Moisant Airport Faces Lawsuit Over Racial Food Service Policy
Federal suit targets non discrimination clause in Moisant International Airport funding. E Neil Wannen announces a new policy to serve Negroes in the coffee shop while Negroes remain barred from the International Room. The Justice Department probes the six stool snack bar as sit in activists pursue further action.
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New Orleans
API
Moisant International
E. Neil Wannen
Justice Department
Wonnen
Interstate
Wannen
Butler Woman Pleads Innocent in Embezzlement Case
Mae Wheeler 53, longtime secretary treasurer of the Workingmen's Building and Loan Assn in Butler, faces 117 counts including forgery embezzlement and false entry as she pleads innocent before an alderman. The case centers on loans to multiple couples with the savings office continuing to operate though withdrawals are halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Lorenzini
John Polowitz
Russell Kurtz
Truck Driver Put On Five Years Probation
Albert Himes 34 of Lutherstown Pa was placed on five years probation by Erie County Common Pleas Judge James McCrystal for involvement in an Ohio Turnpike crash last March that killed three Northwestern University students. He is forbidden to operate any motor vehicle during the probation.
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Sandusky, Ohio
UPI
Albert Himes
Luthersburg
Northwestern University
Erie County Common Pleas
James McCrystal
Himes
Bridge bill advances in Harrisburg through Beaver Valley Expressway
A proposed bridge along the Beaver Valley Expressway in Beaver County cleared its first legislative hurdle after a 50 to 0 Senate vote. The measure moves to the House for further action.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Beaver County
Senate
House
Weather extremes report from Death Valley and Idaho
UPI reports the highest temperature of 120 degrees at Death Valley California on Monday and a low of 40 degrees recorded at Mullan Idaho. Weather bureau notes show wide temperature swings across the regions.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Death Valley
Cal
Mullan
Idaho
City workmen restore Diamond plots after widening crews
Workmen on the Diamond labored Monday to reshape plots after widening crews completed their task. Stones were hauled away before new planting could proceed as a milder mid day weather gave a hint of June. Pa Nene hopes for more sunny days and summer warmth.
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Pa Nene
Teen Pa Newe
Pulaski Woman Informs Brother Dies After Illness
Mrs. Gaylord White of Pulaski reports the death of her brother Clifford A. Inman age 61 of Sharon Road West Middlesex after a four month illness. He worked for Westinghouse Corp and belonged to United Presbyterian Church Sharon. Survived by wife Mabel Irene Young son Robert two sisters and one brother. Service slated 2 p.m. Wednesday at West Middlesex Methodist Church with burial in Haywood Cemetery. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at the church parlor.
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Gaylord White
Pulaski
Clifford A. Inman
Sharon Rd
West Middlesex
Inman
Westinghouse Corp
United Presbyterian Church
Sharon
Mabel Irene Young
Robert
West Middlesex Methodist Church
Haywood Cemetery
Chhurch
Emma Z. Reeher
Emma Zahnizer Reeher
Alberta Beveridge
Hobart
Ind
County Line
Mercer County
William F
Martha Magee
Levi F. Reeher
Reeher
Second United Presbyterian Church
Houston
R. Alvin
Marian) Wilson
Long Island
N. Y
Victor
Lois) Scott
East Liverpool
William L
Alberta
Estella I. Marshall
Estella Iva Marshall
New Galilee
Lawrence County
Ross
Margaret Lambright
Galilean U. P
Rebecca Lodge
Enon Valley
Erma Guy
Hanoverton RD
Laura Levy
Edward Strohecker
Earl Lambright
Marshall Funeral Home
Wampum
Glen Owens
Union Cemetery
Lawrence Cameron
Edinburg
Harlansburg
Cr. D. Cameron
Ada Gibson Cameron
Mary Robison
Mr. Cameron
Harbor UP Church
Thayer Cameron
Struthers, CO
Clayton Cameron
New Castle
Rodys Cameron
Nannie Mayberry
Struthers
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Kings Chapel
James Clifford Donaldson Dies at Grove City Hospital
James Clifford Donaldson of Greenville Road 5 Harrisville, a World War II veteran and self employed trucker, died Saturday in Grove City Hospital. Services were held at Greenville today at 2 p.m. with interment in Shenango Valley Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Mabel Callis, two stepdaughters, and eight grandchildren.
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Ross Homer
Euclid Ave
James Clifford Donaldson
Greenville RD 5
Harrisville
Donaldson
Grove City Hospital
Greenville
Shenango Valley Cemetery
Mabel Callis
Three Teens Injured In Delaware Ave Crash
A station wagon carrying three teenage girls struck a parked car at 1813 Delaware Ave injuring Miriam Byers 17, and passengers Mary Lou Annecillo 17 and Patty Dissen 16 who were treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and released. The driver could not recall the crash. the hit vehicle belonged to Carrie E. Flaugher.
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Delaware Ave
Miriam Byers
Crawford Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mary Lou Annecillo
E. Sheridan Ave
Patty Dissen
Norwood Ave
Carrie E. Flaugher
Ohio priest killed in New York thruway crash
A Roman Catholic priest from Ohio was killed and another cleric was critically injured in a one car accident on the New York thruway about 14 miles west of Batavia. The deceased was Rev. Stanley A. Mroczka, 47, of Parma Ohio. Rev. Casimir J. Siko, 46, of Cleveland, was taken to St. Jerome's Hospital in Batavia with severe head injuries.
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Batavia
N.Y
UPI
Ohio
New York State Thruway
Here
Stanley A. Mroczka
Wilber Ave
Parma
St. Jerome's Hospital
Casimir J. Siko
Broadway
Cleveland
Pine Tree Fire At Busy New Castle Intersection
A small pine tree in a planter at People's Bank of Lawrence County lot was set alight by a discarded cigar or cigarette. Ralph Rodgers, a bank employee, extinguished the flames before the city fire department arrived.
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New Castle
People’s Bank of Lawrence County
Ralph Rodgers
County 4-H Program Attracts 35 Youth
Lawrence County 4-H held its Sunday indoor program in a long-standing tradition with about 35 club members from Little Beaver Big Beaver and North Beaver townships forming the choir under Mrs. C A Reno. Dr. Victor Dawe delivered the sermon at Westfield Church as County Council officers officiated. Adult leaders included Edwin Brandt and several Mrs. C A Reno and Mrs James Shaw.
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Lawrence County
Ruth Thompson
Victor Dawe
Shenango United Presbyterian Church
Westfield Church
Little Beaver
Big Beaver
North Beaver Townships
C. A. Reno
Clarence Hoye
Patti Booker
Florence Thompson
Lee Wilson
Kay Cornman
Hoye
Judy Wilson
Edwin Brandt
Arthur Wilson
James Shaw
Texas Flood Damage Reaches Million in Panhandle Storms
United Press International reports Texas flood damage exceeding one million dollars after three days of torrential rains in the Texas Panhandle and Richland Hills. Evacuated families returned home as renewed wet weather threatened further flooding while crops in the Dakotas faced grasshopper plagues.
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Texas
North Carolina
Dakotas
North Dakota State University
Rocky Mountain States
Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Death Valley
Calif
Pellston
Mich
Texas Panhandle
Fort Worth
Richland Hills
WE Scholarships Granted To Pair Lamme Winners
Francis T. Thompson of Cheswick Pennsylvania and Harold D. Austresser of Baltimore Maryland were named recipients of Westinghouse Lamme Graduate Scholarships. Both 31 and regarded as outstanding young engineers, they will receive a year of tuition and living expenses at the university of their choice.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Francis T. Thompson
Cheswick
Harold D. Austresser
Baltimore
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Benjamin Garver Lamme
Thompson
Austresser
Supreme Court bans unmanned coin laundries in Canada
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled 8-1 that unmanned automatic coin laundries violate the Lord's Day Act. The decision held the operation illegal even though no workers are employed.
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Ottawa
UPI
Supreme Court of Canada
Milk Dealers Seek Legal Aid Before Action
The local milk dealers association decided to consult legal counsel before further action on prices. They plan to meet the Milk Commission to discuss the rate gap between home delivered and retail milk. Committee members include Lloyd Moyer Don Hoak and Don Fox. Nine of fifteen dairies attended the meeting led by Seth Daugherty and officers Wallas Hoak Fox.
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Association of Milk Dealers
The
Milk Commission
Lloyd Moyer
Moyer Dairy Farm
Fombell RD 1
Paul Fox
Fox's Dairy
Enon Valley
Don Hoak
Smith’s Dairy
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Louis Wallas
Donald Hoak
Donald Fox
Seth Daugherty
Lingerlight Dairy
Methodist Leader Undergoes Surgery
Dr. Arthur B. R. Colley Grove City District Superintendent of the Erie Annual Conference had gall bladder surgery at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia. He entered on June 21 and had the operation the next day. His condition is reported satisfactory. Mrs Colley is staying with their son in Philadelphia.
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Arthur B. R. Colley
Grove City
Erie
the Methodist Church
Temple University Hospital
Philadelphia
Colley
Two Mercer Students Trip to National Youth Conference on Atom
Two science students from Mercer County will attend the Third National Youth Conference on the Atom in Chicago next fall. Samuel Hazlett III of Greenville and Jerry Jenkins of Stoneboro were chosen after exams by Penn Power. They will hear leading experts, visit Argonne National Laboratory, and tour Dresden Nuclear Power Plant, with sessions aligning to major national meetings.
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Mercer County
Pennsylvania Power Co
Chicago
Samuel Hazlett III
Samuel Hazlett Jr
Greenville
Jerry Jenkins
Gerald Jenkins
Stoneboro
Cenae
Young Hazlett and Jenkins
Penn Power
Argonne National Laboratory
Dresden
Nnual
American Nuclear Society
Atomicndustrial Forum
Palmer House
Museum of Science and Industry
Dwight Racioppo
Daniel Racioppo
New Castle
Neshannock High
George Kirkpatrick
Robert J. Kirkpatrick
Bradford Woods
North Allegheny
National Science Teachers Assn
Future Scientists of America Foundation
Library service funds for the blind clear Senate vote
The Senate approved a 371000 appropriation for state library service to the blind and 56000 in school aid for the blind and deaf. The measures passed 50 to 0 and move to the House. Funds are slated for Pennsylvania School for the Deaf in Philadelphia 34608 Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf in Pittsburgh 20678 and Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind in Pittsburgh 14743.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Senate
House
Pennsylvania
Machines Cut Most U S Bituminous Coal Output
Charleston West Virginia reports that more than 90 percent of all bituminous coal produced in the United States is cut by machines.
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Charleston
W. Va
The
U.S
Deaths Of The Day Directory Preview
A daily directory lists upcoming funerals with interment timing funeral director and calling hours, published at the start of the Classified Section for reader convenience.
Obituary notices for Reeher Lienberger Marshall Cameron
Multiple brief obituaries released for Emma Z Reeher Clara Lienberger Estella Iva Marshall and Lawrence Cameron. Reeher died at 4 30 p m in Hobart Ind after a short illness. other notices list residence, birth dates, survivors, church affiliations and service details in Farrell Wampum Edinburg and Kings Chapel Cemetery.
Five Held on Larceny Count in Fayette County
Five Uniontown men were jailed on 22 counts of larceny and burglary after waiving a hearing. Identified as Robert Tojo Miller Edward Nara William Lucas Harry Sullivan and Gerald Mattus the group allegedly looted clubs taverns and businesses in the past six months.
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Uniontown
UPI
Fayette County
Robert “Tojo’’ Miller
Edward Nara
William Lucas
Harry Sullivan
Gerald Mattus
Tower Collapse Wounds Two at West View Park
A 110 foot amusement ride tower collapsed at West View Park near Pittsburgh injuring nine. A 9 year old girl Celeste Farnsworth and 42 year old Martha M. McCoy remained in critical condition after emergency surgery. Performer Kay Burns escaped injury and was later bonded at 2500 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Celeste Farnsworth
Martha M. McCoy
West View Park
Kay Burns
Whittier
Calif
Miss Burns
Kayletta
Farnsworth
McCoy
Eighty Convicts Freed During Revolt In Venezuela
Armed patrols hunted 80 convicts freed during Monday’s six hour revolt in Barcelona Venezuela where 16 rebels were killed and 10 wounded. Traffic was restricted and garrison HQ closed to civilians. Twenty four prisoners were sent to Caracas as mobs threatened to lynch them. No U S residents were harmed. The revolt echoed a smaller uprising in La Guaira. The rebels were led by four army officers and included about 40 civilians in the Barcelona force.
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Barcelona
Venezuela
UPI
Caracas
U.S
la Guaira
Carlos Canache Mata
Rafael Solorzano
Future home tech eyed by Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Local Chamber of Commerce officials predicted more leisure for homemakers and house holders with advances such as food cooked chemically in packaging, rain responsive windows, and lights operable by hand wave.
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Waterloo
N. Y
UPI
Chamber of Commerce
Trieste to Begin 60 Deep Dives Off Southern California
The blimp shaped Trieste bathyscaph will start sixty research dives off the southern California coast in about two weeks. The craft, which set a record deep dive in the South Pacific last year, was removed from drydock on Monday.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
California
South Pacific
Local Boys Plan Canoe Trip Down Shenango
Two New Castle youths Leonard Falba and Edward Leszek, both 15, plan a three day, 55 mile canoe trip down the Shenango River from below Pymatuning Dam to New Castle. They will use a 17 foot aluminum canoe, camp along riverbanks, and carry life preservers. Both are expert swimmers and have parental approval to attempt the journey.
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New Castle
Shenango River
Leonard Falba
Albert Falba
Bryson Mill Rd
Edward Leszek
G. Marks
Pymatuning
Kennedy Cleared For Duty After Illness Struggles
The White House reports President Kennedy in excellent health after back trouble a virus infection and strep throat. Press Secretary Salinger says white blood cell count is normal at 6500 and back strain is “feeling fine,” signaling recovery.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
French woman delivers quadruplets in Rennes clinic
The 37-year-old wife of a French electrician gave birth to quadruplets three boys and a girl in Rennes Monday night. Each baby weighed 4.4 pounds. Mrs Rene Gauthier and her children were reported in perfect condition.
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Rennes
France
UPI
Rene Gauthier
White House names J W Gildner to press staff
The White House announced on Monday the appointment of J W Gildner to the press staff. Gildner, 32, comes from the U S Information Agency in Toronto where he works with foreign correspondents.
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Washington
UPI
White House
J. W. Gildner
Gildner
U.S. Information Agency
Toronto
Canada
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