Hit and Run Probe in Pittsfield. Multiple Minor Collisions
Warren State Police continue to investigate a hit and run in Pittsfield where a parked car owned by William S. Houghton was struck by a juvenile driver. Two cars damaged in separate crashes on Center and Smith streets with no injuries, listing damages from $350 to $400. Additional notes cover license suspensions, weather forecasts, a film showing, a grass fire, hospital project updates, and a speeding citation for Cheryl A. Desmond.
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Warren State
Pittsfield
William S. Houghton
East Congress Street
John E. Smith
R.D. 1
Smith
Center
Smith Streets
Richard Ayers
Snyder Circle
Robert Woodworth
Columbus
Ayers
Center Street
Woodworth
Warren State Hospital
General State Authority
Burton Shupp
GSA
Harrisburg
Cheryl A. Desmond
West Church Street
Wayne Street
Instant Replay Now Aids Hospitals
Washington AP reports television instant replay is expanding beyond sports to help hospitals. Doctors use fluoroscopic X rays rerun on a TV screen to diagnose heart conditions rapidly, confirming or correcting initial impressions in seconds, unlike standard X rays and film that require development time. Col. Robert J. Hall comments on the technique.
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Washington
Robert J. Hall
Franklin Names 3 To Check Beauty
Franklin May Mayor Guy Mammoolite announces three appointments to beautification services. Police Captain Harry Storm will serve as beautification inspector, Fred Moses assistant engineer, and Robert Culbertson assistant fire chief as assistant beautification inspectors. They will inspect the city and report unsightly areas for enforcement of ordinances. Violators will be prosecuted. The mayor urged the public to direct complaints to the mayor's office for filing and action. Chief Harley Lyttle and inspectors joined the meeting, praising citizen cooperation.
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Franklin
Guy Mammoolite
Harry Storm
Fred Moses
Robert Culbertson
Harley Lyttle
Infant Heart Defect Diagnosis Improves at Walter Reed
Walter Reed General Hospital reports a diagnostic technique greatly aids identifying congenital heart defects in newborns. The statement underscores the method’s clinical value and emphasizes enduring printed text as a constant reference.
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Army
Walter Reed General Hospital
Mental Lapse Blamed For Many Mine Mishaps
Safety engineer D. M. Ryan testified before a House labor subcommittee that laws cannot prevent certain mine accidents caused by mental lapse. He urged reforms including a two way radio link between surface and miners, mandatory two way radios, higher inspector wages, and a first class mine foreman certificate for inspectors. He cited Farmington WV deaths for lacking radios and noted inspectors’ education levels.
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Washington
Congress
D. M. Ryan
St. Clairsville
Ohio
House
Ryan
Bureau of Mines
Farmington
W.va
City Officials Clear Weeds From New Park
Scottsdale officials confront weeds at the new civic plaza as Assistant City Manager Dale Carter and a custodian pull up wild marijuana plants with police on scene. A teenager identifies the plants as marijuana.
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New Park
Scottsdale, Ariz
Dale Carter
New Civic Plaza
Carter
Enlistment Deal Offered By Marines
The U S Marine Corps reactivates the Stashee enlistment program allowing up to 120 days of school or work credit before active duty. S/Sgt J P Fish in Erie and Crawford counties cites four benefits including home credit, pay eligibility after four months, promotion consideration, and guaranteed active duty date choice. Further information from Sgt Fish at the Comy Post Office building.
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U.S. Marine Corps
J.P. Fish
Marine Corps
Erie
Crawford
Fish
Comy Post Office
Juvenile Court Places Youth on Part Time City Work
A juvenile offender serves a city work sentence as part of court terms for possession of marijuana. The arrangement assigns supervised part time duties to the youth within municipal operations under court oversight.
Viet Cong Attacks Hit Long Binh Airbase and Da Nang Area
Viet Cong bombers shelled Long Binh and Soe Trang airfields and other targets 35 miles from Saigon. US casualties included four killed and four wounded, with 21 enemy fighters slain near Da Nang. An OH-6 helicopter was shot down 100 miles south of Da Nang, sparking a counterfire that killed seven enemy troops.
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Saigon
U.S
Long Binh
Vinh Long
U.S. Americal
da ‘Nang
1Th Infantry Brigade
da Nang
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Guy Mammolite
Sparta Youth For Christ Club
Spartansburg Grange Hall
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Frank A. Haskins
Union City
Norman J. Penoyer
East
Columbus Avenue
Charles J. Thomas
Donald R. Mitchell
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Elk Street
Penn Central Railroad
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
North Center Si
R. G. Wiggers
Netson Moore Ronald Rathbun
Charles Labowski
George Smith
George Davis
Ade
AOL
Pascal Celery
Helena Rubinstein
Meadow Brook
Al’s Dairy Bar
Connie’s Supermarket
Viet Cong
Ational Pronko
tHe
Meado of
Brook
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