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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1962

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Senate Votes 52 34 on Satellite Bill and Delays

The Senate backed the administration satellite bill 52 to 34 after opponents used quorum calls as delaying tactics. Senator Mansfield forced a vote amid protests over debate limits and a lengthy reading of Wayne Morse's substitute for government ownership with private operation.

Senate GARDNER L. BRIDGE _ WASHINGTON Mike Mansfield Montana Mansfield Lee Metcalf Dmont Russell B Metcalf Wayne Morse D-Ore Morse

PMA Seeks Change to Prevailing Wage Locality Rule

The Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association calls for amending the wage law to stop the secretary of labor and industry from extending locality beyond a defined area. President James F. Malone says current rules raise costs for rural and suburban districts and burden taxpayers.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association Secretary of Labor and Industry Republican State Platform Committee Association James F. Malone Malone Bucks County

Humphrey Accused of $8 Million Nickel Stock Gain

Former Secretary George M. Humphrey earned about eight million dollars over eight years from M. A. Hanna Co nickel contracts with the government. Auditors testified the arrangement raised conflict of interest questions as Hanna profits rose from 1953 to 1961.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey Howard W. Cannon Nevada M. A. Hanna Co Truman Humphrey Dwight D. Eisenhower Cannon Cleveland Senate Armed Services Subcommittee Kennedy Gilbert W. Humphrey Walter H. Henson General Accounting Office Hanna Stuart Symington D-Mo Eisenhower Charles E. Wilson Senate Armed Services Committee Wilson General Motors Corp Robert S. McNamara Ford Motor Co Henson Gilbert Humphrey Treasury Senate Stockpile Investigations Subcommittee

Shade C C Dist Sets 1962 63 Opening Date August 27

Shade Central City Union School District releases term schedule for 1962 63. Classes resume Monday August 27 with 8 45 a m in their buildings. first day cafeteria service ends 1 45 p m. Bus loading changes posted at local locations. Holiday dates listed include Labor Day September 3 and spring Easter vacations. Students new to district urged to report before August 24 for course scheduling.

Shade-Central City Union Charles M. Johnson Johnson Cairnbrook Reitz No. 4 Highway Market Knapp’s Leppert’s Bittner’s Rockingham Nassrallah’s Wilbur Teachers Institute Shade-Central City High School

Scranton Set to Speak August 24 at Somerset Courthouse

William Scranton the Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial candidate will address crowds at 9 a.m. from the Somerset County Courthouse steps. The daylong Somerset tour includes stops in Jennerstown Boswell Windber Meyersdale and Berlin with Kaffee Klatch events and a GOP picnic.

William Scranton Pennsylvania Somerset County S. Cober Brancher Scranton J. Irving Whalley Jennerstown Boswell Alyce Barron Clara Sass Dorothy Zimmerman Jerome Davidsville Holsopple GOP Windser American Legion Post Andrew Verna Florence Garick Gloria Carville Ethel Brumberg Anita G. Thomas Yolanda White Custer Windber Council Central City Hooversville Stoystown Friedens Rockwood Confluence Salisbury Meyersdale Kaffee- Klatch Virginia Miller Dorothy Clark Mildred Griffith Ruth N. Miller Berlin Ward H. Houpt Somerset Council Elaine Maggs Melda Stull Kaffee-Klatches

No Fire Just Dust At Independence Hall

Fire crews arrived at Independence Hall for a alarm but found plaster dust billowing from second floor windows. Workers demolishing plaster in a rehabilitation project caused the dust and prompted a woman to call the alarm.

Independence Hall Philadelphia

Churchill to Leave Hospital Next Week

Lady Churchill said Sir Winston Churchill 87, recovering from a fractured hip, should leave Middlesex Hospital perhaps next week. He was admitted June 29 after a fall in a Monte Carlo hotel and was described as very well as he walked with assistance.

London Winston Churchill Middlesex Hospital Churchill Monte Carlo Britain

Somerset County appoints nine to Child Welfare Advisory Committee

The Somerset County Commissioners filled vacancies by appointing nine new members to the Child Welfare Advisory Committee. Five resignations from May 22 included Evelyn Solosko, Marian Staub, George Cook, Rev. Hillis Berkey, and Alyce Barron, ending a period of friction as the panel seeks to improve the county child care program.

Somerset County Commissioners Somerset County Child Welfare Advisory Committee Evelyn Solosko Marian Staub George Cook Hillis Berkey Alyce Barron Somerset County

County Firemen Sponsor Fireworks For Labor Day

The Somerset County Firemen's Association sponsors Labor Day Fireworks at Somerset Area High School. Show starts at 9 p.m. after an hour of bands from Berlin Meyersdale Rockwood Tom O'Shanters and the Twirl ettes. Tickets sold on the diamond in Somerset and at local stores.

Somerset County Firemen’s Association Somerset Area Berlin Meyersdale Rockwood Tom O’shanters Twirlettes American Fireworks Co Hudson Ohio Somerset Tony Cherrillas Trent’s Shank Jennerstown Ferrelton Central City

Mail truck robbery in Randolph nets at least 1.5 million

A band of armed gunmen halted a U S mail truck on Route 3 near Plymouth and dumped about 16 sealed bags of cash totaling at least 1.5 million dollars. Patrick R. Schena and William F. Barrett, drivers, were restrained as eight cars operated by the gang fled with the loot. Investigations spanned state police FBI postal inspectors.

Randolph Mass U.S Boston Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Federal Reserve Cape Cod Postal Department Cape FBI Brockton Post Office Michael J. Cullinane Revere Cullinane Plymouth Patrick R. Schena Schena William F. Barrett Barrett

Western Maryland Opposes Pennsy Central Merger

Western Maryland Railway requests ICC conditions to prevent traffic losses from a proposed merger of the Pennsylvania and New York Central lines. It notes its Connellsville connections form part of a high speed freight route with Pittsburgh Lake Erie. Hearings on the merger are set to begin Monday.

Associated Press Special Service Washington Western Maryland Railway Co Pennsylvania New York Central Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Western Maryland Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Connellsville Atlantic Seaboard Middle West Pittsburgh & Lake Erie NYC Pittsburgh Lake Erie Pennsylvania and Central Maryland Commission Pennsylvania Central

Pyle resigns as Somerset Borough police chief

Fred Pyle, Somerset Borough Police Chief, filed his resignation with the borough council, effective September 4. Appointed to the force November 17, 1962, he had been chief since June 1957 and will join J. J. Newberry Co. in Parole, Md. A special council meeting will plan for a successor.

Fred Pyle Somerset Somerset Borough Council Pyle J. J. Newberry Co Parole A. D. Graham Robert French

Registration Meeting Led by Ray Sembower in Benson Borough

Republican Registration Chairman Ray Sembower held a registration meeting Wednesday night in Benson Borough. The gathering covered Conemaugh Two No 3 and 5 Paint Two No 3 areas and Benson Borough voting oversight.

Ray Sembower Benson Borough Conemaugh Paint Two

Auditor General Approves Four Area Payments

The State Auditor General’s Department authorized four area payments including Keystone Lime, Bovcnue Springs two payments totaling 15374.94 for stone in Somerset, John J. and Alice C. Bailey Somerset 3500 for property damage along Legislative Route 186, Thomas Drug Store Meyersdale 1100.53 for prescriptions, and 15800 to Frank M. Corace Pittsburgh for property damage along Legislative Route 55052 in Somerset County. Also a notary commission was approved for Kenneth E. Runner of Runner Oldsmobile in Somerset.

Somerset Harrisburg State Auditor General’s Department Keystone Springs Stone John J Alice C. Bailey Somerset County Department of Highways Motor License Fund Thomas Drug Store Meyersdale Department of Public Welfare Frank M. Corace Pittsburgh Capitol Hill Secretary of the Commonwealth Kenneth E. Runner Oldsmobile, Inc North Center Avenue

Dilworth Confused Over Hats in Philadelphia Store

Richardson Dilworth, the Democratic candidate for governor, shook hands in a Philadelphia department store when a woman asked about fall hats. He replied he wouldn’t know, noting he was campaigning, while she claimed to be from New Jersey.

Philadelphia Richardson Dilworth Dilworth New Jersey

Russians land two cosmonauts in Kazakhstan to great fanfare

Moscow celebrated Wednesday as Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich landed in Kazakhstan after nearly three million miles of orbital travel. Russians hailed the achievement as a space milestone with a Kremlin message praising communism and a nationwide display of banners and portraits.

Preston Grover Moscow Moon Mars Venus Red Square Andrian Nikolayev Pavel Popovich Kazakhstan Kremlin Space Nikolayev Popovich Karaganda Tass Yuri A. Gagarin Gherman S. Titov United States U. S U.S Cape Canaveral Fla

Cadets Planned Encampment Under Civil Air Patrol

The Somerset Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol held a meeting at East Main Street headquarters where 35 cadets received encampment instructions for a 24 hour project set for Saturday and Sunday. Pittsburgh squadron plans to arrive at Somerset County Airport, using up to three planes for cadet work with a fourth possible within ten days. Major John R. Betters led the session with 14 officers present.

Somerset Squadron Civil Air Patrol East Main Street Pittsburgh Somerset County Ewald Moss Winston Street Richard O'Malley CAP Harold Huckestein North Side Nancy Smith Chicago Ill Annette Shanks Smith James McBride Adj Dave Lamberson William Arrich Norman Shankis Robert Peterson John R. Betters

Field Registration Announced by County Commissioners

Somerset County Commissioners announce registration sessions for unregistered voters at multiple borough and township locations from 1 to 4 PM and 6 to 9 PM on various September days. Additional daily hours at the county courthouse, with special hours on September 14 and 17. Foreign-born voters must bring naturalization certificates.

Somerset County Rockwood Central City Elk Lick West Salisbury Meyersdale United States

Pittsburgh Youth Jailed for Park Rule Violation

Andrew Adam Soles, 18, of Pittsburgh, was jailed 10 days on default of fine after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct at Laurel Hill State Park on August 5. State police report Soles and eight other Pittsburgh youths drank three to four cases of beer at the park.

Andrew Adam Soles Pittsburgh Somerset County Squire P.G. Marenna Tpr. Delano Soles Laurel Hill State Park Delano State Park Somerset

Ex Auto Salesman Sells Horses On Installment Plan

Hamilton Ontario AP report on Jack Price a former auto salesman selling horses on installment terms. Prices start at four dollars down and four dollars a week as a credits based purchase. Price notes many buyers lack cash and prefer credit.

Hamilton Ont Jack Price Price

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PMA Shade C.C. Dist Camp Easter Seal Sandy Fordyce Norma Jean Daehuke Nancy Brailey Carol Kreider Cathy Smith Leah Wemer Yolanda Contini R.R Somerset Baro Auditor General
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