Pennsylvania Consumer Bill Sparks Senate Review
Harrisburg AP reports Senate Majority Leader Stanley G. Stroup said Republicans will study the labor backed consumer protection bill passed by the House 151 to 44 before deciding what to do. The measure would cap annual credit sales interest at 12 percent and require full disclosure of interest costs and payment schedules.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Stanley G. Stroup
House
Stroup
Business Organization
Banking Committee
Peter T. Dumbauld
Somerset
Rep
C. L. Schmitt
D - Westmoreland
Argentine President Will Woo Peronistas
In Buenos Aires the new military regime led by Lt Gen Juan Carlos Ongania seeks to win over Peronist loyalties as it moves to reform Argentina. The junta, after a bloodless coup ousted President Ilia, plans wide economic and political changes to rebuild prestige and modernize, with a cabinet streamlined and the armed services led by its chiefs.
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la Ongania
Pascual A. Pistarini
Arturo Illia
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Carlos Ongania
Juan D. Peron
Ongania
Arturelia
Peron
Ilia
Army
Navy
Air
Air Strikes Hit Hanoi Haiphong Fuel Depots In Major Pact
U S Air Force and Navy jets bombed fuel depots near Hanoi and Haiphong, reporting flames and high smoke. The strikes, 25 minutes long, hit 38 tanks and disrupted North Viet Nam fuel flow, with pilots noting heavy anti aircraft fire over Hanoi but lighter over Haiphong. Radio Hanoi claimed several planes shot down and pilots captured. The broader war shift saw South Viet Nam reports few contacts as Buddhist tensions ease with Thich Tam Chau gaining support, while Thich Tri Quang persists with hunger strike.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Radio
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tam Chau
Thich Tri Quang
Quang
Red River
Constellation
Ranger
Professor Donald L. Clark Dies in Attleboro Mass
Dr. Donald L. Clark aged 77 and a professor emeritus of rhetoric at Columbia University died Monday in Attleboro Massachusetts. He taught rhetoric at Columbia from 1918 to 1957 and helped shape the department's early development.
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Attleboro
Mass
Donald L. Clark
Columbia University
Clark
Columbia
City Plans Paving Of Two Parking Lots This Year
Erie courthouse transfers record the city purchasing a new lot off Park Street from Mildred Sorenson for 5000 and a four and a half foot strip from Nicholas Papathopoulos for 500. The rear Buyer's Fair lot will hold about 20 metered spaces and a rear G C Murphy lot will be prepped for paying. Total investment in both lots will be 23000 for 60 spaces, a bargain versus nearby towns.
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Erie
Park Street
Mildred Spencer Sorenson
Nicholas D. Papathopoulos
G. C. Murphy Co
Corry
Humphrey urges churches to act on conscience issues
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told an audience in New York that churches should speak and act on conscience issues affecting their communities. He spoke after receiving the Brotherhood Award at a National Conference of Christians and Jews event.
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HHH
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Brotherhood
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Tragic Zoo Death At Madison In Elephant Attack
Ruth Ellen Freedman, 2, died at Henry Vilas Park Zoo after being pulled into an elephant cage by Winkie an Asian elephant. Michael Sharpe recalled a mother scream as the 344 ton animal crushed the child against bars and dragged her inside the enclosure. Coroner Clyde Chamberlain attributed fatal injuries to being trampled after the child was inside the cage. Ruth Ellen was visiting Madison with professors Ralph Freedman and his wife from Princeton University. Continuous coverage noted the incident occurred Tuesday with authorities investigating the fatal incident.
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Madison, Wis
Michael Sharpe
Henry Vilas Park Zoo
Winkie
India
Michael
Ruth
Ellen Freedman
Ralph Freedman
Princeton University
Ruth Ellen
Dane County
Clyde Chamberlain
Madison
Freedman
University of Wisconsin
Youth burglars admit 60 church thefts in North Harmony
Ten youths, including one who admitted entering churches at least sixty times, are to be turned over to the county probation office. Over a year, the group stole small amounts from votive candle boxes to a car in the McInnes Steel Co. lot. Police Chief Carnegie said more youths may be involved as investigations unfold, with links traced to three older suspects held in Chautauqua County jail. Churches robbed include St. Elizabeths, St. Thomas, First Presbyterian, First Methodist, Episcopal, EUB, Seventh Day Adventist, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Church of the Nazarene, and Assembly of God. They also took basketballs, bicycles, model cars, candy, beer, and more.
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McInnes Steel Co
Frank Carnegie
Carnegie
Chautauqua County
Jamestown
St. Elizabeth's
St. Thomas
First Presbyterian
First Methodist
Episcopal
EUB
Seventh Day Adventist
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Church of the Nazarene
Assembly of God
Presbyterian Church
Elk and
Center Streets
Grand Valley
Fran and
Jim
Corry Jamestown
Strike A Quick On And Off Affair Here
Local Penelec supervisors prepared to man strike stations yesterday after noon when word flashed the strike was not on Picketing was not scheduled here until this morning Penelec has a detailed plan to keep the system in service should workers walk off The tone suggested optimism that negotiations would resume and settle the dispute
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Penelec
Lato
Stranded 2 Days As Boat Runs Out Of Fuel
An Ashtabula family of six nearly starved for two days after their 19‑foot cabin cruiser ran dry on Lake Erie during a weekend picnic. Ronald Minick 23 Joyce 26 and their four children were rescued after drifting east toward East Pa and a boy and his mother on shore towed the boat to land.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
Ashtabula
Lake Erie
Ronald Minick
Joyce
Erie
Boy 13 Drowns After Storm Sewer Trek in Pittsburgh
Two Edgewood youths sought shelter in a storm sewer during a thunderstorm. Allan Nedostup, 13, was swept downstream and presumed drowned after clinging to the tunnel wall spikes. Wilmut Ulrick, 13, escaped and alerted police. Water rose an estimated 10 to 15 feet. Police searched Nine Mile Run to the Monongahela River, a mile and a half, without finding the body. Ulrick described watching Nedostup be pulled away as the water surged.
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Pittsburgh
Monongahela River
Allan Nedostup
Edgewood
Wilmut- Dag Ulrick
Nedostup
Ulrick
Gripes of Wrath Column Encourages Letters to Journal
Readers are invited to send grievances to The Carry Evening Journal postcard style. Submit non-personal complaints on items that irritate readers. The column promises publication in Saturday’s issue and urges readers to voice opinions publicly.
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Carry Evening Journal
Journal
Two Teens Die In Truck Collision Near Zelienople
In Butler County near Zelienople Pennsylvania two teenagers from Coraopolis died when two trucks collided on a rural road. The victims were Joseph A Arrigo 16 driver of one truck and passenger Donald Bucek 19. Two occupants of the second truck escaped injury.
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Zelienople
Coraopolis
Butler County
Joseph A. Arrigo
Donald Bucek
Secon
Corry Area School budget cuts debated and rumors of subsidies
The Corry Area Joint School Committee faced a $28,273 cut from the 1966 67 budget to limit millage and taxes across six districts. Rumors of a $50 million advance subsidy arose at Atlantic City, but officials cautioned against action, noting that any advance would be deducted from next year’s subsidies. The House proposal added a $4 million allocation with no strings attached.
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Corry Area
Thomas R. Shupe
Atlantic City
Senate
House
Harrisburg
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