Nixon speaks to Boy Scouts at national jamboree
Vice President Richard M. Nixon addressed about 50 000 Boy Scouts at Valley Forge Pennsylvania praising the organization for the values that make America great and calling the jamboree one of the finest experiences of their lives. He noted the site’s Revolutionary War heritage and urged Scouts to remember the occasion.
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Nixon
Boy Scouts
Valley Forge
Richard M. Nixon
America
George Washington
Boy Scouts of America
Arthur A. Shuck
Downtown street lights fail in daylight
Early morning reports note city street lights were out in broad daylight in the downtown area though normally they go out after darkness. Meanwhile youths at George Washington Junior High School Motorized planes entertained onlookers as traffic waited.
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George Washington Junior High School
Weather Outlook Sees Cloudy Warm Conditions With Showers
Daily weather report notes cloudy warm humid conditions today tonight and Sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Highs reach 85 to 92 while overnight lows dip to 65 to 72. River stage around 6 feet and traces of rain in the 24 hour period ending 7 am.
Eisenhower Leaves Secret Hideaway for Gettysburg Weekend
President Eisenhower plans a quiet weekend at his Gettysburg farm with Mrs. Eisenhower and three grandchildren after leaving a secret relocation site. He flew by helicopter to participate in Operation Alert and inspected mock civil defense reports amid a nationwide exercise.
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Nited Press
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
Retak
White House
Washington
Joseph E. Barrett
USAF
Patricia Wiggins
United Press
Gettysburg
Bell Ranger
Plan For Vote On Civil Rights Bill Tuesday
Senate GOP leader Everett M. Dirksen predicted the first test vote on the civil rights bill to be Tuesday would be a victory for supporters. The Southern bloc avoided a long talkathon by agreeing to vote late Tuesday on a Know motion to make the House-passed bill the pending business. Continued On Page 2% Column 4
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Rose McKee Washington
INS
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Indictments Return Against Becks in Cadillac Sales
Seattle AP report says King County grand jury indicted Teamsters President Dave Beck and son Dave Jr. on charges related to profits from selling three Cadillacs owned by the Western Conference of Teamsters. Beck Sr. faces $1,900 pocketing charge. Dave Jr. charged over $4,650 from two more sales. Beck asserts all funds went to the union and pledges witnesses. He questioned conference receipts but expects testimony confirming cash transfers.
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Teamster
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Dave Jr
Western Conference
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Beck Sr
Teamsters
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Stassen Seeks Secret Talks With Russia
London United States delegate Harold E. Stassen reportedly seeks new secret talks with Russia’s Valerian Zorin to break the deadlock over nuclear test suspension. Sources say he hopes to meet during the weekend recess in the five power United Nations disarmament subcommission conference with Western delegates’ implied approval.
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Harold E. Stassen
Russia
Valerian Zorin
Stassen
Zorin
Plane crash injures two in Beaver County
A single engine training plane overshot Beaver County Airport and crashed into a valley injuring two Michigan men. Pilot George D. Hall, 26, suffered compound skull fractures and is in Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh. Student flyer William J. Merrill Jr. was less seriously hurt.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Beaver County
Michigan
George D. Hall
Presbyterian Hospital
William J. Merrill Jr
Supreme Court Decision Gains Japan Approval
A favorable U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the William S. Girard case boosts Japanese goodwill toward America. The Asahi Evening News praises the decision as honoring America’s word and justice, underscoring potential U.S.-Japan relief in relations. August 26 sets the first trial session for the 21-year-old GI in the Jan 30 firing range killing.
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Sid White
Tokyo
INS
U.S. Supreme Court
William S. Girard
San Francisco
U.S
Girard
Asia
Asahi
Supreme Court
Ohio mother rescues three from Lake Erie near Conneaut
Vivian Novello 31 of Girard saved three drowning swimmers at Lake Erie beach. She aided Clinton Shillinger 35 and Catherine Wounais 15 to shore, then pulled Robert Shillinger 38 from the water. All were treated. Robert remained hospitalized overnight for shock. Mrs Novello said she did what anyone would do.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Vivian Novello
Girard
Chillicothe
Catherine Wounais
Warren
Shillinger
Robert
Robert Shillinger
Brown Memorial Hospital
Civil Defense Officials Review Test Air Raid Drill
Civil Defense officials in New Castle evaluated yesterday's Operation Alert with praise for city and county cooperation. The drill timed signal 11 30 am take cover 1 hour 20 minutes later, roads were sealed, a Youngstown convoy faced breakup and regrouped at Mt Jackson mass care station.
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Civil Defense
New Castle
Youngstown
Ohio
Mt. Jackson
Mt. Jackson Mass Care
Grandson Of Aga Khan Is Named As Successor
Prince Karim Aly Khan, Harvard student, is proclaimed Imam and successor to the Aga Khan at Versoix villa near Geneva. The 20 year old prince becomes Aga Khan IV, head of about 10 million Ismaili Muslims, following his grandfather’s death at 79. Continued on page 3.
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Versoix
Switzerland
Karim Aly Khan
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Aga Khan IV
Aga Khan
Shiah Mus
Diablo atomic test delayed by weather at Nevada site
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the low yield Diablo test for 24 hours due to strong winds and potential fallout in the northeast populated area. The shot, moved from Friday to Sunday 4 40 am Pacific, follows a prior failure on June 28 caused by a power outage.
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Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
P.d.t
AEC
Separate Tours By Khrushchev And Bulganin
Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin split up on their Czechoslovak tour. Khrushchev visited Ostrava Moravia near the Polish border, a coal mining center, while Bulganin went to Brno Moravia a textile and armament hub. They planned to reunite in Prague tonight.
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Communist Party
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Nikolai Bulganin
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Moravia
Bulgania
Brno
Seven Local Men Drafted for Army Induction
Seven local men will report for Army induction July 16 at 6 15 a m in the American Legion Auditorium Ellwood City area. Named from notices are John Navalio Lawrence Henry Risch Walter Iven Cassidy John Elmer Harlan Arthur Ellsworth Roye Bartholomew Nuzzo and Alvin Leslie Cover with listed addresses in Ellwood City Volant and nearby townships.
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American Legion Auditorium
E Falls St
John Navalio
E. Liane Ave
Ellwood City
Lawrence Henry Risch
Volant
Walter Iven Cassidy
Neshannock Ave
John Elmer Harlan
Arthur Ellsworth Roye
W. Washington St
Deaths listed for four residents in area
Saturday record notes four deaths: Mrs. Fernando Pasqualino 77 of Edenburg RD 1. Mrs. Domenick Carusone 57 of 108 W Miller St. Mike Dufinetz 79 of 736 Chestnut. Mrs. William Moore 22 of Pittsburgh Circle Ellwood City.
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Fernando Pasqualino
Edenburg
Domenick Carusone
W. Miller
Mike Dufinetz
William Moore
Pittsburgh Circle
Ellwood City
Sailplane Comes Apart In Midair Over New York
In Corning New York Francis Hehm 31 of Toledo Ohio was killed when a sailplane piloted by Hehm disintegrated midair during a national soaring contest leg The crash occurred after the glider towed by an airplane connected to Elmira airport and the craft was owned by Richard Schreder of Toledo The Hohms and Rover crew were returning the glider to Toledo and a farmer saw the glider break apart in the sky before the pilots fell to the ground near the New York Pennsylvania line
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N.Y
INS
Francis Hehm
Toledo
Ohio
Jane
Robert Bower
Sylvania
Hohms
Rover
Elmira
Richard Schreder
Schreder
Hohm
Bower
Pennsylvania
New York State Line
Chicago Hit By 610 10 Inch Fall Of Rain
A violent thunder storm drenched the Chicago area with six to ten inches of rain, causing two deaths and about 50 injuries. Evacuations reached eight families by boat as floods swamped thousands of homes and power lines.
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Chicago
INS
William Leen
Albert M. Cheney
Joliet
Drury Lane
Evergreen Park
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Marie Wilson
Shah to visit Iran quake zone amid starvation report
Tehran report says up to 5000 babies made homeless by recent earthquakes are dying of starvation due to loss of mothers. The Shah and Queen Soraya cut short their European trip to fly home and assess relief for the stricken areas where Red Cross cites orphaned infants under one year.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah
Soraya
Red Cross
City Faces Hurdles for Long Range Sewer Plans
Mayor Edward A. De Carbo reported federal officials require detailed justifications for a 15 000 planning advance to map a 5 million metropolitan sewer program. Demanded are township resolutions, engineer contracts, health and planning clearances, and revised revenue projections to 500 000 annually, tied to bond sales.
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Community Facilities Administration
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Edward A. DeCarbo
DeCarbo
State Dept. of Health
Lawrence County Planning Commission
Classified Page Overview and Features
A compact listing outlines sections such as Comics, Crossword, Editorials, Ellwood, Churches, Obituary, and Theater notes. It includes page numbers and telephone contacts for news and ads, highlighting the paper’s classifieds and feature sections.
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Ellwood
Outdoor meal invites on a warm Saturday night
Arthur Mometer describes an inviting scene of friends gathering for an outdoor meal with steaks salads and potatoes on a warm eighty four degree day. He emphasizes the scent of charcoal and green woods as conversation flows and invites readers to join soon.
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