Conviction For Poulson In Burglaries
The Commonwealth charged that cash and jewelry vanished from Rich's safe, though investigators say the loot totaled 478000. Miss Reis and Berkery, plus Ralph Staine Jr. and Clyde L. Miller, faced trial for the burglary. Miller ill. Berkery and Reis also indicted in Atlantic County for Vincent Blaney's murder. Poulson testified, then repudiated a signed confession as the jury convicted him after multiple ballots. He faces up to 20 years or a 10000 dollar fine.
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The
Commonwealth
Rich
Miss Reis
Ralph Staine Jr
John C. Berkery
Haddon Township
N. J
Clyde L. Miller
Forked River
Pottsville
Berkery
Atlantic County
Vincent Blaney
Philadelphia
Margate
N. 1
Poulson
Camden
Blaney
Richard Blaney
Vincent
Charles W. Staudenmeier
Atlantic City
Staudenmeier
James Z. Curran
Schuylkill County
New Jersey
State Liquor Board
Midland Area Highway Death in Greene County
A two car crash on Route 30 in Greene County killed Lester L. Baker, 71, of Aliquippa R D 1 and injured another man. Richard H. Dye of Clinton R D 1 was admitted to East Liverpool General Hospital with a broken right shoulder and head injuries after Dye reportedly swerved into Baker’s path. State police report the crash occurred Friday.
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Midland
Greene
Lester L. Baker
Aliquippa R.D. 1
Richard H. Dye
Clinton R.D. I
East Liverpool
Ohio, General Hospital
Dye
Baker Auto
Senator Clark to offer separate private school loan bill
Senator Clark shifts from administration plan, proposing a separate bill for federal loans to private and parochial schools. He argues public funds should not be used to support private schools and contends the nation needs an expanded private school capacity to avoid burdening public education. President Kennedy opposes loans as unconstitutional.
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Sen. Clark
Senate
W.B. Ragsdale JR
Roman Washington
Cation
Supreme Court
White House
Clark
Kennedy
US Orbits Lab For Space Study
US officials announce a space probe mission to study earth and interplanetary magnetic fields and solar wind effects. The payload includes a rubidium vapor magnetometer and instruments measuring particle density and field direction, aiming to map radiation belts and chart safer flight paths.
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James P. Heppner
Earth
Soviet Union
Hite
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Honorary Degrees For Man and Wife At Waynesburg College
Waynesburg Pa AP for the first time in history a husband and wife have received honorary degrees from Waynesburg College. C V Starrett and Agnes Starrett received Doctor of Science and Doctor of Literature degrees respectively while Miss Marie A Saul and Rev Morton Graham Gilse also received honors. Starrett a longtime Buhl Foundation figure and former Pittsburgh education leader led planetarium work in the city.
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Waynesburg
Institute of Popular Science
Planetarium
Starrett
Pittsburgh
A Starrett
Eng
Pitt
Pennsylvania
Marie A. Saul
Morton Graham Gilse
Harrisburg
Saul
Temple Head Quits GOP Job Forces Resignation
Dr. Robert L. Johnson resigned as Temple University chancellor to devote full time to the Republican Alliance. The 18 year president emeritus notified the Board of Trustees and rendered his resignation on March 10 to avoid embarrassment over his political activities. Johnson also serves as a national Republican committeeman from Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
Robert L. Johnson
Republican Alliance
Johnson
Temple
Pennsylvania
Area Road Bids Opened By State
Harrisburg AP reports unofficial low bids for state road projects. Beaver Route 68 resurfacing 6.22 miles from Sunflower to Beaver Butler line bid 184,915 by E F Mengel & Sons Rochester. Indiana Route 110 bridge over Crooked Creek Creekside bid 108,174 by Blair Construction Co Blairsville. Indiana Route 22 resurfacing 5.75 miles east and west of Armagh bid 128,133 by Bracken Construction Co Sligo.
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Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Beaver
Sunflower
Butler County
E. F. Mengel & Sons
Rochester
Indiana
Crooked Creek
Creekside
Blaire Construction Co
Blairsville
Armagh
Bracken Construction Co
Sligo
Snags in Talks on Nuclear Test Ban Reopen
Geneva AP report notes Western hopes for an early test ban treaty clash with repeated obstacles as Tass cites Westerns pushing “new sweeping proposals” while the USSR says it will listen to Western plans before moving. The conference sessions remain secret with Semyon Tsarapkin and Arthur Dean leading quotations.
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Geneva
Tass
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Z. Maksimovsky
U.S.S.R
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Arthur H.dean
Civil War books spark rose tinted profits for publishers
New York AP reports book sellers see the Civil War centennial boosting nonfiction sales to $2-3 million this year with titles moving 10,000 to 15,000 copies each. Brentano's Lillian Friedman says annual titles could rise to 4 million, driven by centennial publicity and related games, re enactments, and media.
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Rip Watson
New York
Day Lacy
American Book Publishers Council
Lillian Friedman
Brentano's, Inc
Miss Friedman
Lacy
Igor Kropotkin
Chas. Lerbner
Fifth Avenue
Muss Friedman
Europe
Victor Hupi
Thackeray
Karl Marx
SEATO Heads Rush To Confab
SEATO ministers prepare for a broad peace push as Britain proposes a joint Soviet British plan to halt Laos fighting and revive a UN backed control framework. Nehru backs Moscow and Lord Home eyes Russian buy in while Laos treks toward potential independence. Six North Vietnamese battalions alleged in Laos fighting with U.S. helicopters aiding royal Lao forces as the crisis deepens.
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London
Britain
Soviet Union
Cochairmen
Indochina
Laos
Control Commission
India
Poland
Canada
Nehru
Kennedy
Moscow
New Delhi
Lord Home
SEATO
Philippines
Felixberto Serrana
United Nations
U.S
Dean Rusk
Bangkok
Honolulu
Rusk
Serrano
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Keith Holyroake
New Zealand
Couget de Murville
Manzur Qadir
Pakistan
Thanat Khoman
Thailand
Pathet Lan
Vientiane
Luang Prabang
Lanhan
Obituary Notices from Indiana County and Vicinity
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Cora George Glass, Wilbur Carnahan, Russell Sage McManious, John Andrew Smatana Sr, William C Stiles, Miss Mary M Johnston, Mrs Carrie Belle Stiver, and Peter Max Sickenberger. Details include ages, residences, services, funeral homes, and interment sites in Indiana, Coral Graceton, Ernest, Saltsburg, and Diamondville communities.
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Cora George Glass. Ford
Thomas Wilson Glassford
Clymor R.D
Cherryhill Township
Robinson[Lytle's
Indiana
Wilbur T, Carnahan
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Robinson + Lytle's
Oakland Cemetery
Mary M. Johnston
Orelando
Florida
Saltsburg
James M
Rebecca Wining Johnston
Avonmore
Stella Johnston
Orlando
Fla
Robinson Funeral Tiome
Carrie Belle Stiver
Gig College Ave
Indhlake Hospital
Bell Funeral Home
Funeral
Rev
W. B. Keifer
Assembly of God Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Peter Max Sickenberger
Commodore R.D
N‘diana Hospital
Bence Funeral Home
Clymer
Diamondville Methodist Church
Robert Lehman
Diamondville
Funeral service for Kopriver dad in Pittsburgh
Funeral services planned Tuesday for Frank Kopriver Sr father of Mayor Frank Kopriver Jr of Duquesne. He died Friday at 79 after running a floral shop in Duquesne for about 45 years. Survived by Mayor Kopriver, another son, a daughter and four grandchildren.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Kopriver
Frank Kopriver Jr
Duquesne
Kopriver
Hoy
Dunesne
Funds Boost Brownsville Dam Project
Federal budget increases for Maxwell locks and dam at Brownsville from 5.5 million to 9.3 million, speeding up construction on the 18 million project. Army Corps of Engineers officials say the extra funding could shorten completion to two years, creating jobs in Brownsville and nearby Rices Landing. Senator Joseph S. Clark welcomed the aid as beneficial to the regional economy.
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Uniontown
Monoapahela
Brownsville
Uniontown Morning Herald
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Kennedy
Maxwell Locks
Rices Landing
Pittsburgh
William Smnth
Chive
Pittsburgh District Army Corps of Engineers
Col. Smith
Brownsjville
Living Costs Return To Record Level
Living costs rose in February with prices up one tenth of a percent, applying pressure on overall inflation. The February index reached 27.5 percent of the 1947–49 average living cost level, driven by higher medical care and food costs while drugs declined.
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Myers
BION
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D-Okla
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Mahaffey
James and
Adaline Weaver
McManious
Clymer American Legion
Robinson - Lytle’s
Leonard H. Pearson
John Andrew Smatana Sr
Locust Street
Coral
Slovakia
St. Francis RC
Graceton
Holy Name Society
National Slovak Society
U M.W
Coral Graceton Fire Company
Hallow Funeral Home
Homer City
St. Francis Rece
J. J. Hmel
Yar
Hia
Katharyn Massac Smatana
Joseph
John
Stephen
Mt. Holsey
Nust Mra
Edward
Marty) del Vay
Braddock
Cleveland
Ohio
Clement
Lockport
N.Y
Irene Smatana
Richard
Holy Name Society of
St.Louis
Feneral
R. of C. Council
Holy Name Society of St. Francis
Senor Sodality
St. Franscis Church
William C. Stiles
Heshbon
Blairsville RD
Aremagh
Lee Memorial Hosspital
Johnstown
James Cook
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