Fragmented sci tech note hints at fast blast sound
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Girl 16 Killed Driving Wrong Way On Street
A 16 year old girl, Chellen Gertrude Bowersox, died after driving west on a one way street into eastbound traffic. William Kramer, 38, and Ruth Kramer, 47, were in the other car. Ruth Kramer was seriously injured and William Kramer sprained his ankle. Autopsy pending and coroner to decide on inquest after traffic reports.
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Meyner Attacks Discrimination In New Jersey Housing
Governor Meyner condemned Levitt’s plan to sell only to whites at a 16 000 home Burlington County project and vowed strict enforcement of New Jersey anti discrimination laws. He urged public support for integrated housing and said a conference with the attorney general and the Division Against Discrimination will follow memoranda from the new committee.
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Mixed outcomes as Huntington mayor wins reelection
Harold L. Frankel is reelected mayor by Huntington City Council while Fire Chief John Gallagher reports a house fire at Frankel's home the same night causing about $12,000 in damage.
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Bayle family marks 56th reunion with officers elected
The 56th annual Bayle reunion was held on July 4 in Meadville with Morton Bayle elected president, Russell Bemis vice president, and Mrs. Walter DeShazer secretary. Attendees from Here included Albert Bayle and family, DeShazer, Bemis, and Garfield relatives as well as others visiting from Lancaster New York.
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Local diners and visits Across North East Erie area
Gordon Forker and son James of Cleveland dined with Mrs. Orpha Hapgood then visited friends at North East Sunday. Lafe Willey of Harborcreek and Donald Willey hosted Friday. Carl A Marsh and family hosted Saturday. Kathy Grden hosted a sock hop with nine boys and guests. Edward Carey and girls of Erie visited Max Bemis Tuesday. Gail Alcorn and Everett Reynolds couples visited Grand Valley. Richard Wilkinson of North East called on the Bemises. U S capital invested in Cuba totals about 825 million dollars.
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Findley Lake
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Kathy Grden
Edward Carey
Erie
Max Bemis
Gail Alcorn
Grand Valley
Everett Reynolds
Richard Wilkinson
Alaska Shift Would Move U S Geographic Center
Washington reports from the U S Geological Survey and Coast and Geodetic Survey note Alaska joining the United States could redefine the national geographic center. Currently near Lebanon Kansas experts outline methods using a cardboard map and pin balancing, though Alaska’s lack of land connection to the lower 48 complicates the calculation. One hypothetical solution suggests attaching Alaska with a light wire before balancing.
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Erie Boy Admits Parking Meter Theft
Erie youth pleaded guilty to larceny at arraignment after using silverware to pry meters. Joseph James Banke, Erie, was bound over to the next court term by Alderman William Heisler. A 14 year old companion fled. $9.05 in coins and a silver knife were found on Banke. The younger boy’s case was sent to juvenile investigators. Also, eight recent graduates were chosen to train as state bank examiners.
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Canada United States trade tensions rise over investments
Canada faces backlash as American capital fuels growth and balances a persistent trade gap. Canadian fears grow about control of resources and profits crossing the border while Diefenbaker eyes reducing imports from the United States to ease the deficit. American business leaders worry about barriers and the impact on cross border commerce.
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