Four Die and Forty-Two Hurt In New Jersey Bus Car Crash
Four Philadelphia residents died and 42 were injured when a Baltimore chartered bus collided with a car near Upper Pittsgrove New Jersey. The accident occurred on Highway 40 and Aura Willowgrove Road as the bus returned from Atlantic City. Driver Lawrence E. Melvin and 3 others were seriously hurt. 12 treated and released, 28 treated at Elmer Hospital, and four treated at Salem County Memorial. The bus belonged to Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad Co and was chartered for an AME Zion Church outing.
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Upper Pittsgrove
Ship
N.J
Philadelphia
South Jersey
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Aura Willowgrove
Roland
Betty
Cobb
William
Frances Antron
Newcomb Hospital
Vineland
Lawrence E. Melvin
Glen Burnie
Newcomb
Elmer Hospital
Salem County Memorial Hospital
Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad Co
AME Zion Church
Pennsylvania Avenue
Funeral rites for Mrs TeWinkle held at Abbe Reformed Church
Funeral services for Mrs Freda TeWinkle were conducted at the Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer with Rev. Kelvin Kronemeyer presiding. Burial followed at Holland Cemetery where bearers included Donald Eshelman Elgin Eshelman Ernest Babcock James Babcock Lawrence Croscut and Charles Lucas. Relatives from Santa Ana Calle Buflald Union City Spartansburg and nearby Clymer attended along with singers Irma TenHaken and Howard Legters and organist Gwynne Bailey.
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Freda TeWinkle
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer
Kelvin Kronemeyer
Holland Cemetery
Donald Eshelman
Elgin Eshelman
Ernest Babcock
James Babcock
Lawrence Croscut
Charles Lucas
Irma TenHaken
Howard Legters
Gwynne Bailey
Santa Ana
Calle
Buffald
Union City
Spartansburg
Connecticut
Six Pennsylvanian Cities Win Renewal Aid
Harrisburg announces about 700000 in immediate funds for six cities to accelerate Model Cities style renewal planning. Eligible cities are Philadelphia Pittsburgh Harrisburg Chester Reading and Erie. Governor Shafer previously said state funds would substitute due to delayed federal planning money.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Joseph W. Barr Jr
Shafer
Area Horsemen Earn Seven Awards at Platea Show
Seven awards were won by area horsemen at a PONY Association show in Platea yesterday. John Long of Corry placed second in halter with 4M's Frosty. In ponies 48 inches and under Long won first with Prince. Jackie Sue Long was second with Star and Jerry Long fourth with Sex. Edith Fox took first in trail riding Little Tex, Barbara Ganster rode Lit tle Tex to fourth in the queen class. Lorraine Clayton claimed first in western reining on Cindy.
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Pony Association
Platea
John Long
Corry
Long
Prince
Jackie Sue Long
Star
Jerry Long
Edith Fox
Little Tex
Barbara Ganster
Lorraine Clayton
Cindy
Bears Kill Two Girls at Glacier National Park Campgrounds
Park rangers in Glacier National Park, Montana, report bears attacked and killed two female campers, Miss Koons and Miss Helgeson, while another camper, Ducat, was wounded. The bear sniffed sleeping bags, then attacked, while all trails near Granite Park Chalet and Trout Lake area were closed. Ducat aided by campers, with Park Service biologist Glen Cole summoned to investigate the bear behavior.
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Park Hotels
Miss Koons
Lake McDonald Lodge
Miss Helgeson
East Glacier Lodge
Ducat
East Glacier
Neilson
Glen Cole
Park Service
Yellowstone National Park
Granite Park
Trout Lake
Kalispell
Tax Surtax Push Faces Tough House Battle
President Johnson backs a 10 percent surtax on individuals and corporations to curb inflation and avoid deeper losses in purchasing power. House Ways and Means Committee opens hearings as Mills signals a difficult fight with limited enthusiasm. Johnson vetoed extra life insurance for federal workers to curb spending while stressing needs for children, the elderly, and Vietnam servicemen.
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Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Johnson
Congress
Mills
New York State
Fowler
ABC
Morton
Metromedia
Washington
Vietnam
Government tax plan faces pressure over potential one billion boost
Coverage notes a pending move by Congress to add about 1 billion to the administration’s recommendation, triggering a potential two percent tax surcharge. Administration spokesmen cite favorable economic developments to argue the economy can support a tax increase through 1967, while Ways and Means is expected to modify the proposal. Strong sentiment favors larger individual tax relief than corporate relief, helped this year by business stimuli.
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Ways and Means Committee
Scope order halted over antipoverty equipment concerns
The Office of Economic Opportunity approved a scope order, later halted by a civilian employee at Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio. The veto cited questions about the scopes’ suitability for antipoverty work while a 7 percent investment tax credit linked to equipment recovery was noted. The Fort Worth division of the General Services Administration carried the decision before the halt.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
General Services Administration
Fort Worth
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio
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Charles L. Schultze
Gardner Ackley
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