Knowland Opposes Labor Bill As Ives Sees Moderate Path
Senate debates labor bill amid clashes over scope with Sen Ives favoring a moderate measure and Sen Knowland insisting on broader reforms. McClellan parries claims of corruption while pressing union registration to curb abuses in labor management investigations.
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Irving M. Ives
Congress
Ives
Knowland
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
House
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
McClellan
McClellar
Secretary of Labor
Joseph Mack Named New Assistant DA
District Attorney J Murray Buterbaugh announced the appointment of Joseph N Mack as Assistant District Attorney of Indiana County effective June 1 1958 He noted it is the first such appointment in many years and that Indiana County is entitled to an Assistant District Attorney though not commonly appointed Thomas Barber had served as Assistant District Attorney for the March Term of court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Murray Buterbaugh
Joseph N. Mack
Indiana County
Mack
Thomas Barber
Pennsylvania Day at World Fair Honors Pennsylvania State Day
At Brussels Belgium the Pennsylvania Day ceremony featured the U S and Belgian anthems and flags raised on the pavilion balcony. Sylvia Liberati described the state and a message from Gov Leader designated May 5 as Pennsylvania Day at the fair.
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Brussels
Belgium
Pennsylvania
U. S
Sylvia Liberati
Pittsburgh
Katherine Howard
George M. Leader
Miss Liberati
Nancy Hood
Moyne Ava
Extension
Washington, Pa
Nancy Wilkins
Wilkins Rd
Erie
Miss Wilkins
Children’s Creative Center
Fair Grounds
Miss Hood
International Geophysical and Hi-Fi Music Records
Party Tonight Catholic Center
A brief social note invites readers to a party at the Catholic Center tonight. It mentions contact details including a phone number and notes 192 as a reference or clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Center
Civil Defense Test Here Tomorrow in Indiana County
Indiana County will take part in a nationwide Civil Defense drill tomorrow. The test runs between 9 and 11 a.m. with a first warning whistle, a second cover signal, and a final long blast ending the exercise. County officials urge residents to seek shelter and merchants to cooperate during the attack phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
G. W. Marbach
Domenick Violi
Accident near Indiana leaves two hurt in early morning crash
One person, Ellen Elaine Brady aged 16 from Creekside Route 1, is listed in serious condition at Indiana Hospital after a two car crash south of town. Paul Weaver aged 19 from Marion Route 2 is listed satisfactory with back injuries and body abrasions. State Police report the Weaver car pulled onto Route 118 from Legis See.
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Ellen Elaine Brady
Creekside R. D
Indiana
Paul Weaver
Marian Center
R. D
Gazette Phato
Sipos
Indiana Hospital
Here
Marion
Center R. D
Miss Brady
Legis
Pratt Backs Teachers Colleges On Standards
Wallace Guthrie is listed as satisfactory in the Indiana Hospital after a heart attack. Dr Rhodes Stabley, ISTC faculty member, also suffered a heart attack but rested well and is satisfactory. Attorney Robert M. Fisher hospitalized with a stroke remains serious. Dr Willis E Pratt, president of Indiana State Teachers College, defends teachers colleges against claims of academic softness, citing high standards and above average national test scores for ISTC students. A 1957-58 survey shows ISTC juniors scoring in the 66th percentile in English and 68th in general culture, with 90 percent of Indiana students from the top half of their class.
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Wallace Guthrie
Indiana
Focal
Rhodes Stabley
ISTC
Robert M. Fisher
Willis E. Pratt
State Teachers College
Pennsylvania
Indiana College
Teachers Colleges
Pratt
Indiana State Teachers College
Lee Pratt
Cal
Stassen Climb Noted In Pa Political Race
Harold E. Stassen gains momentum in the Pennsylvania GOP governor race as an independent candidate challenging organization favorite Arthur T. McGonigle, a Reading pretzel manufacturer. Leader’s administration seeks re election, with Livengood also contesting.
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Leonard 4
Unger
Harrisburg
Harold
E. Stassen
Pennsylvania
Stassen
Arthur T. McGonigle
McGonigle
Keystone
William §. Livengood Jr
Staliwart
GOP
Living Costs Jump In Canada
Ottawa report shows the Canadian cost of living index rising to a record 125.2 in April from 124.3 in March, driven mainly by higher prices for fresh fruits, vegetables and beef. The index is based on 1349 prices set at 100.
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Ottawa
Ont.p
Bureau of Statistics
NATO Plans Unity at Summit Amid North Europe Tensions
At Copenhagen the NATO foreign ministers vow a united front if an East West summit occurs. Spaak warns against Soviet moves to split Western resolve while Hansen and Beck call for exploring détente. A top level leaders meeting seems unlikely before next year as U.N. vetoes cloud prospects.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
NATO
Paul- Henri Spaak
Spaak
Christianborg
Luxembourg
Joseph Beck
NATO Council
H. C. Hansen
Hansen
U.N. Security Council
U.S. Arctic
Steel Looks For Pickup In New US Steel Orders
United States Steel Corp, the world’s largest steel producer, urged buyers to increase orders in the coming months. Chairman Roper M. Blough told 1,100 at Stevens Institute of Technology that consumer inventories are low and steel purchases have lagged behind usage.
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Hoboken
N. Z
United States Steel Corp
Roper M. Blough
Blough
Stevens Institute of Technology
Sawed Off Slayer Trial Ties to Fugate Note
Lincoln Neb. Charles R Starkweather on trial for murder in open court after confessing to nine killings and attributing two to his 14 year old girlfriend Carl Ann Fugate. Attorneys say a jail wall note mentions Caril guiding to Washington state and predicts executions. Jury selection expected to span three days.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles R. Starkweather
Carl Ann Fugate
Starkweather
Lancaster
Scottsbluff County
Goring
Neb
Lincoln
Caril
Douglas
Wya
Washington State
Charles
Jan
Main Street Scrubbing Postponed by Indiana Jaycees
The Indiana Jaycees announced a postponement of scrubbing Main Street Philadelphia Street and will hold the town wide Clean-up drive Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. due to bad weather. Fire Chief Bill Simpson says volunteer firemen should not turn out tonight and that the rest of the campaign will proceed with aid from the Indiana Merchants Association.
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Indiana Jaycees
Philadelphia Street
Main Street
Bill Simpson
Indiana Merchants Association
Jaycees
Inside The Gazette Victor Riese Waits Hurt Auton Talks
The Gazette notes that ongoing talks for a new contract hurt the position of Auton workers as Victor Riese weighs the impact. Also referenced is a Legion summary. The Indiana Legion basketball season is reviewed on page 10 with coverage of the team and standings.
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Victor Riese
Auton
Indiana Legion
Weather Forecast for the Region
Cloudy conditions with a few showers expected tonight and Tuesday. Low temperatures tonight ranging from 38 to 48 degrees. Daytime highs reaching near 62 to 66 degrees with generally mild, breezy conditions.
Rescuers Free Carnegie Tech Student From Cave After 12 Hours
Dick Lavall, 19, of Florissant Missouri, was rescued from a crevice in Copperhead Cave near Hillside Blairsville after more than 12 hours of effort by state police, Derry volunteers, and 37 rescuers. Lavall remained in satisfactory condition at Latrobe Hospital with a broken leg and shock. Four other party members escaped earlier. the Pittsburgh Grotto members aided in the operation.
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Blairsville
Carnegie Tech
Latrobe Hospital
Dick Lavall
Florrescent
Lavall
Copperhead Cave
Hillside
Greensburg
Derry
O. P. Oliver
Pittsburgh
National Speleological Society
Clarence Deeds
Col
Judge Clark Names Two Gangs in Larceny Burglary Sentences
Judge Edwin M. Clark sentenced two gangs arrested by local and state officers for larceny and burglary. William Neal Doty and tyro Guitter brothers faced multiple counts. crimes included theft from a sporting goods store and break ins at gas stations and cars. Doty received placement at Industrial School Camp Hill. Gunter men were ordered to restitution and prison terms. A second group including George W. Hill and Donald Sue Judge-Page 2 was also sentenced today.
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Edwin M. Clark
William Neal Doty
Tyro Guitter
Poplar Avenue
Indiana
Camp Hill
Ray Charles Gunter
R. D
Western Penitentiary
James Robert Gunter
Homer City Road
Clark
George W. Hill
Washington Street
Donald Sue
Page
Cute Male Mutt Seeks Nice Home
Playful young dog seeks a home and reports loving children. He is a small male mutt and requests contact after 7 30 p.m. by calling IN 8855.
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Blairsville Area
Carnegie
Creekside
Pa. Politics
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Pennnsylvania
Hames
Nixon
Canada
Steel
Charles Starkweather
Inside the Gazette
Osher
Aladdin's Lamp Business Mirror
Jb Tvsradie
Judge Clark
Homer City
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