Area Youth Killed As Car Rams Boulder
A Lakewood youth, Hugh R. Hartsell, 18, was killed when a westbound car lost control near Mayville and struck a boulder after sliding 25 feet off Route 4 11. His passenger John R. Birchman, 16, Jamestown, suffered a possible skull fracture and multiple injuries. Coroner will delay ruling pending sheriff’s investigation. Hartsell was a Northwestern Area High School graduate and Brad's Hardware employee.
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Jamestown Wca
Hugh R. Hart
Sell
Lakewood
John R. Birchman
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Frederick Hitchcock
Hartsell
Mayville
Boulder
Northwestern Area High School
Brad's Hardware
Lakewood Methodist Church
Western Leaders Reach Broad Common Market Backing
Allied leaders signaled eased U S British terms and welcomed Khrushchev meetings with a peace focus. Macmillan touted British American partnership in the Common Market as leaders kept market tensions bounded while warning the issue remains difficult. Ohio Supreme Court Judge Lincoln Hart Sr. died yesterday at age 82.
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Khrushchev
Macmillan
Alliance
Ohio
Lincoln Hart Sr
Ohio Supreme Court
Hero Stabs Self In Play in Pittsburgh
Meyer, 24, portraying Mack the Knife in The Threepenny Opera at the Pittsburgh Play House, accidentally stabbed himself in the hip with a switchblade. He was taken to Presbyterian Hospital for observation after the act while audience members received refunds for their tickets. Judy Knaiz continued the scene as the curtain fell.
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Vonn Meyer
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh Playhouse
Meyer
Mack the Knife
Judy Knaiz
Polly Peachinn
Furlain
Franklin Lamberton Airport to close for runway work
Franklin Lamberton Airport will shut for an indefinite period within 60 days to allow cross runway construction. Foster Grading Co. told Venango County Commissioners the project will close the terminal during the 5,200-foot north-south runway work, with duration weather and progress dependent. Allegheny Airlines plans to retire the last DC-3 by July 1 and add Convair 440s, but will continue Franklin service as construction permits.
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Chess Lamberton
Foster Grading Co
Venango County
Leslie
Barnes
Allegheny Airlines
Washington
Franklin
Allegheny
Guy Battisti
Franklin Field
Dems Hope Rockefeller Threatened by New York Conservatives
Republicans in New York talk of a stronger conservative challenge to Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Senator Jacob Javits than anticipated. Mayor Robert Wagner of New York City will not seek the Democratic nomination against Rockefeller. The Conservative Party plans to oppose Rockefeller and Javits at the September GOP convention or run candidates on the ballot in November. Keating and others view the conservative revolt as potentially impacting 1964 national prospects.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Robert Z. Wagner
New York City
Rockefeller
Conservative Party, Inc
Jacob K. Javits
New York State
Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
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Wagner
Keating
Rockefeller influence shifts in upstate New York politics
A fragmented report notes Rockefeller position in upstate New York politics shifting despite his divorce and perceived Albany influence. It discusses Republican views of a New Deal style administration and the potential impact if Wagner stays out of governor or Senate races. The Kennedy administration may not yield easily on New York, with a possible Wagner draft considered. Also mentioned: James L. Houghteling, 78, former immigration commissioner and Chicago banker, died.
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Upstate
New York
Albany
New York City
Wagner
Senate
Kennedy
Chicago
Washington
James L. Houghteling
Immigration and Naturalization
Probe License In Pharmacy For Parolee
Harrisburg AP two state officials push for full investigation into the State Pharmacy Board's reported restoration of pharmacist Maurice B Dabney's license. The board’s action followed prior drug selling convictions and a parole record. Board members Snyder Bird Williams supported the reinstatement after three letters of reference were provided.
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Harrisburg
State Pharmacy Board
Maurice B. Dabney
Philadelphia
Charles J. Wilbur
Neal V. Musmanno
Wibar
Philadelphia Inquirer
Dabney
Dominic Manganello
Wilkes- Barre
Sall
Sol S. Tumoff
Wilbur
Department of Public Instruction
State Superior Court
Daniel E. Snyder
Harold Bird
McKeesport
Dorothy W. Williams
Mahanoy City
Ice Holds Despite Heat At Niagara Falls Flow
A late spring heat wave failed to melt ice blocking water flow over Niagara Falls. Drifting ice floes remained in Lake Erie and Buffalo harbor while Buffalo saw record highs in the 80s for the third day running. The heat pushed more ice down the river and over the falls, adding to ice packed across the lower Niagara.
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Maavana Land
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Niagara River
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Buffalo Harbor
Howdy Stranger Promises Corry Hotel Charm and Local Ties
A hotel pledges to be Corry’s ambassador to visitors by offering a focused menu, top quality food, and friendly service. It invites locals to use the facilities for social events, call for extra rooms during visits, and share candid feedback to improve. The tone is approachable, aiming to become the town’s nicest small-city hotel.
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