices in Indiana Tour
Grand Jury members who convened yesterday conducted a tour of Indiana County offices and institutions today as part of their routine review ahead of submitting their report. Under coat dresses in varied styles and prices are noted in local offerings.
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Grand Jury
Indiana
UMT Issue Stirs Senate Battle Over Universal Training
Washington March 6 Administration leaders pressed for quick Senate passage of a bill to create the machinery for universal training but delay operation until the need for compulsory service passes. Senator Taft Bricker and Edwin C Johnson join the push to remove a UMT provision while Len McFarland signals a possible night session for final action. House Armed Services Committee still holds hearings.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Bricker
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Len McFarland
Arizona
House
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Red Devils Move On Gap Training Camp
Indiantown Gap Army Camp in Pennsylvania prepared today for the arrival of the Fifth Training Division known as the Red Devils. Reports from Washington said the Army would call the division into active Federal service early this week and station troops at the 17 000 acre camp for training after its deactivation at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, last spring.
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Indiantown Gap
Washington
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
James Mack Sr prominent Indiana attorney dies
Obituary note reports the death of James W. Mack Sr a prominent Indiana attorney and community leader. He died today at home. a full obituary will be carried in tomorrow's Gazette.
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James Mack Sr
James W. Mack
Indiana
Mack
Gawetie
West Germany gains first postwar foreign ministry
Bonn and the Western Allies formalize a new occupation statute allowing West Germany to establish its first postwar foreign ministry and diplomatic relations with friendly nations. The law eases controls on internal and external affairs and enables Bonn to set up diplomatic missions abroad while maintaining high commissions in Washington London and Paris as channels of negotiation. A Bonn spokesman said the aim is a contractual treaty with the Big Three to end most occupation controls, to be discussed next.
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Bonn
Germany
Mar
West Germany
Washington
London
Paris
Desperadoes Escape From Omaha Jail Now At Large
Desperadoes Dewey Battershaw and Victor Sweet fled a sixth floor Omaha jail with a German pistol after Battershaw’s brother Clifford aided them. The trio, last seen with a black car, prompted state troopers and sheriffs in four states to search from Nebraska to Missouri with no clues.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Tarkio
Dewey Battershaw
Qraaha
Victor Sweet
Hartington
Neb
Douglas County
Richard Collins
Clifford
Oleo Bill Debated In Committee In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on March 6 Senate Agriculture Chair George B. Scarlett debated repeal of Pennsylvania’s yellow margarine ban. The State Grange backs a two cent a pound tax on oleo if legislation passes. Deputy Secretary Hagar warned against relaxing rules, arguing it could undermine pure food laws.
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Harrisburg
George B. Scarlett
Rchester
Senate Agriculture Ie
Bill
Pennsylvania
Scarlett
Pennsylvania State Grange
General Assembly
Congress
Albert E. Madigan
R-Bredford
House Agriculture Committee
Madigan
Senate
State Agriculture Department
W. S. Hagar
D. K. Mahood
State Grange
Butter Trust
28th Division Plans War Maneuvers Near Fort Bragg
Pennsylvania's 28th Division will join war maneuvers near Fort Bragg North Carolina from June 20 to July 10 Commanding General Daniel B Strickler announced during a Pittsburgh visit More than 19 000 troops from the state's National Guard will participate along with about 90 000 soldiers from other units He noted overseas deployment plans depend on the world situation and spoke while dedicating a new Salvation Army canteen in Pittsburgh
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Pittsburgh
Mar. Oh
Pennsylvania
Fort Bragg
N.C
Daniel B. Strickler
National Guard
Strickler
Salvation Army
May Name Chief: Indiana Borough Council to Meet Tonight
Indiana Borough Council will meet at 7 30 p m tonight in the Community Center Building A new superintendent of police is expected to be named to replace John F O Mara who resigned
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Indiana Borough Council
Community Center
John F.o’mara
Ike Sets Up His North Atlantic Command Staff
Eisenhower announces six Europeans and one American appointed to top posts in the North Atlantic Military Command. From Europe three British, two French and one Italian join Lt. Gen. Gruenther as deputies and assistants in administration plans intelligence organization training and personnel.
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Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Europe
Eisenhower
Alfred M. Gruenther
Marcel-Maurice Carpentier
E. C. Huddleston
Royal Air Force
Terence Sydney Airey
FP. W. Festing
Ferrant Capon
Ike
Man Killed In Route 422 Crash Near Whitesburg
Louis Karalsa, 86, of Shelocta Road 1, was killed instantly when his car overturned on Route 422 near Whitesburg in Armstrong County. He worked for Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. at Ford City and was returning home from work when the accident occurred. State Police from Kittanning are investigating. full details were not available.
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Louis Karalsa-86
Shelocta RD
Route 422
Whitesburg
Armstrong County
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Ford City
Kittanning
48 Hour Week Rejected by Johnstown Traction Workers
Johnstown Pa March 6 160 to 7 160 7 employees voted to reject a company proposal to raise the work week to 48 hours The plan offered 48 hours over five days for operators while shop and maintenance workers could keep 44 hours A AFL Amalgamated Association Local 1279 president Jay Swartz said the main objection was losing the money spent establishing the 40 hour week.
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Johnstown
Johnstown Traction Company
Jay Swartz
AFL Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Employes
Union Locals Back Polio Fund Drive
Don Brody announced additional March of Dimes contributions from union locals. Lucerne U M W A Local 488 members Arthur Anderson Joan Bestvina and Peter Vanity presented a $1,044 check with staff, Steve Stupic delivered Heilwood union members and staff $2,115, Waterman U M W A Local 9676 and staff contributed $371.50, Theodore Medvetz submitted the check.
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Don Brody
Leery
Arthur Anderson
Joan Bestvina
Peter Vanity
Lucerne U. M. W. A
Steve Stupic
Heilwood Union
Waterman U. M. W.A
Theodore Medvetz
Homer Council To Fix Streets
The Homer City Borough Council met last night to discuss resurfacing several borough streets. They also reviewed street lights and police affairs as part of the evening’s agenda.
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Homer Council
Homer City
Partial Sun Eclipse Visible in Indiana County
A partial solar eclipse is expected tomorrow afternoon starting at 5:09 pm. The moon's shadow will cover about 17 percent of the sun's surface for residents of Indiana County.
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Indiana County
Minister Gets Recommendation
Police in Cedar Rapids seek a thief nicknamed The Devil who stole a pen from the study of Reverend R. E. Carter, pastor of St. Andrews Evangelical United Brethren Church. A note reading I hate you The Devil was left at the scene.
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Cedar Rapids
RE. E. Carter
St. Andrews
Monaca Plant Blast Injures Two Workers
A blast at the government owned Batadiene Plant near Monaca Pennsylvania injured two men. Homer Byard and James Patton, both with burns, were treated at Rochester Hospital with minor second degree injuries. The fire began in alcohol tanks used to produce butadiene for synthetic rubber. Fire crews from three nearby towns fought the blaze.
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Monaca
Koppers Company
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Rochester Hospital
Homer Byard
James Patton
Beaver
Byard
Patton
Buses Stall In Grip Of Severe Storm
Fifty-five people were stranded in two buses for 24 hours on blizzard scarred southern Alberta highways. One group of 38 from Medicine Hat reached Suffield by a government bus convoy led by a snowmobile, while 17 Greyhound passengers stranded near Duchess eight miles west of Calgary were moved to Brooks and will continue by train.
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Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Medicine Tat
Vito
Suffield
Greyhound
Duchess
Calgary
Brooks
Annual Meeting of Solons Urged
Harrisburg reports Sen. T. N. Wood of Luzerne introduced a constitutional amendment to move Pennsylvania legislature from biennial sessions to annual sessions. The plan would need two favorable legislative sessions and a public vote. Wood, from Gov. John S. Fine’s home county, signals support for the idea.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
T. N. Wood
Luzerne
Senate
Wood
Luzerne County
John S. Fine
Will Sell4 Co Schools Auction in Cherryhill Township Indiana County
Four schools in Cherryhill Township Indiana County will be sold at auction on April 14 at Penn Run School. The Wid dowson Manor Diamondville and Millville campuses, closed last term, will be offered with school equipment. Most students now attend Penn Run School, once Cherry Hill Township High School, which closed last year as the area’s last three year high school.
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Indiana County
Cherryhill Township
Penn Run
Widdowson
Manor
Diamondville
Millville
Penn Run School
Cherry Hill Township
Route 80 Relocation Underway Between Musser Nursery and Clymer Borough
Preliminary work is underway on Route 80 between Musser Nursery and Clymer Borough as heavy equipment moves in at several sites. Indications show the project will be completed by this winter.
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Musser Nursery
Clymer Borough
Mercer County Awaits Report On Gambling News
Mercer County awaits a Grand Jury report before commenting on charges of widespread gambling. Judge George H. Rowley urged jurors to include recommendations for stronger state police enforcement of slot machines and routine liquor board inspections. District Attorney John R. Boland postponed comment until the jury’s findings.
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Mercer County
Mercer
John R. Boland
George H. Rowley
Grand Jury
State Diquor Board
Boland
Rowley
Chinese Fighting Bitterly In Korea Front Near Hongchon
AP dispatch reports parka clad American Marines advancing through fresh snow toward the Hongchon area in central Korea as Chinese and North Korean forces resist. MacArthur notes a large third field army moving from the northeast to bolster the Fourth Field Army, while Ridgway says Reds have 300000 plus troops below 38th parallel and could counterattack, though not immediately.
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Tokyo
Korea
Hongchon
Hoensong
MacArthur
Third Field Army
Fourth Field Army
United Nations
South Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Eighth Army
Washington
Wal“Lee
Pa Studies Plans For Constitution
Harrisburg report details a Senate resolution proposing a legislative study to decide if Pennsylvania should draft a new constitution. Sen. Donald P. McPherson chairs the constitutional changes committee and would task the Joint State Government Commission to study options and report back. A referendum proposal seeks a 1962 vote on calling a convention, contrasting administration bills favoring a convention without a prior referendum. Previous voters rejected such rewrites in 1891 1921 1924 and 1935.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Donald P. McPherson
Radams
Committee On
General Assembly
McWhergon
McPherson
Gasperi To Visit London For Three Day Talks
Premier Alcide de Gasperi and Foreign Minister Dario Sforza will travel to London for a three day visit next week. Italian sources say the discussions Monday to Wednesday will survey British Italian relations.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Dario Sforza
London
Blair Watkins Dies Suddenly in East Liverpool
News reached East Liverpool that Blair Watkins formerly of Indiana died suddenly at 7 a.m. He worked for the Standard Oil Company of Pennsylvania. Broadcast at 6 49 p.m. on King Coal.
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Blair Watkins
East Liverpool
Ohio
Indiana
Standard Oil Company of
Pennsylvania
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