Drowning at Presque Isle Bay Ends Pittsburgh Woman's Day
A Pittsburgh woman Jul iet Bey, 24, drowned minutes after arriving for a fishing trip at Presque Isle Bay. Eyewitnesses Joseph Grissom and Joseph Pawlowski, North Braddock, described Bey slipping from Dobbins Landing dock as Grissom prepared gear. Bey’s body recovered near midnight. Extended police report notes shifts, minor local incidents, and a shoplifting incident at Loblaw's Supermarket.
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Pope Paul to Move Vatican Residence to Castel Gandolfo
Pope Paul will move early next week to Castel Gandolfo the seaside villa southeast of Rome the official residence for the pontiff was announced yesterday Castel Gandolfo serves as the papal summer retreat and is located about 25 miles from Vatican City
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Jobless Claims Decline in Pennsylvania Week
Harrisburg AP reports continued unemployment claims fell to 135100 last week, down 34441 from a year earlier. The Labor and Industry department also shows a drop of 11009 from the prior week, while initial claims rose 432 to 25523.
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Labor and Industry Department
Rusk Heads to Moscow to Sign Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Secretary of State Dean Rusk departs for Moscow to sign the limited nuclear test ban treaty with the United States Britain and the Soviet Union. The ceremony is set for Monday in St Catherine Hall as talks with Khrushchev begin. Rusk travels with administration officials and six senators.
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Dean Rusk
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
Lord Home
Gromyko
Kremlin
St. Catherine Hall
Khrushchev
Khrish
Cheaper Than Paying Rent Suspect Found Lived Under Floor
Gilbert Kennedy, 29, kept a hideaway under a widow’s floor for three years saying it was cheaper than rent. Rose Haaskins, 69, noticed him running in the yard and later found him digging under the siding. police were called and he was jailed after refusing to admit the secret room.
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Rose Haaskins
Pennsylvania Solons Return to Work in 1963 Session
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Pennsylvania General Assembly resumed work after a brief delay, with the 1903 session ending earlier today. The House faced lingering unsettled items including a 213 million dollar capital program, a state highway advisory panel, new absentee voting laws, and proposed constitutional amendments on borrowing powers and school bus transportation for nonpublic schools. The large general appropriation bill also remained pending as both chambers pressed toward adjournment.
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Storm blamed for four deaths in Pennsylvania
A storm lashed Pennsylvania with heavy thundershowers causing a plane crash near Coatesville and a fatal crash in Bucks County. Lightning killed a man near Weatherly, and weather disrupted performances and transport. Six boys were rescued from flooded streams. a driver was injured in a collision near Harrisburg as power lines cut telephone service. Victims included Clarence Jinkle, 24, in Weatherly. Sam Moses, about 40, in Coatesville. Terry, 6, and Louis Eldridge, 7, in Ferndale. and Robert Dorrity, 28, near Paoli.
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Nanticoke
Clarence Jinkle
Tamaqua
Mother's Yard
Sam Moses
R. D
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Louis Eldridge
Ferndale
Bucks County
Robert Dorrity
Malvern
Paoli
Red China Attacks Russia Over Nuclear Ban Pact
An editorial harshly criticizes Moscow for backing a partial nuclear test ban with the United States and Britain. The Chinese press calls Western powers “freaks and monsters” and urges unity against imperialism while pledging steadfast resistance to perceived Western coercion.
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Britain
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Chinese Communist Party
Whites Still Seething Over Negroes In South Side
Chicago police reported a second night of racial unrest in Morgan Street area as about 100 residents mostly teens protested the relocation of three Black families. Forty-one people were arrested, two injured by stones, and police used dogs to quell violence into the early hours.
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Morgan Street
UC Couple Hurt In Crash At Lowville
Robert Williams 21 of Dunkirk was southbound on Route 89 when he ran a stop sign at Route 8 in Lowville. He swerved to avoid a lumber truck and struck Clifford Thornton 62 of Union City. Thornton and his wife Cafilla sustained bruises. Williams was unharmed. Possible charges pending.
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Lowville
Walter Krupa
Corry
Krupa
Robert Williams
Dunkirk
Williams
Clifford ‘Thornton
Union City
Thornton
Kripa Caid Thornton
Cafilla
Willams
3 5 Good Reasons To Vote For Mergers
Kane A township tax duplicate lowers 3.5 mills this year as Union School District entry reduces levy from 47 to 44.6 mills on the form levy. County tax offset includes 0.82 per capita tax, while school and road levies combine with per capita charges to shape the total.
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Welore
Maxine Gatewood
Union
Macing Probe Ended Despite Sworn Proof Details
District Attorney Herbert Johnson Jr in a letter to Democratic county chair Peter Scheuf said he closed the investigation of macing by highway department workers. The Journal had produced sworn affidavits and said evidence existed, but Johnson found no proof of macing at this time.
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Peter ©. Scheuf
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Curry Journal
Wien
Schaal
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Journal Today
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Macing
Journal
Imacing
Menway Department
Joseph Hohrer
Drastic Railroad Strike Consequences Warned by Roosevelt
Under secretary of Commerce Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr testified that a nationwide rail strike would trigger an economic epidemic, push unemployment to 15 percent, cut GDP by 13 percent, and cost the nation $25 million daily or more. He warned of traffic, coal, exports, and defense shipment disruptions if Congress delays action to assign rules disputes to the ICC for two years.
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Senate Approves Higher Speed Limits For Roads
The Senate approved a bill 48-2 to raise speed limits on four lane highways to 60 mph for cars and 55 mph for trucks, sending it back to the House for concurrence in amendments. A previous vote defeated the measure 22-40, but Sen. Clarence D. Bell revived it for a new amendment.
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Delaware
U S Plans To Continue Tests Underground Kennedy Says
Kennedy announced that the United States would persist with underground nuclear tests as a factor in easing public fear and pursuing more effective weapons. Senators Jackson Manifold and Dirksen weighed how underground tests might impact treaty decisions and national security.
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Hinoton
Orrbak Dent Reshedy
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Soviet Union
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Senate
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Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
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Judge Delays Sentence for Two Cory Youths in Burglary Case
An Ancre County judge postponed sentencing for Dennis M. Proper, 18, of 336 Bantex Street, and David L. Buell, 32 East Sixth Street, after they were accused of breaking into the K. S. Durham service station and a nearby grocery on Boat Main Street during July. Proper had pled guilty. Buell has not yet entered a plea as a separate hearing to determine fate is scheduled. The incidents reportedly involved stealing groceries and a watch valued at 16 dollars, plus an entry at the GLI mill on Pennsylvania Avenue with no items taken.
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Stout
Rex Kenniston
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Kenniston
First Avenue
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West Pleasant
Eugene Felger
Pelver
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Ralph Huffman
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Cory
Tidge Burton Laub
Dennis M. Proper
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David L. “Buell
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Durham
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GLI' Mill
Pennsylvania Avenue
Good Prisoners Get More Rights in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania legislature passed a bill allowing jails and workhouses to let inmates spend part of each day outside the prison for rehabilitation. The program, now before Governor William W. Scranton, would let prisoners take outside jobs, attend school, receive medical treatment, or seek rehabilitation services.
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William W. Scranton
County commissioners face two political traps in Erie County
Erie County's three commissioners are under fire for manipulating voter registration dates in North East to aid incumbent Democrat Sarah McQuitty and for pushing pricey items into the Erie County Hospital renovation plan. Proctor and Lamberton stand accused of changing dates without Reymek's knowledge, drawing Democratic criticism led by William Hill who seeks the commission seat. The clash threatens a heated November race and an ensuing power shift if Hill unseats a GOP member.
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Freda” Lamberton
Louis Reymick
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Sarah McQuitty
Carry
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