Penn Farm Show Opens Door to Golden Anniversary
Gov. Scranton and Mary attended the Pennsylvania Farm Show's 50th anniversary opening. About 7,000 officials and guests gathered as the event showcased fruit, vegetables, dairy products and wool. Officials expect over 10,000 entries and more than 500000 attendees. auction of grand champions closes the show Friday.
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Gov. Scranton
Mary
Sprawl
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Melitta Passarge
Mercersburg
Linda Aie
State Agriculture Department
Biting Cold Returns To North Land
Arctic cold spread from northern Minnesota to North Dakota and Montana with subzero readings at Grand Forks reaching 9. Strong 90 to 45 mile per hour winds created near blizzard conditions eastern North Dakota to western Upper Michigan. The arctic air pushed south and east as milder air moved to the Atlantic and Gulf states.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
New England
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Grand Forks
N. D
Upper Michigan
Gulf States
Seek Means Of Shipping Clothes To War Victims
In Washington, President Johnson was asked by Sen. Hugh Scott to help deliver three tons of donated clothes, toys, and candy for Montagnard Tribes in Pleiku, Vietnam. Government officials reportedly said the material cannot be shipped, prompting calls to show American concern for Vietnamese villagers.
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Washington
Johnson
Reading
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Pleiku
Viet Nam
Hold Rites For Will E. Morris
The funeral service for Will E. Morris was held yesterday at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg. Rev. William Hazlett of Pottersdale’s Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiated. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg. Pallbearers were Jailey Halsey Robert Morris Larry Morris Norman Pier Eugene Pier and Donald Pier.
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Will E. Morris
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
William Hazlett
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of
Pottersdale
Rose Hill Cemetery
Jailey Halsey
Robert Morris
Larry Morris
Norman Pier
Eugene Pier
Donald Pier
Warehouse Destroyed in Johnstown Fire
A general alarm blaze in Johnstown Pa destroyed a five story brick warehouse used to store used furniture. The fire origin is undetermined and interior and roof were burned out. No injuries were reported and three families were evacuated from a nearby apartment building.
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Johnstown
Children discover dynamite stash in Texas home
In Houston two 11 year old boys found what they thought were hot tamales but police and demolition expert verification revealed the items were 200 sticks of dynamite. Sgt JF Armstrong warned that a one pound blast could have set off the dynamite. The boys Mark Hardy and cousin Steven Stanley planned to have the explosive removed today.
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Houston
Tex
J.F. Armstrong
Mark Hardy
Steven Stanley
Linesville Girl Dies In Crash
A one car crash one mile south of Andover Ohio fatally injured a Linesville girl Nancy Lee Moss aged 11 months or 11? The victim died at Greenville Hospital. Driver Richard Lee Dewey 24 of Andover and three passengers were treated and released. Deputies report the car ran into a ditch and rolled onto its top in a field.
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Greenville
Linesville
Andover
Ohio
Nancy Lee Moss
Richard Lee Dewey
Ashtabula
Dewey
Greenville Hospital
GenTel Moves To Curb Phone Finagling
Geneva Pennsylvania public utility filing proposes tariff to require recorded announcements identify the organization or person behind the service and provide address. The carrier may disclose customer names and addresses on request when the device is provided by the company or user. Excludes factual current events like time weather stock quotes and airline schedules. Disconnection possible for noncompliance.
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Geneva
Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Penni Teesbo
General Telephone
Take Aim On Exempt Properties
The county plans a reassessment to place exempt properties back on the tax rolls. Properties are grouped into a single tax book with assessment cards prepared. After reassessment, items with questionable exemptions will be taxed, and owners must prove exemption to the Board of Revision and Assessment.
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Ehe County
William C. Reagan
Board of Revision and Assessment
Reagan
Area Man Dies Of Crash Injury
Robert A. Mailliard twenty of Cochranton died in Meadville City Hospital from injuries after a truck car collision four miles east of Meadville. Gerald Dietrick of Meadville, driver of the car, was in serious condition. State Police said the car swerved from the berm and crossed into the truck’s path. The Dietrick car was demolished and the truck sustained about five hundred dollars damage. Seventeen people were left homeless after a fire destroyed an apartment hotel and two houses in Mount Carmel. One fireman was overcome by smoke. cause under investigation.
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Misauville
Robert A. Mailliard
Cochranton
Meadville
Mailliard
Gerald Dietrick
Dietrick
Mount Carmel
Northumberland County
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Honor roll should be published to recognize scholastic achievement
A reader argues that dropping the honor roll deprives high achievers of due credit and suggests publishing it would encourage effort. The letter defends honoring scholastic excellence alongside achievements in music art and sports, noting only eleven football players start a game and that recognition motivates students to excel in academics too.
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Catherine Tate
Los Angeles
Calif
Probe campus fire at Lehigh Theta Xi house
Investigators sought the cause of a Sunday fire at Lehigh University’s Theta Xi fraternity house in Bethlehem Pennsylvania. The blaze began on the third floor and caused extensive damage there while the other floor suffered smoke and water damage. No injuries were reported.
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Bethlehem
Theta XI
Lehigh University
Sprees Ellatunity
Ex-Warren Girl Debra Crouse Saves Family From Gas Fumes
Seven year old Debra Crouse of El Sobrante California alerted neighbors after Mary Johnson failed to appear for school. Debra and two neighbors rescued five family members from a home filled with deadly gas from a defective heater. Fire department and doctors revived the Johnsons, who recovered, while Debra gained nationwide acclaim.
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Warren
Debra Crouse
el Paren Calif
San Francisco
Oakland
Richmond
Debra
Susan Pearson
Walter F. Pearson
Pearson
el Sobranto
Calif
Mary Johnson
Mary
Johnson
Andy
Eric
Fire Department
Arrest Made in Uptown Shooting Death of Deggra
AP reports 37 year old James Ligin was arrested after Pearlean Deggra, 46, was shot and killed in the Uptown apartment they shared. Police cited a witness describing an argument preceding the fatal shotgun violence.
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Counch
James Ligin
Ligin
Pearlean Deggrafried
Deger Alried
Ligimss
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Tudman’ Motora
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
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National Ank
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