Local notices and incidents scatter Crawford County
Reports from Meadville Titusville Corry and surrounding areas note a string of items: Joseph Amarono of First Avenue listed as in good condition after a Friday summary at Hamot Hospital Erie. United Fund pledges in Meadville reach 163 044 toward a 200 468 goal. Titusville school per capita taxes overdue with 927 names referred to the delinquent tax collector Allan Savard and 418 exonerated. Navy AWOL arrest in Meadville for John Hofeva. oil well at Pithole pumping salt water. Meadvill e dog hit by car. indecent exposure complaint at Mead Park. various hospital treatments and minor injuries. park attendance at the Playspot. prize winners announced at Esso Hall anniversary. weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania. Edinboro State Teachers College enrollment projected at 1025. Cambridge Springs firemen carnival draws large crowd. Saegertown marching band wins again.
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Titusville
Allan Savard
Sara Nevins
Civil Air Patrol Rangers Do Weekend Rescue Drill
A 1W-member Civil Air Patrol ranger team led by Lt Alton Laurie completed a statewide free day mock attack rescue drill starting from Oil City Splane Airport. Provost marshal Guy Abbey oversaw the operation. Rangers spent two days and one night outdoors in a simulated downed airman search. Weather remained sunny and cool with highs near 88 and winds to 30 mph, aiding outdoor activities.
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Civil Air Patrol
Winder
Alton Laurie
Splane
Oil City
Guy Abbey
Maurshal
Ce Ol City
Abbey
Corry
Newsman Jimerson 62 Former Examer Political Editor
Royal W. Jimerson, 62, longtime political editor of the San Francisco Examiner, died yesterday. He previously worked for the Star and Tribune in Minneapolis before its merger and was on the Examiner staff from 1925 to 1984.
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San Francisco
Royal W. Jimerson
San Francisco Examiner
Star and Tribune
Minneapolis
The
Examer
Lebanon Leaders Press for Chamoun to Step Down
Rebels in Tripoli and Beirut demand President Camille Chamoun’s resignation while he plans to attend a Middle East summit. Saeb Salam threatens renewed fighting over Lebanon’s delegation as Chamoun prepares to depart the country. U.S. mediator Robert Murphy travels to Cairo to brief President Nasser on regional tensions.
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Tripoli
Beirut
Camille Shamoin
Shes
Defiut
Chamoun
Middle East
Saeb Salam
Lebanon
Shehab
Robert Murphy
U. S
Eisenhower
Middle Est
Baghdad
Cairo
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Murphy
Johnson Pushes Senate To Act Before Adjournment
In Washington Senator Lyndon Johnson pressed for Senate action on social security benefits and related bills before Congress adjourns. He urged members to stay late and meet early to advance a broad package including social security increases, tax measures, a federal student aid bill, reciprocal trade extension, and funding for foreign aid military construction and the new space agency. Johnson warned the session was in its final days but avoided predicting exact adjournment timing.
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Washington
Lyndon
Johnful
Texas
Senate
Congress
Dohusun
Johnson
Jolson
Senate Labor Committee
House
Iraq Seeks Independent Foreign Policy Amid Baghdad Pact Question
Abdul Karim Kasim and his ministers pledge independence in foreign policy and avoid domination by any power. They report cordial U S recognition easing suspicions, study of staying in the Baghdad Pact, and no hostile stance indicated. In Amman a military court indicts 27 Jordanians for arms smuggling to topple King Hussein, Israel reportedly revokes permission for British aircraft, while British ships and troops head to Aqaba, Jordan’s sole port.
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Iraq
Abdul Karim Kassem
U. S
Baghdad
Washington
Murphy
Amman
Jordan
Syria
Hussein
Israel
Aqaba
Marathon Ball Game Ends After 145 Frames
In Muskegon Michigan the Muskegon Moose and Muskegon Heights Eagles played a 145 inning marathon softball game Saturday. The Moose won 78 to 71 after 12 hours 20 minutes. Pete Buttermore pitched the first 100 innings for the Moose while Paul Gabris pitched 40 for the Eagles. Both teams ended the game in stocking feet to benefit a muscular dystrophy fund.
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Muskegon
Mich
Muskegon Moose
Muskegon Heights
Moose
Paul Gabris
Eagles
Body found in Allegheny River near Natrona in Natrona Heights
The naked unidentified man was recovered from the Allegheny River about a mile north of Lock 4 at Natrona. Deputy Coroner James Buffone said the body had been in the water two or three weeks.
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Tarentum
Allegheny River
Natrona
James Buffone
Westmoreland County
Borders sealed as Jordan Syria clash widens
Amman and Damascus said the United Arab Republic closed the Syrian Jordan frontier under Soviet pressure and Jordan retaliated by sealing its border. Damascus confirmed closing the Damascus Amman link and turning back travelers. Kings Hussein regime severed ties with UAR days earlier after its recognition of Iraq. Informants said British American airlift to Jordan halted. Israel reportedly halted overflight after a Soviet note. Some diplomats wondered if Egypt would close the Suez Canal affecting Aqaba. A correspondent in Martinsville, Max Jane Winter, 41, died from a self inflicted gunshot while cleaning a pistol, police say accidental.
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Amman
Jordana
Jordan
United Arab Republic
Damascus
Hussein
UAR
Israel
Jerusalem
Sald
Egypt
Suez Canal
Africa
Aqab Aa
Martinsville
Ind
Max Jane Winter
Winter
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Joseph Amarono
First Avenue
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Meadville
United Pound
Paul C Doherty
Doherty
United Fund
Crawford County
Loblaws
John W. Crowell
N. Allen Love
Corry Memorial Hospital
Russell
Eugene Buesink
Grove Street
Frank Macko
Loblaw
Navy
John A. Hofeva
Naval
Philadelphia
Hofeva
Galveston
Pithole
James D. Berry Jr
Plumer
Mead Park
Howerd Tannery
Peninsua
TA Miller
North Center
8 Diyer
Prederick and
Center Streets
Eugene Sweet
Savanday
East Main Street
Joseph Wojelechowski
Brook Street
Mary Brigham
Cascade Street
Diane Fargo
Lowell Fargo
Columbus
Esso
Pennsylvania
Edinboro State Teachers College
Harold Alderfer
Department of Public Instruction
Thomas Miller
Cambridge Springs
James Dunn
Elmer Owen
Robert Hoyt
Cecil Hull
Saegertown Area
Kearsarge
North East
Lila
Vern Johnson Jr
Nistap
Shreve Huggins
Cypress Gardens
Fla
Bernadette Ann Stadler
Topeka
Kan
Ralph Boynton
West Palm Beach
Fila
Kraft
California
Don Watts
North Main Street
Union City
Gilson
General Electric
Gilsoson
Niagara
Margaret
Great Britain
Falls
Niagara Falls
Queen Ann
Stratford
Ontario
Reds
Gilson’s
Chapin’s
F.C. Chapin & Son
Beck Debi Legi
Latos
Met Legion Squa
Fier
Tworof
Bob Linds
Cie
Nents
Warner DeCota - Burrows Kaiser
Treschel Fitetul
Fantuer
Shim Pile
Metnnes Sie
Lindsey - Barr Vanssens
Onster Latos
Becker Rieck
R. Lindsey ‘Houser
William Perkins Olson - Wester van Dresay
Eric Corry
Perkins
War
Fed
Ts Fue
Iple
Spor
Berke
Incmo
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