VFW Auxiliary Meeting Thursday August 26
Very important meeting to be held at 8 p m with attendance noted. Names listed include James Clapp Jr and Sharon Roush of Elgin, Travy Wiggers of Clymer, Louani TeWinkle of Clymer, and Floyd Fralick of Union City among others. discharges include Floyd Fralick and Cecil Carbaugh.
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VFW
Admitted James
and Mesdams Clapp Sr
Elgin
Rose Parker
Westy
Pilip Grayink
Clymery
Sharon
Harold Roush
Clymer
Travy
Gordon Wiggers
Louani
Ernest TeWinkle
Floyd Fralick
Union City
Paul Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Allistom
East Sealt
Cecil Carbaugh
R. de Corry
Nine Area Dairies Fined $36,500 Over Illegal Rebates
Harrisburg area milk dealers from Pittsburgh and nearby were fined a total of 36,500 for illegal rebates to producers and discounts to wholesale customers. The Milk Control Commission and State Justice Department cited nine firms for taking rebates, providing false information, and price manipulation. Penalties reflected conduct, pricing orders in effect, and each dealer's ability to pay, with Beverly Farms fined 10,000 and several others assessed amounts from 200 to 7,500.
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Harrisburg
PittShargh
Wilk
State Milk Control Commission
Theegal
Commission
State Justice Department
Or Io
Pittsburgh
Dnemebihat
Beverly, Farms
Dairymens League Cooperative Association
William Colteryahn
Eric Crawford Cooperative Association
I.N. Hagan Ice Cream Co
Milk Control Commission
Hagall Tee Credin Co
Klein's Dairy
Erie Crawford Native Association
Linger Light Dairy
Erie Crawford Cooperative Association
Rhodo den Dairy
Schneider's Dairy
Next Space Step After Moon Landing Uncertain
NASA chief James E Webb told the Senate Space Committee the next space step remains unclear after the moon landing. He outlined unmanned programs potentially including a Mars flyby in 1969 and an automated lander in 1971, with a manned expedition cost to be better estimated later. General Orvil Anderson, 70, former Maxwell Air Force Base leader, dies at Montgomery hospital.
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United States
Congress
James E. Webb
Nation
Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mars
Webb
Senate Space Committee
Montgomery
Ala
Qrvil Anderson
Maxwell Air Force Base
Second-in-command U.S. envoy to Vietnam to depart soon
AP reports U S Deputy Ambassador Alexis Johnson will leave his post in South Vietnam soon. Johnson arrived after General Maxwell D Taylor became ambassador in June 1964, replacing Henry Cabot Lodge who returned to duty. Johnson held the rank of ambassador as the second in command in the mission, making his departure notable.
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Saigun
Ovun Viet Sait
U. S
Alexis Johnson
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Henry Cabot Lodge
Admiral Sharp to Tour Far East Bases
Admiral Sharp Jr. the U S Pacific commander departed yesterday for a 12 day tour of military installations in the Far East He will visit Formosa Hong Kong Okinawa Japan and South Korea during the trip
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Honolulu
U. S. Srant Sharp Jr
U. S. Pacific
Far East
Formosa
Hong Kong
Okinawa
Japan
South Korea
Europe Based GIs Asking For Viet Nam Duty
HEIDELBERG Germany AP More than 2000 American servicemen in Europe have asked to be sent to the Viet Nam war a U S Army Europe spokesman said today. He noted 600 applications from volunteers were approved but could not confirm any drafts from Europe. He added a few may go and be replaced from the United States or other short tour areas. He could not say how many have left Europe or are awaiting departure.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Europe
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
United States
Dr Samuel Sheppard Appeals to Supreme Court Again
Dr Samuel Sheppard the Cleveland osteopath sentenced to life for his wife Marilyns 1954 murder appealed to the Supreme Court claiming pre trial publicity prejudiced the community and made an impartial jury impossible. He remains free pending the court's action while prior appeals and habeas proceedings have failed.
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Washington
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Oday
Supreme Court
Sheppard
U.S
Cincinnati
Ngs
Marilyn
Auto Truck Crash Kills One Driver Near Buller County Town
A head on collision on Route 288 about a mile west of the Buller County town killed the auto driver Francis James Boariu, 20, of Ellwood City. He was dead on arrival at Ellwood City Hospital. The truck driver John M. McLaughlin of Beaver Falls escaped injury.
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Ebuatnople
Buller County
Francis James Boariu
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
John M. McLaughlin
Beaver Falls
Prank Gatefold: Retired Furrier Arrested Then Released
Joseph B Finazzo 74-year-old Brooklyn resident and Roosevelt Savings Bank depositor was briefly detained after a prank note on a deposit slip threatened acid. An apprentice teller triggered alarms, bank guard alerted police, and Finazzo was questioned for an hour before release after apologies.
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NEW York
Joseph B. Finazzo
Roosevelt Savings Bank
Brooklyn
Finazzo
Finazz0
Ala Pranik
Pinazzo
Patrick Antonelle
Antonelle
Gerald Dooley
Deadlock Holds In Steel Pact Talks Near Strike
Pittsburgh AP report notes an eight day deadlock in steel contract talks between the United Steelworkers and 10 major steel firms. USW warns of a 450,000 mill shutdown if no deal by Sept 1. Negotiations stalled over wage and benefit packages, with union seeking 17.9 cents and industry offering about 9 cents per hour. William Simkin of the Mediation Service conducts separate talks and plans further meetings as plants begin shutdown preparations. The Steelworkers executive board meets tomorrow to review progress and policy.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Sion
USW
Cash
William ©. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Simkin
Istrict
Scranton Signs Model Clean Stream Law Expansion
Harrisburg pa AP governor Scranton signs a new provision extending the Clean Streams Law to acid mine drainage for the first time. The measure classifies such waste as industrial, placing it under the Sanitary Water Board’s oversight to safeguard Pennsylvania’s 3 000 miles of polluted streams.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gov. Scranton
Sanitary Water Board
Scranton
Union
General Assembly
William Penn
Group with strike authority not summoned to meet
A union group that must approve any settlement has not been summoned to meet. The body already granted strike authority to union negotiators and would not need another meeting to activate strike procedures. Pure reading enjoyment tap daily in the Corry Journal.
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Corry Journal
State Solons Ponder Record Building Plans
Harrisburg lawmakers weigh Gov Scranton s 442.1 million capital program a record total with about two thirds for educational facilities The plan would raise the General State Authority cap to 1 534 billion and mirror a six year plan totaling 765 million The planning board backs 339.1 million for the first two years including 237.5 million for state projects and 101.7 million for state aided stations.
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Harrisburg
GSA
State Planning Board
Planning Board
Temple Gets Lift From State Education Building Funds
Temple University would receive a large share of a $125.4 million state education building fund announced by Gov. Scranton. The package covers construction at state aided facilities with other institutions also slated for improvements, including the University of Pittsburgh receiving $19,641,561.
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Temple
Jarrisburg
Temple University
Scranton
University of Pittsburgh
Evacuation After Chemical Plant Fire In New Jersey
About 3,000 residents near the Chemivad Company chemical plant in East Brunswick were evacuated as a general alarm fire engulfed a storage trailer holding hydrogen peroxide. Police treated 90 inhalation cases with oxygen. no serious injuries were reported. Evacuees were sheltered in schools and fire houses and returned home roughly four hours later as investigators checked the scene.
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East Brunswick
N. J. AP
Vally
Hey
Chemivad Company
Marland Recovering From Routine Surgery At Mayo Clinic
Rochester Minnesota Former West Virginia Governor William C Marland is recovering at Methodist Hospital after a diaplastic surgery performed Saturday He says the procedure was routine and he expects to be fed in two or three days with recovery continuing at the hospital or home as advised by physicians
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Rochester
Minn
West Virginia
William C. Marland
Methodist Hospital
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