Plan Strict Ban On Fireworks In Pennsylvania
State Police Commissioner E Wilson Purdy announced enforcement of the Pennsylvania fireworks law for the year. The statute bans sale and use of fireworks except supervised public displays with municipal permits, with towns defined as cities boroughs and townships. Exemptions include certain toy devices and caps. federal rule also restricts shipment into states prohibiting fireworks.
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E. Wilson Purdy
Pennsylvania
Art collector G. David Thompson dies at 66 in Pittsburgh
Funeral services are planned for G. David Thompson a Pittsburgh industrialist and art collector who died Saturday at St Francis General Hospital at age 66 after a heart attack. Ten paintings were stolen from his Whitehall home in 1961 but were later recovered.
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Pittsburgh
G. David Thompson
Thompson
St. Francis General Hospital
Whitehall
Reading workshop trains 31 Corry area teachers
Thirty one teachers from Corry Area Schools completed a three day reading workshop held in Edinboro State College. They studied Linguistic Applications to Elementary Reading Instruction Phonics Instruction in the Elementary Reading Program and Programmed Material in the Elementary Reading Program.
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Bernard Porter
Winifred Clancy
Winifred~ Johnson
Lillie Tubbs
Columbus
Robert Damon
Florence Colegrove
M. 8. Reed
Viola Brown
Lawrence Anderson
Carl McIntyre
Concord
Ruth Dahlstrand
Martha Johnson
William Peiffer
Georgia Young
F. Lowe Edwards
J. Donald Watson
Ann Baressi
Steel Shavings On Pa Turnpike Cause 30 Flats
State Police report a tractor-trailer shed steel shavings along 40 miles of the Pennsylvania Turnpike on Saturday night. The debris caused more than 80 vehicles to have flat tires as it spread from the Blue Mountain Tunnel to the Sideling Hill Tunnel. The driver, George Steiner of New Stanton, was stopped. westbound traffic backed up nine miles at Tuscarora Tunnel.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
Blue Mountain
Sideling Hill
George Steiner
New Stanton
Tuscarora Tunnell
Navy Recruit Kenneth Locey Arrives at Great Lakes Training
Kenneth Locey son of Mr and Mrs John Locey R D 2 Corry has arrived at Great Lakes Naval Training Center for recruit training. He was sworn into the Navy in Pittsburgh under a 120 day delay program naming his leave date and training center. Locey was processed by Erie Navy recruiting and was active in high school sports before graduating from Corry Area High School. Seaman Locey will receive 14 days leave after recruit training before next duty at Dirksen.
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Kenneth Locey
John Locey
Corry
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Locey
Navy
Pittsburgh
Lovey
Erie
Corry Aves
Helen Keller Celebrates 85 Quiet Birthday
Helen Keller marked her 85th birthday in Easton Connecticut with family friends and a cake and champagne toast. The renowned blind and deaf author who has devoted her life to aiding the handicapped was celebrated during a restrained gathering. A traffic detour on Route 30 briefly directed the procession as cleanup equipment cleared debris from the turnpike.
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Helen Keller
Easton
Conn
Viet Cong steps up disruption in South Vietnam economy
Reports say Communist forces executed an American soldier and bombed a Salomon restaurant killing 44 people while threatening U.S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor. US sources note Viet Cong aim to cripple South Vietnam’s economy by destroying transportation and crops, cutting rice exports from 36 million in 1963 to 5 million last year.
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U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Texas
Johnson
George E. Reedy
Taylor
South Viet Nam
Luci Johnson Attends Optometric Convention in New Orleans
President Johnsons daughter Luci arrived in New Orleans and rode to her hotel with a young man described as a good friend. She will attend the American Optometric Association convention and work part time in a Washington optometrist office.
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New Orleans
Johnson
Luci
Capitol items move through a busy week in Congress
The Senate passed minor measures alongside a coinage bill while the House sent to the Senate bills funding the Defense Department and public works. A health aid program for the elderly under Social Security advanced in committee as voting rights rules move toward House approval next week.
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Defense Department
Waris
Senate House
House Rules Committee
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