Titusville Plans Major Hospital Expansion Project
Titusville officials announced a $1,574,203 hospital expansion proposal at a luncheon by the Titusville Woman's Auxiliary. Phase 1 would add a new x ray unit and rotary wing, with 106 beds planned in Phase 2 and 57 more on the first floor, totaling up to 141 beds after all phases and including new offices, pharmacy, kitchens, and library. The project awaits federal and state funds, with start possible in 1966 and completion in two to three years.
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Tarr
Dean Kennedy & Associates
Nicholas Cowley Associates
Ataerte
Snowstorm Buries Wake County With Heavy Snowfall
Several friends in Wake County report a severe snowstorm that dumped more than a foot of snow, burying roads and disrupting daily life as natural foods and supplies ran short. Local authorities urged caution and prepared crews for widespread accumulation.
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Coasin
Wis
Woman wins civil case over 1961 injury at Hi Way Hose
Mrs. Isabelle Eller sued Perry Hi Way Hose Co for over 5000 dollars claiming injuries from a fall on their grounds in August 1961. Her first suit was dismissed as filed after the two year limit, but a second suit alleging insurance adjusters lulled her into thinking payment would occur now allows a trial to pursue her original claim.
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Isabelle Eller
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Objector Draws Prison Sentence in Draft Case
Bernard J. Rattemmi Jr., 25, of Canonsburg, a Washington County conscientious objector, was sentenced to four years in prison by Judge Herbert Al Sorg after a non jury trial. The government says his draft board ordered civilian work at a state hospital in December 1964, which he did not report to.
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Eli Tsburgh
Washington County
Bernard J. Rattemmi Jr
Canonsburg
Herbert al Sorg
U.S. District Court
I Rattemmi
Rescue Try Fails as Girl Killed by Car Near Belle Vernon
BELLE VERNON Pa A girl fell from a moving car on Route 70 about 30 miles east of Belle Vernon. Bonnie Sue Jenkins 17 of Alexandria Va died. Wayne Black 26 a truck driver was struck while trying to aid her and was hospitalized with fractures. The car that hit them was driven by Richard M Black 22 of West Orange NJ.
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Belle Vernon
Bonnie Sue Je
Alexandria
Charleroi-Monessen
Wayne Black
Black
Miss Jenkins
Winiford Hawkins
Richard M. Black
West Orange, N.J
AEC Director Dies in Washington At 45
Duncan C. Clark, 45, director of the Atomic Energy Commission's division of public information since 1960, died yesterday of leukemia while contending he should have been classified as an ordained minister, the government said.
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AEC
Washington
Duncan C. Clark
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Division of Public Information
Leukema
Jamestown Tax Rate Seen Rising After Budget Vote
Jamestown voters face an estimated tax hike of about $2 per thousand of assessed valuation as the council adopted the executive budget. The city projects over $8.5 million in spending with $5,262,470 in anticipated revenues and $3,239,056 to be raised through direct city property taxes. Comptroller Moreland Lazier said the $45.55 mill levy last year will rise to just over $47 thousand in assessed value this year.
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Jamestown
Moreland Lazier
Pa Man Jailed For Bank Holdup In Ross Township
A Butler County man, Joseph S. Fitzpatrick Jr., 28, of Mars, was arrested after a Mellon National Bank & Trust Co. branch robbery in Ross Township. He allegedly stole a car, fled, and returned to the vehicle. a shopper and center employees pursued and captured him. Police said all the money was recovered.
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Pittsburgh
Butler County
Ross Two
Joseph S. Fitzpatrick Jr
Mars
McKnight Road
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co
Fitzpatrick
Dr Kendall Dies in Oxford Geographer and former Miami Univ faculty
Dr Henry Madison Kendall aged 64 died yesterday in Oxford Ohio. A widely respected geographer and former member of the Miami University faculty in Oxford. He served at the university during his distinguished career and had strong ties to the local academic community.
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Kendall
Oxford, Ohio
Henry Madison Kendall
Widley
Miam
Ohio) University
Rabbi Freehof to retire from Rodef Shalom after 32 years
Rabbi Solomon B. Freehof of Rodef Shalom Temple in Pittsburgh announced his retirement after 32 years of service in Oakland. The 73 year old said he would devote himself to scholarly work and continue limited duties.
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Pittsburgh
Solomon B. Freehof
Rodef Shalom
Oakland
Freehof
Hospital Project Plans Include New Laundry and Morgue Areas
The proposal moves to remove and replace ground floor maintenance rest and nurses facilities with laundry, morgue, and related spaces. It targets the hospital’s central section for redevelopment, with storage pods and new facility alignments noted.
Pennsylvania project seeks federal aid for growth plan
Rep. Joseph P. Vigorito says the proposed Northwest Regional Planning Commission in Pennsylvania would be eligible for federal support under the Appalachian program. The group, covering Erie Crawford Mercer Lawrence Venango Forest and Warren counties, aims to spur economic development. Crawford County may opt out due to state funds concerns, but federal aid could cover up to 75 percent of admin costs.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Joseph P. Vigorito
D-P
Northwest Regional Planning Commission
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Lawrence
Venango
Forest
Warren
Crawford County
State Planning Board
Vigorite
Appalachian Commission
Train Kills Youth in McKeesport Crossing
McKeesport Pennsylvania a train struck and killed Terry Robinson 15 as he ran to cross tracks in front of the train in this Allegheny County town authorities said the accident occurred yesterday in the city of McKeesport.
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Mckeesport
Terry Robinson
Allegheny County
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A compact reflection on how spoken language fades while written text endures, contrasting immediacy with permanence and suggesting print preserves memory beyond spoken chatter. The piece frames language as air versus stone in a meditation on communication permanence.
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