House Adopts Amendments To Regulate Junkyards
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania House moves to regulate junkyards as amendments aim to align the junkyard bill with federal rules and link it to roadside rest provisions. The measure would let the state highways secretary screen junkyards within 1000 feet of main highways and order removal or relocation with compensation if deemed unfeasible.
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Harrisburg
House
Edward W. McNally
Senate
McNally
Appropriations Committee
Martin P. Mullen
Philadelphia
Three youths in car crash injures and damage
Burger auto, northbound at high speed, failed to negotiate a left curve. It veered into a ditch and up a six foot embankment, striking trees and stopping against a second tree. Injured were transported to Corry hospital. Also noted is Pennsylvania draft calls for August and July, with 1,624 and 1,325 men respectively out of national quotas.
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Page
Burger Auto
Corry Hospital
Corry
Penn
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Selective Service Board
Salvation Army assigns Morison to Evangeline Residence in Pittsburgh
Brigadier and Mrs. John D Morison take charge of the Evangeline Residence in Pittsburgh a home for 240 young women and local students. They bring 34 years in the corps and have served in Corry Greenville and Rochester before moving from New London Connecticut where they led a Red Shield Club for Coast Guard and submarine personnel.
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John D. Morrison
Salvation Army
Evangeline
Pittsburgh
Morison
Pennsylvania
Corry
Greenville
Rochester
New London
Conn
Red Shield
Coast Guard
Area Dairy Farmers Hit Milk Plan
U S Department of Agriculture reports Northwestern Pennsylvania dairy farmers oppose a federal milk marketing order. Secretary Freeman said a federal order requires a public hearing and referendum approval by two thirds of farmers, but inquiries in Erie Crawford and Mercer counties show insufficient support for approval.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
U. S
Joseph P. Vigorito
Department of Agriculture
Vigorito
House Agriculture Committee
Freeman
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Corry Motor speaks on a grand hotel ballroom and suites
The Corry Motor project outlines a grand ballroom area seating up to 500, to operate as a banquet ballroom and night club on weekends. It plans to book major acts and dance shows, with a bridal suite in antique white and gold furnishings. Paul Straney will headline the opening floor show with Dee Ded Downing.
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Reiter
DiNatale
Paul Straney
Jackie Gleason
Dee Ded Downing
Straney
Marco Valenti
Emperor's Dining Room opens at Corry lodge gala
A formal ribbon cutting marks the opening of a new lodge dining room and cocktail lounge. The space seats 56 in the dining room and 24 at tables in the walnut paneled lounge, with 16 black leather stools at a horseshoe bar. Chef Garrision plans special items, with a floor show to close the event tonight and again tomorrow.
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DiNatale
Relter
Corry
Garrison
Surveyor confirms lunar surface supports Apollo craft
The article notes Surveyor 1 and Luna 9 with televised images and states U S scientists were pleased that Surveyor 1 proved the lunar surface, at least in the landing area, could support the heavier Apollo craft. It notes Surveyor’s 12 inch diameter padded seat exerted similar pressure per square inch as Apollo feet.
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Surveyor
0. S
Probe Death Of Five Miners Near Punxsutawney
An investigation begins into the black damp deaths of five soft coal miners in the Doverspike Bros. Coal Co. mine west of Punxsutawney. A coal digging machine breached an abandoned tunnel, releasing lethal carbon dioxide. two other miners escaped. Three victims reportedly reentered to aid others.
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Funasutawney, Pa
Earl Lamont
Doverspike
Gun Of Cop Killer Case Narrows To A Shot
Fulton County coroner positively identified state police Cpl. Grant Mizell as the weapon that killed William D. Hollenbaugh, a former mental patient who kidnapped a schoolgirl and killed an FBI agent. The coroner’s report disputes whether Mizell or 15-year-old Larry Rubeck fired the fatal shot, while noting a skin entry wound too small for Rubeck’s 12 gauge. The hunt began May 11 when Hollenbaugh abducted Peggy Ann Brodnick and ended near the Rubeck farm house outside Fort Littleton.
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Waynes Bond
Fulton County
Grant Mizell
William D. Hollenbaugh
FBI
Russell McLucas
Mixell
Larry Rubeck
William Hall
Waynesboro Hospital
McLucas
Hollenbaugh
Hall
Rubeck
Baugh
Peggy Ann Brodnick
Fort Littleton
Mizell
Attendance Dip Marks Graham Crusade in London
Attendance at Billy Graham's British crusade second meeting fell to 15 500 on Thursday after 18 088 on opening night. The Graham organization tallies 734 decisions for Christ by end of meeting versus 447 the previous night, suggesting more commitments despite lower attendance.
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London
Billy Graham
Graham
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