Chautauqua Institution Schedule Aug 12 18
Chautauqua Institution daily events feature concerts by the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra under Walter Hendl, lectures by Rev John Vedder Edwards and Dr Richard Plough, operas The Tosca and The King and I, dramatic sketches, art exhibitions, and a UN Pakistan address. Activities span Sunday through Saturday with multiple venues including Norton Memorial Hall, Amphitheater, and CAA Galleries.
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Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Walter Hendl
Hall of Philosophy
Chautauqua Choi
Richard Paige
Robert Woodside
Woman's Club
John Vedder Edwards
Sarah Heard
Erie
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua Opera Association
Henry Janice
Norton Memoraal Hall
Holmes
William Paterson
Cleveland Play House
Chautauqua Repertory Theater
Bird and Tree Garden Club
Richard H. Plough
New York
Smith-Wilkes Hall
David Holden
Ywca Hospitality House
Art Association
Gallery of Modern Sculptors
CAA
Pop Cone Chautauqua Symphony
Ars Antiqua
Dorothy Amarandos
Norton Memorial Hall
Rogers and Hammerstein
Chattauqua Opera Association
Casein
Revington Arthur
Smith-Wilkes
Officials To Meet Over Erie Traffic Death Case
A Monday meeting will decide if charges are filed in the death of year old Donald M. Zonne who died after colliding with a dump truck while riding a bicycle in Erie. Attendees include District Attorney Herbert J. Johnson Erie Police Traffic Division and County Coroner Merle Wood. Driver Donald B. Wurst 20 is son of trucking firm owner W J Wurst. Patrolman Herman Buccisross said Wurst did not yield to the bicycle act.
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Erie
Donald M. Zonne
Herbert J. Johnson
Erie Police Traffic Division
Elie County
Merle Wood
Donald B. Wurst
W. J .Wurst
Herman Buccisross
Wurst
U.S. and Polaris Missile Tests Yield Contrasting Results
The Atlas F off Vandenberg exploded off course and scattered debris over the Santa Maria Valley after a 82 foot missile failed to reach its target near Wake Island. Simultaneously at Cape Canaveral the Polaris A3 test succeeded, reaching a 1,500 mile distant target, with A2 operational to 1,725 miles. No injuries reported. debris cautioned against touching.
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Associated Press
United States
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Santa Maria Valley
Los Angeles
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Wake Island
Navy
Sunshine Plant Declared Bankrupt by Judge
The Sunshine firm in California North East was ruled bankrupt by Referee in Bankruptcy William Washabaugh Jr. after attempts to keep operations afloat failed. The plant will be auctioned, proceeds to creditors. Fred K. Rahal holds 82 percent of Sunshine stock.
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Rus
Sunshie
North East
William Washabaugh Jr
Sunshine
Belce
Fred K. Rahal
Washabauel
Gerald Weber
Vatican to Seat 2800 at Second Vatican Council
Rome Vatican City AP The upcoming Second Vatican Council will seat 2800 participants in St. Peter's Basilica with grandstands and desks. Technicians will record proceedings while an electronic computer tabulates votes in split seconds.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's Basilica
John Xxiiii
St. Peter's
Council
John
Mgr
Pevicle Pelici
Cainnell
Millions Suffer Fluoride Deficiency Across Population
The article argues widespread fluoride deficiency in the United States with estimates of 48 to 64 million Americans lacking adequate fluoride. It cites studies on tablets and prenatal ingestion, notes public health surveys showing high decay, and lists sources from the American Dental Association and public health literature.
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United States
Council On Dental Health
American Dental Association
Dublin
Louis
Fabue Affairs Committee, Inc
Division of Dental Public Health
Public Tenth Service
Erie Judge Roberts Seeks State Supreme Court Seat
The Erie County bench and bar association endorsed Judge Roberts for the State Supreme Court vacancy. Support from Bloom and Scott boosts his bid as GOP candidates vie for the November 6 election to succeed Justice Curtis Bok. Roberts previously chaired the Erie County Republican Committee and served as presiding judge of the Erie County Orphans Court.
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Pade
Roberts
Erie County Bench
Erie County Bar Association
Bloom
Scott
Dodge Roberts
Milan Iren
Wygrilssitiz
Erie
Waldameer Park
Erie County Republican Committee
Erie County Orphans Court
Supreme Court
Alfred Gi. Taxis
Montgomery County
Herman L. Roders
Mercer
Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
Curtis Bok
Philadelphia
Rail unions seek injunction over railroad cutbacks
Five operating unions representing 210,000 trainmen request a permanent injunction to block revised work rules at the doorstep of the White House. Judge Perry denied the injunction but issued a temporary restraining order to halt changes pending appeal.
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White House
Joseph Sam Perry
Kennedy to spend weekend at Tunney home in Maine
President Kennedy arrives in Boothbay Harbor Maine for a restful weekend at Gene Tunney's island home with old friends including PT boat commanders Paul Fay and James Reed. He plans to work on a Monday night nationwide address to announce whether he will back a tax cut this year.
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Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Kennedy
Ais
John’s Island
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Paul B. Fay
Navy
James A
Meadville Firm Trims 50 More From Work Force
Frontier Homes Corp Meadvill e plant laid off about 50 more production workers, bringing total to 90 over two days. Only 25 remain on production as manager John Muehring foresees further layoffs after current orders. Plant to shut down indefinitely with supervision and sales staff kept. The cuts stem from weak demand. union, IAM Lodge 99, had urged a walkout over seniority and incentives but urged returning to work.
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Meadville
Frontier Homes Corp
John Muehring
Frontier Homes
Omaha
Neb
Millehring
International Association of Machinists
Muehring
Pennsylvania to require electric turn signals by Oct 31
Harrisburg reports a new state Motor Vehicle Code requiring all vehicles without electrically operated directional signals to install them by midnight October 31. Hand signals may be used only as a supplement if electrical signals fail, with drivers urged to use turn signals well in advance of any turn.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commissioner of Traffic Safety
O. D. Shipley Mhirsday
Totorists
Shipley
Shinley
Urge Unfair Labor Practices Be Stopped
Jamestown hearing finds United Furniture Workers union must cease unfair labor practices in a 10 month dispute with Jamestown Sterling Corp. Hearing Examiner John F. Funke cites 17 instances of violence coercion and illegal acts by union officers and supporters and rejects claims the strike was a local matter.
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Jamestown
National Labor Relations Board
United Furniture Workers Union
Jamestown Sterling Corp
John F. Funke
J. Howard Proudman
Funke
Sterling
International Union of the United Furniture Worker's
Elderly Couple Killed in Manheim Rainstorm Crash
In Manheim Pennsylvania an elderly couple Martin Landis aged 76 of Lancaster and his wife Emma aged 71 died when their car skid on wet pavement and collided head on with another vehicle. Two people in the other car escaped with minor injuries.
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Manheim
Martin Landis
Lancaster
Emma
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