Leaves Burning Ban Enforced In Titusville City
City council votes to enforce leaf burning ban amid smoke drift. League for Community Improvement warns of traffic hazard and asthma health risk. era tallies show 1962 first-half earnings reach 1.68 a share for Meadville company and sales climb 15.3 million, a 31 percent rise from last year. A Pennsylvania Railroad train halts to avoid car on tracks at West Congress street. Millcreek Township approves nearly 1600 for tax collector expenses. Wilmington man Willie Henry identified as 10-year-old fatality hit by Nickel Plate train near Westfield. Emigrant Peak crash of Air Force BAT bomber from Dyess AFB Texas reported with crew of four.
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French Rail Crash Toll Reaches Thirty Nine Dead
The Paris to Marseille express derailment in Dijon raised the death toll to 39 with a French woman dying in a Dijon hospital. About 100 injured, most believed to be French. no Americans reported. Investigators work to learn why five of sixteen cars jumped the rails as the train crossed a viaduct yesterday afternoon.
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Gromyko Scolds West In Geneva Continues
Gromyko sharply condemns all atomic tests and urges a test ban as U S and Soviet leaders prepare further talks during the four month disarmament conference. Menon delivers a pep talk to break deadlock while Berlin Laos and other items overshadow progress.
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Crash Fatal Near Waterloo Claims Geneva Reporter
Rowland Hughey, 61, of Geneva, died today from injuries after his car left a county road near here last Tuesday and struck an embankment. Hughey was the Seneca County reporter for The Geneva Times.
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County Aides Differ On Term For Tax Board
Erie County commissioners debated the term length for the newly appointed Board of Revision and Assessment of Taxes. Each official gave a different view on when the four year term starts, with concerns over concurrent terms and removal for cause. The panel's status follows the county’s shift from fourth to third class, affecting assessment law and board appointment.
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State Correction System Report Set For Today
The legislature's research arm will receive a report today from Arthur Prasse, state corrections commissioner, on the state's institutions. Prasse confirmed the report but will not reveal contents. Reports to the Joint State Government Commission are traditionally confidential. It is unclear if the presentation will address moving the Eastern State Correctional Institution from Philadelphia to a less populated area.
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Editors Tell Reds Berlin To Stand
Berliners reject Soviet style peace with East Germany and Western troop withdrawal. They warn a treaty would erase the war’s end and leave West Berlin at risk, preferring continued Allied presence and freedom from Soviet influence. Residents voice deep mistrust after decades under dictatorships.
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Witnesses Describe Berlin Wall Fearful Citizens Plead for Aid
In a forceful account, two correspondents relay Berlin residents who fear a withdrawal of American and allied forces. They recount neighbors watching from windows across the wall, a 70-year-old East Berliner insisting on no yielding, and a Wedding District scene where families fled or leaped from buildings as barbed wire ensnared the city. Paul Miller and Walker Stone sign off.
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Bucks County population to rise to 734000 by 2000
Doylestown, Pa. The Bucks County Planning Commission projects the county’s 317,520 population will grow to 734,001 by 2000. The commission, noting the largest growth in the central region, estimated 50,867 residents in 1965 and 511,987 in 1980.
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Experts Dig In Wreckage Of Airliner
Honolulu AP reports Canadian investigators examined the scattered wreckage of a four engine Canadian Pacific Britannia after a three engine emergency landing Sunday night. Twenty passengers and seven crew died with thirteen survivors from the tail section. Three American residents among the dead include Arthur Pudney of Los Gatos California and Aison of Tulsa Oklahoma a vice president of Amerada Petroleum and his wife Maud. Denis on who represented the U S government at geological congresses in Mexico and Copenhagen is also noted.
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Space blast test postponed to weather delay in Washington
HONOLULU AP United States postponed a second high-altitude nuclear explosion for 24 hours citing weather conditions. Task Force officials reported ten half hour delays pushing the shot past the 9 a.m. deadline. The test, planned in the submegaton range, would explode at 30 to 40 miles altitude, yielding 20 000 to one million tons of TNT.
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Fragmented sports note muddles names and RBI context
A garbled OCR fragment references baseball actions and RBI but lacks clear names, dates, or teams. It mentions left handed hitting and a game context but the readable bits are too incomplete to identify participants or outcome.
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