Steel plant strike convoy collision reported at gate
Witnesses testified about a convoy of Long Transportation trucks colliding with a sedan at the main gate of the plant. Injured workers were treated at Mercer and Val hospitals while police investigated overweight loads and a driver charged with assault. Plant operations began returning to normal as talks with unions continued and escorts by state and local police persisted.
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Stone
John A. Moritz
Canton
Ohio
Long Transportation Corporation
Paul A
Yerdon
Verdon
Mercer Hospital
Trenton
Unionville
Thomas Ferri
Andalu
Val Hospital
Union Co
Ambuuance
Smith
Justice of the Peace
Gilbert Custer Yesterda
Fallsice
Lin
Falls Ie
Robinson
Cantoness Works
Pennsylvania State Police
Bristol and Falls Township
Aon
Jy Reath
US Steel Corporation
Bucks County
Dad Tells Meaning Of GPs Uniform
Excerpt from Henry Gregor Felsen's LETTERS TO A SON IN UNIFORM discusses military life across eras. It contrasts modern technology with ancient combat while stressing enduring realities of training, endurance, and the shared human cost of war.
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Dad
Alteag
Consoriies
Palace
Corps
Henry Gregor Felsen
Dodd Mead, Inc
The
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Bandits Loot Coconut Grove Estate In Miami Heist
Du Pont reports bandits raided his Biscayne Bay estate taking a coin collection about 500000 to 1500000 dollars in missing coins plus 5000 cash and at least 50000 in jewelry. They fled in a Du Pont Cadillac abandoning it nearby while burglar alarm reportedly failed to deter them. Authorities say they rounded up the household including butler Hans Hein his wife Rosa and four year old Victor while one year old Lammet slept. The Grand Duke Mikhailovich collection was later identified among the missing coins.
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Biscayne Bay
Miami
Coconut Grove
du Pont
du Pont Cadillac
Grand Duke Mikhailovitch
Smithsonian
Lammet
Hans Hein
Rosa
Victor
Bethlehem Council Considers Schedule Revision After Stadium Fights
Bethlehem officials push a resolution after a string of fights and shoving during a game involving Pennsbury fans and Bethlehem supporters. Council members warned of vandalism and safety risks, while the school district faces questions on handling the incidents and future scheduling.
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Pennsbury
Bethlehem
Paul Marcinein
Peter Rybak
Rybak
Frank Muhr
Muhr
John Khouri
Bethlehem football crowd fills stadium amid schedule doubt
Bethlehem officials discuss the district’s football scheduling issue as 8,000 fans attend the game. Khouri notes district concern and urges action within seven days while Ingraham declines further comment on the remark. Bethlehem, a 75,000 population city, hosts Liberty.
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Khouri
Lems
Sum
Liberty
Bethlehem
Pennsbury
Ingraham
ANPAF Announces Info Science Fellowship for News Pros
The American Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation unveils a graduate level program in information science engineering to train young men for careers in newspaper production management and research.
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New York
UPI
American Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation
ANPAF
Bucks County Tax Debate Highlights Campaign Tensions
The debate features Dr. Earlin H. Lutz moderating as Welsh and Farley accuse Republicans of waste and rising taxes while Canby questions the Community College and services. Meredith denies taxes will rise by five to six mills, framing the county’s growth and needs.
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Earlin H. Lutz
First United Church of Christ
Quakertown
Dyer
Intert
Welsh
Farley
Bucks County
Board of Commissioners
Sion
Canby
Meredith Advocates Home Rule In Bucks County
Meredith promotes home rule to keep residents involved in county government. He argues average Bucks County homeowners pay about 74 dollars yearly in county taxes and notes Republicans seek citizen service on unpaid commissions and boards. He cites Farley’s four-year voting record as 9 percent with Republicans.
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Bucks County
Meredith
Welsh
Fen
Farley
Teacher Found Dead In Garage In Doylestown Tragedy
Kenneth Brasington a 29 year old fourth grade teacher at Doyle Elementary was found dead in his garage about 10 am. Coroner Dr Samuel B Willard ruled the death accidental and police say he was working on his car and overcome by fumes.
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Kenneth Brasington
Doyle St
Doylestown
Doyle Elementary
Samuel B. Willard
Bucks County
Westown
Kenneth R. Tutt
Brasington
US Air Force pilots reported missing after DMZ strike
On the second straight day of air operations, a US Air Force F-105 and another aircraft were shot down over North Vietnam near the DMZ. Spokesmen said both pilots are missing as B52 raids targeted the DMZ, with Communist troops reeling from the attack.
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Red China Frontier
Phan
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
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Mia Farrow Sinatra
Kashmir
Playtex
Internation Playtex Corporation
U.S.A
Doylestown Township
Lower Bucks County
Lower Makefield Township
John Welsh
Lower
Anees
Reeset
Gillette
NFL
Gilett
Clairol
Bayer Aspirin
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Bayer Ente Yes
Health & Beauty
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Pomeroy's
Cepacol
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Willingboro, N.J
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