Five Still Missing In Pennsylvan ia Blast
Five men reported missing after a sequence of explosions at the American Cyanamid plant near New Castle Pennsylvania remained unaccounted for as of Monday night. The manhunt paused after dark and was set to resume, with 11 people injured and a police officer dying from a heart attack during traffic control.
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New Castle
American Cyanamid Co
Eugene Rudesill
Gerald Wingard
Donald Schenker
Wilbur Robinson
Clarence Claypool
American Cyanamid
Pittsburgh
James Miles
Dinburg
Poconos
Marshalls Creek
City approves low bid for north end sewer contract
The City Council accepted the low bid of 117010 from Olszewski Bros construction of McKean for the north end sewer project. City engineer David Johnson will verify specifications and potential spur line economics before a final green light.
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Olszewski Bros. Construction Company
McKean
North End
McKean Run
Olszewski
David Johnson
Johnson
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Nelson Construction
Brockway
Erie
Milano Construction Co
White Street
West
Wayne Street
Beat Creek
Raymond
Oakley Avenues
Wayne
Parking Meters Boost City Revenue Under New Plan
City meters operated under an average plan with Koontz Equipment Co of Pittsburgh. The June receipts rose from 973 dollars in 1963 to 2 155 dollars this year, yielding a 1 182 dollar payment to Koontz as the difference.
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Koontz Equipment Co
Pittsburgh
Koontz
Carlton Smith
Koontz Company
Johnsons Return To White House Work Restored After Holiday
President Johnson and the First Lady returned to Washington after spending the Fourth of July at the Texas ranch. They flew from Austin to Andrews Air Force Base in a 10 passenger jet arriving shortly after 10 p.m. yesterday.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Texas
Capital
Austin
Andrews Air Morce Hage
Plane Crash Kills Five Near Martinsville
A twin-engine plane carrying three Du Pont employees and two crewmen crashed on takeoff in Martinsville Virginia, killing four aboard and a fifth who died later at Martinsville General Hospital. The aircraft was en route to Wilmington Delaware, the Nemours headquarters.
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Martinsville
du Pont
Martinsville General Hospital
Wilmington
Del
E. I. di Pont de Nemours
Police Seek Thief Who Broke Into Warren Home
Police say a thief entered the Sheraton Park Hotel apartment of Chief Justice Earl Warren and his wife early Sunday. The thief fled when Mrs. Warren woke. No valuables were reported missing.
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Washington
Sheraton Park Hotel
Earl Warren
Riots erupt as St Louis Negroes clash with police
About 500 protesters in Kinloch and near downtown St Louis attack officers with bricks and bottles after a sick call. Nine officers injured, two seriously, as police fire tear gas and arrest 18 people including a teenaged crowd. Naomi Murphy booked for peace disturbance. 17 teens held for destruction of property.
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ST. Louis
Kinloch
James Ramsey
Hi Sons
Tissot
Jim
Canine Corps
Roy Bottoms
William Brown
Naomi Murphy
Aid
Motorist Identity Sought After Rural Area Crash
State Police continuing probe into a two car collision four miles west of Spartansburg. Mary Elder, 20, of Spartansburg, stated she could identify the other driver only as Robert Fetterman. No injuries. Elder car about 20 dollars damage.
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Joyce Wouay
Walter Krupa
Spartansburg
Mary Elder
Robert Fetterman
Tax Exemption On Bonds Drives Cities Into Recreation Field
Tax exempt municipal bonds spur city finance of public recreation facilities. Atlanta plans to issue 18 million in revenue bonds for a 57 000 seat stadium for a major league club linked to the Milwaukee Braves. Other projects include public stadiums and park developments funded by government bonds.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Dodger Stadium
Jacob Ruppert
Yankee Stadium
Atlanta
Milwaukee ‘Braves
Cook County
Romney Fails To Align With Scranton On Civil Rights Platform
In San Francisco Gov. Romney did not back Gov. Scranton's push for a platform declaration that the civil rights law is constitutional. Scranton backers face a parliamentary ruling that House rules govern convention actions, giving Melvin Laird control of debate and speakers. Goldwater opposes such a platform stance, and Kitchell signals a potential pitched fight if the issue is placed in the platform.
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San Francisco
Michigan
George Romney
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Katherine St. George
R-N.y
House of Representatives
Platform Committee
Melvin R. Lard
R-Wis
Laird
Goldwater
Senate
Washington
Denison Kitchell
Corry Considers Community Work and Training Plan
Corry City Council moved to adopt a Community Work and Training program after Union City reported success. City engineer David Johnson outlined projects clearing brush from Bear and Hare creeks and lots on White and Seneca streets. Mayor Zaleneck will contact County Welfare to set up relief work, with Dorr Clark and Robert Grice backing the plan.
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Philip Zaleneck
Jack Greene
County Welfare Office
Erie
Union City
Corry
David Johnson
Johnson
White Street
Seneca Street
Dorr Clark
Clark
Robert Grice
Zalzneck
Greene
Burglars Drill Vault at Waterford Park Race Track
Burglars drilled through the ceiling of an eight foot vault at Waterford Park near Chester West Virginia and stole 20730 in coins over the weekend. The burglary was not found until Monday night when officials and police examined the vault with the track manager and an accountant. Two sacks of tools were left behind.
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Waikton
W. Va
Panhandle
Waterford Park
Chester
Harry Bell
Corry Seeks Equal Share in County Liquid Fuels Aid
Corry officials plan to lobby Erie County commissioners for a $25,000 allocation from the liquid fuels tax as part of a four year $100,000 distribution. City engineer David Johnson and solicitor Doug Las Rozelle Jr. will argue Corry should receive the same treatment as Erie for funds used on 283 miles of streets. The move follows Erie’s push for a larger share, with Corry’s council previously opposing the plan unless its own allotment is assured.
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Erie
Corry
Erie County
Bts Ie
Andeente
Jesser
William ©. Hill Jr
Journal
Brothers Charged In Fatal Auto Crash Near Corry
Rob ert L. Johnson and his brother Lorrie R. Johnson were charged with involuntary manslaughter after a June 24 auto crash four miles east of Corry on Route 6 killed 12 year old Raymond Higley Jr and injured three others. Authorities say speeds between 70 and 100 mph preceded the sideswipe.
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Corry
Walter Krupa
Vincent Trentini
Robert L. Johnson
Youngsville
Lorrie R. Johnson
R. D
Sugar Grove
Raymond Higley Jr
Justice of the Peace Perry Mead
Columbus
Cuba Says Five More U S Pupils Arrived In Cuba
Havana Radio reports five additional American students reached Cuba joining 75 others despite the U S travel ban. The five arrived Tuesday by plane from Prague and were named Susan Rotola 20 Robert Collier Steve Newman Geoffrey Goldstein all of New York and Allan Low of California.
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Cuba
U. S
Miami
Fla
Havana
U.S. State Department
Prague
Susan Rotola
Robert Collier
Steve Newman
Geoffrey Goldstein
New York
Allan Low
Californi
Scranton Opens Illinois Tour in Bid for GOP Nomination
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton begins a plane and train tour of Illinois to sway Republican delegates away from Barry Goldwater. He plans to have Dr. Milton Eisenhower place his name in nomination while Eisenhower declines endorsing him.
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Scranton
Springfield
Decatur
Mattoon
Champaign
Kankakee
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Goldwater
San Francisco
Illinois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Avalanche Kills 14 on Aiguille Verte in Mont Blanc Range
An avalanche on Aiguille Verte at about 9000 feet swept 14 experienced alpinists to death near Couloir Couturier. Among the victims were Charles Bozon, 1962 world slalom champion, four professors from the National School for High Mountains, and nine students.
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Jhamonix
France
Aiguille Verte
Mont Blanc
Charles Bozon
French National School For High Mountains
Couloir Couturier
Bozon
Crash at Edwards AFB Entrance Kills Two, Injures Eleven
An automobile collision at the Ed wards Air Force Base entrance in California yesterday left two people dead and eleven others injured, five critically. Emergency crews responded to the scene to treat the injured and secure the area.
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Auto
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
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