Pa State Leader to Speak at Chautauqua Pennsylvanian Day
Governor William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania will deliver an evening address at Chautauqua Amphitheater on Pennsylvania Day. Lt. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer will also attend. The 90th anniversary season recalls a long tradition of national figures speaking here since 1875.
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Chautauqua
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Summer Colony
Harrisburg
Raymond P. Shafer
Scranton
Ulysses S. Grant
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas Edison
Theodore Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cutting Group Attends Bible Camp School
SULLING one site Camp of the American Union Sunday Schools opened on Sunday at Marienville for juniors. Attending from here were Gordon Jon Kevin Deborah and Jannt Beriils and Deborah Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Courtright visited Miss Jettie Gilmore Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Alcorn left on Sunday for a trip in Canada. Mrs. Helen Rouse and Miss Joyce Rouse spent Sunday in Buffalo with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Max Bemis and Seanna took Deborah and Jamie to Marienville on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gorr of Wesleyville visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallace Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dean and children of Niagara Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Camp Sunday. Children and Mrs. Pearl Bemis took a trip to Algonquin Provincial Park Canada and the Thousand Islands this week. Kenneth McCray underwent ear surgery at the Eye and Ear Hospital in Pittsburgh on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Bemis visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilkinson at North East Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Salvadore Elis.
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Sulling
American Union Sunday Schools
Marienville
Gordon Jon
Kevin
Deborah
Jannt Beriils
Deborah Wallace
Clyde Courtright
Jettie Gilmore
Gail Alcorn
Canada
Helen Rouse
Joyce Rouse
Buffalo
Leonard Blake
Max Bemis
Seanna
Eye and Ear Hospital
Pittsburgh
Richard Wilkinson
North East
Salvadore Elis
Dems Plan Probe of Selinsgrove School Firing
House Democrats prepare to seek a legislative inquiry into the firing of Dr. Daniel L. Kirk, head of Selinsgrove State School and Hospital since 1958. Sen. Paul Mahady accuses Scranton administration of political ruthlessness and power politics in removing Kirk for not disavowing statements. No replacement named. Welfare Secretary Adams to select a successor with mental health staff.
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House
Selinsgrove State School
Anthony J. Petrosky
Democratic House
Daniel L. Kirk
Paul Mahady
D-Westmoreland
Senate
Scranton
Kirk
Arlin M. Adams
Mahady Scranton
Adams
Welfare Department
Selinsgrove Institution
Campus Paper Urges LSU To Play Against Negroes
The Reveille at LSU editorially urged the football team to play integrated opponents to maintain a strong schedule and compete in post season contests. Editor Lou Burnett argued LSU must face teams with Negro players, noting past games against Colorado in the 1962 Orange Bowl.
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Baton Rouge
Reveille
Louisiana State University
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Colorado
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Openings In Boys Swim Classes At Local Y
Sterling Wees, general secretary of the local Y, announced two vacancies for boys ages 1 to 8. Each class lasts one hour, three mornings a week for two weeks, with six students per class. Registration is urged promptly for water safety and swimming instruction, with a nominal fee.
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UuneSs Tere
Sterling Wees
Scranton Seeks Recalled Bill And Session Plans
The article reports on Governor Scranton weighing recall of a bill and the possibility of consecutive special sessions to address unemployment compensation and reapportionment separately. He backs free bus transport for nonpublic school children, with court testing suggested. He also discusses commissions replacements, Sunday liquor laws, local option, blue laws, and sympathy for retailers observing other Sabbaths.
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Contiuucn
Scranton
Walter B. Alessandrani
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Ford Motor Sets Earnings Record
Ford Motor Co reported record earnings for the quarter ended June 30. The automaker earned 155.9 million dollars, 141 cents a share, surpassing its prior high. Revenue reached 2.34 billion dollars, up 15 percent from the 1962 second quarter.
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Ford Motor
New York
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Water Spout Strands Nine Near Pensacola Florida
A water spout a half mile high tore across a lagoon near Pensacola, wrecking fishing camps and boats while stranding at least nine people without injuries. Winds exceeded 100 mph, with the main spout about 200 yards at the base. Damage was estimated between 880000 and 150000 dollars.
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Rraveacola
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Community Picnic And Many Local Visits In Clymer
CLYMER The Junior or Society of Abbe Reformed Church enjoyed a picnic at Mayville Park with leaders chaperoning. Families and neighbors across town attended gatherings at homes and local restaurants. Several residents, including Ralph A. Thompson Sr and Mrs. Irma TenHaken, were celebrated with birthdays and meals, while guests from Jamestown and Erie visited relatives and attended local events.
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Hamot Hospital
Erie
Henry Habini
Milton Emerson
Alfred, N.Y
Randy
Kaye Swanson
Jamestown
Gilbert J. Ton
Gall. Thompson
James Thompson
Roberta Renskers
R. A. Thompson Sr
Gail ‘Thompson
Sally
Mark
Larry Rhebergen
Elizabeth Gifford
Wilbur Renskers
Irma TenHaken
Hazel Legters
Blanche Legters
Florence Legters
Gertrude Graviik
Minnie Ten
Everett Legters
Claremont
Calif
Paul Meerdink
Corry
Howard Legters
Harold Legters
James
Ten Haken
Everett Lexters
David
Niagara Falls
Maynard Wallace
Carles Howles
Dutch Pantry
Abbe Reformed Church Holds Annual Pirate Talk and Supper
Abbe Reformed Church hosted its annual pirate evening at Conservation Clubhouse on Thursday. Mrs Bem Smith led devotions, Mrs McGill of Damistown spoke, a vocal quartet including Thelma Hell and Margaret Nyweide performed, and two solo numbers featured Misses Dawfi and Madeleine Vanider Schant. Mary Martha Circle organized arrangements for about eighty attendees.
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Margarite Vanier Schant
Mary Martha Circle
Cowboys Halfback Norton Cautions on Golf Waves
Dallas Cowboys defensive back Jerry Norton expresses a casual view on golf waves, saying he will quit if the weather gets hotter. He notes he always shoots in the 704 and remains unfazed by the wave of golf talk sweeping the league.
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Culi
Jerry Norton
Dallas Cowboys
Norto
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