Legal Action Seen In Clean Streams Drive
A State Health Department official warned that more legal action is likely against communities failing to cooperate with Pennsylvania stream cleanup efforts. Walter Lyons, director of Sanitary Engineering, said courts may target violators while noting many cities voluntarily install treatment plants. He emphasized treated wastewater protects downstream use and that stricter enforcement may curb health nuisances and support recreation demands.
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Hamhubeung
State Health Department
Indrasie
Pennsylvania
Walter Lyons
Division of
Sanitary Engineering
State Sanitary Water Board
Lyons
Wilkes
Bure
Senators Warn Over Soviet Trade Proposals Amid Tension
Senators Mumphrey and Smith cautioned on Soviet proposals for peaceful coexistence and greater trade with the United States. They view Menshikov's remarks as a strategic shift from military to economic competition and warn that East West tensions may escalate if trade moves out of balance.
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Waoniuu Yun i
Awo Senate Foreigh
Hubert Mumphrey
Dminni
H. Alexander Smith
Rni
Michail Menshikov
Menshikov
United States
Navy presses ahead with Vanguard plan despite failures
Navy keeps launching Vanguard satellites amid four failures in five attempts. Pentagon defends as best available vehicles, justifies cost of the International Geophysical Year project. Navy has invested about 119 million dollars with six or seven more Vanguard satellites planned or under construction.
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Navy
Pentagon
Army
Defense Department
U. S
TV Highlights and Programs By Dave Garroway
Dave Garroway discusses jazz on television as a rising force in culture. He notes growing TV coverage, Newport performances, and NBCs Swing In to Spring tribute with Benny Goodman Ella Fitzgerald and Harry James. He argues jazz remains misunderstood but TV could broaden American appreciation and influence perceptions.
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Dave Garroway
New York
Newport
Beverl Lively Arts
Jaz
NBC
TV Pal
Jase
Benny Goodman
Ella Fitzgerald
Harry James
America
Jaze
Tn TV
Lttle
Ravelin Hill Community Notes of Family Visits and Gatherings
The Ravelin Hill adult Bible Class hosted a party at Mr. and Mrs. John Tenbuckle's home with readings by Mrs. Lewis Brown Mrs. Nell Thompson and Mrs. LaVern Vrooman. Neighbors shared quizzing games refreshments and social calls among numerous local families and visitors over several days ending with a stork shower and birthday surprise.
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Ravelin Hill
Clymer Hill
John ‘Tenbuckle
Lewis Brown
Nell ‘Thompson
LaVern Vrooman
Harrison Beckerini
Ella Vander Schaaft
Donald Stanbro
Clayton Redding
Amos White
Franklin Bushnell
Kenmore
Columbus
Ohio
Jay Bowen
Buffalo
Harold Sweet
Mahlon Sweet
Corry Memorial Hospital
Stanley
Don Savage
William. Spielburg
Nellie Larent
Robert White
Rodney
Boyce
Edna White
Florence Spielburg
Pearl Port
Ethel Wallace
Edd Marr
Elton King
Hamar
Erley
Joe Garfield
Earla Bromley
Dorothy Bromley
Isadore Redding
Beverly
Mildred Ow
Jens
Sheffield
Johnny Pfeffer
Allen Bromley
Linda
Hazel Park
Sherman
Ray Larson Jr
Gerald Bissel
Sandra
Ellen King
Grandma Moore
Irene Bushnell
Sandys
Indianapolis
Ind
Marionette Bowen
Glover
Sherman- Findley Lake Road
Bowen
Russell Moore
Oldest Christmas Baby Dies at 101 in St Paul
Ole Christopherson, 101, longtime holder of the world’s oldest Christmas baby title, died yesterday. Born December 25, 1886, at Velre near Oslo, Norway, he immigrated to the United States at age 26.
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St, Paul
Minn
Ole Christopherson
Velre
Oslo
Norway
Second Firm Strikes In Jamestown
Nearly 1,000 IAM members at two Jamestown plants join a strike with about 400 more at Watson Manufacturing. Work halted at midnight Saturday as Curtis Machine Division of Carborundum Corp approved a company contract after Lodge 1895 members began picketing. Lodge 1087 members approved a seven cent wage increase, averting a strike. Negotiations continue with Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co. and Lodge 2107, IAM, as about 30 members remain in dispute over a new contract.
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Venius WN
International Association of Machineist
Jamestown
Watson Manufacturing Co
TAM
Curtis Machine
Carborundum Corp
Wilson
TAM Lodge
Lodge 1087
Lodge
Dahlstrom Metallic Doar Co
Lodge 2107
IAM
Stanley Trettin
Lodge 1895
Watson
Bear Lake Firemen Host Barbecue at Fire Hall
Bear Lake residents hear of a Bar BQue fundraiser to be served by Ed Schuyler from 3:30 to 8:30 pm at the fire hall. The note also records local social events: Millie Burch’s grave decoration trip, an anniversary open house for L. Radcliff and spouse, Lillian Snow’s shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Rein, and visits by multiple neighbors from Jamestown Youngstown and PlaVama to Bear Lake.
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Bear Lake
Ed—Schuyler
Ralph Martin
Garland
Millie Burch
Spring Creek
R. Rein
Lillian Snow
Robert Rein
Loren Radeliff
Ivan Hawkins
Plavama
May Borgerding
Gertrude Newhouse
Alec Perkins
Youngstown
Ohio
Robert Hawkins
Nancy
Sally
Jamestown
J. C. Manwaring
Deadline Set For Kane Plant Loans Drive
Kane Thursday marks the loan deadline for residents to fund the Kane Area Industrial Development Corp. to buy a building for a new industry expected from New York City by July. A local woman has advanced 40000 and the Pennsylvania Industrial Authority loans 24000. residents are invited to lend 50 or more at 2 percent interest, with nearly 10000 already subscribed. Completing the drive will cap the nonprofit’s first effort to spur industrial activity after the Holgate plant closure.
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Kane
Kane Area
Tndustrial, Development Corp
New York City
Pennsylvania Industrial Authority
Holgate
New Navy Fighter Test Successful Crusader TI Maiden Flight
The Navy test flew its push-button fighter, the FOS Crusader TI, over the Mojave Desert in a 48 minute maiden flight. Vought, the maker, said the performance was secret but the aircraft is capable of twice the speed of sound at ground level and features advanced automatic flight control.
Woman Claims All-Time TV Winning Title
New York woman Kimnayor von Nordroff topped the NBC game Twenty-One and is reported to hold a record prize total. She defeated two contestants 21 to 0, pushing her career winnings toward 897,800, while working as a personal consultant when not on the show. The fragmentary text notes other contestants and figures but is unclear and contains many garbled names and places.
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New Fork
Kimnayor Nardroff
Brooklyn
Lye
NBC
New Brunswick
Emile Librescu
Pound Ridge
N.Y
Andrey Johnson
Tennessee
Libreséa
Port
Abington Robinson Ny
Miniver Cheemy
Prince Rudolph of
Hopshire
Franny Joseph
Austin-Huuwary
Miss von Napdrort
Shell
Be wary dog bites skier near shore incident
A report from Corur D Alene describes a dog bite involving a white skier named Johry Senn, age 10, near the shoreline. A sheriff and guards investigated as the incident was treated, with unclear details about the water and timing.
Man Escapes Death In Well
Casey reports a dramatic rescue as James Lewis and another man fell into a well near a limestone quarry. After immersion and exposure, Lewis freed himself by removing boots and using a rope, eventually climbing out with help from a rope and bystanders. He was admitted for treatment of exposure.
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Casey
James Lewis
Huterys
Lewis
Lewes
Glinary
Bessy
Ani Finger Hospital
Four Relatives Held in Burglaries in Sharon
Police say Herbert Rivenhore 36 and wife Auldrey 32 with his step-brother Harold Chaney 29 and nephew Lemon Enlist 2 were held in connection with burglaries in Pennasivarn and Binghamton, preparing to break into a gasoline station as their four year old daughter waited in the car. The Rivenbergs have prior records, and a Portland Rose Festival celebration is noted for June.
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Pennasivarn
Binghamton
Claverack
Palico
Herbert Rivenhore
Waterville
N.Y
Auldrey
Harold R Chaney
Gloversville
Lemon W Enlist
Morris
Rivenberg
Duphter
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