Blaze at Sheffield Container Corp. mill causes $200 damage
Sparks from a rubbish fire blamed for a blaze at the Sheffield Container Corp. mill in Sheffield damage confined to crates of yellow pine in a dinging former Knox Glass Plant site. Assistant Fire Chief Robert Slack said burning rubbish in a pit spread to cardboard over stored wood.
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Chile quake leaves 300 buried as El Cobre hit hard
News crews report debris removal and rebuilding in southern Chile after Sundays quake. In El Cobre a 5 mile debris field blocks access to miners homes and bodies, with 45 recovered by Tuesday night. U S aid tents and kitchens aid victims but Chilean president Frei declines outside help saying they will manage alone.
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Chile
el Cobre
Armed Services
United States
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U.S
Eduardo Frei
Trout season opens April 17 with large Pennsylvania stocking
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission announces more than 1,859,700 trout will be stocked in state streams for the 1965 opening on April 17.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Fish Commission
Teachers Can Detect Child's Mental Illness
John J. Williamson of the Pressley House in Pittsburgh says teachers can spot mental illness in children by observing interactions with peers, responsibility, destructiveness, and friendships. He spoke at a Seton Hill College mental health forum.
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Pricked By Sharp Voice Of Conscience
Three Anaheim fourth graders at Central Baptist Day School recalled a prank when a helicopter bearing United States Marines hid a radio call. Jeff Donofrio 9 and friends Craig Lestmann 10 and Mike Hadsall 10 ordered the craft to San Francisco before confessing to school authorities. A Navy spokesman later said the helicopter was checking radio interference and cleared Jeff.
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Jeff Donofrio
Craig Lestmann
Mike Hadsall
Central Baptist Day School
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Jeff
708
Central
San Francisco
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Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
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Arm Sewed On After Accidental Severing At West Homestead Plant
Frank Roth a 43 year old molder at Mesta Machine Co suffered a four inch arm amputation at the elbow when a sand loading bucket struck him. Surgeons at Presbyterian University Hospital reattached the severed limb after six hours of operation and reported the arm appeared pink with a pulse. Roth remained in satisfactory condition after the operation. The incident followed initial treatment at Homestead Hospital where the arm and patient were iced for transfer.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian University Hospital
Frank Roth
Mesta Machine Co
West Homestead
Roth
Homestead Hospital
Presbyterian University
Seizure of 14 082 Pills Linked to Pa. Man
In Steubenville detectives seized 14 082 pills from 60 year old Saltsburg man David McLay. The drugs believed to be barbiturates and pep pills were found in 17 bottles inside his car. Retail value estimated at 1 408 dollars.
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Uno
Saltsburg
David McLay
Steubenville
McLay
Athens Hit by Strong Earth Tremor Shaking Downtown
A strong tremor struck Athens at 11 49 a m shaking downtown buildings for about five seconds. Police reported no casualties or serious damage and thousands fled in fright as authorities assessed the scene.
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Athens
Greece
Navy clarifies contact with pilot prior to incident
A Navy spokesman said the pilot had only exchanged calls with three radio cars on the ground the day before and spoke with no one else. The pilot and Jeff never spoke, and the pilot never heard Jeff or went to San Francisco, though it remains unclear if Peterson received the call.
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Navy
San Francisco
Peterson
Assessment Questions Answered on Property Taxes in Corry
A local official explains how base assessments, depreciation, and square footage affect taxes. A new roof rarely changes taxes unless it adds space. major remodeling may raise value, while tearing down structures lowers it. Uniformity and state changes in school merger plans loom over future assessments.
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Corry
Thomas Shupe
Shupe
State Department of Public Instruction
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Corry Jointure
Sparta
Crawford County
Corty
Miller to Reassess City Land and Buildings Next Spring
The city plans a full reassessment this summer with new values to take effect in 1967. Officials say the process will follow Miller's described formulas to ensure an equitable tax break for all property owners.
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GOP Seeks Broader Rights in Voting Fight
In Alabama the GOP argues for extended voting rights for Negroes as a response to civil rights protests. Senator Dirksen clashed with Perez over claims the voting rights bill spurred communist influence in the South. Dirksen called Perez's remark as foolish and demanded removal of the line from the record.
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Alabama
Dirksen
Perez
South
Illinois
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