Titusville fund drive and bank stock dividend plans reported
The Titusville Campus fund drive at the University of Pittsburgh begins March 27 with Chancellor Edward W. Litchfield addressing the Titusville Chamber of Commerce banquet. Titusville Trust Company declares a 100 percent stock dividend, increasing capital and surplus totals to five million. Nearby, two Jamestown teens plead to intoxication charges after riding horses and damaging property. Weather and local crime updates follow, including snow removal plans and a city tax case.
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Titus Ville
University of Pittsburgh
Edward W. Litchfield
Tiusville
Titusville Trust Company
Jamestown
David Bruce Johnson
Jack Harold Gustafson
Kennedy funny toast on Chilean senate ties at White House lunch
President Kennedy joked that Chilean President Alessandri and two brothers sat in the Senate, noting concentration may be avoided yet. He referenced brothers Robert and Edward Kennedy as U.S. officials. Also announced Decker to join Manufacturing Chemists as assistant to the president and Hull to retire May 30 as chemical group head. Diefenbaker rejects UN sanctions on apartheid. Bob Hope denies rumor of his death.
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Kennedy
White House
Chile
Jorge Alessandri
Alessandri
Senate
Robert F
Edward M
U.S
George H. Decker
Army
Manufacturing Chemists’ Association
Washington
John E. Hull
The
Chemical Industry Trade Organization
State Council weighs Luzerne County district mergers
The State Council of Education debated a Luzerne County plan to cut 60 districts to seven amid protests that mergers erode local identity and contracts. Hearing attendees from Forty Fort to West Hazelton argued costs and educational aims versus parochial interests, with subcommittee leaders Duane Wilder Ira C. Gross and Cathleen Champin moderating.
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State Council of Education
Luzerne County
Fie
Luzerne County Board
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Wilkes-Barre
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Sweyersville
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Warren
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Beaver Springs
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Philadelphia, Il
Three Shells Buck Tales In Franklin Area Faith
A Franklin hunter with only three shells shoots a four point buck. The deer survives moves twice before another hunter helps with a pencil knife rope and guidance. The tale mocks unpreparedness and persistence as the hunter returns to recover the deer.
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Franklin Area
Faith
Hope
Charity
Big Buck
Franklin
Joca
Franklin Hunter
Nimrod
Swimmers To Raise Funds For Winter Program And Gettysburg Trip
Young swimmers start a two week fundraising drive selling cookies to finance a winter training program and the March Gettysburg statewide meet. About 40 boys participate and a girls team adds a second season with around two dozen expected.
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Memvers
Gettysburg
Shoult
British crush Borneo revolt gains in Seria and Limbang
British troops mounted coordinated attacks as centers of rebellion fell. Seria jail freed 45 hostages, and Kuala Belait, La Wau, and Limbang were recaptured or contested as the revolt neared collapse. An American hostage was wounded in action near Penaga. The force commander predicted order would be restored.
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Brunei
North Borneo
Seria
Harold Eighmie
Wenatchee
Wash
Penaga
la Was
Limbang
Sarawak
Sarawakk
Kuala Belait
Nigel Poett
Far East
Battery powered watches spark new industry rivalry
The Watch sector faces a rising battleground between traditional mainspring watches and battery powered models. Analysts note 20 million watches sold yearly in the United States with $550 million in annual sales, while battery watches target around 5 percent of total business this year.
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New York
United States
America
Bulova
Hamilton
Elgin
Timex
Jockey Bill Hartack Injured After Tropical Park Fall
Hall of Fame jockey Bill Hartack remained hospitalized in Miami after a fall from Looking Ahead at Tropical Park. Doctors reported only bruises and shock and planned to release him today.
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Willie Hartack
Miami
Fla
Bill Hartack
Tropical Park
Hartack
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