Opening Day Tragedy Kills Six Deer Hunters in State
Six deer hunters are dead and another is wounded after heart attacks and a gunshot incident as hunting season began. Myron Pattison, 60, of Meadville was killed near Titusville in the Pithole area, shot in the chest during a patrol by state police and Game Commission officers. George Mason, Pattison’s stepson, was four miles away when the shooting occurred. Henry Palfreeman of Venetia was wounded in the hip and hospitalized in Brookville in satisfactory condition. Additional fatalities include Mark Davidson, 69, Eric. James W. Reasinger, 60, Weedville R D 2. Joseph Seaman, 45, Warren R D 1. and Frederick J. Daniels, 52, Pittsburgh.
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Pithole
Titusville
Myron Pattison
Meadville
Pattison
State
George Mason
R. D
Mason
Henry Palfreeman
Venetia
Jefferson County
Palfresman
Brookville Hospital
Deer Woods
Mark Davidson
Eric
James W. Reasinger
Dr J Mohr Heads Corry School Board
The Corry school board elected Dr John Mohr president for the coming year and named Robert A Ott as vice president with Earl Bliley as treasurer. Lyle Chase joined them as a Joint Committee delegate. Keith Renton Barney Bennett and Dr R B Summer named alternates. The Joint Committee will meet next Monday to elect officers. Attorney Frank McKnight was retained as solicitor at 450 annually. Next Tuesday a group of new directors will meet with Supt. Shupe to discuss duties of board members.
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Corry
John Mohr
Robert A. Ott
Earl Bliley
Lyle Chase
Keith Renton
B. G
Barney) Bennett
R. B. Summerville
Frank McKnight
Corry Board
Supt
Thomas Shupe
Public Library
Factory Blaze Idles 90 Workers in Mont Alto PA
A fire destroyed the Carroll Shoe Co plant in Mont Alto, Franklin County, displacing about 90 workers. The single story building, valued at roughly 200000, housed 125 sewing machines. The blaze started in the boiler room due to a faulty furnace, discovered by a mill delivery man, and was fought by Mont Alto and Waynesboro fire crews from 2:45 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. extinguished by about 5 a.m. Nearby, George Borderick Jr. of Butler County was fatally injured in an unrelated incident in McCandless Township yesterday.
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Mont Alto, Pa
Carroll Shoe Co
Branklin County
Ralph Brumbaugh
Mont Alto
Anna
Brumbaugh
Waynesboro
George Borderick Jr
Mars
Butler County
McCandless Township
Dismissal in shotgun slaying case of Pa. woman
Koward Baugh, 44, former Pittsburgh trucking firm president, walks free after Beaver County Visiting Judge Morgan H. Sohn dismisses murder charge for insufficient evidence. Prosecution completed its case. defense argued the wife Anna Louise, 34, was shot during a struggle for the gun at their West Mifflin home on May 11, 1960.
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Slisoodlun
Koward Baugh
Pittsburgh
Morgan H. Sohn
Beaver County
Baugh
Harry Kalson
Completon
Anna Louise
West Mifflin
Local Deer Kill Heavy Teeners Take Em Too
Deer hunting opens with heavy buck kills across Grand Valley Sciota and nearby towns. Youngest hunter 14-year-old Len Migliccio Jr. bagged a five pointer near Elgin. Multiple eight and six pointers reported from Spartansburg, Grand Valley, and surrounding areas with several sportsmen named and locations cited.
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Grand Valley
Sciota
Len Miglicccio Jr
West Pleasant Street
Elgin
Joe Consolo Jr
East Street
Spring Creek
Deer Head Inn
James Wagner
Spartansburg
Brittan Rim
John Payer
Spartanea
Jack Lloyd
Mead Avenue
Jim Roden
Smith — Street
Pittsfield
Gerald Whiteley
David Johnson
Irving Street
Torpedo
Paul French
Delaware Street
Henry Posourgh
Columbus
Jim Halings
Frederick Street
Rail Unions Challenge Arbitration Ruling and Law
Five railroad unions unite to contest a federal arbitration ruling that would cut about 90 percent of firemen jobs and a July emergency law they argue favors profits over workers. They plan suits in federal court and challenge the Aug law’s constitutionality, with Friday as the deadline for the arbitration ruling challenge. The case broadens a four year dispute affecting nearly 200 railroads and 40,000 firemen.
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Washington
Congress
Railway Labor Act
Labor Department
Special Presidential Emergency Board
Conares
Arbitration Board
National Mediation Board
City Seeks Meter Maid Under New Parking Plan
City Council announced a call for meter maid applicants to patrol about 400 meters, issue tickets for violations, and collect coin revenue under a program adding 10 cent downtown meters and nickel meters on lighter streets. The aim is to free street parking near the business district and push all day parkers away from the city center. Interested applicants may contact City Engineer David Johnson for details.
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Council
David Johnson
What Does Future Hold For Bobby K
Washington AP reports Robert Kennedy will likely return soon from Florida, ready to back President Johnson fully. The 38 year old attorney general remains key to civil rights and national policy, with talk of a possible future on Johnsons ticket and a continued leadership role in the administration.
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Washington
Robert Francis Kennedy
Florida
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Johnson
Fulus
Ethel
Johnson Details Economy Program Before Congress
President Johnson outlined a broad economy drive with tax cut aims as Senate and House leaders joined him in a Cabinet Room meeting. He urged cutting waste and overstaffing in federal agencies, ordered briefings on personnel levels, and signaled a budget under 100 billion for fiscal 1965 with hearings on tax reform to wrap soon.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
Kennedy
House
Congressional
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Sen
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Congress
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Kermit Pardon
Gordon
Soviet Quiet On Moon Plan At United Nations
United Nations officials awaited Kremlin instructions as Adlai Stevenson revived President Johnson's invitation for a joint moon mission with the Soviet Union. Stevenson urged preliminary engineering and scientific cooperation even without a full accord, noting Moscow had yet to respond.
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United Nations
Kremlin
Khrushchev
U.N
City Council Brief for Speedy Meeting Keeps Focus on Parking and Meters
The council held a 45 minute session approving routine items and hearing citizen requests. George Weidner urged removal of a no parking zone on West Main from Fifth Avenue to Lemon Street supported by 28 residents and eight Aero-Flow Dynamics workers. City officials said streets are for traffic not parking. In other business, city engineers reported new parking meters and heads, with Koontz Equipment expected to ship heads within days for a broader on street program. Chamber of Commerce will add downtown decorations due to dim lighting prospects this year.
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House
Legislative Party
Johnson
George Weidner
West Main Street
Weidner
West Main
Fifth Avenue
Lemon Street
Dorr Clark
Clark
David Johnson
Koontz
Pittsburgh
Christias
Chamber of Commerce
Doc Long
Ex Soviet Spy Elizabeth Bentley Dies in Connecticut
Elizabeth Bentley aged 55, once a wartime Communist spy who helped expose Red espionage, died at Grace- New Haven Hospital after abdominal surgery. A Connecticut native, she had lived in Middletown since July 2 and taught English at Long Lane School for Girls in town for five years after renouncing communism years ago.
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New Haven, Conn
Elizabeth Bentley
Grace- New Haven Hospital
Mise Bentley
Connecticut
Middletown
Miss Bentley
United States
Long Lane School For
De Gaulle Plans Official Visit to Algeria in May 1964
The Algerian rule reported that French President Charles de Gaulle will make an official visit to Algeria in May 1964. The announcement sets a major milestone in the postwar relationship between France and the Algerian territories.
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Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
CofC Sees $4038 From Early Membership Report
Volunteers in the Chamber of Commerce report 86 members contributing 4038 toward a 1964 roster. The breakfast review at Hotel Corry shows only 50 of 250 contacts completed. The figure equals about a quarter of last year's 15,500 budget. The chamber faces a month end shortfall while aiming for 200 members to match or exceed 1956 peaks.
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Chamber of Commerce
Corry
Olin Bracken
Connally Making Good Recovery From Wounds
Governor Connally continued to make steady progress after being shot during the Kennedy assassination. An aide said he has had no setbacks and expects to stay at Parkland Hospital about another week after stitches were removed from his leg. The bullet struck his back, collapsed a lung, went through his right wrist, and lodged in his thigh.
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John Connally
Kennedy
Bill Stinson
Connally
Pavernor
Parkland Hospital
Waynesburg Names Harry Thomas Mayor in Borough Vote
The Waynesburg Borough Council named Harry Thomas, 67, as mayor after last night’s vote. Thomas is a retired gas company employee and serves as a one term councilman.
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Waynesburg
Harry Thomas
Thomas
Frame balks on new reapportionment plan in Senate
Harrisburg report says Sen Harold E. Flack one of three GOP holdouts withdrew opposition to the reapportionment plan after a two hour meeting with Luzerne County citizens and Republican leaders. His switch leaves the tally one vote short of the 26 needed. Frama and Ehtgood remained opposed.
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Harrisburg
Harold E. Flack
Senate
T Tye
Flack
Richard C. Frama
Rvenango
Thomas A. Ehtgood
Lebanon
Fhve
Luzerne County
Scranton
Atty
Walter E. Alessandroni
James 8. Berger
Pennsylvania
Alessandroni
Paint Explosion Burns Fatal in Connellsville Home
Mrs Emma Tishman, 75, of Connellsville died early today at Connellsville State General Hospital from burns suffered in a kitchen paint mixture explosion last Tuesday. She lived with a sister who was away at the time.
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Jgnnellsy Habel Pa
Emma Tishman
Connellsville
Connellsville State General Hospital
Iremen
Tishman
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Floyd Mason
Cart Freshwater
Dr. J. Mohr
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John W. Kennedy
Johson
Ra Vhances
Mansfield
Senate Finance Committee
U. S
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Stockdale
Es Grant Stickdale
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