Temporary plans for Aero picnic at Mead Park
Under cochairmanship of S J Baressi and J Z Scully plans were laid for the annual Aero Athletic Association family picnic to be held at Mead Park main pavilion on August 8. The event is jointly sponsored by Lodge 1508 A F of L Aero-Corry Division Aero Men's Club and the Aero Athletic Association. Included among the invited guests are 90 retirees and their families.
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Khrushchev urges summit as cold war ease plan unveiled
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev proposes a package of war prevention steps including on site inspections, a non aggression pact linking NATO and the Warsaw Pact, and a ban on underground nuclear tests. He spoke to honor Hungary’s Janos Kadar as Harriman and Lord Hailsham prepare to resume talks with Andrei Gromyko.
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Congressional Flying Club On Eastern Tour
Congressional Flying Club on an eastern tour inspects corporate aviation fleets in White Plains New York today the second leg of a three day 850 mile trip. The group started in Ocean City Maryland yesterday and will fly to Hartford Connecticut this afternoon then to Reading and Look Haven Pennsylvania to see sports aviation demonstrations and parachute jumping.
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Expat Poet Ezra Bound Hospitalized in Rapallo
Ezra Bound, an American expatriate poet, is convalescing in Rapallo after two operations. Pound, 77, has moved into a Riviera villa following two months in a clinic. The illness and surgery are undisclosed, and Pound has had several heart attacks recently. He once served time in a U S prison for wartime defense of Tageisin.
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Soviet Khrushchev Test Ban Talks Near Conclusion
Washington pressed to see the nuclear test ban agreement in detail before Khrushchev's further proposals. Soviet deputy foreign minister Valerian Zorin said talks may end by mid to late next week. The talks began July 15 and were slated to last about ten days.
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Railroad Peace Hopes Faint
The article reports on a government backed plan to use a three man board led by Judge Samuel Rosenman to revisit rail industry work rules in a bid to avert a nationwide strike. It outlines a staged approach with a 30 day bargaining period and unresolved items settled by the board, amid disputes over featherbedding and diesel firemen roles.
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Eriez Racing To Resume After Weather Layoff
Eriez Raceway restarts its auto racing schedule tomorrow night after a weather disruption. A 10-event program is planned, five for new cars and five for 1982-59 sportsman stocks, each class featuring a 25 lap feature. A 100 lap Mid-Season Championship for sportsman stocks is set for next Wednesday, July 24, at 1:40 p.m.
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Drum and Bugle Winners Reign In State Contest
Three drum and bugle groups repeat as champions in the State American Legion competition. Musketeers of Archer-Esprer Post Philadelphia took Class A in a rain drenched Munhall audience. Reading Buccaneers and Pittsburgh Rockets placed second and third. West Newton-Irwin Esquires won Class B followed by Milton Keystoners and Latrobe Colonial. Vasella Musketeers Philadelphia repeat in Class D beating Bracken Corps Bristol and Delaware County Rangers. Houston Post Philadelphia won senior color guard with Delaware County Rangers taking junior.
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Banquet Honors Chief Missed as He Was Away
Scottsville Kentucky police Banquet honored Chief Louis Borders but he was absent on an out of town business trip. The department held the event with other officials recognizing his service while he was unavailable.
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