Plane mystery strikes home near Pleasantville as object hits Prather house
A unidentified object ejected from a passing airplane pierced the north wall of Mrs. Charles Prather’s house in Pleasantville about 7 PM. The hole, about an inch across, stopped between wall layers and left witnesses, including Mrs. Prather and neighbors, puzzled as police investigated the incident.
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Kennedy Tax Plan Seeks Business Expansion Credit
President Kennedy outlines a tax program to spur growth and competitiveness by allowing firms to deduct part of annual investment in new or upgraded facilities. The plan faces opposition from some business leaders who prefer higher depreciation allowances to shield aging capital from tax.
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Senate Likely Passes Kennedy Minimum Wage Bill
The Senate, under floor manager Kennedy, is expected to approve the wage bill by a large margin, boosting the minimum from 1.00 to 1.25 by 1963 and extending coverage to about 4 million workers in retail, service, and construction. House action differed, with a smaller 1.15 minimum and 1.2 million more workers covered.
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Castro Claims Victory Over Rebel Forces
Cuban government radio announced victory over the invasion force in Cuba. It said North American made equipment including Sherman tanks was seized and that invaders who tried to leave were sunk. The communique claimed remnants were trapped in a swamp and that mercenary troops spent under 72 hours on Cuban soil, last position at 5 30 p m Wednesday.
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Fire wrecks machine shop at Nobel coke plant
Uniontown Pa. Fire wrecked a machine shop at the Nobel coke plant early today. Owner Max Nobel estimated losses between 6000 and 7000 dollars. The blaze included several trucks among the burned equipment.
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Pro Castro Picket Leads to City Center Riot in Philadelphia
Four Philadelphia men aged 18 to 25 were charged with assault and inciting a riot after a pro Castro demonstration tied to the Pale Play for Cuba Committee escalated into a brawl near city hall. About 75 pickets faced hundreds of hecklers. police moved in as signals were torn and chants attacked the scene. The incident led to arrests and followed a plan to resume peaceful protest provided by officials.
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Crossing Lament At The Center Street Tracks
A letter complains the Center street crossing remains the worst with bumps jostling vehicles and injuring riders. The writer urges fixes to protect livers and keep wheels intact.
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Mrs E Einink of Clymer Dies at 79
Mrs. E Einink of Clymer died at her home last night at age 79. Born July 21 1881 in Columbus she lived in Clymer all her life. Survived by husband Edward three daughters Elsie Dunnewold Ruth Holthouse Myrtle Hoiting 10 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren two brothers John Bennink Columbus William Bennink Youngsville two sisters Delia Armstrong Celoron Gertrude Newhouse Benet Lake. Visitation at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer tonight 7–9 and tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9. Last rites at Abbe Reform Church Saturday 2 p.m. Rev Tunis Miersion officiating Interment Holland Cemetery Clymer.
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Sukarno Leaves Thailand After Four Day State Visit
Indonesian President Sukarno departed Bangkok today following a four day official visit to Thailand. He traveled to the United States next as part of his international itinerary and diplomatic engagements.
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Warren County Aides Endorse Kinzua Recreation Plan
Warren County PIA Commission study favors a Kinzua Plan adding recreation as a primary use. The 16 page report, released with a near term resolution, urges land acquisition for public use and coordinated recreation planning with Army Engineers and the Forest Service to maximize regional benefits.
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Scottish Rite To Meet In Erie
The Erie Consistory will open this Sunday with a vesper service at First United Presbyterian Church Erie officiated by Rev Leo Molter of Buffalo. The 92nd degree will be granted to 65 candidates on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons with Carl Smith of Cony commanding. The local man has headed the consistory for the past year and nears the end of his term.
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TV Executive Kenyon Brown Dies in Beverly Hills
Kenyon Brown 47 prominent television executive and former part owner of the Detroit Tigers died yesterday in Beverly Hills California. He helped shape television production and ownership in the industry and his death marks a notable loss for media and sports circles.
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Castro Claims Rebels Smashed Invasion at Cuchinos Bay
Castro claims the rebels suffered heavy casualties in a night assault at Cuchinos Bay near Giron Beach. He says arms including American Sherman tanks were captured and praises the high toll paid by rebel fighters while Fidel Castro remains unseen.
Cuban crisis dominates Kennedy cabinet meeting and Castro remarks
Raul Castro reported in Fautinke Province directing forces against rebels in the Hills. President Kennedy convened a full cabinet in Washington to discuss the Cuban situation. Pravda blasts Kennedy’s policy and warns U S support for Cuban rebels could threaten the United States.
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Gas Sprays Fuel Potato Growers Fight Over Damaged Harvest
Five potato growers including James Mc Donald and Perry Croyer amid a claimed 75 000 bushel loss allege a chemical spray caused ingrown sprouts making potatoes inedible. They may sue for about 875 000 damages as buyers balked at the product.
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Hospital To Be Reviewed By American College Of Surgeons
The Chevy Memorial Hospital will undergo evaluation by the American College of Surgeons to verify that it meets all requirements. The review, disclosed at the directors' meeting, will include a civil defense plan integration with hospital operations. The hospital will also distribute assets, with $105,000 share to the estate of the late Mrs. Lila Foster. In March the hospital logged 1377 services, 41 daily patient average, 26 births, 26 deaths, and 28 major plus 49 minor operations.
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Italian Nike-Asp rocket lofts to 155 miles over Sardinia
Italy launched a Nike-Asp space research rocket from Sardinia reaching about 155 miles altitude. The craft released a sodium cloud in the upper atmosphere to aid scientists in observing wind velocities and atmospheric density as part of research objectives.
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