Warren Times Record Boosts Single Copy Price
The Warren Times Record raises single copy price to ten cents. The weekly rate remains 85 cents and the September 1 rate for office and distant subscribers becomes 15 dollars in advance. The Times continues five-day publication. A East Main Street crash injures one driver and causes 250 dollars in damage. One car rear ends a stopped truck driven by John Fuller. Klakamp sustains a mouth cut but declines medical aid. Damage totals 250 dollars. Sixteen die in Pennsylvania weekend accidents including street, drowning, and an explosion near York. A child dies after being struck by a car in Waynesburg. A stolen car recovered near Centerville after a week missing. Car was stuck in mud. no ransacking. Weather outlook: 3 to 6 degrees below normal. highs 79-82, lows 60-62. rain Tuesday and late in week 0.5 to 1 inch. Christopher Bates, 16 months, hospitalized after ingesting a chemical compound. discharged later.
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Red Chief Dies at 68 Former Communist Leader in U.S.
Victor J. Je Tome a leader of the Communist party in the United States died Saturday of a brain tumor He was 68 and one of 13 party officials convicted in 1953 of conspiring to overthrow the U S government by violence He was released from prison in 1957.
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Vietnam War Updates From the Frontlines
A briefing summary details ongoing clashes around Da Nang Chu Lai and Chuong Thien Province with Viet Cong and government forces reporting multiple engagements. U S air and naval strikes target suspected Viet Cong concentrations in South and North Viet Nam, while ground units claim several Viet Cong killed or captured and minimal government casualties. Total U S forces in South Viet Nam reported around 82,400 personnel.
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Viet Nam War Notes From White House Briefs
LBJ backers prepare to end the Viet Nam war and support the Communist cause according to an ambassador. Fae Taylor cites manpower and Saigon political instability as the war’s key problems while noting the expanded U S commitment. Air raids in North Viet Nam depress infiltration. Wheeler warns defeat would shift U S defense elsewhere. Smathers says higher military costs may delay tax cuts but $1.7 billion more in military funds can be absorbed without widening the deficit.
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Medicare What It Is What It Isn’t
A Q A style explainer outlines Medicare basics and common gaps left by the new law. It notes unwary eligible people may miss coverage, and signals upcoming regulations affecting doctors hospitals and patients.
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Error Costs County Workers Part Of Pay Hike
County Salary Board grants totaling 119 808 for 317 workers fall short by about 32 000 due to misinterpretation of a 374 hour week pay scale under the Job and Wage Study. Officials say each raise underpaid by about 100 yearly, with potential up to 35 000 extra needed next year. Moon and Lam hint adjustments may occur after re evaluation of over 40 job classifications.
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County Salary Board
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Fred W. Lamm
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Erie Youth Ties In Nat's Shoe Tourney Lead Chase
Keene New Hampshire resumes the National Horse shoe Pitching Tournament as rain halts play. Dan Kuchinski a 16 year old from Erie Pennsylvania leads a six way tie at 16-1 with Paul Focht Harold Reno Elmer Hohl Floyd Toole and Jim Solomon just behind at 17-2 after a 50-81 upset of Focht. With 16 games left the field remains wide open and contenders include the six tied players plus notable rivals.
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Little Rock
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Uniontown
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