White to lead Philadelphia grand jury probe without bias
Attorney W. Wilson White named to direct a grand jury investigation of city hall scandals in Philadelphia. He vows a nonpolitical, no holds barred inquiry and urges public tips. White, a former U S attorney and Republican, will supervise with support from the bar association.
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Philadelphia
Jimer
U.S
Hugh, Scott
R-Pa
Committee of 70
Eugene V. Alessandrani
Philadelphia Bar Association
White
Mie Publi
Herbert A. Fogel
Republican Alliance
James He de~Tate
Richardson Dilworth
Grand Jury
Hold Rites For Harold Sweet
Funeral service for Harold Sweet was held at 2 p m yesterday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Edwin Armitage officiating. Interment followed in Cutting Cemetery. Bearers were Robert White Arthur Wallace Joe Nakosis Raymond Willink Homer Redding and Charles Deist. Attendees from away included several from Corry Sherman Jamestown and Binghamton plus family members from Wattsburg and Pahama.
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Sweet
Spitzer
Clymer
Edwin Armitage
Buffalo Street Methodist Church
Jamestown
Cutting
Hosé
Robert White
Arthur Wallace
Joe Nakosis
Raymond Willink
Homer Redding
Charles Deist
Allen Bromley
Corry
Jay Bowen
Guy_Gibbons
Jay Burdick
Sherman
Bessie Wilson
Binghamton, N. Y
Clifton Sweet
Ida Sweet
Pahama
Stanley Sweet
Jamestons
Lyle Berg
Florence Berg
Wattsburs
Union City group weighs 10 000 weekly payroll plan to save 150 jobs
A Union City meeting of business and community leaders reviewed a refinancing plan for Stanford Chair Co aimed at preserving 150 jobs and a $10,000 weekly payroll. Proposals include a 384,000 loan package from multiple agencies with local 10 percent funding and a later union of industrial groups.
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Union ‘City
Stanford Chair Co
Union City
Union Ci Company
George H Ledger
Unio City
Erie County Industrial Development Corp
Herbert Ascherman
Charles Hatch
Standard Chair Co
M. M. Deyorris
Pennsylvania—Electric_Co
Thamus-E
Area Redevelopment Administration
Union Bank and Trust Co
Erie
Small Business Administration
Union City Industrial Organization
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A. W. Wickers
Harry Siiley
Harry Mussereoard Clark
Joel Blore
Dave Hoffman
Tom Brindy
Richard Andrews
Pennsylvania Hiretric Co
West Berlin's status and the risk of war with the Soviets
A discussion on postwar Berlin and the risk of war if the Soviet Union crosses lines set by the West. The speaker urges a strong, clear stance to deter aggression and preserve West Berlin as a free city within a future democratic Germany. Plans consider potential East German migration and the stability of the Allied position.
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Moscow
Chamtehty
West Berlin
Germany
Federal Republic
Domethine
Man Stabbed Wife and Hid Body in Attic for Months
London court heard Anthony Reean, 40, stabbed his wife, 39, to death and kept the body in an attic bedroom for three months while living in the house with their three young children. Detective described finding the key to the dead woman’s room and the concealed state of the home.
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London
Anthony Reean
Rewat
Ferris Wheel Fall Injures Woman in Brunswick
Debbie Mccowan of Windsor Mio reportedly fell from a carnival ferris wheel in Brunswick Minnesota while a carnival worker and an eight year old boy in the seat with her clung to safety. The ride opened recently and the incident halted operations as authorities investigated.
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Brunswick
Businras
Debbie Mccowan
Windsor
Mio
Carl Kister
Ievear
Debbie
Six New Bills Liberalize Vet Benefits
A set of six proposed bills aims to broaden U S veterans benefits. Key points include expanding VA hospital and outpatient care for service connected disabilities, extending the World War II and Korean War disability pension eligibility period to June 1974, allowing full pension while a veteran is employed, broadening the War Orphans Educational Assistance Act, reforming life insurance beneficiary rules for World War II veterans, and permitting elderly term policy holders to convert to a special fund plan.
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Washington
White Houses
Veterans Administration
Reach Accord Pledged by Syria and Lehangi
Damascus Syria and Lehangi pledged in a joint communique yesterday to seek greater geopolitical cooperation and increased economic exchange between the two nations.
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Damasgus
Syria
Lehangi
Lawrence radar run fuels state debate on police use
Harrisburg reports a shift in law enforcement as Pennsylvania endorses local radar and on sight arrests for speeding. State police note a June decline in trick drivers but total radar arrests climb to 4933, with 8155 auto, 767 truck, and 11 bus drivers cited since radar legality began.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Tyler
Heian
Penn- Svms
Lawrence
Hershey On
Monslay
Hershey
Pennsylvania Turnpike
McCartney
Turnpike
Police to Enforce Vehicle Code Provision on Vehicle Owner IDs
State police will enforce Section 890.1 requiring commercial vehicles to display owner names and addresses only on specific complaints. Police officials say the attorney general finds the provision vague and unenforceable in its current form. A study will determine if grounds exist for prosecution once clarified.
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G- McCartney
Irwin
Covey Subs
McCartney
Dam Project to Create 204 Acre Lake in Ayr Township
Harrisburg announces a $197000 construction plan to build a 37 foot high dam in Filton County on state lands in Ayr Township. The project aims to create a 204 acre lake for the Pennsylvania Fish Commission starting next Monday.
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AM Harrisburg
Filton County
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Ayr
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