Senators Call For Major Overhaul Of Ag Department
Washington AP Senators investigating Estes affairs say the Agriculture Department is ripe for a fundamental overhaul. Mundt and Jackson offer differing plans, with Mundt hoping to use reorganization powers and Jackson urging Congress to take action next year. The probe notes three concurrent investigations last year caused departmental disarray and lack of coordination.
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JFK Signs Satellite Bill Amid Senate Filibuster Endgame
President signs a private satellite venture bill after House approval 371 to 10, envisioning a private firm with half public stock to launch global relay satellites. The plan mirrors Kennedy aims, with six directors from communications firms, six from public shareholders, and three chosen by the President. Liberals warn of AT&T dominance. backers tout safeguards against government overreach. Cambodia warns of air strikes as conflict widens in the region.
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Erie County coroner rules on two deaths
Erie County Coroner Wood ruled on the deaths of Zothel Brown and David McWilliams of Erie. Brown, 5a, died after a car driven by Mrs. Eudel Williams jumped the curb in front of his home. He remains hospitalized in stable condition. McWilliams died of natural causes, with no proven link to a recent fight between McWilliams and Willie Lucas, 42, who had filed assault charges against him.
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Pa Job Rolls Fall Amid Drought and vacations
Harrisburg AP report shows Pennsylvania unemployment rolls fell by an estimated 95,800 from mid June to mid July, total nonfarm and farm employment down slightly overall. State labor secretary A Allen Sulcone notes farm jobs dropped sharply due to drought while nonfarm decline remained near normal. average weekly earnings slipped to 94.71.
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Await Explosion In Algeria Reported By Sources
Reports from Algiers describe a tense stance as diplomats appeal for conciliation to avert civil war. French sources say a major armed conflict is not imminent while noting Algeria’s large forces. Ben Bella Boumedienne leadership commands tens of thousands in army and guerrilla units across multiple wilayas.
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Cyclist Killed by Truck in New Jersey Crash
James Brit, 14, of Yardley Pennsylvania, was struck and killed by a truck while riding a bicycle along a road in Phillipsburg New Jersey yesterday. The incident occurred during daylight and police are investigating the crash details.
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Missing Waterford youth indicted for car theft across state lines
Dennis Albin Wolf, 19, of Waterford, was indicted in absentia by a federal grand jury for stealing a car and driving it to Geneva-on-the-Lake Ohio from Ene. He escaped custody from Hamot Hospital Erie after showing abdominal pains, dressed in a hospital smock, leaping from an emergency room window and fleeing.
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Workmen's Comp Rates Cut Across Pennsylvania
AP reports that starting Saturday Pennsylvania will lower workers compensation rates by an average 2.5 percent for all industries except coal mining. State Insurance Commissioner Theodore S. Gutowicz said the cuts, due to better claims experience and removal of fund assessments, will save employers about $1.7 million on policies issued in the year starting Sept 1. Manufacturing and utilities see 3.2 percent cuts, other industries 4.1 percent, while contracting and quarrying rise 1.5 percent.
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Three Fayette Men Indicted in Food Stamp Bribery Case
A federal grand jury indicted Nathan Volpe Patsy V Alexander and Walter M Suba for bribery and conspiracy in an alleged plan to obtain 200000 dollars in federal food stamps. FBI agents linked payments totaling 3000 dollars in two exchanges at Collins New Salem home and at Alexander's beer distributing business.
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Scout rocket lofted from Wallops Island to study heat shields
A four stage Scout rocket rose from Wallops Island Virginia in a test to determine heat shield needs for reentry at about 18 000 mph. The craft flew near zero miles high and was expected to land about 100 miles east of Bermuda in the Atlantic. No recovery of the payload was planned.
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