Titusville Plant to Hire 280 First Year Jobs
Titusville.xan agreement signed to form Titusville Crankshaft and Machine Company. Standard Steel Division of Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton will operate the plant for Titusville Crankshaft, with loans sought from ARA, local banks, and the Titusville Industrial Fund. Hillcrest Crankshaft to relocate operations, bringing about 280 new jobs as Forge Works closes.
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Man Loses $100 After Phony Telegram Scam
Richard Loss of SAN Bernardino California received a telegram from Seattle asking for $100. The money was wired by his son Richard Loss Jr who did not travel to Seattle. Authorities said the telegram was a phony wire. Loss suffered a total $100 loss.
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Pennsy seeks approval to drop Corry passenger train
The Pennsylvania Railroad filed with the Public Utility Commission to discontinue the Erie to Emporium passenger run serving 11 communities including Erie, Corry, Union City, and Emporium. Officials cite an annual loss of 150000 dollars while civic leaders anticipate protests and argue the line still provides vital revenue from freight-related business. the carrier notes patronage has fallen to fewer than 10 passengers per direction.
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Clergymen urged to mold public opinion in politics
Rev. Dr. Edward T. Dahlberg, former president of the National Council of Churches, told Church of the Brethren pastors in Lincoln, New Mexico, that clergymen should engage editors and publishers and serve as counselors to political leaders to shape public life.
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GOP Balks At 6 Day Week Plan During Conventions
Washington AP President Johnson called Congress to a six day work week until the Republican national convention, provoking GOP protests led by Charles A. Halleck and Melvin Laird. Republicans fear a parity with the president’s agenda and expect recess for the July 6- convention period. Johnson urged action on about 30 proposals, including civil rights, poverty, and infrastructure, before adjournment. The push risks shortening a planned recess as discussions expand to include many programs and policy measures.
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Navigator dies after hatch blows off B52
In Lewiville Texas an Air Force navigator Capt Richard Carroll aged 35 was sucked from a B52 when a hatch door blew off. He fell six miles to his death and his body was found on a farm northwest of the town during a search by state and county officers.
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$130,000 Suit Against Corry Bank Under Way
The $130,000 suit by Thompson Maple Products Co. against Citizens National Bank of Corry is in its third day at the Erie County courthouse. Judge Elmer A Evans presides over a jury trial, with questions over bank liability for forgery by Emory Albers of Spartansburg and whether losses truly total $130,000. Albers, who pled guilty previously to forgery, faces sentencing after the bank case concludes. The case centers on forged checks and misappropriated logging slips, with the insurance bond provider and the Internal Revenue Service watching closely for tax implications.
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Ex CIA Chief Probes Missing Rights Workers in Mississippi
Former CIA chief Allen W. Dulles travels to Mississippi to coordinate a White House mission into the disappearance of three civil rights workers. FBI and state authorities widen a swamp and roadside search near Philadelphia as patrols sweep homes and communities for Andy Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Cheney. The trio vanished after James Cheney paid a $20 speeding fine, prompting Johnson to deploy federal help and for Dulles to meet with Gov. Paul B. Johnson and FBI leaders.
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Sentenced To Life In Prison For Habitual Crime
Ronald Jackson, 26, was sentenced to life imprisonment after a jury found him a habitual criminal under Ohio law. He had prior felony convictions for burglary, larceny, and armed robbery in 1958 and 1960, and was found innocent of participating in an armed robbery last week.
Ex-Senator Mayfield Dies in Tyler Texas
Tyler Texas mourns death of former U S Senator Earle B Mayfield a Democratic lawmaker who served Texas from 1922 to 1939 and was later succeeded by Tom Connally The obituary notes his long service and party affiliation in a concise regional biographical notice
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Viet Nam Taylor To Provide Unified Command
A report notes General Maxwell D. Taylor will take over as U S ambassador in Saigon and provide a unified command over civilian and military efforts in South Viet Nam. He will leave for the post within two weeks, with Westmoreland and U Alexis Johnson in key roles as military commander and political deputy.
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Lodge Sees Viet Nam War Not A Campaign Issue
Saigon AP Henry Cabot Lodge says the Viet Nam war should not be a U.S. presidential campaign issue, citing past administrations and a disaster history. He resigns as ambassador to South Viet Nam to aid Gov William Scranton's Republican bid. Goldwater criticizes Johnson McNamara indecision, while Lodge says Viet Nam is on the right track.
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Train Severs Arms Legs Loader Lives After Crash
In Los Angeles a 14 year old boy Walter Felder leaped between slow moving train cars. He was struck and both arms and legs were severed. Rescue crews found him alive and he was hospitalized as five surgeons fought to save him.
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