Plane Crashes At Pa Picnic Area Killing Two
A Piper Tri Pac er crashed on takeoff at Bloomsburg Town Park injuring two others and killing pilot Alan Weinblatt and passenger Larry Cox. The four aboard were en route to New York on a sightseeing trip. Nearby spectators avoided serious harm as the plane struck a tree and burst into flames. Police and aviation authorities investigated the crash.
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Bloomsburg
Alan Weinblatt
R.D
Fred Vietig
Columbia Aircraft Services
New York
Columbia
Bartholomew
Stevens
Billy Vasuikis
Philadelphia
Ines
Truman Receives Framed Copy of Senate Resolution 78
Former President Harry S Truman was presented a framed copy of Senate Resolution No. 78 by Senator Claiborne Pell. The measure, passed last year, allows former presidents to speak on the Senate floor, and Truman first used it on his 80th birthday anniversary May 8.
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Truman
Senate
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Claiborne Pell
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Recover Body From River in Pittsburgh Death
Investigation into the death of Edward Sepall after his body was recovered Sunday from the Allegheny River in downtown Pittsburgh. Morgue attendants stated the body had been in the water about 24 hours and death is attributed to drowning.
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Standard Chair To Take Part In D C Exhibit
The Standard Chair Co of Union City will join 99 other firms from 34 states in a Washington exhibit opening tomorrow. Sponsored by the U S Department of Commerce Area Redevelopment Administration the display will run through August in the Commerce Building lobby. The items come from ARA programs aiding job creation through commercial assistance or worker training projects aimed at reducing unemployment.
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Standard Chair Co
Union City
James D. Weaver
Washington
U.S. Department of Commerce
Area Redevelopment Administration
Commerce Building
Weaver
Area Riders Win Awards At Scandia Pony Show
At Scandia yesterday the Saddle Club hosted a PONY Association meet. R E Hollabaugh of Bear Lake won the 1963 colt class with Harrad and placed third with Cody Captain in the pony stallion class. Mark Harvey of Columbus took second with Saarad in the horse stallion class. Morris Way of Columbus won first with Frisky in the pony stallion class and third in the mare halter. Susan Windahl rode Shatana King to third in queen, fourth in trail, second in western pleasure and second in junior western equitation. Peggy Miller of Columbus rode Little Tex to first in senior western pleasure, second in stock horse and third in senior western equitation. Mrs Al Fox of Columbus with Bar Joe Wimpy won first in trail, third in stock horse, fourth in western riding and third in registered quarter horse pleasure. Mrs Fox on Little Tex took third in western riding. The next PONY Association show will be sponsored by all clubs in the organization.
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Thhrough
R.E. Hollabaugh
Bear Lake
Harrad
Cody
Mark Harvey
Columbus
Saarad
Morris Way
Frisky
Gala Day
Susan Windahl
Shatana King
Peggy Miller
Little Tex
al Fox
Bar Joe Wimpy
Erie Man Shot In High-Speed Auto Chase
An Erie man was shot in the leg and lower back during a high speed chase after a gunfight at a closed service station. The motorist robbed a service station of $101.13 and hurled Molotov cocktails at police before being cornered in Millcreek Two, where officers rammed the vehicle. two guns were found in the car.
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Erie
Samuel J. Hoke
Robert Brady
Millcreek
Millcreek Two
Grace of Monaco Expecting Baby Says News of the World
Princess Grace of Monaco, formerly Grace Kelly, is rumored to be pregnant, with an official announcement not expected until next month. The couple, married to Prince Rainier, have two children, Caroline and Albert. The piece notes no confirmation. A related event is planned at Wattsburg Fair Grounds on Sunday.
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Sedeseres Up Og Mless Grace
Monaco
News of the World
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier
Caroline
Albert
Nimbus A to photograph clouds for weather study NASA mission
NASA plans to launch Nimbus A from Vandenberg as early as Aug 1 to photograph clouds at high resolution. The satellite will carry infrared radiometers for night images and cameras pointed earthward in a near polar orbit, promising global coverage daily and five times the detail of prior TIROS cameras.
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Washington
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nimbus A
Moe J. Schneebaum
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Tiros
General Electric Missile and Space Department
Valley Forge
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Car pulls two Coast Guardsmen and woman from river
Police recovered a car from the Buffalo River containing the bodies of a Coast Guardsman and a woman. Boastwain Mate Robert Williams, 25, of Florissant Missouri, and Mrs. Richard Skonieean of suburban Checktoy New York were identified. The car reportedly left a service road Saturday night, struck brush and a retaining wall, and disappeared into the river.
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Coast Guardsman
Buffalo Tiger
Robert ©. Wiliams
Florissant, Mo
Richard Skonieean
Checktoy N.Y
Red Boats Fire On U S Ship Changes Viet Nam Crisis Tone
A naval incident near Viet Nam marked by the first firing on a U S ship in the area. Officials warned that retaliation could occur if fired upon again, while noting policy would not immediately change. Estimates floated the program cost up to ten million dollars. Weather Bureau rejected Nimbus in favor of a modified wheel version of Tiros called Toss.
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iWoninnen
Page
Viet Nam
Dut
U.S
Weather Bureau
Schneebaum
August Outlook For Economy Improves Across Sectors
New York AP reports August may show an improving economy with better jobs and incomes. July’s manufacturing activity was steadier than expected, with some industries noting reduced seasonal slippage and even gains, while autos face model changes and labor talks heat up toward August contract deadlines. Government data hint at rising incomes, especially among factory workers, as retailers plan back to school promotions amid ongoing price hikes.
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New York
Celladubestunk-Gond i-eSep
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Mogul Charles A Perlitett Dies at 61 in Houston
Charles A. Perlitett longtime Continental Oil Co board chairman died Saturday in Houston at age 61. He held the John Carroll Medal of Honor from Georgetown University and was a prominent business leader.
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Tex
Charles A. Perlitett
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Continental Oil Co
Georgetown University
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