Model A Fans Stop Off in Somerset on Way to San Francisco
Twenty Model A Ford cars travel from New York to San Francisco for the Second National Model A Ford Club of America meeting with a Somerset stopover. The group toured turnpikes toward Chicago, with 19 miles per gallon reported, and planned daily stops through South Bend Des Moines and Salt Lake City. Local residents greeted them as traffic in Times Square delayed officials.
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Somerset
San Francisco
New York
Ford Club of America
Turnpike
William G. Barnhart
Times Square
Henry A. Barnes
Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Des Moines
N. Platte
Neb
Rawlins
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Elko
Nev
Reno
Wash
Somerset Pine Grill
Stern Arrested for Farm Burglary in Somerset
Howard D. Stern 46 of Quecreek was arrested by State Police Trooper Berryhill for burglary at A. J. Walker’s farm in Somerset RD 2. Stern admitted stealing 10 cases of eggs on May 27 and 13 cases on May 31 and was jailed on a $1,000 property bond after pleading guilty.
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Howard D. Stern
Que- Creek
Tpr
Thomas R. Berryhill
State Police
A. J. Walker
Somerset
Berryhill
Stern
Walker
Somerset County
Second Test Failure Marks Propaganda Gap in Nuclear Effort
U S officials acknowledge a second failure in a high altitude nuclear test, blaming the carrier rocket rather than the device. Thor missile history shows 82 flights with 72 successes. debris landed on Johnston Island but no explosion or dangerous radioactivity. See SECOND on Page Two.
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Washington
U.S
Pacific
Air Force
Thor
Radio Moscow
Christmas
Johnston Islands
Johnston
Rev Jacobs to Speak at Garrett Sunday School Meet
The Rev Norman E Jacobs pastor of Knoxville Christian Church Pittsburgh will guest pastor at Garrett Sunday school convention this morning with three sessions He will speak in the afternoon and evening and join the adult conference in the morning He has held posts in Oklahoma Scranton and wrote several guide books
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Norman E. Jacobs
Knoxville Christian Church
Pittsburgh
Garrett
Mr. Jacobs
Oklahoma
Scranton
Philips University
University of Pittsburgh
Institute For Pastoral Care
Boston
Western Theological Seminary
Institute On
Indiana University
Allegheny Council of Churches
National Council of Churches
Christian Education Commission of Christian Churches of
Penna
Government to Join Four States in New Water Plan
Secretary Udall told the American Water Works Association that the federal government will partner with Delaware New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania in a river basin commission. He called the plan a possible model for other regions and urged strong support to speed needed water development.
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Philadelphia
Stewart Udall
Delaware River Basin Commission
Udall
American Water Works Association
Delaware Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
United States
Water Works Association
GOP Registration Committee Plans Somerset Drive Kickoff
Ray Sembower, chairman, announced the Republican Registration Committee will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at 324 West Lanner Street to launch the registration drive in Somerset County.
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Ray Sembower
Republican Committee
Republican Registration Committee
West Lanner Street
Somerset County
Airline labor trouble worsens as engineers back from arbitration
Washington AP reports flight engineers cancel their offer to arbitrate economic issues with Pan American and Eastern Air Lines. Secretary of Labor Goldberg leads mediators seeking a settlement across Pan Am, Eastern, and TWA while Kennedy delays a strike at American with an emergency board.
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Washington
Pan American
Eastern Air Lines
Arthur J. Goldberg
Trans World Airlines
Goldberg
Pan Am
Eastern
TWA
Kennedy
American Airlines
American
Transport Workers Union
Aflcio
Lawrence Claims Role In Democrat Campaign
Gov. Lawrence said he will play a large role in the Democratic fall campaign for Rich ardson Dilworth and dismissed gossip about a smaller role. He also noted a possible decision soon on replacing state pharmacy board members and discussed budget projections and a surplus. Mrs. Lawrence has been released from a Baltimore hospital to await test results on a back ailment.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
Capitol Hill
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
GOP
Didate William W. Scranton
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
David Kurtzman
Kurtzman
George S. Bloom
Farmers Group To Air Tax Assessment Gripes
The Somerset County Farmers Association will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the Berlin Brothers Valley High School auditorium to discuss the recent increase in tax assessments. County Commissioner Lewis Baumgardner will explain current policy and future plans. The public may attend.
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Somerset County Farmers Association
Berlin-Brothers Valley High School
Lewis Baumgardner
Somerset County Planning Commission Special Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of the Somerset County Planning Commission is called for tonight at 7 30 in the planning commission office 130 West Main Street Somerset. Consultants will discuss the proposed county planning program and information needed to compile cost estimates for the project.
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Somerset County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
West Main Street
Somerset
Governor approves state aid grants for Somerset libraries
Governor David L. Lawrence approved state aid grants totaling 1156.01 for Meyersdale and Somerset libraries in Somerset County. The first in a series, a fall distribution will release part of the 1.5 million appropriation for 1962 63. grants depend on population and revenue flow.
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David L. Lawrence
Somerset County
Meyersdale
Somerset Borough
Commonwealth
Talks Clear Up Berlin Misunderstanding
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk left Paris feeling France would join Western defense once its nuclear force is ready, while French officials say guidance will await operation. He and Prime Minister Pompidou and Foreign Minister Couve de Murville also narrowed Berlin and Laos differences, with final talks to cover aid to underdeveloped nations and OECD operations.
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America
Western
Europe
Dean Rusk
Maurice Couve de Murville
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
France
Rusk
de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Couve de Murville
Western Europe
Western Alliance
Britain
European Common Market
European Political Union
Berlin
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Greensburg Firm Awarded $62,805 Bypass Contract
The Westmoreland Engineering Co., Greensburg, secured a 62 805 contract for design of a 10.61 mile Uniontown bypass. Mackin and Davie of Pittsburgh were hired to plan elimination of traffic hazards in Fayette and Greene counties. Interchanges planned where the new highway crosses roads.
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Harrisburg
Uniontown
State
Westmoreland Engineering Co., Inc
Greensburg
Mackin
Hopwood
Finnells Hotel
Knights of Columbus
Revere
Mackin and Davie
Menallen Twp
Fayette County
Bible Prophecy Rapidly Being Fulfilled Warned by Church Official
E Willmore Tarr associate secretary of the General Conference of Adventists told the 59th annual Western Pennsylvania Adventists summer conference in Edgewood Grove that Bible prophecy is rapidly becoming reality. He urged vigilance against complacency as prophecy moves toward fulfillment.
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Washington, D. C
Western Pennsylvania
Seventh- Day Adventists
E. Willmore Tarr
Bureau of Public Relations
General Conference of Adventists
Adventist Parley
Edgewood Grove
Laotian Faction Deadlock Delays Coalition Inauguration
In Vientiane Laos time runs out as rival factions dispute the royal decree wording for the new coalition. Premier designate Souvanna Phouma urged patience while a deadline looms for the first cabinet session and for Laos to join the 14 nation Geneva conference.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Khang Khay
Geneva
Thailand
Cambodia
Souvanna
Prince Souphanouvong
Red Pathet Lao
National Assembly
Phoumi Nosavan
Souphanouvong
Spain and U S Renew Five Year Loan of Destroyers
Spain and the United States extend for five years the loan of two U S destroyers, the USS Capps and USS David, to the Spanish navy. The ships began their service in Spain in 1997.
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Madrid
Spain
United States
U.S
USS
Capps
David
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Sahara
Pierre Chauteau-Jobert
Jean-Jacques Susini
Chewki Mostefai
Moslem Front of National Liberation
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