Inflation Still Threatens As Economic Woes Persist
New York reports a mild business recovery while managers fret over entrenched inflation. July consumer prices hit a record high while factory wages rose. Fed tightening tightened loan potential as Dallas and San Francisco banks raised rates. Auto output slid to a 10 month low as 1959 models shift in.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
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San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank
Eisenhower
Detroit
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Sperry-Rand
Air Force
Universal Match Co
Tere
Leader Blatt Open Election Drives Today
Harrisburg AP two Democratic statewide candidates Gov Leader and Genevieve Blatt start campaigns in York County. Leader for U S Senate and Blatt seeks reelection as Internal Affairs secretary. A Dallas picnic in York Haven caps day with Adams County campaigning Tuesday. Fort Bedford anniversary events in Centre Hall later Wednesday.
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Genevieve Blatt
York County
U- 8
Senate
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Adams County
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
John Morgan Davis
Fort Bedford
Centre Hall
Centre County
Joseph S. Clark
Rapist Dies From Wounds In Attack Case In Delaware
Willard J. Mitchell NT 23 charged with rapes died Sunday from wounds suffered in a confrontation at a Blair Estates home. He burst in at 3 a.m. August 16 and attacked a 22-year-old resident after shooting a gun at McClenahan and wife who then stabbed him. Mitchell had a police record since age 13 and was linked to an earlier abduction case.
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Willard J. Mitchell NT
Mitchell
William F. McClenahan
Blair Estates
McClenahan
Bloomsburg
Sidewalk Cafe Hosts French Waitresses Duo
Avenue and Main Street staged a curbside cafe over two days with a gimmick featuring two French waitresses as hostesses. Sondra Varrassi, Jeff, and Mari Ann Diemer served as the welcoming entourage for the outdoor service scenario.
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Main Street
Sondra Varrassi
Jeff
Mari Ann Diemer
TV Highlights and Programs Debate Sparks Reader Letters
In New York a TV department prints reader mail on summer programming. A letter from a Baltimore eight year old complains about old ball games replacing cowboy shows, while sponsors praise criticisms of dating and star theory and advertiser Benzhuf supports smarter programing and advertising.
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New York
Winnie
Benzhuf
iCircle Theater
TV producers urged to use audience interaction in packaging
A reader letter argues that TV phone lines are busy and producers should consider audience participation in prize giveaways. The reply notes forwarding the issue to a packaging firm that creates such programs, acknowledging the point about viewers without phones and the draw of accessible prizes.
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Mr. Fuller
Crash Kills Man Injures Brother on Route 219
Conemaugh man Edward Hanlon 26 was killed when an auto crash near Johnstown claimed his life. His brother Thomas, 29, was seriously hurt in the crash on Route 219 as state police investigated the incident.
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Woman Killed in Jamestown Crash Involving Two Cars
Lucien Phillips 03 of Bradford died at WCA Hospital Jamestown from injuries after a two-car collision on Route 7 west of Kennedy. Tillis Phillips, TT, was seriously injured. Harald A Wilson 19 of Kennedy was in fair condition with a compound arm fracture and facial lacerations. Passengers Samuel Baker 58 Bradford and Mrs Baker sustained injuries with Baker in fair condition and Mrs Baker in good condition. Coroner Samuel T. Bowers continues investigation into the cause.
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Harald A. Wilson
Chautauqua County
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WCA Hospital
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No Gas Pilot Ducks LA Bridge
On a Sunday flight over downtown Los Angeles a plane ran out of fuel. Pilot Robert Thorne glided toward the dry Los Angeles River bed and landed under the 75 foot high bridge with the passenger Ed Sobata. After refueling they departed for a nearby airport.
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Tus Ausi
Les Varia Sill
Los Angeles
Robert Thorne
Ed Sobata
Pittsburgh man charged after fatal Hill District stabbing
Ray Brown, 28, of Pittsburgh, faces murder charges in the death of Jonathan Hobbs from the Hill District. Police say Hobbs was stabbed after an argument in a Hill District club. A separate report notes a car collision mentioned in the same dispatch.
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Pittsburgh
Ray Brown
Jonathan Hobbs
Hill District
Hobbs
Warren confronts court delays in key ABA address
Justice Earl Warren denounces interminable court delays as eroding constitutional rights and undermining liberty. Speaking at the American Bar Association's annual convention in Los Angeles he urged making justice improvements the central goal of the legal profession.
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Los Angeles
California
Milk Firms Aid TB Education Program in Crawford County
Milk distributors have volunteered to join the Crawford County Tuberculosis and Health Society in health education. They will place prepared messages on milk bottle collars this fall, with over 5,000 health sages ordered by county dairies. Dealers can obtain messages by contacting the TB Society office in Meadville Market House. The TB director says education is as important as finding cases in preventing TB and other diseases.
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Miike
Crawford County
Tuberculosis and Health Society
TH Society
Girard ‘T. Uht
TB Society
Meadville
Evacuation Plans Urged Amid Short Warning Times
Harrisburg AP Dr Richard Gerstell Civil Defense Director says Americans will receive less than 39 minutes notice for a nuclear attack. He notes federal warnings have been cut to zero to 30 minutes and stresses immediate shelter rather than on-road evacuation after a bombing threat.
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Richard Gerstell
Gerstell
Civil Defense
U.S
Cary
Office of Defense and
Civilian Mobilization
Mystery Shrouds Explorer's Fate
Mystery shrouds the Explorer program as the 70 foot rocket completes five attempts with three successes and five launches, placing Explorers I and IV in orbit with Vanguard and Sputnik III while fate remains unresolved.
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Vanguard
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