UN Assembly On Cuba Crisis Sparks Cold War Tensions
The article reports U S and Soviet leaders clashing over Cuba with Stevenson blaming the Soviet Union for the threat to peace via arms and personnel. Gromyko counters Kennedy's stance, accusing Washington of planning invasion and aggressive acts while Cuba criticizes U S support for counterrevolutionaries.
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Gression
Stevenson
Cuba
United States
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Kennedy
Fernment
Guido
Jno
Rebels Now In Support Of Guido
The rebel side gains support as loyalists clash in the capital amid a four to five day crisis. Navy proposed a three man junta to end the drift to civil war and Guido’s resignation, which his secretary disputed. Military deployment and scattered gunfire leave six dead, five civilians, as top leaders met under heavy guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guido
Navy
Jose Maria Guido
Adm
Carlos Sanchez Sanudo
Army
Arturo Ossorio Arana
Air Force
Oscar Lentino
Tebe
Campo de Mayo
Buenos Aires
Navy Secretariat
United Nations
Government House
Guida
Grenadier Guards
Navy Ministry
War Ministry
Moonshine Charges On Two Men In Fayette County
Fayette County men Albert Maddes J. and Johan M. Koeis were released on $1,000 bond each after waiving hearings on moonshine liquor charges. Federal agents said they were caught Thursday night loading moonshine whiskey into two autos owned by Maddes and his wife, with 62 gallons seized. Moonshine reportedly sells for about $4 a gallon wholesale and retail.
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Pittsburgh
Fayette County
Albert Maddes J
Lemont Furnace
Johan M. Koeis
South Connellsville
Donnell J. Reed
Madides
Fayette
County
Kacis
Clothes Taken From Car In Indiana Borough Break‑in
A car owned by Arnold Abbott in Jenkintons was broken into last night in the 760 block of Church Street Indiana Borough Police said. Suits and shirts seen at grags were taken from the car as investigators continue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Abbott
Jenkintons
Pam
Church Street
Indiana
Indiana Paleo
iCars Collide At Intersection Reported Damages
Indiana Borough Police report a two car crash at 3rd and Elm yesterday at 12 15 p m causing about 600 in damages. Thomas Riddle 18 Santa Fe Springs California and Anna Mae Cope 31 Indiana collided with no injuries. Riddle car sustained 100 in damage and Cope car 500.
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3Rd
Elm Streets
Indiana
Thomas Riddle
Santa Fe Springs
Calif
Anna Mae Cope
Riddle
Cope
Civil War Gun Show At Rustic Lodge Open This Weekend
Collectors from five states gather at Rustic Lodge for the Two Lick Valley Gun Show featuring Civil War displays. Exhibits include rifles carbines Confederate coins tokens and badges. The show runs tonight to 10 p.m tomorrow 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Special rides for kids and Indian dancers from the Seneca Nation on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenas Hoover
Lick Valley
Wilmer C. Mason
Manorville
Rustic Lodge
Gazette
Sipos
Thelvania
West Virginia
New York
Maryland
Rustic Lodges Company
Two Lick
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Police School Opens Monday in Indiana Borough
A four day FBI training starts Monday in the Indiana Municipal Building led by Police Chief Harry H. Owens. Law enforcement officers from the county are invited to attend a Monday to Thursday program focusing on defensive tactics and criminal investigation with target practice on the final day.
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FBI
Indiana
Harry H. Owens
Congress
Toj
Rockefeller
Orig
Lincoln
Lincoln Proclamation and Emancipation Highlighted By Program
Pittsburgh AP notes a program featuring figures Mahalia Jackson Ulysses Kay and Archibald MacLeish recounting Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and the Thirteenth Amendment. The piece ties the historical act to modern labor struggles and the enduring American dream of equal opportunity.
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United States
Lincoln
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
South ‘Carolina
North Caroline
Virginia
Mahalia Jaksn
Ulysses Kay
Archibald Macleish
Librarian of
Congress
Meredith Keeps Vigil At College
In Oxford Mississippi James Meredith remains under watch as the Justice Department readies a new contempt citation against University of Mississippi officials. Judge Sidney Mize ruled the trustees hold admission power while the college board faces contempt charges. the 13 board members are summoned to New Orleans to answer similar charges.
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Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
Justice Department
University of Mississippi
U.S. Dist
Sidney Mize
Ross Barnett
Meredith
Mize
Weeepepwaia
States College Board
Mississippi Institutions of Higher
Inings
New Orleans
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of
Annavale
Hint Of Kennedy Khrush Talk Sparks Rumors
Report suggests possible discussions involving Kennedy and Khrushchev with focus on Gromyko talks. Independent researchers surveyed strikers and wives. 40 percent had no clear reasons for the strike, while many remained cautious about future dialogue. Attendees are invited to a Sunday discussion at Community Church of Shady Plain.
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Koppers
Ole Miss
Rusk
Lillian McCracken
Khrushchev
Ler
Andrei Gromyko
Bertin
Cuba
United States
Abe Wad
Poison Gas Evacuation Plans Near Mississippi River
1100 tons of poisonous chlorine lie in a sunken Mississippi barge near Natchez. Officials debated methods to remove the gas while 40,000 residents faced possible evacuation if a leak occurred. Teams studied siphoning or vapor containment as recovery could take weeks.
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Jack Owens
Natchez
Miss
Mississippi River
William
Merrell
Public Health Service
Washington
Tnn
Thelmers
Mississippi
John Wind
Musser
US Progress Seen Made About Cuba
The article reports on U S aims to deter Communist influence in Cuba with a Senate backed resolution and House resistance to stronger language. It notes divided congressional reaction and White House coordination, with emphasis on U S readiness to use all means to prevent Cuban aggression and the ongoing political maneuvers on Capitol Hill.
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Rogers
United States
Capitol Hill
House
Cuba
Rules Committee
Senate
U.S
White House
Congress
Kent William A. Irvin
Nedy
United States Steel Corporation
Benjamin F. Fairless
Kennedy
Wiggins
Run Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Vandercrift Pa
Retired Steel Executive Passes Here
A retired steel executive, Nash-Irving Nash, 55, was involved in a crash scene where rescuers lifted a car to free two people trapped underneath. The report notes his prior roles and a lengthy career, including time as a waiter at a Dean Rusk restaurant. The article also covers a separate congressional debate on foreign aid and Cuba related to ships carrying goods to Cuba, including a House cut of funds and a Senate investigation ordered by Warren G. Magnuson.
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Nash
Senate
Irving Nash
Secretary of States
Clerk of Session
Queens
Dean Rusk
New York City
House
U.S
Cuba
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Rusk
Warren G. Magnuson
Paul Ronadio
Joe Adonis
Ronadio
Bahn
Irving
Saul Cohen
Bronx
Mike Corte
Magnuson
Edward
Chick) Pell
Roy Renee
Rosoff's
Obituary for Mrs Mary Ann Thomas in Wintondale
Mrs Mary Ann Thomas 80 of 235 Third Street Wintondale died at home at 8 a.m. September 21 1962 Born October 20 1881 in Brishin Clearfield County Pa She is survived by her husband Daniel A Thomas and seven children Gordon L and Ruth Sandusky Helen Warsing Martha Peterson Margaret V Talley a brother two sisters nine grandchildren six great grandchildren She was a member of Wintondale Baptist Church Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at her home services 2 p.m. Monday September 24 Rev Walton Stanley and Rev Richard Thomas officiating Interment Pineland Cemetery Strongstown Flowers omitted George Askew Funeral Home Romer City managing arrangements
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Mary Ann Thomas
Third Street
Wintondale
Brishin
Clearfield County
Richard C
Catherine Jones Davies
Daniel A. Thomas
Gordon L
Ruth Sandusky
Johnstown
Helen Warsing
Martha Peterson
Wilmington
Margaret V. Talley
Newark
N.J
L. R. Davies
Morgan W. Evans
Evelyn Davis
Ebensburg
Thomas
Wintondale Baptist Church
Walton Stanley
Richard Thomas
Taterment
Pinan Land Cemetery
Strongstown
George Askew
Romer City
Elder Wiggins Prolific Church Leader Dies in Indiana
The obituary notes the long service of a ruling elder in First Presbyterian churches in Brooklyn and Indiana Pa. He taught Bible classes from 1901 to 1931 and 1944 to 1952, stressing a life behind words. He aided community work and was a respected Christian gentleman. Interment is at Oak Grove Cemetery, Indiana, with services Monday.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Brooklyn
N.Y
Indiana
Vandergrift Presbyterian Church
Indiana Presbyterian Church
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