Quaker State plans stock split and dividend move
Quaker State Oil Refining Co. will hold a July 30 stockholders meeting in Oil City to vote on a two for one stock split. The board also approved a third quarter dividend of 25 cents per share based on shares after the split, with the new stock set at 1 dollar per share or equivalent. Erie County Recreation Board gained permission to hire a full-time professional director, with year-end costs estimated at about 5 thousand dollars. A Dunkirk school district roller was stolen and found later in a creek near the field house, reported by Supt. Edward Zuchowski. The extended forecast calls for mild temperatures with rain and a cooling trend this weekend and next week. YMCA Day Camp opens Monday for boys ages 9-13 with fees of 8 dollars for members and 11 dollars for non-members, with registrations through Monday. Real estate transfers include Corry Rod and Gun Club to Richard A. Daniels and Clifford C. Austin to W. W. Hammond. A marriage license was filed by James E. Gaines and Nancy J. Narle.
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Quaker State Oil Refining Co
Oil City
Board of Directors
Dunkirk
Edward Zuchowski
YMCA
Sterling Wees
South Shady Avenue
B. G
Barney) Bennett
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Richard A. Daniels
Third Ward
Corry
Clifford C. Austin
W. W. Hammond
Fischer confirms Aberdeen birth plans for eleventh child
Andrew Fischer, 39, in Aberdeen, confirms his wife is expecting a baby and dismisses reports of another multiple birth as unfounded. He says no x-rays have been taken. The Fischer quintuplets' father comments on the situation and notes only God knows the final outcome.
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Fischer
Aberdeen
D. D
Andrew” Fischer
FBI Chief to Visit Mississippi on Civil Rights Probe
FBI Director J Edgi Hoover planned a trip to Mississippi to consult with state officials on the racial unrest and to open a new district office in Jackson. The visit, not confirming progress in the disappearance of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia, Miss., June 2, comes as over 100 agents pursue leads in swampy areas and interviews.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgi Hoover
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Miss
Justice Department
Hoover
Paul Johnson
Jackson
Friendly Lion Must Go Within 90 Days Or Else
Caesar the 18 month old 120 pound domestic animal must move from Roseville following an emergency public safety ordinance. City officials warn the owners Edgar Herz and his wife face a $100 fine and 90 days in jail if they do not remove Caesar within 90 days. The couple vows to challenge the law or relocate, noting Caesar’s birthday is September 1. Attendance ad note follows.
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Detroit
Caesar
Roseville
Edgar J. Herz
James R. Peterson
Aerialist Dies After 50 Foot Fall Before Husband
Betty Bergen age 28 from East Palatka Florida died after falling 50 feet from a trapeze at Thruway Plaza Cheektowaga last night. Witnesses included her husband Fred Bergen and fellow performer Robert Marcel. Bergen had 17 years in circus work.
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Thruway Plaza
Cheektowaga
Betty Bergen
East Palatka
Fla
Fred Bergen
Robert Marcel
Bergen
Marcel
Goldwater Arrival Shapes Frisco Nomination Talk
Goldwater moves toward a first ballot win and a united GOP push to defeat Johnson in November. Denison Kitch el notes Scranton could be considered for second place if Goldwater clinches the nomination. Eisenhower says he has shown no partiality, while Wallace’s potential ballot access could influence the South.
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Denison Kitchel
Goldwater
Scranton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harrisburg
San Francisco
Lyndon Baines Johnson
George C. Wallace
President Johnson
South
Wallace
Palance Triggers Racial Disturbance in Alabama
Police used tear gas and fire hoses to quell a Tuscaloosa disturbance as a crowd of white residents resisted an integrated theater visit by Jack Palance and his family. The crowd hurled bricks and missiles, damaging the theater as officers restored order. Palance stated he was merely observing the film, not backing civil rights actions.
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Associated Press
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Jack Palance
Palance
Richard E. Young
Young
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Philadelphia
Miss
FBI
Jouver
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Michael Schwerner
Princess Anne
Herman Muir
Muir
Atlanta
Lesteraddox
Maddox
Oil City man seeks lost World War II carbine nicknamed Baby
Kenneth A. Moore of Oil City seeks his 30 caliber M1 carbine named Baby, last seen in cosmoline in Mindoro in 1945. He offers $150 for its return and paid $24 for an American Rifleman ad to reach possible handlers with serials 3627780 to 3627790.
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Kenneth’ A. Moore
Oil City
Moore
Leyte
Okinawa
Mindoro
Luzon
The
American Rifleman
American Rifle Association
Philippines
K. A. Moore
West 4Th Street
Seek Youths In Warren Beating Theft
Two youths about 18 beat and robbed Warren east end service station attendant Clyde Knapp at Gusher's Keystone, four a.m. They paid with a $5 bill, then followed him as he fetched change. One struck with an iron object knocking out teeth and leaving him unconscious. thieves took about $7 to $8 and Knapp's pistol. He was treated then released from Warren General Hospital. Police seek the suspects.
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Knapp
Police seek two suspects after east town incident
Knapp described two men seen near the east end. One man is 5 feet 10 inches with long hair, blue jeans, and a white undershirt. the other is 5 feet 6 inches with cropped hair. They drove a 1960 light blue Corvair with Pennsylvania plates. car headlights were broken and the right front damaged.
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Knapp
Pennsylvania
Indians Begin Penn a Pow wow at Prayer Rocks
Indians from the nations and Canada opened a three day inter tribal pow wow at Wyalusing Rocks also known as Prayer Rocks. Sponsored by the Indian League of the Americas the event funds its scholarship. Chief John Big Tree, 98, arrived among early attendees and may relate to a 1912 portrait linked to the Indian head nickel. Dancers greeted reporters and a dinner featured corn soup corn bread meat pies pickled beef perch rice and corn on the cob.
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Tuwanda
Canada
Wyalusing Rocks
Indian League of the Americans
John Big Tree
Dems Criticize Scranton Photo in Mental Health News
Otis B. Morse, state Democratic chairman, denounces a June issue photo caption in Mental Health News that identifies Gov Scranton as a Republican presidential candidate. He says mixing politics with an official Commonwealth publication shows poor taste and urges restraint in future editorials.
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Otis B. Morse
Scranton
Commonwealth
Morse
Mental Health News
Grace West Staley
Urge FBI To Probe Plane Crash
United urged the Federal Bureau of Investigation to investigate the nation s worst airline disaster since a Pacific Airlines crash near San Francisco on May 7 killing all 44 aboard. The United flight from Maine to Huntsville Alabama stopped in Washington and was due in Knoxville six minutes after crashing at 6 15 p m in a wooded hollow. Captain Oliver E Sabathe of Washington reported switching from instrument to visual flight 14 minutes before impact as ceilings were 4 000 feet and visibility was reduced with scattered clouds. I heard a screeching noise and saw the plane coming in smoking.
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United
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pacific Airlines
San Francisco
Main Ety
Huntsville
Ala
Washington
Knoxville
Oliver E.sabathe
Dim Hopes For Kalamazoo Suspect In Slaying Case
State Police Det. Sgt. Leo Po Weir said new details dim the chances that 21 year old Larry Lee Ranes from Michigan is the killer of Donald Perkins. Ranes reportedly worked two jobs in July 1963 while Perkins was slain August 22, 1963. Handwriting checks on a Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board age card signed by Ranes were inconclusive. The inquiry continues to remove all doubt about Ranes as the slayer.
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Donald Perkins
Harhorcreek Pas Stationale
Spt
Leo Po Weir
Larry Lee Ranes
Avast
Weir
Perkins
Ranes
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Lawrence Park
Harrisburg
Dows
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