EUB Educational Building Dedication Set Sunday
The First Evangelical United Brethren Church dedicates its new educational building at 11 am Sunday. Bishop J. Gordon Howard of Pittsburgh delivers the dedication sermon. The $175,000 project at 302 N Braddock St includes a basement social hall, kitchen, dressing rooms, and facilities for dramas and films.
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EUB Church
N. Braddock St
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
J. Gordon Howard
Pittsburgh
Floyd L. Ful
Carl W. Hiser
Paul J. Slonaker
Howard Shockey and Sons
D. Long
Virgil Eskridge
Byrd Amendment Prompts Battle Over Foreign Aid Bill
House debate on the foreign aid bill continues with Byrd guiding a key amendment. If Byrd loses, leaders plan to curb borrowing authority to two or three years and sharply cut totals. Mansfield predicts possible action by mid next week as many amendments surface.
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Byrd
Mansfield
Church expands facilities for education unit
The article describes a church adding space across the chapel and second floor including a pastor study office parlor nursery toddlers room kindergarten and ladies lounge. Edwin F. Ritter Sunday School superintendent says the new unit will enable higher standards of departmentalizing and promotion of scholars.
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Edwin F. Ritter
Modifications Ordered After X15 Cabin Pressure Loss
Edwards Air Force Base Calif AP Modifications ordered for the X15 rocket plane after cabin pressure loss during a Navy checkout flight. Cmdr Forrest Peterson's flight saw auto inflation of the pressure suit, a faster pace and higher altitude due to delayed flap control, reaching 2720 mph and 80000 feet in eight minutes with a new rocket engine.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Cmdr
Forrest Peterson
Peterson
Rusk Aims at Berlin Crisis and NATO Unity
Rusk met with British French and West German leaders in Europe to push for NATO buildup toward 30 combat ready divisions and to pursue contingency plans for Soviet moves on Berlin. Agreement on potential future negotiations with the Russians was noted, though Khrushchev’s Berlin demands were not open for negotiation at this time. Public livestock and market data from Baltimore and Chicago accompany the diplomatic briefing.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Europe
Rusk
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Konrad Adenauer
Amintore Fanfani
Paris
Clewiiyn Thosipen
Kennedy
NATO
Berlin
Coupe de Murville
Khrushchev
Bolivia Leads Small Nations Win on Aid Priority
A U.S. backed plan for an immediate aid program to weaker nations faces suspicion from smaller states. Bolivia won a 19 to 1 motion for priority aid to small countries, while Brazil pushed to broaden wording to regions. The United States sided with Cuba. Private investors from rail, bank, power and auto sectors showed interest in funding the Alliance for Progress, seeking terms and risks.
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U.S
Alliance For Progress
Bolivia
Brazil
United States
C Epres
Weather Meeting Underway At Martinsburg
Weather Bureau personnel met with agricultural representatives in Martinsburg to outline plans for improved forecasting in the Appalachian region. A $75 000 appropriation funds intensive weather forecasting work in Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. The conference at the Shenandoah Hotel opened late morning and will continue after lunch.
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Martinsburg
W. VA
Weather Bureau
Appalachian
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Shenandoah Hotel
Satterfield Becomes ABA President at Convention
John C. Satterfield a 57 year old Yazoo City Mississippi lawyer formally takes over as president of the American Bar Association. He has served as president elect for a year and inherits a 102000 member organization as the ABA closes its 84th annual convention with retiring president Whitney North Seymour passing the gavel.
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ST. Louis, Mo
John C. Satterfield
Yazoo City
Miss
American Bar Association
ABA
Whitney North Seymour
New York
Satterfield
Berlin border tensions rise as East tightens access
East Germany limits permits and red police turn back travelers to Berlin while thousands press on toward West Berlin. Bolz argues a peace treaty could grant rights to keep refugees and push toward neutral, peacefully unified Germany amid Cold War pressure.
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Red
Berlin
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Morgenpost
Bolz
East Germany
West Germany
Germany
Titov reports manual control during orbital flight
Titov confirms transmitters on Earth received his message after launch. At 10 a.m. he switched to manual control and claimed full ability to steer the craft. He says ground communication remained reliable on short and ultra short waves throughout the seventh orbit and longwave broadcasts were received.
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Earth
Titov
Baseball scores and standings from a midseason slate
National League results shift with Los Angeles and Cincinnati leading. Dodgers top list at 67 40 while Cincinnati and San Francisco chase, with Chicago and Philadelphia trailing. Daily schedule shows Gotham teams facing firm late- season tests.
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National League v. L. Pet. G.B
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ford First 20-Game Winner Ties 1904 Record in Win Over Angels
Whitey Ford pitched his 20th win of the season in a 3-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels tying the Bronx Bombers single season win streak with 14 straight. Luis Arroyo earned the save as Ford improved to 20-2 while the Yankees led the AL by three games over Detroit.
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Whitey Ford
Luis Arroyo
Warren Spahn
Ford
Los Angeles Angels
New York Yankees
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Angels
Arroyo
Bobby Richardson
Yogi Berra
Bill Skowron
Yankee
Jim Donahue
Berra
Yankee Stadium
Tigers
Chicago
Norm Cash
Chico Fernandez
Juan Pizarro
Wianger
Milt Pappas
A’s
Birds
Whitey Herzog
Bill Kunkel
Dave Philley
Parke Coleman
St. Louis Browns
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Tracy Stallard
al Schroll
Cardinals
Bucs
Pirates edge Cardinals as Sadecki wins in New York game
Ray Sadecki improved to 10-5 with a seven inning win despite an unearned run from Dick Stuart error. Earl Francis fell to 1-5. Bob Clemente hit a ninth inning homer for the Pirates. At noon the AP 60-stock average stood up 0.20 to 254.50, with mixed early market action and Xerox leading gains.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Dick Stuart
Earl Francis
Ray Sadecki
Bob Clemente
New York
Associated Press
Xerox
MGM
Anaconda
Kennecott
Motors
Dow Jones
Goodrich
Goodyear
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
du Pont
Air Reduction
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S. Braddock St
Pine Motor Company
Dodge
Chrysler S. Braddock
Washington
Cleveland
ED Wilks
Ca& Trademar
Coe Taroc
Anti Lumber Corp
Eg Loy
Daa Tsao
Old Dominion
Manassas, Va
Jim Mairs
Bert Robbins
Goofy” Profitt
Wally Gore
Lenny Williamson
Sam Bandy
Licklitter Bros
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The
Reese Bros
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