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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1964

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Goldwater Urges Peace Through Preparedness Policy

Barry Goldwater urged a policy of peace through preparedness, arguing the nation would have avoided World War II Korea and the Vietnam conflict if the United States had stayed strong and prepared. He warned that current plans could reduce the nuclear punch by 90 percent in a decade unless public demand changes. He spoke to county officials at the National Association of Counties event, defending a stance of strength as peace mongering rather than war mongering.

Washington Barry Goldwater Viet Nam Goldwater Johnson United States Arizona GOP America Korea National Association of Counties Southeast Asia U.S Gulf of Tonkin Thant Cyprus Security Council

Ike Will Speak At GOP Meet

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will address a luncheon at the Wednesday summit in Hershey Pennsylvania with 38 GOP leaders attending a closed morning meeting. The event aims to set campaign direction with Goldwater Miller Nixon Rockefeller and 14 governors among participants.

Jack Lynch Hershey, Pa Dwight D. Eisenhower GOP Barry Goldwater Republican National Committee Washington Eisenhower Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Scranton Indiantown Gap Earl D. Eisenhower Jr Hershey Goldwater William E. Miller Richard M. Nixon New York Nelson A. Rockefeller

Billboard Plan Okayed In Harrisburg Record

The State Highways Department approved plans to remove interstate billboards to qualify for a federal bonus. Highways Secretary Henry Harral expects up to 5 million dollars in claims across 1575 miles of interstate highways. District engineers will notify owners by registered letters. signs must be moved within 30 days or be removed with charges billed to owners, with a $100 daily fine.

Harrisburg State Highways Department Commonwealth Henry D. Harral Highways Department General Assembly Harras

Boro Council Opens Bids For Two Projects

Somerset Borough Council opened bids for two projects at its meeting Monday. One bid for Ahl Street surfacing was submitted by Vern Sherwin with prices for patching and surfacing. Four bids for chlorine were received and Somerset Gasoline Co. bid accepted after a prior order issue. Sidewalk repairs and other district matters were discussed including zoning board replacement and 1965 budget items.

Somerset Borough Council Ahl Street Vern Sherwin Somerset Gasoline Co Summers Fertilizer Opalko Laboratories McKeesport McKesson and Robbins Summers East Fairview Street George Everhart A. D. Graham Edgewood Avenue

Hoover's 90th Birthday Passes With Quiet Cheer

The nation’s oldest living former president Herbert Hoover spent his 90th birthday at the Waldorf Astoria in New York with family and friends, noting only one disappointment there were no baseball telecasts to watch. He remains active in spirit, enjoying cake, lunch, and a large birthday tribute across multiple states.

New York Herbert Hoover Hoover Waldorf-Astoria Towers Yankees Mets Neil MacNeil MacNeil Lewis L. Strauss The Atomic Energy Commission Mrs. Strauss Jeremiah Milbank Milbank Allan Herbert Jr Lou Henry Hoover John Adams Johnson Nelson A. Rockefeller

Salisbury Council Schedules Factory Water Plans Without Quorum

Salisbury Borough officials with no quorum received a water report on a proposed New England Gear Works factory. Walter Wise noted plans to supply water to the factory up to the borough line with a 1.5 inch main, and four inch transit line could be purchased if requested. Bids for the factory were to be opened that evening with an expected completion 100 days after contract letting.

Salisbury Wilbur Lichliter Salisbury Industrial Association Walter D. Wise The Water Commission Borough Wise New England Gear Works

Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania Tuesday into Wednesday

Partly cloudy and warmer Tuesday in western Pennsylvania with a high around 76 to 82 north and 82 to 88 south. Showers and scattered thunderstorms and increasing winds expected Tuesday night. Much cooler and windy Wednesday with considerable cloudiness. low Tuesday night 58 to 65.

Pennsylvania

Thant Sees Chance For Cease Fire In Cyprus

U Thant said both Cyprus and Turkey accepted the U N cease fire appeal unconditionally. He ordered Gen K S Thimmayya to cooperate fully with all parties and asked Galo Plaza Lasso to return to Cyprus.

United Nations, N. Y U Thant Cyprus Turkey U.N Thant Galo Plaza Lasso Quito

Pope Paul VI Pledges Global Role in Encyclical

Pope Paul VI issued his first encyclical Ecclesiam Suam addressed to bishops, urging dialogue with all world sectors. He condemned communism and atheism, promoted religious liberty and unity, and outlined reform within the church while warning against compromising faith.

Bennett M. Bolton Vatican City A‘p Paul VI Vatican Ecumenical Council Paul John XXIII Ecumenical Council Church of Christ John

Damages Reach Over Seven Thousand in Two Wrecks

Two Somerset County crashes Monday caused more than seven thousand dollars in damage. Carl W. McKenzie 30 Mt. Savage fell asleep at the wheel and struck guardrails on Route 160 causing his tractor trailer to go over a 150 foot embankment with $5000 to the truck and $1500 to the trailer. In Upper Turkeyfoot Two Route 53 a car and a truck collided when Dwight Lanner 33 Markleton Exp I turned and Dean A. Hostetler 33 Rockwood R D 3 sustained $300 damage to each vehicle and no injuries were reported.

Somerset Wellersburg Southampton Carl W. McKenzie Mt. Savage McKenzie Upper Turkeyfoot Ursina Dean A. Hostetler Rockwood R.D Dwight Lanner Markleton Lanner

Cease-fire talks shadowed by Turkish air raid

Cyprus and Turkey agreed to UN cease-fire terms, but Ankara conditioned halt on Greek Cypriot withdrawals and warned of reconnaissance flights. Two Turkish F104 jets attacked Polis while a UN bid faced opposition as Makarios's cabinet split amid crisis. Casualties reported, with 40 dead and 180 wounded in hospitals.

Nicosia Cyprus Turkey United Nations Polis Makarios Greece Soviet Union U.N. Security Council Ankara Kokkina Irfan Tansel Cyriot Paphos

Rockwood Area School Board Names New Teachers

At the Monday meeting President Wilburt Thomas accepted the resignation of Doris Enfield and named Chariie Purbaugh to replace her. Sandra Kissinger was elected kindergarten teacher and Arthur Hopkins elementary teacher. The board approved a bus contract with Richard Sechler and awarded coal contracts to Jones and Young and resurfacing work to New Enterprise Stone and Limestone Co. Roof repairs for the high school were authorized and two IBM electric typewriters were approved for the commercial department. The next meeting is September 14 due to Labor Day.

Rockwood Area Wilburt Thomas Doris Enfield Chariie Purbaugh Pittsburgh Enfield Sandra Kissinger Arthur Hopkins Richard Sechler Jones and Young New Enterprise Stone and Limestone Co Middlecreek-Upper Turkeyfoot IBM Electric

Pansy Calf Triplets Born at Pritt Farm

In Windber Pennsylvania AP report a 77 year old Holstein Pansy owned by 15 year old Paul J Pritt Jr gave birth to three female calves on the Pritt farm near Windber Somerset County each calf weighed 50 55 pounds. Vet notes odds of triplets at 100000 to 1. Last year Pansy had twins.

Windber Pansy Paul J. Pritt Jr Pritt Somerset

Soviets Calm Over Viet Nam Cyprus Crisis

Moscow clings to detachment as Vietnam and Cyprus flare. Khrushchev issues tempered messages to Turkish and Greek leaders while Pravda highlights a world Communist conference and agrarian talks. Domestic worries and bloc issues frame Soviet restraint.

Viet Cyprus Communist Party Khrushchev Caucasus Viet Nam Peking Asia Ben

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