Missing Girl Recovered By Police
Police recovered Darcy Greens after a missing child alert and a warrant for the Pollards. A taxi driver dropped the trio at Newark Airport after the Greens reported Darcy missing. Authorities believe the Pollards sought relatives in Charleston West Virginia, with no federal charges pursued due to lack of federal law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Greens
Bruce
Darcy
Pollard
Elmer Gene
Pollards
Dominic Anastasio
Elberon
West Virginia
Florida
Charleston
W. Va
Green
Electronica
Marcella
U.S. Atty
Chester Weidenburner
No Passbook Arrests In So. Africa
Report from Pretoria says white police will no longer arrest Africans for not carrying passbooks. The move follows a week of antipass campaign violence led by the Pan-Africanist party. Riots, strikes, and work stoppages spread through Cape Town Vereeniging and Vereeniging area, with roadblocks, threats, and armored cars deployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Pretoria
Natorialist
Cape Peninsula
Meyerton
Vereeniging
Sharpesville
Langa
Nyanga
Cape Town
Nero
Cape
Johnnesburg
the Sprilers
Rhee 85 Today
Rhee marked his eighty fifth birthday amid a write years as chief in a major theater of conflict and political leadership. His birthday was observed as officials noted his long tenure and ongoing influence in national affairs.
Information On License Wrong In Corpus Christi
Frank Joseph Fletcher Jr said the data on his new driver's license is incorrect. He asserts his name, birth or correct spelling, expiration date, weight, hair color, eye color, and sex are wrong and plans to return the license to the Department of Public Safety for a corrected replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Frank Joseph Fletcher Jr
Grink J
Fletcher
Department ‘of Public Safety
Easter Seal Board Meets in Indiana County
The Easter Seal Board of the Indiana County Society for Crip pled Children and Adults Inc will convene Monday March 28 at 8 00 pm in the Pagano Building North Fifth Street Reports on the Easter Seal Campaign progress will be given and a member of the Indiana County Board will be nominated for State Board of Directors Maude McGuire secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Society For Crippled Children, and Adults, Inc
Pagano
North Fifth Street
Indiana County Board
State Board of Directors
Maudé McGuire
Camp David Talks Seek Short Ban on Nuclear Tests
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan prepare to discuss a short term moratorium on small underground nuclear tests as part of a three power effort with the Soviet Union. Secretary Herter reports mixed support within the U.S. government for delaying testing without a robust inspection regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
John M. Hightower
Associated Press
U.S
Eisenhower
MacMillan
Camp David
Washington
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
London
Christian A. Hertor
Andrews Air Force Base
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Herter
John A. McCone
National Security Council
Cuban Move To Showdown On USN Base
Cuba filed notes through Foreign Minister Ray Roa condemning U S action on agricultural technicians and helicopters. The protests followed clashes in Havana between Communist and anti Communist factions near an independent TV station with reports of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Roa
U. S
Cuba
Washington
Havana
Luis Conte Aguero
Castro
Khrushchev In Bordeaux At State Theater Visit
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Bordeaux amid a chilly reception. A 10,000 strong crowd lined the square, banners praised De Gaulle, and minor scuffles occurred outside the theater as police ensured security during his inspection of the National Theater Bulling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
National Theater
Budapest
Algerie Francaise
Algeria
First X15 Flight For Joe Walker
Space agency test pilot Joe Walker flew the X15 rocket plane for the first time, reaching 50,000 feet and about 1,300 mph after being released from a B52 mother ship. He overshot the dry lake landing point by five miles but landed safely. this was the seventh powered X15 flight piloted by Scott Crossfield aboard NA?s aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards ‘Air Force, Base
Calif
Space Agency
Joe Walker
Walker
Scott Crossfield
North American Aviation
Local Youth Hurt In Fall At Street Corner
Seven year old Tony Jack of 705 Water Street Indiana received a slight knee injury yesterday afternoon after falling against a car bumper at a traffic light corner Philadelphia and Seventh Streets. Police report the accident occurred while crossing the street and involved Frances McCauley, 33, Indiana Route 4. He was treated and released by a local physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Jack
Water St
Indiana
Philadelphia and
Seventh Streets
Frances McCauley
Five Marines safed after rubber float voyage near Formosa
Pfc. Gerald R. Goodman of Oil City Pennsylvania was among five U.S. Marines carried to Hung Tou-Hsu Island by currents after leaving a destroyer on a reconnaissance for Exercise Blue Star. The group paddled ten miles before being swept away and later flown to Formosa by a 7th Fleet helicopter. All were reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Oil City
U.S
Formosa
Gerald R. Goodman
Hung Tov-Hsu Island
7Th Fleet
Hung Tou-Hsu
Ex-Boxer Becomes Priest After Ring Career
Matt Daugherty a 40 year old ex welterweight was ordained a Roman Catholic priest at St. Pauls Cathedral in Pittsburgh along with ten others. He plans his first mass at St. Theresas Perrysville. His boxing past included fights across Illinois Massachusetts and Florida before military service and a hospital eye injury inspired his vocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Matt Daugherty
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Florida
Father Daugherty
St.Paul's Cathedral
St. Theresa’s Church
Perrysville
Daugherty
Ashland
Wis
Marquette University
Gerald Brennan
Father Brennan
Boy Admits Fire Bombing Synagogue
Investigators traced a car to the suspect near the synagogue as two men wounded in the blast were treated. One victim, Alan Cohn, 35, underwent chest and back surgery and was listed in fair condition. Alvin Lawl, 64, had a hand wound. The bottle bomb struck a stained glass window and set portions of the interior on fire. Governor Patterson and Attorney General Gallion condemned the act and dispatched investigators from Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Walter Hunt
Alan Cohn
Alvin Lawl
Pasoline
Hyman Rosenburg
Lows
Cohn
Lewi
David
Montgomery
John Patterson
MacDonald
Gallion
Patterson
Alabama
laWlebs
Barrett and black lamb cause Hull court uproar
In Hull a man Clive Barrett, 35, was arrested for drunkenness after his black lamb followed him through the streets. He claimed to own the animal bought at a cattle market. The magistrate fined him 5 shillings and ordered the lamb returned to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mary
Clive Barrett
Clive
Hull
Gregor MacRae
Barrett
Westinghouse Charged On Pay
Westinghouse Electric Corp faces charges for failing to pay separation pay after the Nuttall plant closure in Pittsburgh. Ernest M Tudja and Thomas Vitoski sue in Allegheny County Court on behalf of 277 workers in Local 601 of the independent United Electrical Workers, who will be laid off. The union refused to sign a waiver of seniority rights in exchange for severance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Lawrenceville
Ernest M. Tudja
Thomas Vitoski
Allegheny County Common
United Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
Kennedy Remark: Knowland backs Kennedy for 1960 bid
In Long Beach California former Senate Republican leader Knowland says Senator John F. Kennedy must win the Democratic nomination within three convention ballots or risk defeat. He adds Kennedy could be unbeatable at the convention if he gains strong showings in Wisconsin and West Virginia primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
William F. Knowland
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Knowland
The
Oakland Tribune
Blast Rips Tanker Mobil Astral Near Caracas
An explosion ripped the 17,598 ton tanker Mobil Astral as it prepared to sail for the United States with 200,000 barrels of crude oil. Three Indian crew members were reported dead and three missing, while a German third mate was hospitalized. The ship, owned by Socony Mobil Co., was docked near La Cruz port, about 200 miles east of Caracas, awaiting entry to Staten Island next Friday. Fire crews fought the blaze to prevent spread to a waterfront oil terminal. Governor Ph wang Bruce led frontline operations along the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Mobil Astral
United States
New York
Socony Mobilesl Co
Staten Island
N. Y
Horst Haven
la Cruz
Phwang Bruce
Dem leaders eye Nixon challenge in 1960 race
Detroit AP report notes Midwestern Democratic officials show eagerness to face Vice President Nixon in 1960. Leaders debate who should lead the charge while some contenders seek UAW favor, at Michigan's Jefferson Jackson Day dinner with Brademas predicting Nixon differs from Eisenhower and could be beaten by any Democrat besides Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas B. Cornell
Detroit
Richard M. Nixon
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Michigan
Nixon
John, Brademas
Indiana
Eisenhower
Brademas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Obituaries from Linden Blairsville and nearby areas
Obituary notices list several local deaths and services. Anna Dureka of Linden, 70, died after a weeklong illness. graveside services are scheduled. Sara Kathryn Garlow, formerly of Indiana, died in Harrisburg. service Monday in Greensburg. Hazel Ethel Rodkey Butterbaugh of Stafford, former Cookport resident, dies. services Tuesday in Hillsdale. William Arthur Jones of Josephine, died at Veterans Hospital Pittsburgh. funeral arrangements pending. Asden C. Johnston of Westover, 19, dies after prolonged illness. services Sunday at East Ridge Church. Multiple survivors, church affiliations, and funeral home arrangements noted.
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Anna Dureka
Henry Street
Linden
N. J
Blairsville
St. Elizabeth
Elizabeth
N.J
John
Mary Meculick
St. Valdivilt
N.Y
Simon and ‘Jude
Blatreville
Hallow Funeral Home
Sara Kathryn Garlow
Indiana
Harrisburg
William
Elsie) Rineer
G. Jacob Garlow
Irwin
John L
Newton Square
Pay
James S
India
Garlow
Memorial Evangelical Libhers Lan Church
Barnhart Funeral Home
Pittsburgh Street
Greenburg
Moniday
James Morecraft
Westmoreland County Memorial Park
Hazel Ethel Rodkey Buterbaugh
Stafford
Green Township
Cooksport
W. Wallace
Buter
Chloe Mc ‘Anulty
Gay Williams
Orange City
Fla
William Rodkey
Seward
Raleigh
Hillsidale
Emmet Keith
Commodore R. D
East Mahoning
Raleigh Funeral Home
William Arthur Jones
Josephine
Veteran’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
Homer City
Asden C. Johnston
Westover RD
Burnside Township
Clearfiel County
Clair
Jani Yingling Johnson
da Bates
Lloyd T
John A
Butler RD
Donald I
Groveport
Ohio
Paul Kostura
Cleveland
Ned E
Erie
Dennis
Stephen
Alden
Harmony Jointure School
Marsmony
East Ridge
Richard Engle
East Ridge Cemetery
McCardell - Pyott Funedal
Burnside
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Mire Appeg
Lance Reventlow
Jill St. John
Mark Hopkins Hotel
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Reventlow
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Barbara Hutton
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Windsor Castle
Birkenhead
England
Gazette
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