UN Debate on Red China and Interim UN Chief Move
The United Nations confronts debates on Red China representation and a possible interim secretary-general as East West tensions rise. Western and Soviet positions clash over China, while a plan to appoint a temporary head gains steam amid Hammarskjold successor talks.
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Soviet Union
U.N
Sweden
Denmark
Dag Hammarskiold
Assembly
U.N. Secretariat
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
China
United Nations
People’s Republic of
United States
U. N
Peiping
Washington
Hammarskjold
U Thant
Burma
Security Council
Sentencing Deferred for Two Sanitary Board Inspectors
KITTANNING Pa AP sentencing of two former State Sanitary Water Board inspectors convicted on conspiracy charges is deferred while motions for a new trial are considered. Andrew DiEmidio of Johnstown and Joseph Yobagey of Ebensburg were found guilty on conspiracy charges. DiEmidio also on extortion. They allegedly conspired to extort 700 dollars from the Falesters under threat to close their Valley Two strip mine in 1960. The Falesters face conspiracy and bribery charges.
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Kittanning
State Sanitary Water Board
Andrew Dikmidio
Johnstown
Joseph Yobagey
Ebensburg
DiEmidio
Viva
Perry Falester
Valley Two
Falesters
Pleads Innocent To Slaying Two
GREENSBURG Pa AP Fred Margarcelli 17 of Crabtree has pleaded innocent to murder charges in the stabbing death of his 19 year old pregnant wife and her father He appeared before Justice Louis Festa and was returned to the Westmoreland County Jail pending grand jury action.
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Greensburg, Pa
Fred Margarcelli
Crabtree
Margarcelli
Justice of the Peace
Louis Festa
Westmoreland County
Classic Scene For Store Theft Ends With Arrests
In Englewood two gunmen fled a drug store robbery and hid in an alley. Their 1937 car’s differential failed after speed. Police arrested James M Kennedy, 21, and Robert A Webster, 20, holding them without charge. They recovered $104 from the robbery.
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Englewood
Cold
James M. Kennedy
Robert A. Webster
Eisenhower Gambles For Charity Aboard Yacht
Former President Eisenhower and First Lady gamble at gala charity voyage beyond New Jersey waters. Notable guests include Gov Meyner and Eva Gabor. Each $100 entry funded prizes donated by merchants. winners received play money, with overall goal to raise over $100,000 for cancer society.
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New Jersey
Robert E. Meyner
Runyon
Nathan Detroit
Harry the Horse
Rockefellers
Drexels
Frelinghuysens
Gerrys
Huttons
Eisenhower
Charles Goren
Eva Gabor
Miss Gabor
Ick
Jeach
Cancer Society
Ike InNYC To Campaign For GOP
Former President Eisenhower campaigned in New York City for the Republican city ticket criticizing one party rule and praising a strong two party system. Governor Rockefeller and Lefkowitz backed the slate as a potential boost for Rockefeller’s 1964 gubernatorial bid and the GOP in the city.
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Ike Innyc
GOP
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York City
Eisenhow
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Lefkowitz
Rockefeller
Florida Georgia Move Aid Sparks Welfare Transfer Debate
Florida and Georgia welfare officials deny broader moving aid schemes while New York officials say they have no evidence of organized removal of relief recipients to New York. In three cited cases, Florida and Georgia recipients were denied local relief and referred to state welfare for cross state eligibility checks.
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Rochester
N.Y
Buffalo
New York
Albany
Florida
Georgia
Erie County
Paul F. Burke
Rolls
William B. Woods
Monroe County
Wood
Woods
State Department of Social Welfare
Frank M. Craft
Florida Department of Public Welfare
Jacksonville
Craft
Alan “Kemper
Atlanta
California Supreme Court warns prosecutors on news leaks
The California Supreme Court set aside Phillip Bromwell’s second degree murder conviction for his 1958 daughter’s death. It ruled that pretrial press releases and taped statements obtained involuntarily were inadmissible and could prejudice jurors. The ruling cautions officers against releasing inflammatory material to media before trials.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Phillip Henry Bromell
Superior Court
Robert P. Kneeland
Bromwell
Supreme Court
Rosemary Clooney Seeks Divorce From Jose Ferrer
Hollywood AP reports Rosemary Clooney will pursue a divorce from her husband Jose Ferrer after eight years of marriage. Ferrer, 49, directing a State Fair remake in Dallas, Texas, with five children ages 1 to 6, has been married previously to Uta Hagen and Phyllis Hill.
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Rosemary Clooney
Jose Ferrer
Miss Clooney
Monsita
Maria
Miguel
Gabriel
Los Angeles
Ferrer
Rafael
Hollywood
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Ferrver
Uta Hagen
Phyllis Hill
Water heater explosion claims Ohio man in Oil City
Perry H. Smart, 68, of Mansfield, Ohio, died from burns after a water heater tank exploded at his cottage near President, Oil City. He died Thursday in Oil City Hospital from injuries suffered in the Sept. 12 blast.
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Oil City
Perry H. Smart
Mansfield
Ohio
Oil City Hospital
President
Bloom accuses Dems of ransacking payroll for fund dinner
Harrisburg AP reports Republican State Chairman George S. Bloom charged that Democrats ransacked the payroll to sell tickets to a $100-a-plate fund-raising dinner last week. He alleged employees across agencies including the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission and state agencies were pressured to buy and faced threats of pay raises or business reductions if they refused.
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Harrisburg
George S. Bloom
Bloom
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
General State Authority
State Police
Public Utility Commission
U.S
Vandiver Urges United Front At Gettysburg
Georgia Governor S Ernest Vandiver urged a solid US front during a Gettysburg visit for the dedication of a 16 foot marble monument to Georgia Brigade soldiers led by Confederate General Henry L Benning at Devil's Den on July 2 1863.
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Gettysburg
S. Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
United States
Vandiver
Henry L. Benning
Devil’s den
Foreign aid remains toughest problem for Congress
Washington AP report says foreign aid blocks adjournment as leaders push to close the first session of the 87th Congress. Senate passed a 4.1966 billion bill while the House approved 539 million in losses. Conferees balked at Senate-like figures. The DuPont GM stock tax relief bill looms but action may be delayed to January. Public works funds and other appropriations edge toward conference. Senate confirms Peace Corps bill and telecast contracts while a 16.5 million subsidy for lead and zinc is advanced. Disarmament agency details seek final agreement and Fowler Hamilton is slated for approval as foreign aid chief.
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Joe Hall Washington
Congress
House
Washington
87Th Congress
Senate
DuPont Co
General Motors
Mike Mansfield
Montana
DuPont
Supreme Court
G.M
Senate Finance Committee
Mansfield
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
National Football League
Senate House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fowler Hamilton
New York
UN Units Hold Fire Amid Congo Tensions
Reports from Elisabethville describe a fragile cease-fire between Katanga forces and U.N. troops after clashes that left fears of renewed fighting. Katanga residents, including European workers, prepare to return to work as food supplies resume. refugees and Baluba tribesmen face renewed tensions near the camp.
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Tshombe
Khiari
Adoula
Patrice Lumumba
Antoine Gizenga
Moscow Radio
U.N
Katanga
Congo
Elisabethville
International Task Force
Union Miniere
United Nations
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Kasai
Obituary notices from Indiana County and surrounding towns
Obituary notices list Mrs. Jennie Marshall Miller 98 of Darlington and Mrs. Nora Gess Foster Blairsville among the deceased. Also reported are William Raymond Houck Homer City area, Stephen Ewasiuk Homer City area, Mary Raymond Doyle Win ta ndale, William E. Austin Blairsville, Alice J. Barclay Blairsville, Miriam St Clair Lubbock Texas, with funeral details, survivors, birthplaces, and burial arrangements. Multiple churches, cemeteries, and local funeral homes named.
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Jennie Marshall Miller
William §. Miller
Indiana
Robert H. Henry
Darlington
Orm
Conemaugh
Indiana Co
Rebecca Hazelett Marshall
Washington St
Nora Gess Foster
North Spring Street
Blairsville
Latrobe Hospital
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
Will_liam
John
Marie) Foster
Harry
Olive) Cunningham
Frank
Freeman Ferguson
Stephen Ewasiuk
Homer City
R.D
Cherry Run
Indiana Hospital
Markwicz
Poland
U.M.W
Lucerne Mines
Wasylyna Pidhernay
Mike Mutchka
Mike, Pidhirnay
Ann Harvey
John Pidhernay
Patrick J. Hallow
Wintondale
Jon Doyte
Hawaii
Elizabeth Sanzio
Central City
Carrie Lizzio
Niagara Falls
Funeral
St. Louis
Lucernemines
H. A. Podowska
Holy Name Society of
Permanent Status For Peace Corps
President Kennedy signed legislation granting permanent status to the Peace Corps and called it a step toward aiding nations toward freedom and opportunity. He lauded Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver, noted bipartisan support, and announced volunteer and training figures while Congress faced a separate funding request for the first year.
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Washington
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Senate
House
Sargent Shriver
Shiver
Congress
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New Guinea
Philippines
Houck
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Syntron Co
Enid McGuire Houck
William R., Jr
Rayne
R.D. A
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Richard N
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Wash
Arthur V
Lee
Marjorie) Gearhart
Denver
Cole
Norman
Doris) McKee
Olmstead Falls
Robinson-Lynie’s
Ward B. Booker
Hubert Moss
Oakland Cemetery
John the Baptist Eastern Orthodox G.C
Black Lick
Tohn J. Voytitla
Mary Raymond Doyle
Joseph Doyle
Francis Raymond
Portage
Carl Raymond
Madeline Rager
William E. Austin
Howard M. Pape
Alice J. (Snyder) Barclay
Brush Valley
John D
Margaret Stevens Snyder
Derry
H. Thomas Barclay
Emma Shearer
Marion Center
Lillian Campbell
C. K. Adams
Daniel A. Barclay
Ferguson and Son
Blairseville
Miriam ST Clair
Lubbock
Cherry Hill Township
Jane Elizabeth Cameron
Indiana State College
QC. A. St. Clair
Allen C. St. ‘Clair
State College
Donald W. St. Clair
Midland
A. H. Stewart
Richard T. Bell
South Seventh Street
R. W. Falls
First Methodist Church
Oakeland Cemetery
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