Paragraf CEWERS Memorial Hospital Update
Ronnie Burrows of Elgin shows improvement after a week in hospital. The Lat e League pitcher, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Burrows, remains under care as he recovers from illness. In Corry news, Charles Akam of RD 1 won an W cubic foot freezer prize at the Rural Electric Association picnic, with other locals in attendance. Excelco Developments of Silver Creek announced a $27,400 NASA contract for large rocket booster research and feasibility work for Apollo program. Rindfuss, former owner of Butch's Tavern, died in Denver after burns from a Bassine station explosion. Erie construction nears $6 million with St Vincent's rehab center permit. Police reported a traffic stop and injury case at South Center and West South streets. Various marriage cease applications filed in Erie County and local shoulder injuries from lawnmower incident reported. Veterans Administration certifies two disabled veteran tax exonerations. city to review criteria. FAA now lists Lawrence Airport as municipally owned for aid eligibility. A proposed gated dam on French Creek near Union City aims to protect Meadville area. Army Corps of Engineers recommends ungated dam, with Congress urging support for the gated plan.
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Lastaight
French Creek
Union City
Hood
Meadville
Army Corps of Engineers
Erie County
Carroll Kearns
Leaders Continue Ehe Meeting theme for cities convention
The Pennsylvania League of Cities holds a full second day in Pittsburgh with a downtown theme. Mayor Gordon S. Clinton of Seattle and Thomas J. Monaghan of the Pennsylvania Department of Commerce speak at the morning workshop at the Lawrence Hotel. Afternoon sessions cover city finance charter law and city policy as Mayor Joseph W Barr Jr presides at 4:30 pm.
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Pennsylvania League of Cities
Lawrence Hotel
Gordon’s. Clinton
Seattle
American Municipal Assocation
Thomas J. Monaghan
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
H. Gordon Paytow
Bethlehem
Abe Laufe
Pittsburgh
Victor Borge
George Rye Walter
Johnstown
Ene
Charles B. Williamson
League
Josephy W Barr Jr
City
Erie
Arthur d. Gardner
Barr
Soviet decree orders private homes replaced by cooperative apartments
The Soviet government ordered a crackdown on private home construction. A decree directs money and materials to be channeled into cooperative apartment houses financed by prospective tenants and state credits. The move signals tighter control over housing and a push toward collective housing.
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Moscow
Eisenhower Says He Would Go To Jail To Protest Government Actions
Former President Eisenhower speaks through a Saturday Evening Post article about farm policy, steel price controls, space exploration funding, and social welfare. He asserts willingness to go to jail to protest perceived government overreach and threats to American rights, while criticizing current policies and urging measured, private solutions. Also reports the death of ex Olympic coach Matt Mann at 77.
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New York
Fasenhower
Gettysburo
Kennedy
Saturday Evening Post
Catherine R-Wash
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Ann Arbor
Mich
Matt Mann
University of Michigan
University of Oklahoma
Northern
Ontario
Kennedy critics say JFK overuses battleaxe approach
In a sweeping mid term assessment AP notes President Kennedy faces Congress amid claims his leadership style, touted as a strong executive, fuels friction. Critics describe a push for sweeping powers, a personality dominated White House, and a shirtsleeves administration with key aides backing tough bargaining.
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Congress
Jobin F. Kennedy
White House
Morin
Kenedy
Washington
Elihu Root
Kennedy
N. Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Whit House
Education lobbies unite for higher Pennsylvania teacher salaries
Harrisburg AP Three major state education groups join for the first time to push boosted teacher pay and subsidies ahead of the 1963 legislature. The Pennsylvania State Education Association, the Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers, and the Pennsylvania School Directors Association plan joint legislative action, meet in Harrisburg August 13, and will present needs to political parties, candidates, and officials. The groups claim 7000 public school teachers, 2100 school districts, and broad PT A representation across the state.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Pennsylvania, Congress of Parents and Teachers
State School Directors Association
Harrisbore
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Harvey E. Gayman
PSEA
U.S
Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers
Pennsylvania School Directors Association
School Directors Association
Bob Hope’s Brother William J. Hope Dies at 62
William Jack Hope, 62, brother of comedian Bob Hope, died yesterday. A California resident, he produced Bob Hope television shows and served as assistant treasurer of Hope Enterprises, Inc.
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Bob Hope
Boston
William Jack Hope
California
Hope Enterprises, Inc
Mystery of Marilyn Monroe Death Sealed Apartment Evidence Taken
Police sealed Marilyn Monroe's Manhattan apartment at 444 East 57th Street at the request of attorney Aaron Frosch. An inventory listed 40 items including fur coats and jewelry. The contents will be held pending court action on the will. services for the 36 year old star were planned with few invited guests.
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New York City
Monroe
Manhattan
E. 57Th St
Police Department
Aaron Frosch
Frosch
Miss Monroe
Marilyn
Grace
Goddard
Grace McKee
Westwood Village
Joe Dimaggio
Lee
Paula Strasher
New York
Patricia Newcomb
Curphey
Los Angeles
Suicide Prevention Center
Escape As Wind Blows Plane
An American Airlines Electra turbine plane carrying seventy aboard escaped serious injury after a landing crash in a thunderstorm at Knoxville. Wind gusts tore off the right wing, and the fuselage burned after the wing separation likely saved lives. Two people, a mother and her teenage daughter, were injured but not seriously. Passengers including Rep. Cliff Davis and Rep. Dale Ford hailed stewardess Nancy Root for forcing open an emergency door by jumping into action to help others escape.
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Knoxville
Yennar
American ‘Airlines
Alan Atkin
Atkin
Dalelas
Tex
New York
Cliff Davis
Dale Alford
D-Ark
Nancy Root
Dallas
Texas
Miss Root
Javits Urges Deep Tax Slash Across the Nation
The article notes Javits urging a substantial tax cut while Fed Chair Martin defends high interest rates to prevent capital flight, as House Ways and Means hearings near with Dillon and Bell slated to testify. Chamber of Commerce head Plumley advocates quick deep tax cuts tied to a balanced budget policy.
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Javits
Federal Reserve
Willian McChesney Martin Jr
House
Ways and Means
Douglas Dillon
David Bell
Lidd Plumley
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Plumley
Washington
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Bud) Akam
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Exceleo
National Aerobalics and Space Administration
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Butch
Waterford
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Rindfuss
St Vincent's Hospital
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Diemer
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Ann Dodd
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Howard d McMullin
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Mike
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