Pennsylvan ia rail profits and local notices mix
The report shows a July loss for the Pennsylvania Railroad offset by seven month gains including retroactive pay, with net earnings for January through July 1967 at 13 307 000. Local items note school enrollment projections, teacher start dates, cafeteria openings, predator payouts by the Game Commission, a burglary at an Erie liquor store, and community events at the Great Stoneboro Fair with Pinky Lee arrival scheduled.
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Penneyivania Sn
PRR
David C. Bevin
Special registration for Collum tous voters
A special registration for Collum Tous voters will be held in the Township Building on Saturday, September, from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m., according to Worthy Womanist County Democratic whalermen.
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Pennsylvania
Collum Tous
Dernvenstie
Eisenhower calls United States not to be defeated in nuclear strike
President Eisenhower dismissed the idea the U S could be defeated by a nuclear attack and said the United States would not necessarily take the first blow. He argued America’s industrial capacity and deterrence would deter aggression even as Congress shelved further funds for related surrender studies amid a Pentagon survey and Senate debate.
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Washington
Eisenower
United States
Eisenhower
Congress
Pentagon
Senate
Soviets Fail To Launch Moon Rockets In Siberian Tests
The West German press agency DPA reports three Soviet moon rocket attempts from a secret Siberian base failed since August. Moscow Warsaw and Prague sources support the story. No satellite was placed in orbit and the rockets exploded on ascent.
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Buxam
DPA
West German Press Association
Ernst Berlin
Moscow
Warsaw
Prague
Siberia
Sitdown protest blocks Oklahoma City downtown lane
Barbara Pony, 15, secretary of the NAACP Youth Group, reports a sitdown demonstration outside Jatin Brown's department store. The protest aimed at food relief and racial tensions, with a stalemate over management and lines near the store. Police presence remains steady as negotiators seek a peaceful resolution.
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Oklanoma City
Otho
Barbara Pony
Sverytary
Ue City
NAACP
Gouri Il
Jatin
Brown's
Eisenhower Delivers Cautious View On Integration Pace
President Eisenhower discussed school desegregation, saying he favors education, reason, and patience to achieve integration. He indicated no instruction to the Justice Department on delaying court-ordered integration and suggested administration briefs would reflect existing views. The exchange followed questions about the 1954 ruling and potential legislative or judicial action.
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Qiends
Tate
Eisenhower
Beason
Justice Department
Supreme Court
High Court
Return Flight Main Danger of Space Trip
An Air Force physician warned at the International Astronautical Federation that returning to Earth poses the greatest blackout and disaster risk for spacemen due to rapid gravity reentry. Tests with jet cockpit volunteers showed faces distort, chest pain, confusion, and possible blackouts as gravity shifts post weightlessness, with gravity suits protecting pilots. Defects in circulation, muscular control, vision, and judgment may occur at lower accelerations and persist longer in space. Blackouts could be fatal if a ship cannot control its descent.
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Amsterdam
Earth
U.S
International Astronautical Federation
North
Outer Space
Von
Tom
Haral J. von Beckh
Iolioman Air Force Base
Mamagordo
N.M
von Beckh
Postmen March On Holiday Parade Through San Francisco
Five thousand postal workers attend the National Association of Letter Carriers convention in San Francisco. A 21 hour parade along Market Street last night featured marching bands and plans to continue downtown daily. Eisenhower’s stance remains unchanged from last week.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Market Street
San Francisco
Little Rock
Eisenhower
Alaska voters stage first statehood election and primary
Alaska enters statehood era with a combined primary and general election. Airplanes carried ballots to precincts as samples were put into use. voters select two U S Senate seats one U S House seat governor and secretary of state. Democrats Bartlett Gruening face Republicans Robertson Stepovich for the Senate. Butrovich leads GOP gubernatorial bid and Henry Benson seeks the Republican congressional nomination. Three Democratic candidates are also noted.
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U. S. Senate
B. L. Bartlett
Ernest Gruening
Juneau
R. E. Robertson
Mike Stepovich
Fairbanks
GOP
John Butrovich, Jr
Territorial
Henry Benson
Alaska Commisjsionier of
Labor
Experts warn Polaris submarines threaten U S cities
Washington AP experts warned the early 1960s missile firing submarines could devastate American cities in a massive attack. The Underseas Warfare Panel urged rapid build up of sub force and stronger antisubmarine programs to deter what it called unprecedented oceanic warfare.
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Washington
House
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Secretary of Defense
National Security Council
Ln Navy
Navy
Alaska Nomination News Highlights Incomplete Source
The text shows candidates seeking their party's governor nomination with William Egan of Valdez holding an early edge. It notes expected competition from Gerald Williams Alaska attorney general and Victor Rivers of Anchorage, president of the Territorial Senate, plus Ralph Rivers of Fairbanks leading the Democratic congressional nomination race over Raymond Plummer of Anchorage.
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William Egan
Valdez
Gerald Williams
Alaska
Torney
Victor Rivers
Anchorage
Territorial Senate
Ralph Rivers
Fairbanks
Raymond Plummer
Corn City Aims For Labor D In Lever Bob Ni Joins C Pair
The City eleven prepare for a Labor Day game Monday, with Coach Cook and Garril leading the squad. Key players Vanney Nichols and Miller tackle punting and backfield duties as Erie County teams converge for the County contest. Injuries and lineup changes shape the effort against Harborcreek and Union City, while spectators expect a spirited showdown on the gridiron.
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Corn City
Gidder
St Cook
Garril
Detzel
Erie
Thedral Prep
Rabb Fa
Bill Mitchell
Enginy
Connie Prent
Total
Warrior
Harborcreek
Nortford
Wattsbore
Kion
Wesleyville
Union City
Fatton
Miller Ty
Williams
Vanney
Nichols
Son
William Cook
City Boys
Don McDowell
Barney
Gary Gorn
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