Barn Fire Destroys Storage Structure at Rouse Home
A wooden storage barn at Rouse Hospital in Youngsville burned overnight, causing about $8,000 in damage. Three Youngsville volunteer fire trucks battled the blaze as dry hay fed the fire, with no injuries reported. Fire chief Lee Sitler and Rouse official Robert Rowland noted undetermined cause and possible occupant risk for anyone inside.
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Youngsville
Rouse Hospital
Rouse Home
Lee Sitler
Robert Rowland
Rouse
D. H. Lay
Rowland
Help request on state aid levels reaches commissioners
Public assistance patients were cared for there. Mrs Murray said that lately the state aid was not enough. Commissioners said they would take up the matter at their regular meeting Tuesday.
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Murray
Education Chief Gibboney Named Vermont Commissioner
Dr Richard A Gibboney 38 deputy superintendent of research and development for the Pennsylvania Department of Education has been named Vermonts commissioner of education He will replace Dr A John Holden Jr in the 18000 a year post.
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Montpelier
Richard A. Gibboney
Pennsylvania
Department of Education
Vermont
Gibboney
Pet Parade Honors, City Event Draws Large Crowd
Nearly 160 youngsters joined the annual pet parade with winners in Bikes, Dogs, and Pets categories. Judges included J Earle Bisley and several Misses, photos by McMichael.
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Joan
Robin Morris Sindeel Keppel
Kathy
Cindy Simpson
Mike Miller
Michele Miller
Donna Craker
Karla Nichols
Becky
Kim Hanna
Nancy Stoddard
Terri Neylon
Norma Craker
Cynthia Anders
Kathy Turben
J. Earle Bisley
Linda Freno
Betty Person
Ann Henton
Pilot's Skill in Fatal Flight near Williamsport
A passenger recounts the starboard engine failing and the attempt to return to Williamsport. He notes insufficient altitude and describes the crash, including doors opening and the right side of the plane in flames as it struck the mountainside airport area.
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Page One
Brod
Williamsport
Wil
Penelec Cuts Rates To Small Business
Pennsylvania Electric Company says it will cut electric rates for about 41,000 small and medium businesses in 33 counties, effective next Monday. The reduction saves customers over 775 thousand dollars annually, totaling almost 3 million dollars in annual savings from rate cuts over 23 months.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Pennsylvania
Penelee
Louis H. Roildis Jr
Ag Ai
Penelec
Roddis
Viet Cong casualties noted amid calls for unified command
A South Vietnamese envoy cites heavy Viet Cong losses and rising raw recruits as government forces seek to tighten a unified combat chain with the United States. White House talks shift to Southeast Asia development plans as Congress plans a meeting with an economic adviser.
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Tranh Thiem Khiem
Washington
United States
Khiem
Army
Defense
Rday
White House
Southeast Asia
Moyers
Congress
Eugene Black
State Milk Meeting Set For Meadville
A joint state legislative committee plans a hearing in Meadville next Thursday as part of a months long probe into alleged malpractices in the state milk industry. Chaired by Sen. Elmer Hawbaker the panel will report by Aug. 15 after hearings in Pittsburgh. Mrs Martha King said fixed price controls drive dealers out of state. Keystone Milk Producers Association reps urged strengthening the Milk Control Commission rather than abolishing it.
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Meadville
Elmer Hawbaker
Mercersburg Republican
Pittsburgh
Citizens Committee For Fair Milk
Martha King
Pennsylvania
Keystone Milk Producers Association
King
Milk Control Commission
Pittsburgh hearings push for stronger market commission
David W. Wilson, president of the dairy association, urged a stronger commission to curb dealer abuses while Daniel Curry, a dairy farmer representative, lamented low industry morale and called for focus on the broader dairy sector rather than price specifics.
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Pittsburgh
David W. Wilson
Association
Daniel Curry
Curry
Envoy: Nuclear test ban talks hinge on on site inspections
The United States and Britain demand at least seven on site inspections to enforce a ban on underground tests. The Russians at times offered two or three inspections in 1963 but then withdrew, arguing no international inspections are needed in Soviet territory due to improved long distance detection.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
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