Paragraf A Findley Lake Man Receives Burns in Fire
Howard Post 42 of Findley Lake was admitted in fair condition to Hamliet Hospital Erie after a alcohol fueled fire exploded. The incident occurred yesterday morning and left burns on his arms and legs.
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Hamiet Hospital
Erie
Howard Post
Route 426
Beverly
Helesinger
Corr
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dis Righ
Edward Carney
Carney
Erie Police
Armand Chimenti
Penn Farmers Eligible For Aid In Drought Crises
The Agriculture Department said drought conditions allow farmers in Bradford Lackawanna Luzerne Sullivan Susquehanna Tioga and Wayne counties to cut hay and graze livestock on land diverted from federal programs. Farmers need county ASC approval and the emergency action lasts through October 31. This drought has affected the seven counties for three straight years.
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Washington
Ullure Department
Pennsylvania
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Bradford
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Sullivan
Susquahanna
Tioga
Wayne
County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Soil Bank
28th Infantry Completes Third Day of Summer Camp
The 28th Infantry Division of the Pennsylvania National Guard wrapped its third day of summer encampment at Camp A. P. Hill Virginia. Exercise Pick-Hill used a unique carnal radio system with a Beaver plane flying over Richmond to relay messages between Camp Hill and Camp Pickett. The nine hour operation was run by the 28th Aviation Battalion under Lt. Col. Lawrence L. Hamacher with three two man crews and one radio operator. The aircraft refueled briefly at Byrd Airport.
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A. P. Hill
Pennsylvania
28Th Infantry Division
Camp
Camp Pickett
Richmond
28Th Aviation Battalion
Harrisburg
Lawrence L. Hamacher
New Cumberland
Byrd Airport
Soviets propose phased destruction of all bombers
Soviet negotiator Semyon K. Tsarapkin told a 17 nation disarmament talks that, once the United States agrees in principle to destroying all bombers, Moscow is ready to discuss aircraft types, phase steps, time limits, and verification procedures for world disarmament.
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Soviet Union
United States
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Blatt Refuses To Exit Senate Race Like A War Of Nerves
Miss Blatt declares no withdrawal in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate amid rumors of a unity bid with rival Musmanno. She asserts she won a majority of properly cast votes and vows to press on, as Philadelphia and other counties proceed with certified tallies. The court weighs counting 6,000 miscast ballots, potentially shifting the margin.
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Arrisburg
Gene_Vieve Blatt
Senate
Lym
State Secretary of Internal Affairs
Miss Blatt
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Michael A. Mus- Manno
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Hugh Scott
Rpa
Blatt Musmanno
Philadelphia
State Elections Bureau
Justice Musmanno
State Supreme Court
Musmanno
Business mood confident as election campaigns loom
New York AP report notes businessmen expect the economy to stay robust through the year despite a heated presidential race. Industrial orders remain high, government spending will surge in the second half, and corporate profits plus personal incomes rise. Polls show sustained confidence and little impact from campaigning on consumer sentiment.
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New York
Treasury
Barry Goldwater's Longest Political Day Ends With Support
Barry Goldwater endured a grueling, 20 hour stretch starting at 5:30 a.m. as delegates and advisers surrounded him during the nomination drive. Peggy Goldwater briefly appeared at a news conference, greeting him with restrained warmth amid late TV lights and the Cow Palace backdrop.
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Goldwater
Peggy
Lidn
Scranton Seizes Goldwater Support at California Caucus
Scranton maintains his bid at the California Goldwater caucus held at Cow Palace with a 61 to 3 confidence vote. Goldwater backers cheer as Scranton enters the arena for a formal roll call while his wife Mary and four children join him returning to his hotel.
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Goldwater
Frances W. Chase
Boston
Gunther
Chase
Scranton
Cow Palace
Mary
Two Die In Monroeville Crash Involving Crasil Car
Two cars collided in Monroeville today killing Howard Signor, about 60, of McKeesport, and George Pogue, about 40, of Trafford. Dorothy Greijack, 18, of Irwin, was listed in serious condition at Columbia Hospital. Police said she was in the Signor car.
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Pittsbue
Monroeville
Howard Signor
McKeesport
George Pogue
Trafford
Dorothy Greijack
Irwin
Columbia Hospital
Palice
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