Should Men Wear Rings In Marriage
LOS ANGELES Should married men wear wedding rings in USC marriage classes. Women voted 103 to 10 yes while two thirds of men said yes. A single male said rings deter pursuit. a freshman and a married woman questioned ringed couples. A sophomore coed warned rings imply possession. another single student doubted rings stop other advances. No names on ballots. Professors note possible relationships among students.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Eisenhower to Visit Ottawa in July for Talks
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower will visit Ottawa July 8 to 10 accompanied by Secretary Dulles for informal talks with Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker. Canada seeks stronger trade ties and a more balanced exchange, amid U S investment and economic issues.
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Washington
Hisenhower
Ottawa
U. S
Canada
NATO
White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
John G. Diefen‘baker
U.S
Diefenbaker
House of Commons
United States
Britain
Commonwealth
Hays Plant to Shut Down This June
The Hays district plant of American Brake Shoe Co. employing 44 persons will close permanently in June. The plant has operated since 1923.
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Pittsburgh
Hays
American Brake Shoe Co
Gates Murder Conviction Upheld by Pa Supreme Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld the first degree murder conviction of Harry Bud Gates of McIntyre for the June 14, 1957 shooting of Louis Turk. A Indiana County jury had sentenced Gates to life with possible parole. the court denied a new trial and affirmed the judgment. One justice dissented on trial charge specifications. The decision leaves Gates serving life at Western Penitentiary.
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Harry
Bud) Gates
McIntyre
Gates
Louis Turk
Indiana County
Turk
Edwin M. Clark
Gates Lan
Western Penitentiary
Gilbert $. Parnell, Sr
Indiana
Indiana County Court
Supreme Court
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Land, Lord
Mary Turk
Ex-State Trooper Rider Bradbury Dies At 50
Pittsburgh suburb Wilkinsburg mourns Jack Bradbury 50 former state trooper and prominent rider in annual state police rodeos He served from 1928 to 1936 at Butler and other western Pennsylvania sub stations leaving a notable record in police events and service in the region.
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Pittsburgh
Jack Bradbury
Wilkinsburg
Bradbury
Butlers
Big Three Agree On More Talks By Envoys In Moscow
Paris reports Britain France and the United States have agreed to continue separate ambassadorial talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to prepare for a summit. The note says progress could be made in joint talks, but the West will proceed with groundwork. The Russians sought to involve Poland and Czechoslovakia to balance NATO and Warsaw Pact influence. The ambassadors are Thompson Kelly Dejean and will discuss agenda dates and site for a foreign ministers meeting as a step toward the summit.
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Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Britain
France
United States
Poland
Czechosloovakia
NATO
Czechoslovakia
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Patrick Kelly
Maurice Dejean
Dulles Heads to Copenhagen for NATO Talks
Secretary of State Dulles flies from Pease Air Force Base to Copenhagen for a NATO conference. He criticizes the Soviet veto in the UN Security Council while urging international inspection against surprise attack and signaling possible support for the United States polar inspection plan. He plans discussions with North Atlantic ministers on the summit agenda.
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N.h.t
Dulles
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Presiden
Arctic
Pease Air Force
Portsmouth
United Nations Security Council
United States
Atomic Power Institute
University of New Hampshire
Soviet Union
North Atlantic
U.S
Pennsylvania Supreme Court upholds garbage disposal injunction ruling
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court rejected a Buf County Community appeal seeking a preliminary injunction to halt garbage disposal by landfill. The court affirmed the Butler County Common Pleas ruling that refused the injunction, noting Kenneth E. Fennell’s license and suggesting alternate avenues beyond injunctions.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Butler County
Commmon Pleas Court
County Health Department
Kenneth E. Fennell
Summitt Two
Supreme Court
Fennell
Homer City Rifle Club Meeting Notice
Homer City Rifle Club holds a party on Monday at 8 p.m. at McFarland's Custard Stand near 124. The event features Special Jearsay on May 4 with Banana Splits offered for 5 cents.
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Homer City Rifle Club
McFarland
Jearsay
Indiana Clean Up Paint Up Week Launches Soon
The Indiana Jaycees with borough officials announce a week long campaign to beautify the town. Residents will trim yards repair fences paint porches patch walks plant flowers wash windows and remove debris all to attract new residents and industry. The effort aims to show a clean town attracts jobs and investment as Fisher Scientific prepares to move fifty families to the area by July 15.
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Indiana
Indiana Jaycees
Jaycees
Fisher Scientific Company
Fisher Company
Jaycees Kick Off Clean Up Week in Indiana
Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce opens a week of Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up activities in Indiana with Main Street washing Monday evening. The Indiana Evening Gazette runs a special two page section with clean up tips and extra ads while Jaycees urge town wide cooperation and residents to help keep Indiana clean.
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Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Jaycees
Main Street
Indiana Evening Gazette
Running Jail Not Parlor For Marriage in Kansas City
Sheriff Arvid Owsley, in office 544 years, says he has allowed only two jailhouse weddings, usually at a judge's urging. He notes rising marriage requests and consults ministers, who prefer case by case judgments and generally support his stance against jail weddings.
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Kansas City
Arvid Owsley
Owsley
Riday
Chevy Chase Elks Club License Suspended
The State Liquor Control Board suspended the Chevy Chase Elks Club license for 10 days for disorderly operation effective May 27. Other suspensions included Theodore Soreka and Stanley Madzelman at Famous Hotel and Restaurant in Chester for 90 days, Sam Savopoulos at Terminal Restaurant in Chester for 15 days, Joha W. and Fredia R. Bennett at Hotel Jinks in Warren for 10 days with inducements offered or given. Banana Splits 5c.
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Chevey Chase Elks Club
Theodore Soreka
Stanley Madzelman
Chester
Sam Savopoulos
Joha W
Fredia R. Bennett
Colombia prepares for presidential election after failed coup
Bogota prepared for its first constitutional election in a decade following a largely bloodless uprising. About 1,500 soldiers briefly seized power, the junta member Ruben Piedrahita blamed opponents of the return to constitutional government, and Gustavo Rojas Pinilla’s supporters attempted to disrupt voting, while ex-dictator Rojas Pinilla remained in Barbados. The vote occurs under a five year truce between Conservatives and Liberals.
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Ruben Piedrahita
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Rojas
Spain
Bermuda
Barbados
Caribbean
United States
Alberto Lieras Camargo
Blatt to Speak at Indiana College Banquet on Current Problems
Pennsylvania Secretary of Internal Affairs Genevieve Blatt will address the Indian State Teachers College Serial Studies Society and International Relations Club banquet at the College Lodge near Indiana on Monday May 5. She will discuss Pennsylvania’s current problems and will meet students Monday afternoon.
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Genevieve Blatt
Pennsylvania
Indian State Teachers College Serial Studies Society
International Relations Club
College Lodge
Indiana
Miss Blatt
Commonwealth
State Democratic Committee
Nercollegiate Conference On Government
United Joint Wins Junior Pulp Meet Report
Peter Wilson notes the Red Cross drain in the past year in Inside The Gazette. United Joint secured victory in the Junior Pulp Meet yesterday, with full sports coverage on pages 6 and 7.
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Peter Wilson
American Red Cross
United Joint
Brown Makes 19 Society Sports Editorial Feature
Cloudy, windy and warm with showers and scattered thunderstorms tonight and Sunday. More frequent showers Sunday followed by cooler temperatures. Low tonight 36 to 66 degrees.
Trapped In Odd Mishap Kills Indiana Farmer
Richard F. Williams 26 of Indiana County died when a tractor overturned on a farm near Shelocta. The coroner said suffocation from the tractor pinning him beneath soft ground caused death. Williams, wed with two children, served in the Army 1953 to 1955. The body was sent to Robison Funeral Home. a full obituary appears in today's Gazette.
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Richard F. Williams
Indiana Area
Indiana
Russell D. Gardner
Williams
Indiana RD J
Evan R. Williams
Ebensburg
Francis Fairman
Sheloca RD
Walter Watson
Wif
Robinson Funeral Home
Pravda claims Hammarskjold courted U S favor on Arctic plan
Moscow based Pravda accuses U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold of siding with Eisenhower to win U S backing for the Arctic inspection proposal. The article says Hammarskjold acted under American influence and questions his neutrality as U N chief.
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Pravda
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
Eisenhower
Communist Party Newspa Per
Hammarskjold
U.S. State Department
United Nations
Washington
New York
Hammarskjald
U.n.security Council
United States
Obs
NATO
Arctic
Two Dogs Still Look For Home
A black short haired medium dog expecting pups was found and is sought by its owner. Call Indiana 5-8855 after 7 30 pm to claim. A male terrier beagle is also seeking a home. same number for inquiries. Dance tonight Club Savoy. Music by Jet Tones. Early Store your furs. Phone 5-281.
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Savoy
Jet Tones
Arly
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