Paragraf Gerald Lacross Injury and Weekend Incidents
Gerald Lacross 21 of AD 1 Clymer treated at Corry Memorial Hospital Saturday after a sliver of steel from a hatchet pierced his left arm. A 7 year old West Bend street boy suffered a lip cut from a toy airplane, while 84 year old Edward Weidner injured when a board by a stream broke. Edward Weidner was treated and released. The report also notes a weather forecast, Hare Creek Beagle Club meeting, two real estate transfers, Carl Thieme funeral, Peninsula beach attendance, and local traffic fatalities in Pennsylvania with an August highway toll.
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Gerald Lacross
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
LaCross
West Bend Street
David
James Grinder
Dewimming Hale
Elk Street
Edward Weidner
Dalton Weidner
Estes Urges Stay Of All Rail Mergers
Senator Estes Kefauver called for an immediate stay of all rail merger proposals until the Pennsylvania New York Central case is decided. He warned the Pennsy Central deal could set a precedent for numerous mergers and urged a one month moratorium to craft a national rail policy. The Moratorium bill faces Senate Judiciary Committee scrutiny amid ICC and rail industry opposition.
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Washington
Estes Kefanver
D-Tenn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsy-Central
National Rail
Keffauver
Senate Antitrust and Motopoly
Kefaiver
Senate
Tcc
Al McBean Weds Olga Matia Santos Negron
Pirates pitcher Al McBean married Olga Matia Santos Negron aged 19 in a ceremony at St Brigid Roman Catholic Church. The bride hails from Playa de Ponce Puerto Rico.
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AL McBean
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Brigid Roman Catholic Church
Olga Matia Santos Negron
Playa de Ponce
Ponce
Puerto Rico
GOP Charges Pa. Hire Salaries Used for Democratic Fund
Pennsylvania Republicans allege state highway employees were coerced into contributing two weeks pay to the Democratic campaign fund, claiming the total could exceed one million dollars from more than 17 000 workers. Democrats deny any truth to the accusation, citing Hatch Act protections and long standing voluntary contributions. Republican critics cite national figures and meetings at party HQ to press the charge as election politics.
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Lawrence
Filuhway
Willam
Scranton
Otis B. Morse
Park
Matt Scrattan
Democratic Campaign Fund
Speakiie
Centre County
Grange
Martin
Highways Department
Morse
Cigil
Higways Department
Highway Administration
Cesson
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Harrishurg
Television Review: Eile Adams Balances Fame and Family
Eile Adams, widowed after Erile Kovacs' death, juggles a busy slate including a film role in It's a Mad Mad World, a new record, eight ABC specials, Las Vegas or New York gigs, supper clubs, five commercials annually, and plans for TV specials. Her orderly approach and mounting commitments show improving prospects despite past financial worries.
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Eile Adams
Erile Kovacs
Daisy J. Mae
Froducer
Lil Abner
ABC
Las Vegas
New York
San Francisco
U S Spacecraft May Miss Venus
NASA officials reported Mariner 2 faces hurdles before a planned Dec 14 close approach to Venus within 10 000 miles. The Atlas Agena B system fired correctly, panels unfolded, but mission success hinges on temperatures and data transmission across space.
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U.S
Venus
Jack James
Mariner
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Buffelin
Woomera
Australia
Tt Mariner 2
America
United States
Soviet Union
South Atlantic Ocean
Earth
Mariner 2
Valuable Horse Killed in Rodeo Mishap at Waterford
A valued quarter horse owned by Richard Zaleski of East Sparta, Ohio, was fatally injured during a Waterford rodeo when the saddle slipped and the horse bolted through a fence, crashed into buildings, and died shortly after. The animal was a rodeo star and the incident involved extensive damage along Route 19 and Waterford Park.
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Waterford
Stancliff Hose Co
Richard Zaleski
R. D
East Sparta
Ohio
Zaleski
Route 19
Waterford Park
Wall Collapse Kills Boy During Abandoned School Demolition
In Easton Pennsylvania a 15 year old, Ronald Lutes, warned by his father not to play near a collapsing two story brick wall, was killed when the structure, from 1864 and last used as a public school until 1960, toppled after several teens crossed a plank over a 10 foot hole. Five others were injured as rescue crews pulled victims from the rubble and investigators began probing the demolition scene.
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Easton
Carl Lutes
Ronald
Eugene Guzzo
Lutes
Easton Hospital
Florence Wilson
Raymond Ostrander
Gene Guano
Salvatore
Listnichia
Gene
Guzzo
Lisintchia
Robert Blayley
Samuel Cappello
St. Anthony's Youth Center
Russia Rejects All Tests Ban at Conference
Soviet delegate calls for underground tests to be included in any ban and brands a proposed global ban with inspections as a dangerous stimulus. Kuznetsov dismisses a second proposal for a complete, time‑unlimited ban with intrusive checks.
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Russia
Kuznetsov
Cough drop maker dies at Villanova home
H Rich ard Dietrich, 54, president of Luden's, Inc., and a Villanova resident, died Saturday at his home. He and his brother Donald W. Dietrich had purchased the firm in Reading, Pa., in 1927.
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Villanova
H. Richard Dietrich
Dietrich
Luden’s, Inc
Donald W. Dietrich
Reading
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