Explosion injures Oil City man and ruins trailer home
William Heisterman 71 of Oil City RD 2 was in poor condition at Oil City Hospital with second and third degree burns after an explosion and fire at his trailer yesterday morning. Neighbors helped extinguish the blaze, traced to a likely television set explosion, as investigators pursued a definite cause.
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William Heisterman
Oil City
Oil City Hospital
Heisterman
Route 62
Itchy Foot Signals Hope For Rescued Youth
Leonard Boyce a 15 year old trapped for nearly a day in a Lenore well shows first feelings in his right leg after rescue. Doctors report some movement in his arm and the Boyce family receives a growing Leonard Boyce Fund as the well is bulldozed over.
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Leonard
Leonard Boyce
Ike Spends Day At Farm After Hospital Stay
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower rests at his Maryland farm after returning from Walter Reed Hospital for a minor gastroenteritis recurrence. Aides say he plans to visit the office midweek as he catches up from a 10 day absence. A secretary aids him with routine matters during recovery.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Lillian Brown
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania Guard First To Get Riot Training
In Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania about 7000 soldiers of the 26th Infantry Division begin a 32 hour riot control program aimed at looting sniping and crowd suppression The new training from Army headquarters is more expansive than prior mob dispersal instruction and includes a built up city mock drill with rifles tear gas and practical exercises The guardsmen will stay in Pennsylvania for two weeks of field work rather than go to Virginia Governor Shafer ordered the stay to keep forces ready for trouble in state
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26Th Infantry Division
Jack M. Hines
Hines
Army
Washington
National Guard
Virginia
Shafer
Ines
Newark
Detroit
Engi
GOP Presses Budget Cut Size If Tax Hike Passes
Republicans question how deep budget cuts would be if Johnson’s proposed income tax hike is approved. Rep. John Byrnes leads questions as hearings continue, with Schultze and Ackley detailing civilian savings and potential defense cuts amid debate on alternative tax rates. The Commerce Department downwardly revises GNP growth, signaling a slower economy than earlier estimates.
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Shafer Signs Tighter Law For Child Abusers
Harrisburg AP The governor signed a new law expanding power to punish child abusers. Physicians must report in writing evidence of gross physical negligence or intentional injury to children under 18 to the local public welfare agency. Offenders face up to 300 dollars in fines or 90 days in jail.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Soviet influence raised in Vietnam peace talks
Duan Xianqian cited a hint from Soviet official Shelepin to push for discussions with North Vietnam. State Department notes Shelepin’s influence and recent demotion, and asserts the Soviet Union backs Hanoi whether fighting or negotiating, highlighting Moscow’s stance during the crisis.
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North Vietnam
Soviet Union
A. N. Shelepin
Shelepin
State Department
Hanoi
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Three More Continued From Page One Football Coach Salary
The article notes a starting salary of 5400 plus extra supplement for an assistant football coach. It mentions time needed to replace Rennels in the guidance department with two staffers able to carry on temporarily. A teaching staff member hopes to assume the guidance role, though this move remains uncertain.
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GOP leaders debate Vietnam policy and risks of escalation
GOP figures clash over air raids near China and the risk of widening the war. Mansfield warns of brinkmanship, Cooper urges de escalation, and Percy says approval risks tens of thousands more casualties. Dirksen backs vigorous pursuit amid talk of honorable disengagement. Oilman Milton Beringer dies in Toronto after long illness.
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Mansfield
Cooper
Percy
Johnson
Toronto
Milton
Beringer
British American Oil Co., Ltd
Red Tape Delays Treatment Of Viet Children
Philadelphia AP report says South Vietnam's red tape delays bringing severely wounded children to the United States for care. Dr. Herbert Needleman, Temple University psychiatrist and head of the program, cites increased legalistic requirements from the South Vietnamese Health Minister as stalling applications for the first four children. He describes urgent calls from American doctors while noting the Vietnamese government lacks a comparable sense of urgency.
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Philadelphia
America
Needleman
Deaf Man Improves Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid Test
A compact hearing aid prototype, described by A W Newwall of York PA, shows promise for users who hear speech but struggle with clarity. The device, tested recently, is pitched as offering clearer conversation with less effort for the listener.
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A. W. Newwall
P.O
York
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