State Plans Review of '61 Pollution Law
The Susquehanna River Basin Study previewed in Harrisburg outlines pollution control flood protection reservoir water supply and land management for the 27 500 square mile basin. Officials foresee rapid progress if the Susquehanna River Basin Compact is approved with federal backing anticipated this session.
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Harrisbourg
Congress
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Alan J. Sommerville
Sommerville
Department of Forests and Waters
Washington
Rutgers President Resigns After Long Rutgers Tenure
Rutgers University president Dr. Mason Gross, serving since 1959, announces retirement effective September 1, 1971. He will reach retirement eligibility age of 60 next June after joining Rutgers as an assistant professor of Philosophy in 1946.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Mason Gross
Rutgers
State University
Rutgers Board of Governors
Gross
MIGs Defend Soviet Missiles In Egypt
Washington fears Soviet pilots may be sent to guard SAM-3 sites along the Suez Canal triggering a direct Soviet Israeli clash. Israel continues heavy strikes on Egyptian defenses as U S pilots tally losses and possible replacements.
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Egypt
Washington
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
U.S
Canal Battle Zone
Israel
Canal Zone
Nixon
Canal
Haim Bar-Ley
Tel Aviv
Hippies Steal Wallet On I-90 Larceny Report
State troopers investigate a larceny after a Butler man found his wallet missing from the rear seat of his car. Larry T. Huchison picked up three hippy-type hikers along I-90 at the New York line and dropped them at I-79. Wallet contained about $100.
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RIE
Lawrence Park Barracks
Butler
Larry T. Huchison
R.D
Hucison
Butler Barracks
New York State Line
Census Recheck Confirms Oil City Population Stable
A three day census recheck in Oil City found no significant omissions. Darren F. Althouse of the Census Bureau said the city population remains 15,009 for this year, down from 17,692 in 1960, with under one percent possibly missed. In a separate notice, former Oil City mayor Charles H. Kalusing died at 74. He is survived by son Charles Kalusing Jr., a football coach at West Virginia University.
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Oil City
Darren F. Althouse
Philadelphia
Bureau of the Census
Althouse
Census Bureau
Wilmerding
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Kalusing
Charles Jr
West Virginia University
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Oil City Man Still Missing After Escape
Oil City 23 year old Glenn R. Foster remains missing after escaping Venango County Jail Saturday night. Sheriff David Berenson says Foster forced his way out at 6 55 pm after tricking the only turnkey on duty. Foster, described as 5 4 with blue eyes and long brown hair, was jailed on counts including issuing worthless checks burglary and larceny. He was last traced to Oil City and is believed to be in the area.
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Franklin
Oil City
Venango County
David Berenson
Glenn R. Foster
Foster
Berenson
Vernon Shrack
Shrack
Farmer denies plan to resign from HEW post
Washington AP James Farmer says he has no plans to resign as assistant secretary for administration in HEW. He refutes a weekend Amsterdam News report claiming he would leave the post by month’s end, reiterating there is no basis for the claim.
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Washington
James Farmer
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Farmer
Amsterdam
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