Krebiozen Under U S Scrutiny Resumes Data Review
Washington AP report notes the National Cancer Institute is statistically analyzing data from about 500 Krebiozen cancer cases. A 22 expert panel has finished its review, with a full report expected for Dr. Enidcotte, while welfare officials consider including findings in a congressional report on interstate shipment bans and human testing.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Stevan Duravic
Andrew C. Ivy
Chicago
Kenneth M. Endicott
Welfare Department
Congress
Ty the Cancer Institute
Durovic
Durovie
Boisseuillet James
Secretary of Welfare
Philadelphia Man Named Grand Chancellor of Knights of Pythias
Jack D. Kahan of Philadelphia elected grand chancellor of the Pennsylvania Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias at Altoona annual meeting. He succeeds Robert E. Orberg of Altoona. New officers include Webster Lehman Harrisburg vice chancellor King Fellers Kittanning prelate John Hankle Hanover secretary John Rickner Philadelphia treasurer. Dora Ott Windber elected grand chief of the Pythian Sisters. A $50,000 expansion program for the state Pythian Home near Duncannon was approved and Philadelphia chosen for the 1964 August convention.
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waJoha
Jack D. Kahan
Pennsylvania Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Robert E. Orberg
Altoona
Kahan
Ludge
D. Webster Lehman
Harrisburg
King W. Fellers
Kittanning
John H. Hankle
Hanover
Senate weighs Kennedy test ban amid mixed hearings
Washington AP reports the Senate debates President Kennedy's limited nuclear test ban with Russia. Administration backers include 45 Nobel winners and top officials, while several military leaders and scientists express doubts or opposition, creating a cautious balancing act before a final vote. The outcome remains expected to approve.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Russia
Atomic Reargy Commission
AEG
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Navy
Air Force
Curtis LeMay
Thomas S. Power
Bernard A. Schriever
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Rusk
McNamara
Gleon T. Seborg
Strauss
Harold Brown
Norris B. Bradbury
Brown
Pentagon
Defense
Bradbury
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Buried Seven Airmen From 1945 Crash At Arlington
Seven American airmen including Staff Sgt John P. Skodis of Mahanoy City Pennsylvania and Sgt Edwin F Woumme of Leesport Pennsylvania were buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. A single flag draped casket was carried on a Caisson to a hillside grave following Catholic and Protestant services attended by about 200 relatives. The C47B Dakota that carried the air corpsmen vanished June 22 1945 and was not found again until the summer of 1962 when located by mountain climbers.
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Washington (Ap
Dutch New Guinea
Arlington National Cemetery
John P. Skodis
Mahanoy City
Edwin F. Woumme
Leesport
Woumme
G.M. Woumme
Skodis
Frank
Army Air
Warren County In U S Project Funds Approved
The Forest Service approved an accelerated public works project in a four county Western Pennsylvania area for the Allegheny National Forest. Allocations include Warren 100000, McKean 100000, Forest 20000, and another county 50000, to build facilities roads and trails announced in Washington by Rep. Leon H Gavin. In a separate item Gallup police badges arrived bearing Arizona instead of New Mexico.
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Weornelun
Allegheny National Forest
Pennsylvania
Forest Service
Forest
McKean
Warren
Washington
Leon H. Gavin
Israel and Syria clash at UN Security Council session
Israel and Syria face off at the United Nations over alleged cross border shelling near the Sea of Galilee. Israel, invoking self defense, seeks council action while Syria accuses Israel of repeated attempts to annex the demilitarized zone.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
Israel
Syria
U.N. Security Council
Ad Sression
Michael Comay
Council
Comay
Soviet Union
Sea of Galilee
New Castle Plans $5.5 Million Youth Center Groundbreaking
New Castle Pennsylvania AP reports groundbreaking planned for a new five million dollar Youth Rehabilitation Center just east of New Castle. A. J. Caruso, executive director of the General State Authority, announced plans for a 40 acre site to house about 20 boys, with construction to begin next spring.
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New Castle
A. J. Caruso
General State Authority
Carusa
Telegraph Rates Rise Under Pennsylvania Action
Western Union secured state approval to raise telegram rates by 10 to 15 cents for 15 word messages, effective Sept. 45, aligning with FCC national rates. The company claims a $48,500 annual gain but $124,500 state loss last year, and seeks repeal of the WW2 era telegram tax to keep rates low. Rates for 15 words or less up to 125 miles rise to 1.20, 126-225 miles to 1.90, and 226-425 miles to 1.45. additional words cost more.
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Harrishurg
Western Union Telegraph Co
Public Utility Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Western Taton
Congress
Western Union
FCC
State Regulatory Commission
Pennsylvania
Resume Loading After Walkout Ends in Buffalo
Workers resumed hauling grain after a three day wildcat walkout by Local 190 of the International Longshoremen's Association. The strike ended with a contract offering an eight cent wage increase per hundred bushels handled at lake vessels and grain elevators.
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Buffalo
International Longshoremen’s Association
Spartansburg Auxiliary meets. town events listed
A Sparta Piremen’s Auxiliary meeting is set for Tuesday evening at the firemen’s building. Invitations go out to members and area ladies. A reception for Normix Kinney and Dennis Northrop is planned at 8 PM at Grajige Hall, honoring the couple to be married today at the Sparta Methodist Church. Various notices follow: Cub Scout committee meet Wednesday at 4 PM in the Youth Center. A newborn daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Puller at Corry Memorial Hospital. Several social visits, anniversaries, and travels are noted among local families, plus a long list of community greetings and engagements.
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Spartansburg
Sparta Piremen
Normix Kinney
Dennis Northrop
Might
Grajige Hall
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Charles Crickett
Florida
New York City
Charles
Sparta
Cub Scout Committee
Clarence
Sonny” Puller
Corry Memorial Hospital
Francis Feldehousen
Sandy
Claie Kinney
Feldehousens
Akron
Isaac Sherlock
Watson
Almon Harmon
Route 6
Corry
Don Merkle
Evelyn
Earl Siiker
Fairview Eub Church
Sliker
Phyllis Butler
Henry Tolan
New Port Richy
Cuero Blakeston
Vivian Ayers
Wattsbury
Lin Maynard
Perry Cox
Ruby Alford
Centervilly
Cox
Dave Byler
Milton Byler
George Lay
Prank Lay
Eurrope
Farine
Scotland
England
Denmark
Cerehoslovakia
Hangary
Germany
France
Belgium
Pennsylvania
FRA
Sparkie Merged High School
George
DHA
Lucille Cook
Cooksburns
Hormat Bloom
Pennsy To Receive 120 High Capacity Hopper Cars
The Pennsylvania Railroad expects delivery of 120 high capacity covered hopper cars valued at 1.641 million dollars. The cars will be built with roller bearings and equipped for general freight service. Thirty cars will be specially fitted for water service.
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Philadelphia
Pennylanis
Pamnadd
PIC
Seo Ilo
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Russell Hutcbu von
Junction City
Kan
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