Paragraf Betsy Williams Hurt In Route 1d Crash
Betsy Williams a 25 year old resident of Chautauqua NY was struck by a car on Route 1d between Mayville and Chantilliqua and is in Westfield Memorial Hospital with internal injuries a compound fracture and multiple cuts. Driver Robert Neelen 20 of Jamestown reported Williams walked in his lane and he did not see her until it was too late. Police investigated and de tails include the braking vehicle, the distance she was knocked, and the injuries.
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Betsy Williams
Chautauqua
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Mayville
Chantillequa
Robert Neelen
Jamestown
Neelen
Miss Williams
Pensions To Rise For Pennsylvanian Legislators
Gov. Scranton backs a bill to raise retirement pay for PennsylvanIa General Assembly members by one third, from $2,250 to $3,000 a year at age 50 after 10 years service. The measure also adjusts pensions for judges and state workers with bipartisan backing, approved in the 1963 session. The proposal, part of a bipartisan package, would cost about $74,000 annually after initial implementation.
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General Assembly
Scranton
Library Nears End Of Program In September Work
Community library program winds down with final tasks including an inventory of books, honoring long-serving librarian Miss Marton Smith, and plans for color coded reading levels to help children find titles by reading ability. Memorial donations support new volumes and a restored trust in library services as trustees meet with Mrs. Gould and other board members.
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Nis
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Bird
Aires
Lloyd Matson
Mary Beth Hammond
Wright School
Thomas Cragg
Cragg
MacKenzie
George Gould
Robert Tunnel
Hall
M. O. Baldwin
Smile
Myers
E Anderson
Money Bag Drops From Transfer Wagon In Los Angeles
An estimated $100,000 fell from a transfer wagon in Los Angeles and was run over by a train, bursting open and scattering about 820 bills along the track. A railroad employee said wind was not a factor and the money was collected within about 20 minutes.
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Los Angeles
Television Review Explores Monday Night Movie Strategy
The Na Yoba Broadcasting Co shifts from apologetic reruns to a bold plan for Monday and Saturday nights. Donal Bays, program manager, explains color upgrades, 75 percent color films next season, and careful editing to fit commercial breaks without harming plots.
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Yore
Amout Thelna
Iy Frank
Wien
NBL
Donal Bays
Aassstants
Baye
Local Hire Push Ties to U S Funded Water Project
Titusville officials pressed Nardel Construction to boost local labor on the pipe installation for the city water project financed partly with federal funds. James Mitchell and city engineer George Atkin Jr. outlined current crew composition and pledged to hire more local workers, aiming to finish this phase by early November.
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Titusville
Nardel Construction Co
Bridgeville
State Bureau of Employment Security
Carl Nerdei
James Mitchell
Michael Baker Jr
Warden
Atkin
Council
C. M. Sonne
Tesson
Four Injured In Pa Explosion At Hannon Motor Lines
Four persons injured in an explosion and fire at Hannon Motor Lines trucking garage in Pittsburgh Lawrenceville. Owner Michael J. Hannon, 68, and payroll clerk Marie Kummer, 53, both burned and hospitalized in critical condition after escaping through a window. others suffered leg injuries from jumping to safety. Fire chief Martin estimated $40,000 damage and said the blaze was out in about 40 minutes.
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Lawrenceville
William Marthis
Hannon Motor Lines
St. Francis General Hospital
Michael J. Hannon
Marie Kum*mer
Butler
R. D
Richard Pauluso
Shaler Two
Arthur Celaschi
Elizabet
Martin
Area Crashes Kill 10 In July In four county area
In July 208 incidents caused 10 deaths and 149 injuries with $125,426 in property damage. Troop E of the Pennsylvania State Police, based in Lawrence Park and serving Erie, Crawford, Venango and Warren counties, reported 1962 seven month totals: 32 traffic deaths, 28 thus far this year, 1579 motorist arrests, 223 criminal investigations, 130 arrests on charges, 686 miscellaneous investigations, and $561 in stolen property recovered. Four vehicles were recovered stolen, valued at $1,540. Troopers made 1,792 patrols, logged 184,648 miles, 680 drivers failed the exam, 1,403 passed, 1331 warned for faulty equipment, and 642 assisted motorists.
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Pfingfelder
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Park
Erie
Crawford
Venango
Warren
Pflugfelder
Persoris
Hold Rites For Ex Corry Man Oil Industry Great
Final rites were held in Pittsburgh Monday for A Wesley Kinney 67 Corry native who died there last Friday He would have turned 68 this Sunday Kinney born in Corry attended local schools led the National Oilwell Supply Company a distributor for Ajax Tron Works and chaired the Allegheny College Board of Trustees in Meadville Funeral services were in Pittsburgh with burial there.
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Pittsburgh
A. Wesley Kinney
Corry
Mr. Kinney
National Oilwell Supply Company
Ajax Tron
Allegheny College
U S Tax Take Smashes Record in Fiscal 1963
The Internal Revenue Service posted a record total of 105.9 billion dollars for the year ending June 30. Individual income and employment taxes reached 67.9 billion, marking a new high and an 85 billion rise over fiscal 1962 which totaled 99.4 billion.
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WadHuverosac
Suet Jean
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Business Outlook Amid Weather And Trade Cautions
A cautious, seasonally influenced business mood prevails as economists split on whether cooling weather will boost activity. Trade tensions threaten materials markets while auto models spark uncertain consumer reaction. Labor, automation, taxes, and Congress actions loom over spending and investment as traders wait for clearer signals.
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Congress
Milk Control Sets Hearing on Petitions in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission will hold a public hearing on petitions from Keystone Milk Producers Association Western Pennsylvania Milk Producers Association and two individuals Morris Schelenberger and David Thomas for a review of prices and policies. The date is not set but »hearing likely in Pittsburgh and must respect 20 day waiting period after petitions. Petitions seek elimination of seasonal price changes restore minimum producer prices for different milk types and probes into refunds kickbacks and other devices seen as depressing milk prices.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
Western Pennsylvania
Keystone Milk Producers Association
Western Pennsylvania Milk Producers Association
Morris Shelenberger
David G. Thomas
Saegertown R. D
Pittsburgh
Saegertown
Schelenberger
Western Pennsylvania Milk Producers
Castro Attends Mother’s Funeral in Oriente Province
Fidel Castro attended his mother’s funeral in Marcan Real Mayari Oriente Province according to Havana Radio. The report notes the ceremony took place yesterday with Cuban officials and local mourners present in Marcan Real Mayari.
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