Orchestra Opens Ninth Season Under Franco Autori
Chautauqua Glia Symphony Orchestra launches its 9th season with Franco Autori returning as musical director. The program features Beethoven Brahms and Sibelius among works by American composers Tibor Serly and Roland Lelok with American premieres. Eighteen soloists, including Dimitei Mitropoulos and Grant Johnson, perform through August with special concerts Debussy on August 10 and an all Gershwin night after the piano house dedication.
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Police Chief Seeks Reinstatement In New Kensington
John Bettor asks the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to reinstate him as New Kensington police chief while a county court order on his dismissal is resolved. The mayor named Dan J. Zebyle to succeed Bettor, but city officials dispute mayoral authority to fire the chief.
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Lower retirement age for judges favored at conference
The Third Circuit proposes federal judges retire at 65 after 15 years of service, relaxing from the current age 70 after 10 years. The 15th annual conference in Atlantic City ends with a committee report adopted, noting over 10 judges and lawyers expected at open meetings. The circuit covers New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania and the Virgin Islands.
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Driver in Fatal Crash Succumbs in Erie Hospital
Walter H. Haupnt, 31, of Braddock died at Hamot Hospital after a fatal crash on the Penn Highway near Pittsburgh. Authorities reported an emergency procedure failed to save him. The crash also involved the death of Mrs. Alice Cole, whose body was found near the wreck on May 15.
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Warren
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Mitt Quinn
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Meadville Boy Dies of Meningitis at Cleveland Clinic
A four year old Meadville boy who contracted spinal meningitis last April died at the Cleveland Clinic at 4 p.m. yesterday. He played swimming and basketball in the local YMCA program and had recently moved from St Brigid's School to high school. He previously was treated at Spencer Hospital before transfer to the Cleveland Clinic.
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St. Brigid's School
Chiel School
Spencer Hospital
Cleveland Clinic
Scotsman Rejected as British Court Jester
Washington report notes the national royal chamberlain remarks on a Scotsman rejected as a court jester. The National Geography Society observed but the royal chamberlain warned that old court jester days cannot be revived.
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National Geography Society
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Parking Garages Bar Gasoline Service in Pittsburgh
The higher court reversed an Allegheny County decision, ruling state law forbids mobile gasoline service in municipal garages. The Public Parking Authority builds garages to remove restricted parking conditions in the business district. Counsel signals appeal to the U S Supreme Court if necessary.
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Park
Showdown Today Over Delegate Dispute in Texas
A tense showdown unfolds over delegate allocations with Texas in focus. Key figures including Owen, Tennsylvania and Eisenhower era party members weigh in as voting times loom and potential waivers are debated.
Acheson Due Home From Foreign Assignment
An unclear report notes Acheson returning home from a overseas assignment. Mentions destinations and duties in terse phrases with few verifiable details.
Life Insurance Payments Soar Across Populous Regions
The report notes a dramatic rise in life insurance payments with a total figure near 150,650,000 by May. It highlights payments to many families and underscores widening coverage and claims growth across major insurers.
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Warley
Witte Wren
Unclear OCR snippet outlines policy payment changes
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of pension or benefit adjustments with references to months, percentages, and payments. Key entities and specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
May and Five Month Benefit Totals From Policy Payments
Financial figures show 140052.00 in May and 3908 715000 across five months. May Jivine benefits counted for 58 percent of total May policyholder and beneficiary payments. Hue feve monty totsl recounted for 58 percent.
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