Rioters Burn U.S. Information Agency Library in Lebanon
In Beirut and Tripoli rioters allied with anti Western factions attacked the U S I A library, burning books and furniture while police struggled to control the violence. At least four people were killed and 30 injured as security forces reinforced runds across Beirut amid a general strike and school closures.
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Tom Masterson
Beirut
Lebanon
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Tripoli
Sidon
Tyre
Baath
House Starts Yearly Foreign Aid Battle
Washington AP report notes House debate over a $3.603 billion foreign aid program for the coming year, 339 million below Eisenhower’s request, amid recession and overseas tensions. Passage expected Wednesday to send the bill to the Senate. Secretary Dulles urged the program in a Minneapolis speech.
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Lewis Gulick Washington
Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Dulles
Minneapolis
Red Skelton’s Son Dies of Leukemia
HOLLYWOOD Comedian Red Skelton and his wife Georgia faced their son Richard’s death from leukemia after a 16 month battle. The 5 year old died at UCLA Medical Center after a brain hemorrhage and a period of coma. The family spoke of prayers and hope that awareness will aid future patients.
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Hollywood
Skelton
Georgia
Richard
Ucla Medical Center
Skeltons
Red
Nixon Ready For Address In Colombia
Vice President Nixon prepared to deliver his liberty message to Colombia's workers in Bogota as police kept a tight rein on the 5,000 member Communist party. Authorities arrested at least 12 demonstrators after police dispersed about 200 jeering students and a group of 80 youths, while Nixon laid a wreath on Simon Bolivar's statue amid generally friendly crowds seeking his visit.
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Bogota
Colombia
Nixon
Communist Party
Simon Bolivar
Town-Wide Clean-Up Set Tonight In Indiana
A week-long town clean-up begins tonight in Indiana delayed by weather. Jaycees merchants and firemen join in scrubbing Philadelphia Street with a 6 30 pm wash-down in the business district. Residents urged to tidy yards and outside areas all week.
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Indiana
Jaycees
Philadelphia
e M Johnston Passes Away in Indiana County
Milton Johnston died at his Indiana residence on Saturday evening. Born October 12, 1864, he was a longtime Center Township farmer and dairyman active in civic affairs. A 85 year Presbyterian, he belonged to Bethel and Indiana Churches. Survived by wife Louise Mabon Johnston two sons one daughter eleven grandchildren seven great grandchildren. A complete obituary appears in today's Gazette.
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Milton Johnston
Indiana
Indiana County
Johnston
Center Township
Presbyterian Church
Bethel
Louise Mabon Johnston
Oak Street
Lucerne Leads in Greater Indiana County League
Robert Allen highlights Lucerne leading the Greater Indiana County League in a page four column. The Gazette also notes sports features on pages ten and eleven, with Aladdin's Lama Business and a classifieds comics tease.
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Robert Allen
Lucerne
Weather Forecast Sunny and Mild Across Next Two Days
The forecast calls for sunny and mild conditions today and Tuesday. Clear and cool tonight with a low around 40 to 45 degrees and a high near 70 to 73 degrees.
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Law Tonight
Eisenhower Dulles face mixed reception on trade and nuclear talks
Washington leaders push for modifications to the Trade Agreements Act as House Ways and Means Committee prepares for showdown votes on reciprocal trade. Opponents argue foreign imports injure U S industry while supporters say U S exports exceed imports. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles also plan talks with Khrushchev over a Russian note on nuclear tests and disarmament, seeking broader discussions beyond a proposed Arctic inspection zone.
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B. L. Livingstone
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Eisenhower
United States
John M. Hightower
Dulles
White House
Khrushchev
State Department
Moscow Radio
Russia
Kiushchev
Arctic
Bus Truck Crash Kills Alabama Trip Leader in Tennessee
A laundry truck plowed into a school bus in Fayetteville Tennessee killing Ralph Reed 27 editor of the Arab Tribune. Reed's wife sponsor of the ninth grade class at Union Grove Junior High was injured. Ninety eight children principal and wife and the bus driver listed with injuries.
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Fayetteville
Tenn
Ralph Reed
Arab
Ala
Tribune
Union Grove
Clyde Beatty Circus Tents Arrive Under Jaycees Auspices
Indiana tomorrow hosts Clyde Beatty Circus at Mack Center under Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce. The circus arrives from Johnstown at dawn with two convoys, promising two shows at 4 and 8 p.m. Doors open at 3 and 7 p.m. as the tented fairyland forms a magic city of tents and elephants join the parade.
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Indiana
Mack Center
Clyde Beatty
Johnstown
Livengood Plans Rally in Indiana and Philadelphia
Independent gubernatorial candidate William S. Livengood Jr plans a reception and rally in Indiana at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Indiana VFW Country Club and will campaign in Bucks Montgomery and Delaware counties. He will also hold a Philadelphia rally at the Broadwood Hotel and tour Westmoreland and Indiana counties before moving to McKean Potter and Tioga counties.
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William S. Livengood, Jr
GOP
Indiana
P.m
VFW Country Club
State Secretary of Internal Affairs
Bucks
Montgomery
Delaware
Scheel
Broadwood
Philadelphia
Mr. Livengood
Somerset
Westmoreland
Livengood
McKean
Potter and Tioga
Arthur ‘T. McGonigle
Reading
Harold E. Stassen
Stolen Cash From Fair View Super Market Theft
State Police report a theft at Fair View Super Market one mile south of Indiana on Route 119. Over $2,000 was taken from a safe after intruders forced a rear door and torched the lock. The money was moved to the rear produce room where robbers remained undetected and disappeared. Investigation ongoing with county and state officers.
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Fair View
Indiana
Route 119
George Walfenden
Court Blocks Pennsylvania Hotel Wage Regulations
Harrisburg court voided state minimum wage rules set to start for women and minors in hotels motels and restaurants. Judge William El. Neeley ruled due process was not followed in hearings and said separate wage boards were not called for these establishments. The ruling suspends the increases up to further appellate action.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
William el. Neeley
Labor and Industry Department
Neeley
Stile
David Harrison
Dies Near Home in Mount Lebanon Auto Crash
A 4 year old boy, Timothy Kosko, was killed Saturday when he ran into the path of a car near his Mount Lebanon home. Police said the incident occurred in the suburban area as authorities investigated the crash.
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Pittsburgh
Timothy Kosko
Mount Lebanon
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