Paragraf mentions several local incidents and notices
A hodgepodge of town items including a car crash in Union City injuring a Washington Street resident, a rattlesnake incident near Warren involving three men, proposed water rate hikes for Clarendon and Smethport, a Corry divorce decree, burns from hot grease, a zoning ordinance hearing for Gonewango Creek area, raffle enforcement concerns in Youngsville, and real estate transfers. Also notes on July building permits in 1900, a new state police sergeant, summer weather outlook, and resumed church services in Corry.
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Warren
Gonewango Creek
George Geracimos
Good-Time Charlie Suffers Uneasy Bladder
An ad claims Dawn's Pills soothe urinary irritation and calm nerves. It asserts the product acts as a diuretic, improves kidney function, and massages the abdomen for over a decade, urging readers to buy now.
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Dawn
Dauu
Nusinie Wihone
Kidnes
Reform Group Drives Teen Curfew Plan in Dallas
Dallas County Civic Moral League opened its campaign for a teenage curfew with a 160 person meeting. The crowd shouted approval for a five point resolution including banning liquor ads, pre alcoholism counseling, and exposing liquor traffic realities while police reported a cool view of the plan.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas County Civic & Moral League
Jet
Texas
Urges Congress Curb Political Grandstanding
Urges Congress to curb political grandstanding and buckle down to serious work when it meets Monday. Case cites post convention steam and calls for Senate rule changes to allow a hundred days of action, including eliminating filibusters and limiting irrelevant speeches. Clark also pushes reforms to empower action before the August recess.
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Warshln
Clifford
Case
Senate
Los Angeles
Clark
House
Pa Farm Prices Edge Up in July but Miss Last Year
Pennsylvania farm prices in July rose slightly from June yet lagged behind July 1959. The State Crop Reporting Service notes higher prices for fruit vegetables and milk to cushion declines in grain and livestock. Livestock prices edged up mildly while meat prices fell, and hay averaged 22.90 per ton, the lowest July level in several years.
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State
Hunt Underwater For Venus Arms On Melos Quest
Kyritsis a Waukegan restaurant owner and fisherman sets out today to search Melos in Greece for the missing arms of the Venus de Milo. The 140 year old statue was found on Melos and now resides in the Louvre in Paris without arms believed stolen by Greek sailors to thwart foreign possession.
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Waukwualn
Ouuion
Kyritis
Melos
Venus de Milo
Louvre Museum
Paris
Kyritsis
Beieves
Meeting hears teen opposition to proposals in Dallas
At the Dallas meeting a teenage girl spoke out against the proposals. Police Chief Jesse E. Curry declined to comment but the Dallas News quoted high level police sources calling the plan unworkable and hard to enforce.
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Jesse E. Curry
The
Dallas News
Clark Plans Rules Changes For Congress
Washington AP Sen Joseph Clark plans to introduce rules changes at the opening of Congress to curb filibuster and empower committees. He seeks a streamlined Senate for a possible hundred days of Democratic action, citing the need to speed civil rights and other proposals. Clark argues the defense budget is large but not enough for security while noting Soviet defense outlays.
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Washington
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Congress
Senate
Franklin Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Soviet Union
Ross
32 Failed Driver Exams Highlight Traffic Safety Check
Harrisburg AP bureau reports the State Revenue Department says only 36 of 32 511 driver permit applicants since June 1 failed qualifying physicals under Gov Lawrence highway safety. Of those rejected for neurological cardiac or circulatory issues 15 were in that age range. Six applicants aged 61 to 85 and seven aged 17 to 20. The oldest to pass since the program began is a 75 year old man. Thirty one percent need glasses. Initial exam by a State Police officer screens vision and hand loss, followed by a physician’s thorough check.
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Harrisburg
State Revenue Department
Lawrence
Revenue
Charles M Dougherty
1956 Olympic Pole Vault Hero Gutowski Dies in Crash
Bob Gutowski, 95, famed 1956 Olympic pole vault hero and Marine lieutenant, died in a head-on collision at Camp Pendleton California. The other driver, also a Marine, perished. Gutowski had set a 15 feet 3 3/4 inch world best in 1957 and remained a record symbol for many, with Bragg later surpassing the mark but Wind aided.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Bob Gutowski
Melbourne
California
Marine Corps
Gutowski
Cornelius Warmerdam
Guttowski
Don Brags
Palo Alto
Rome
Covina
Ex Cuban Leader Seeks Asylum in U S
Raul Chivas a former treasurer of the Cuban revolution and railroad administrator fled to the United States seeking political asylum. He arrived in Key West yesterday aboard a 17 foot boat. No immediate reason given for defection, but former associates say he grew discontented with Castro's communistic leanings.
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Raul Chivas
Fidel Castro
United States
Key Weol
Castro
Belgian King Baudouin Reviews 250 Returning Soldiers
King Baudouin reviewed about 250 Belgian soldiers returned from the Congo in Brussels. The contingent of 1,500 is being brought home, with a longer crowd watching quietly as the ceremony proceeded.
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Brussels
Belgium
Baudouin
Congol
Three Arrested in Miami Kidnap Threat Case
In Miami Florida three men Roy Finney 27 Herb Cheethi 31 and Lionel Wiles 25 were charged with extortion after robbing Dr Nic Van H Rappaport and his son Saturday night. Police say the suspects terrorized the doctor at gunpoint to force more money and threatened to kill the doctor’s son.
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Miami, Fla
Nic van H. Rappaport
Ussett Michael
Roy K. Finney
Herb Cheethi
Lionel Wiles
Miami
Finney
Cheethi
Rappaport
Checehl
Wiles
Pallee
Money Bags From 1958 Erie iBank Robbery
Fifteen empty money bags bearing Union National Bank of Erie marks were found on McKelvey Lake shore along with a large sack of checks and money wrappers marked National Bank of Cleveland. FBI noted the items appeared dumped recently as the bags remained intact in water. The June 20, 1958 South Side Evite bank robbery netted $105,158.
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Youngstown
Union National Bank of Erie
McKelvey Lake
National Bank of Cleveland
FBI
South Side
Evte Bank
CD Finds Home For Hospital and Emergency Units
Currys Civil Deena unit wins space in East Main and King streets building owned by W W Waterhouse. CD will move tomorrow to sort and prepare the site for a 200 bed hospital and two 600 kilowatt generators plus air coolers. The former Dairymen's League quarters now house Hammond Beer Distr Co on the first floor.
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Currys Civil’ Deena
W. W. Waterhouse
Fibel
East Main
King Streets
Dairymen's League Quarters
Hammond Beer Distributing Co
Fist Moor
Alittad Holcomb
Tive Duertor
Maj
Manley Robbins
DPC
Aero
Holcomb
Waterhouse
Stop 0. 5. Sales Of Russian Cars Stop 0. 5
Syracuse dealer Robert Castle said Soviet Moskvitch cars will not be sold in the United States until U2 spy case foe Francis Gary Powers is resolved He placed the cars in mothballs and suspended imports He had contracted to import 10 000 cars at about 1400 each with fewer than 100 in the United States and 800 more due in June cancelled after the summit collapse
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Syracuse
United States
Francis Gary Powers
Robert Castle
Nitelte Khrushchev
Powers
Castle
Rnport
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