Panama Leader Gunned Down May Survive
Panamanian figure Roberto Arias was shot while riding in a car, doctors say he faces 72 hours to decide his fate and potential paralysis after surgeons remove bullets. Police seek Alfredo Jimenez, Arias’ ally and gunman, amid election year violence. His wife Dame Margot Fonteyn awaits news as he undergoes surgery and a potential prognosis.
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Panama
Roberto
Tito) Arias
Arias
Men Fonteyn
Bath
England
Harmodio Arias
Antonio Gonzalez Revilla
Alfredo Jimenez
Panamenista Party
U.N
Aquilino
Boyd
Escolastica Calvo
Margot
Rudolf Nureyev
Dame Margot
Europe
Reynaldo Medina
Jimenez
Medina
At Least 8 Dead In Montana Flood
Floods across Montana killed at least eight people as dams failed along Chateau and East Glacier, Swift Reservoir near Dupuyer, and Two Medicine Creek on the Blackfeet Reservation. Horses, cattle, and a Grant family were swept away as water cascaded over homes and vehicles.
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Chateau
East Glacier
Dupuyer
Swift
Jim Farrar
Shelby
Browning
Blackfeet
Grant
Derly
Sun River
Great Falls
Marias River
Glacier National Parke
Missouri River
Canyon Ferry
Helena
Missouri
Montana
Protect Domestic Mushroom Growers in Pa Call for Higher Duties
Four Chester County Assemblymen demanded protections for domestic mushroom growers against Formosa imports. Separate resolutions urged Congress the President and the U S Tariff Commission to raise duties on imported mushrooms. The Senate resolution by Sen John H Ware was adopted unanimously. House sponsors were Reps William H Alshton C Timothy Slack and Joseph P Ajobai.
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Harrisburg
Chester County
Formosa
House
Congress
U. S. Tariff Commission
U. S
Senate
John H. Ware
Committee For
William H. Alshton
C. Timothy Slack
Joseph P. Ajobai
Ex-Governor Blasts Scranton Tactics in Pennsylvania
In Cleveland AP dispatch former Pennsylvania Governor David L. Lawrence says President Johnson will carry Pennsylvania in the November election despite any Republican candidate. He mocks Gov Scranton’s draft stance calling it phony and says the Democratic Party will unite to win the Senate seat behind Hugh Scott’s re election, noting internal contest between Genevieve Blatt and Michael Musmanno. He predicts strong Democratic turnout and a solid Pennsylvania result.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
Keystone
Lawrence
Commission of Equality In Housing
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Brooklyn Bridge
Democratic Party
Genevieve Blatt
Michael A. Musmanno
State Supreme Court
Senate
Hugh Scott
Scott
Move to Block State Taking Lakes From Water Supplies
In Harrisburg Senator Daniel A Bailey along with colleagues introduced a bill in the Senate to prevent state action that would divert public water supplies to serve recreational lakes or parks. The measure targets a proposed shift tied to the DuBois water system with critics warning of cost and pollution risks.
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Hakiusburg
Senate
Oye
Daniel A. Bailey
R-Centre
State Forests and Waters Department
DuBois
Bailey
Pa. Game Body Malls Project 70 continued into final passage
The Pennsylvania House approved the occupational tax exemption amendment 186 to 1 if it passes the Senate. A 15000 appropriation for Pennsylvania's share in the regional commission on Appalachia was approved 186 to 1 and sent to the Senate. The House also approved 175 to 10 a plan to carry into next fiscal year 4.5 million left from the public assistance fund to increase rental allowances for relief families, with a matching federal appropriation. the measure went to the Senate.
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Senate
Pennsylvania
Commission On
Appalachia
House
Public Assistance Fund
Spartansburg Alumni Dinner and Parade Marquee Event
Spartansburg held a school alumni dinner in the gym with roast beef for nearly 200 guests. Highlights included remarks by C. F. H. Wuesthoff, gifts to oldest members, and a student-voiced alma mater. A kiddie parade drew about 35 entries led by the Union City Drum and Bugle Corps, with prizes announced and savings bonds awarded by the Sparta Youth Center Committee.
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Evelyn Merkle Spartansburg
Sparta
William H. Farley
Oscar Johnson
Play Winans
Marion Alsdorf
Robert Beaver
Farley
Elof Dahl
Grace Thompson
Spring Creek
Corry
Charles Tubbs
Lackland Air Force Base
Columbus
Ohio
C. F. H. Wuesthoff
Russell
Wuesthoff
Carlton Johnson
Neil Stranahan
Richard Witmer
Dorothy May
K. Arden Bennett
Clymer Central School
Clymer
N. Y
Mabel Schruers
May
Billy
Rusty
Kathy Buesink
Kinds Hays
Chris Skiff
Jeff Bimber
Danny Young
de Anne Wellman
Harry Hays
Rabbits
Michael Young
Joe Winans
Althea Longstreth
Trieyeles
Xcitn Muntgomery
Frosty Doudy Blakeslee
Hassell Wellman
Dean Brown
Union City Drum and Bogle Corps
Mel
Lee Hodgins
Wayne Winton
Thom Speing
United States Savings
Sparta Youth Center Committee
William Reese
Spartansburg
Bill Averill
Titusville
Richard Hays
Methodist Church
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Tur
Sparta Serious
Penns Court Voids Beauty Parlor Law
Commonwealth Court struck down a section of the beauty culture law requiring a 10th grade education for cosmetology operators, ruling the standard lacks relation to public health safety or morals. Judge Lee F. Swope issued a preliminary decree restraining enforcement, final if the state does not file exceptions within 20 days. Beauty Hall Inc. of Philadelphia, operator of Marinella School of Beauty Culture, filed the suit.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Lee F. Swope
Swope
State Board of Cosmetology
Beauty Hall, Inc
Philadelphia
Marindella School of Beauty Culture
Market watchers weigh stock moves against looming slowdown
In New York AP dispatch analysts say the stock market may be adjusting to past price gains and company prospects rather than signaling a broad economic slowdown. They note a slower but stabilizing upswing in production and employment, with autos and steel driving April and May gains while teen-ager unemployment grows. The forecast hinges on fall activity and tax-cut effects yet to materialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jean Lo
Stok
Énube France
State Board of Cosmetololy
Tito Returns Home After Talks With Khrushchev
President Tito flew to Yugoslavia from Leningrad after a 22 hour stay in the Soviet city following meetings with Premier Nikita Khrushchev on the Chinese Soviet split. Tass reported Tito bid farewell at the airport before his departure.
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Charles Seaver
Plorida Sune
Charles Seaven
Yuritha Seyrem
M “Tela Standley
Ob Frankley
Myrtle Bates
Curry Memorial Hospital
Plase
Helen Mates
Orville Jackman
Austin Rogers
Robert Bedow
Clymer
N. Y
Jand
Russell Hutchison
Inshupe
William Bailey
Blakeslee Hill
Hatch Town
Obert's Grove
Tito
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Communist Movement
Leningrad
Tass
Finland
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National Assembly
Assembly
State
Game Body Malls Project
Penn’s Court
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Bennett
Ford
Falcon
America
Mustangs
Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
West Smith Street
Corry, Pa
Rexall
Timex
Fanny Farmer
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