July 31 Adjournment Target Seen Uncertain
Harrisburg AP reports lawmakers doubt July 31 adjournment will hold as Senate sets a date while House plans to vote. Debate centered on Gov Scranton highway borrowing of 50 million and Scranton’s medical care expansion for the aged.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Albert W. Johnson
Gov. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Anthony J. Petrosky
House Senate Appropriations
Scranton
State Highway and Bridge Authority
Petrosky
House Appropriations Committee
Tarzan Amendment on bonds and school measures
The article outlines a 1900 amendment to remove state funded capital improvements from authority financing and shift to voter bonds, with Senate referral after a 1965 legislature approval step. It also notes House actions on kindergartens, school nurses contracts, borough self government charters, and a $20,000 appropriation for Caleb Pusey house restoration in Delaware County.
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Senate
House
Appropriations Committee
Caleb Pusey
Delaware County
Pennsylvania churches hide evangelism says Presbyterian layman
New Wilmington Pa. Presbyterian layman Charles Ecker told the 82nd annual Synod of Pennsylvania meeting that churches fail to spread their message beyond walls. Ecker serves as eastern area administrator for evangelism in the synod's department.
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New Wilmington
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania
Charles Ecker
Eke
Synod
Arrest 400000 Venezuela Reds Continues on Page One
Venezuelan President Betancourt vows that every Communist will be jailed again as 30 day detentions could extend. He says the delay in enacting an anti-terrorist measure prompted the order while targeting factory arson and MIR members with political immunity in the Senate and Chamber of Deputies.
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Venezuela
Morehan
MIR
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Betancourt
Erie County Murder Trial Costs Soar Over 4.6 Million
Erie County records show the murder trial of Daon Roy Biehinhouser has costs climbing toward 4.6 million dollars. Three psychiatrists testified for the defense and prosecution, including Dr Ralph Burbridge, who aimed to show the defendant’s impact on witness testimony. The total includes payments to psychiatrists and defense lawyers, with the court already rising above 4,224.34 dollars and still counting, not including Western Penitentiary imprisonment costs.
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Erie
Erie County
Daon Roy Biehinhouser
Ralph Burbridge
Cricine Burbridge
Bieblhauser
Mary Lybn Crotty
Jiey
Muhdioer
Ailinjer
Austin Tulls
Linngins
Mle
Maxiui
Hicbighauser
Western Penitentiary
Hold Rites For Mrs. E. Smith
Funeral services for Mrs Eigene Liella Smith were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Earl C Docherty officiating. Interment followed in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Bearers included FE EB Bush Russell Darrow William Kureloweeh Charles Hubertz Austin Studd and Herman Steaves. Several relatives and out of town guests attended from Titusville Greenville Mill Village Spartansburg and Buffalo.
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Eigene
Liella Smith
Bracken
Earl C. Docherty
Rose Hill Cemetery
Spartansburg
Eb, Bush
Russell Darrow
William Kureloweeh
Charles Hubertz
Austin Studd
Herman Steaves
Ligvie Bennett
Lydia Engstrom
Laurence Bennett
Joseph Bennett
Plot Against Leader Foiled Before City Bolivar Dedication
An interior figure broadcast from the Orinoco River village of San Felix disclosed a thwarted plot against him just before he left for the dedication of the palace at Ciudad Bolivar.
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Orinoco River
San Felix
Ciudad Bolivar
Clymer American Legion And Auxiliary Install New Officers
The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion Hall with President Mrs Elen Bennie in charge naming a nominating committee led by Mrs Betty Querreveld. Poppy chairman Esther McCray reported $178 from the sale. The American Legion followed with Commander Merle Wassink presiding and officers installed including Merle Newhouse as first vice president Wilbur Reskers second vice president Milton Denink third vice president Albert Kearns adjutant Clarence Spitzer treasurer Gilbert Ton chaplain Earl Cady sergeant at arms.
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Cleveland
Ohio
David Hogenboom
State College
Minnie Egters
Edward Ruslink
Nettle Legters
Willam Hogenboom
Jasin Hogenboom
Puttonville
N. Y
Lnter
Oneonta
Dennis Hogenboom
Hartwick College
Harold TenHaken
Rochester
N.Y
Earl Beckerink
Alnes
Highland Park
James Croscutt
Danny Hipwell
Tunis Miersma
Gilbert Schruers
Reformed Church General Synod
Pella
Towa
Ex-CBS EAD Dies in Brainerd Minnesota
Jack L. Van Volkenberg, 59, former president of CBS and later CBS EAD, the Columbia Broadcasting System television network chief from 1946 to 1958, died Tuesday in Brainerd Minnesota. The high-profile media executive led early TV expansion and shaped industry standards during the postwar era.
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CBS Ead
Brainerd, Minn
Jack L. van Volkenberg
Columbia Broadcasting
System Television Network
UC Woman Sentenced In Fraud Case In Erie County
Union City resident Marjorie George alias Marjorie Trnnes alias Marjorie Pennies faced Erie County court for misrepresenting finances and marital status to obtain 48240 in public assistance. She was sentenced to 3 years in jail with immediate probation and ordered to repay the funds, starting with 50 this week, plus fines and costs. Address listed as 66 Waterford Street Union City.
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Erie
Union City
Marjorie George
Marjorie Trnnes
Marjorie Pennies
Erie County
Waterford Street
Raymond George
County Board of Assistance
State Department of Public Welfare
Plane crash kills man near Colver Pennsylvania
A man was killed when a plane crashed in a field near Colver in Cambria County. Police tentatively identified the victim as Dr. Joseph Clancy Jr. of Osceola Missouri from papers found at the crash site. The plane flew low over Colver before plunging onto the Dock Jones farm about a mile north of town. The cause of the crash was not determined immediately.
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Culver
Cambria County
Joseph Clancy Jr
Osceola
Colver
Dock Jones Farm
Noted Kabuki Actor Enno Ichikawa Dies in Tokyo
Enno Ichikawa, a 75 year old renowned Kabuki actor, died yesterday in Tokyo from heart failure. He was a leading figure in traditional Japanese theater with a career spanning decades and performances across major stages.
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Tokyo
Enno Ichikawa
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