Miss Penn a Visits Capitol in Harrisburg
Donna Loar 19 of Lancaster visited the Capitol Tuesday receiving greetings from Gov Scranton and the state legislature. She met the governor in his inner office for about 10 minutes and posed with a paper clip securing her Miss Pennsylvania ribbon as cameras clicked.
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Harrisbury
Pennsylvania
Donna Loar
Lancaster
Capitol
Scranton
Miss Loar
Atlantic City
House
Senate
Two Killed In Train Crash In New Jersey
A Port Authority Trans Hudson train collided with a parked diesel engine east of Harrison station injuring 28 passengers and killing a man and a woman. The four car passenger train was en route from New York City to Newark when it sideswiped the diesel. The diesel had 10 cars behind it and was parked on a spur that extended into the main line. The diesel crew of four was unharmed.
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Harrison
N. J
Port Authority Trans Hudson Line
Harrison Station
Newark
New York City
Congress Seeks End Of Threat To Rail Service
The article reports Congress aiming to prevent a rail shutdown by preserving bargaining as the settlement method. Senate leader Dirksen proposed a resolution that rail service should not stop until Congress acts. Democratic senators urged Wirtz to reopen negotiations, but he doubted progress and warned the public could endure a longer strike than either side.
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GOP
Senate
Dirksen
Congress
Wirtz
Wirt
Indonesians Arrested in North Borneo Public Security Violations
In Jesselton, North Borneo police arrested 21 Indonesians on alleged public security regulation violations. The government indicated more arrests could follow.
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Jesselton
North Borneo
Vacation returns prove costly for Smythe in the office laugh
Hal Boyle recalls a tale at New York about Ed Smythe who returns from a three week vacation to find colleagues more curious about his tan than his work. A mistaken identity by the big boss yields a $20 bonus, and Smythe is told to keep up the good work across departments.
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New York
Smythe
Quagmire
Ed Smythe
Jim Smythe
Probe Crash Kills Youth Near Quehanna Plant Entrance
David Gear, 19, was killed when the car tipped over near the Curtiss-Wright plant at Quehanna as driver Edward G. Hill, 19, swerved to avoid a post. Barry McFarland, 18, and Stephan Steffey, 19, were injured. McFarland released after treatment, Steffey hospitalized for observation. State Police tested Hill for intoxication. investigation continues.
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ST. Marys
Pittsburgh
Quehanna
David Gear
Franklin
Gear
Edward G. Hill
Hill
Barry L. McFarland
Clairton
Stephan A Steffey
McFarland
St. Marys Kaul Memorial Hospital
Steffey
Kaul Memorial
Smythe Returns Home In Tears After Long Vacation
A man named Smythe walks alone to his favorite town bar. The bartender welcomes him and notes the long absence. Smythe leans on the mahogany bar and cries, clearly distressed by his late arrival home.
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Smythe
School Bus Debate Ties Up State Education Bills
Lawmakers clash over high school assignments and the bus subsidy plan as figures from the Highways Department and community college advocates push for a unified system. The Senate advances a $1 million minimum salary hike for state college staff amid labor and administrative battles.
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Stymies Assembly
Is House
Anat
Bante Atminkstee- Uoi
Blaine
Hocker
R-Dauphin
S. Bowitan
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