Banquet for Grubworms Ends With Radio Sound Proof
New York advertising men hosted a quirky banquet for Oklahoma grubworms to test radio ad sound effects. After fruitless leads with zoos and agencies, the group finally reached the U S Department of Agriculture where a lab worker described the worms eating corn roots as similar to a man eating potato chips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Stilley
NEW York
Oklahoma
Howell
Cial
Rochester
N.Y
Ead
Severnth
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Prevailing Wage Law Standards Affected by Labor Markets
The article discusses how prevailing wage rates are set by the labor secretary using local wage data and union and contractor statements. It explains wage area determination by labor market areas based on the 1960 census, not single communities, with reviews possible and final orders within 10 days of hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Employment Security
Publc
Talks Sought to Resume Laos Crisis Negotiations
Avtar Singh head of the three nation control commission says pro Communist and neutralist factions show willingness to resume talks with Premier Prince Boun Oum to settle the Laotian crisis. He met with Prince Souvanna Phouma and Prince Souphanouvong amid their absences. MacDonald, Mayrand, and Morski accompanied Singh for Geneva Laos talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna
France
Souphanouvong
Sam Neua
Singh
Commission
Malcolm MacDonald
Leon Mayrand
Canada
A. Morski
Poland
MacDonald
Ex Senator Pepper Taft Jr Win Key Primary Races
Former Florida Senator Claude Pepper and Robert Taft Jr. captured decisive Democratic primary wins as Kennedy supporters in four states. Florida’s George Smathers and Dante Fascell also won renomination, with campaigns highlighting Kennedy medical care plans and strong party loyalty amid a statewide shift creating new districts. Ohio and Indiana results showed incumbents renominated. West Virginia and New Mexico produced tight contests and district changes ahead of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Claude Pepper
Florida
Robert Taft Jr
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Congress
George Smathers
Dante Fascell
Pepper
Kennedy
Frank J. Lauschend-Gow
Michael
Richard D. Kennedy
Taft
Indiana
West Virginia
New Mexico
Jack M. Campbell
Sen
Smathers
Roger L. Davis
Fort Lauderdale
Douglas R. Voorhees
Miami
Fascell
David Eldredge
Sneathers
John A. Marcello
C. R. Matthews
L. B. Vocelle
John A. Sutton
Ithe Ith
Lausche
DiSalle
Mark McElray
John Marshal Briley
Toledo
GOP
Charles Fry
Springfield
Oh House
Thomas Lowell Fess
Fess
U.S
James 4
Rhodes
William L. White
Mount Vernon
Oho
Gordon Scherer
Cincinnati
Thuse Committee On
UnAmerican Activities
House
Charles A. Halleck
Ray J. Madden
Winfield K. Denton
Ken Hechler
Elizabeth Kee
Cleveland Bailey
Arch A. Moore
Roswell
Ed. V. Mead
Albuquerque
Campbell
Mechem
Josens Mo Montoya
Ex Gov Fine Testifies In Tax Trial In Pennsylvania
Ex governor Fine, 68, charged with evading 45000 in income taxes from 1955 through 1937, faces a jury selection in a case tied to co defendant Donald P Morgan of Malvern. Proceedings focus on whether Fine should have had chance to correct errors. Morgan’s dismissal motion under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine
Pennsylvania
Donald P. Morgan
Malvern
Hiam
Elvira L. Phillips
Williamsport
Walter S. Larson
Jetired
Sheffield
Cook
Coudersport
Levy
Arthur A Maguire
U.S
Maguire
Morgan
Frederick V. Follmer
Arthur T Baker
Muncy
Faker
Knox Coal Co
Exeter
Communists Bar Check On Laos
Western efforts to probe the Nam Tha battle hit a wall as Poland and the Soviet Union blocked inquiries. Talks in Vientiane involved neutralist leaders and Prince Souvanna Phouma while Souphanouvong nursed eye trouble. Officials said a coalition talks path remains but premier Boun Oum and Gen. Phoumi Nosavan hesitate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoine Yared
Prince Bown Oum
Poland
Nam Tha
Aviar Singh
India
Leon Maytrand
Canada
A. Morski
Malcolm MacDonald
Britain
Alihang Khay
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
MacDonald
Souvanna
France
Sam Neua
Singh
Commission
Vientiane
Boun Oum
Phoumi Nosavan
Five Die in Golden State Freeway Crash Near Los Angeles
A head on collision between a sedan and a station wagon on the Golden State Freeway killed five men and left a sixth injured. Among the dead were Pedro Valdez Castillo a KALI disc jockey and Juan B Acuna a noted singer. The victims were described as musicians or entertainers returning from Bakersfield when a wrong turn led to the fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Golden State
Pedro Valdez Castillo
Hollywood
KALI
Juan B. Acuna
Mexico
Castillo
Acuna
California
Bakersfield
Andrew Rios
Julian Reyes
Gilbert Molina
David Jiminez
Newer safer mining machines touted to meet demand
Pittsburgh AP says newer eight ton and 21 ton hydraulic mining supports aim to boost safety and efficiency as coal demand grows. Officials note rock mechanics, improved fluids, and roof support tech advance safety and reduce fires, maintenance, and delays while urging further research and better temporary supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsburgh
Pennsylvania State University
Kentucky
Robert Stefanko
Fred T. Loving Jr
Loving
Kentucky Ridge Co. Field
American Mining Congress
Herron
Island Coal Co
Holden
W. Va
John A. Boyle
U. $, Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Oal
U. S. Steel Corp
Boyle
U. S. Steel
Centaur rocket’s difficult test eyed for future space lift
NASA reviews Centaur second stage data after a Centaur Atlas launch attempt stalls within 55 seconds. The Centaur aims to boost thrust with liquid hydrogen engines to lift 8500 pound satellites and deliver payloads toward the moon or Mars. Officials caution early tests may fail as they refine the high energy fuel system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
John H. Glenn Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Centaur
Space
Earth
Moon
Mars
Venus
Space Agency
Cau
Jury panel announced for Knox trial in county
Jurors selected Tuesday include Francis J. Honecker Mount Carmel clerk Ada M. Clark Danville housewife who served on the Knox Coal Co. trial jury Denzel Davis Little Marsh Tinga County state highways employee Clark O. Williams Fleming Centre County machinist Mrs How ard Martzell Danville RD 4 Nevin R. Troutman Herndon RD 3 Northumberland farmer Joseph F. Maher Herndon grocer Harvey C. Boatman Williamsport Jersey Shore gas station operator Leroy Lo Lambert Coudersport linoleum dealer Joseph J. Galitski Atlas Northumberland County hardware store clerk William E. Geywaz Shamokin church musical director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Francis J. Honecker
Mount Caremel
Ada M. Clark
Danville
Knox Coal Co
Denzel Davis
Little Marsh
Tinga
Nevin R. Troutman
Herndon
Northumberland County
Joseph F. Maher
Harvey C. Boatman
Williamsport
Jersey Shore
Leroy Lo Lambert
Couderspact
Joseph J. Galitski
Atlas
Wiliam E. Geywaz Shamokin
Literacy bill faces parliamentary move and possible collapse
Smokey says a table vote will express sentiment on the literacy bill as Mansfield maneuvers to kill it by tabling. If tabling fails, a second antifilibuster attempt could drop the measure for the session. The bill, backed by Kennedy, would allow any educated voter to avoid literacy tests in presidential and congressional elections, a position opposed in the South as unconstitutional. Senator Cooper joins in opposition warning it could widen discrimination. Also noted is Dinosaur Caverns opening this year in western Antog, related to Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Senate
Kennedy
Dirksen
John Sherman Cooper
South
Jet Tanker Crashes On Takeoff At Loring AFB Killing Six
A KC-135 jet tanker crashed soon after takeoff from Limestone Maine’s Loring Air Force Base killing all six aboard. Wreckage strewn over 300 yards in a wooded area near the runway. The Air Force identified victims including Capt. Robert Predmesky and Capt. James Stewart, with the crew comprising five officers and one airman. The big aircraft, part of the Air Refueling Squadron, was on a routine refueling mission with two crew chiefs aboard to meet tactical flight requirements.
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Limestone
Maine
Loring Air Force Base
Air Force
Tims
Robert M. Predmesky
Detroit
Mich
Avid
Loring
Soviet Union demands France in test ban treaty
In Geneva the Soviet Union said it will not sign any nuclear test ban without France as a party. Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin cited France’s Sahara underground test and urged an international control system. France has boycotted talks since March 4, and the deadlock centers on compulsory inspections.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
France
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Britain
Zorin
Sahara
Zotin
Paris
Zorn
Zarin
Obituaries from Indiana area list many local deaths
Obituaries list John S Hause of Black Lick died May 8 1962 in Indiana Hospital from complications born March 18 1879 in Red Bank Township Armstrong County married Frances Slicker he survived by cousins including Rev d B Troutman of Smickaburgie House formerly of Du Bois services Thursday May 10 at 2 30 pm Rev J B Troutman to officiate burial at Lestieree Cemetery Shannonville Porter B Hadden 78 Commodore died May 7 1962 born August 10 1885 in Green Township Indiana County survived by four nieces and five nephews services May 10 at 2 pm Taylorsville Presbyterian Cemetery Sgt Roy G Pizer Fort Rucker Alabama died May 8 1982 obit to be continued Richard T Bell Funeral Home in charge Mrs Laura Trusal Frye died May 8 1962 at Camulus Rest Home survived by three daughters Edna Frye Creekside Mrs Esther Spicher Indiana and Mrs Ethel Kunkle Creekside and many relatives Beulah Baptist Church member Jeannetta N Scott died May 5 1962 at her Indiana home survived by husband and children funeral May 10 in Beulah Baptist Church Oakland Cemetery burial planned
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John S. Hause
Black Lick
Indiana Hospital
Red Bank Township
Armstrong County
John
Elizabeth Troutman Hause
Frances Slicker
D. B. Troutman
Smickaburgie House
du. Bois
Donald S. Bowser
Plumville
J. B. Troutman
Lestieree
Shannonville
Porter B. Hadden
Commodore
R.D
Green Township
Indiana County
James W
Emma F. ‘Phaff Hadden
Bence and
I. L. Kelly
Taylorsville Presbyterian Cemetery
Roy G. Pizer
Fort Rucker
Alabama
Martin Army Hospital
Fort Benning
Samuel G .Pizer
Lillian Tanner Pizer
Homer City R.D
Richard T.bell
South Seventh Street
Laura Trusal Frye
Camulus Rest Home
John E. Frye
Washington Township
R.D. Joe
Robert
Mary Neal Trusal
Vandergrift
Plum Creek
Edinburgh
Scottland
Robert Spicher
St.Louis
Missouri
Steven Spicher
Albert E. Raleigh
Indiana
John K. Boston
William Sutherland
Oakland Cemetery
Jeannetta
N. Scott
Rth Avenue
William
Birtle Horton Barkley
Greensville
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
John Allen
Andrew J. Scott
Eugene Allen
George R. Barkley
Chuckey
Pearl Lowery
Wimauma
Fla
Maxine Tolliver
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Harris
Beulah Baptist Church
J. M. Walker
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Watv Ks
Gazette
Taft Son
Gé Gazetta Dilassiiled
London
Moscow
Sir Frank Roberts
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Roberts
Viet Nam
Robert McNamara
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Lyman Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
Bangkok
Smokey
Dinosaur Caverns
Carlsbad
Antong
Carlsbad Caverns
Nikita
Bermuda
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