Nine Killed In Accidents On Week End
A weekend of fatal accidents in Pennsylvania claimed nine lives. Notable losses include bus driver George Lond, 54, of Pottsville, and passenger Mrs Elizabeth Campbell of Schuylkill Haven. Others slain were Charles A Rube, 43, Reading. Jacob Hartman, 31, Kutztown. James J Maher, 28, Philadelphia. Gerry DeShields, 2, Philadelphia. Richard A Lindenmurth, 24, New Bethlehem. Gary Slagle, 9, Penn Hills. and Jamie Michael Howe, 3, Hanover. Jamie Howe drowned while playing along Cab Branch Creek near Wrightsville.
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Florida Woman Crashes Into Area Summer Cabin
A Palm Beach Florida woman Audrey M. Johnson thirty four lost control on a twisting Pennsylvania mountain road one mile north of Itd ville and crashed into a summer cabin owned by Mrs David H Bevin of New Castle The impact caused $2300 in damages No injuries were reported and no charges were filed Police said Mrs Johnson’s car veered onto the berm crossed the road and went down a bank toward the Bevin camp Mrs Bevin and another room escaped harm Braynfield PSU professor resigns to join national psychological association in Washington DC University Park report
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Veteran Newsman Thomas Storke Wins Colby Lovejoy Award
Waterville Maine AP veteran Santa Barbara News-Press owner editor Thomas More Storke is named 1962 Colby Lovejoy Award recipient for courage in journalism. Storke, 85, previously earned Lauterbach Award and Pulitzer Prize citations for exposing extremists of the John Birch Society and defending press freedom. His California paper circulates over 31 000 and he continues six days a week.
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Kane Man Narrowly Escapes Boston Mail Robbery Tangle
Wilkinson, sales manager for Mel Smith and Company of Kane, was taken from his seat at gunpoint in a Boston restaurant during a Western Electric Telstar demonstration near Boston. He was questioned for hours by police in connection with this week's $1.5 million mail robbery before being released at 11:30 p.m. He happened to be nearby because his car matched a bandit vehicle description. Eric has had prior sensational incidents in New York City's Castro chicken demonstrations.
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Storke Defends Warren Against Communist Conspiracy Claims
Storke, a close friend of Chief Justice Earl Warren, faced editorials and feature pieces in his newspaper attacking the society’s leadership. He questioned how anyone could follow a leader deemed by some as a conscious agent of a Communist conspiracy. His paper warned Birchers used Communist methods to fight communism and condemned indiscriminate character assassination.
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Berlin Boils Over Wall Bombardment Continues
Berlin streets erupt as marchers clash with Soviet forces. Youths break windows of a Soviet bus and unfurl anti-American banners amid Sunday sun. Stones and bottles shatter more Soviet windows as crowds jeer American cars and jeeps. Eyewitnesses report Americans were stoned despite official denial.
Notices advertise receptions and showers at 922 Spring Street
Brigham Hardware offers floor sanders for rent by day or week, with contact 2-3533. The Book Store promotes books across fields at THE RITZ. VFW Bowling Alleys reopen with reduced prices for members holding 1962 cards. open every evening at 5123.
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