600 Dozen Eggs Burn As Truck Catches Fire
A truck loaded with about 600 dozen eggs valued at over 100 dollars burned yesterday east of Franklin when an exhaust pipe ignited the wooden bed. Trooper John Novosil said the truck, stopped near a construction site, caught fire after the driver Donald Knorr, 19, of Sykesville, opened the rear doors and smoke appeared.
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Franklin
John Novosil
Frankelin Barracks
Donald Knorr
Sykesville
Maryland man wins $500000 brain injury verdict
A Maryland man received $500000 from Allegheny County Common Pleas Court for permanent brain damage from a December 9 1957 auto crash near Keyser West Virginia. Lloyd W. Smith 28 formerly of Lonaconing Maryland was a passenger in a car driven by Willa J Wiland 29 of Baltimore when the collision occurred.
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Pittsburgh
Maryland
Allegheny County
Reds Behind Kid Uprisings At University
A Senate committee blamed President Kerr for student unrest at UC Berkeley citing eased security and alleged former communist ties among faculty. The report, signed by Burns and Quick, criticizes campus opening to communist officials and warns of dangers from the movement. It notes the Berkeley uprising grew from student dissatisfaction and featured a sit in at Sproul Hall in December.
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University of California
Clark Kerr
UC Berkeley
State Senate
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Un-American Activities — Senate
Aaron W. Quick
Stephen Pe ‘Teale
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Kerk
Mem. 3
Berke Ley
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Anong
Spekel
Art
John Birch Society
Senate
Berkeley
Sproul Hall
Dee
Sante
Deaths George F. Ross 91 in Spring Creek Township
George F. Ross, 91, of Spring Creek Township, died yesterday at Quiet Acres Nursing Home West Spring Creek after a three day stay. Born February 4, 1874, he lived in Spring Creek most of his life, worked years ago at Stanford Brick Yard in Corry, and married Clara Smith in 1898. Survived by one son, Milton, one sister Gertha Cummings, three brothers James, Brad, Clair, and Fred, with services tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at Spring Creek Congregational Church burial in Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Quiet Acres
West Spring Creek
Mr. Ross
Spring Creek Township
Corry
Stanford Brick Yard
Clara Smith
Milton G. Ross
A. A
Gertha) Cummings
Union City
James R. Ross
Brad Tord
Clair Ross
Stanfield
Ariz
Fred L. Ross
Bracken Funeral Home
Jesas, Bean
Space Twins Celebrated By President In Washington Welcome
Gemini astronauts returned with Exceptional Service Medals after a day of parades and receptions. President Johnson invited the McDivitts Whites and Mathews families to the White House for a swim and late supper, ending with a private movie screening.
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Jones
Paris
Washington
Pennsylvania
Applausa
Thotsands
Senat Apse
McDivitts
Whites
Mathews
Plot to Bomb Shrines Nets Three Sentences
Three New York City men and a French Canadian woman received maximum prison terms up to 10 years for conspiring to blow up national monuments including the Statue of Liberty the Liberty Bell and the Washington Monument. Judge Herlands suspended the sentences for three months of probationary study with a potential reappearance for final disposition.
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NEW York
William B. Herlands
Herlands
New York City
Washington Monument
Montreal
Titan 3C Rockets Fire for Precision Flight Progress
The Air Force aims to develop Titan 3 as a versatile quick-reaction booster for manned and unmanned payloads. Plans include a space station lab to test military tasks in orbit, with unmanned labs launching on Titan 3D rockets next year and a possible first manned lab by late 1967 or 1968. A lead payload marked the test flight, with future missions considering a communications satellite as a potential second flight.
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Air Force
Une
U.S
Russia
Titan Versus Saturn: Space Boosters Clash Over Fuel Safety
The Air Force backs the Titan booster for quick action, citing military necessity, while NASA bets on the Saturn rocket with its liquid-fuel system. NASA worries solid fuels are not yet proven for safe manned missions, though military officials claim advanced solid fuels are safer. Upcoming Titan tests may settle the debate.
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Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Titan
Used Cars Outsell New Models Says Car Dealer Advice
An article notes two used cars sold for every new one and many motorists prefer used vehicles due to price and depreciation. It warns of risks in future repairs and promotes Heberlein Motors five safeguards to prevent misrepresentation, disclosure of former owners, and price transparency.
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Heberlein
Motors
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