Oregon GOP Primary Winds Up as Rockefeller Campaigns
In Oregon three Republican contenders press last pleads while Gov. Nelson Rockefeller tours Portland and Washington, as Goldwater and Nixon allies claim momentum. Rockefeller warns the party risks being dominated by radical views and questions where absent candidates stand in the final push before the Tuesday vote.
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Cuban Raids Begin Amid Bay of Pigs Aftermath
Exiles report Cuban raids extend beyond Polon as commandos blow a mill and withdraw while guerrillas return to hills. Some townspeople support attackers. Castro accuses US of provocation via economic blockade and mercenaries. He cites losses of 70 000 bags of sugar and wounded workers’ families. Manuel Artime linked to Wednesday raid.
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Pa couple wed in plane high above Big Valley
A Methodist minister married Merle Eugene Smith and Carol Day Howell 3000 feet over Big Valley near Lewistown, assisted by pilot Howard Gwin. Both spouses are licensed pilots. Mrs Smith has 600 flying hours and runs charter trips. The ceremony was kept secret until today and the couple’s witness was the pilot.
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Mount Union
Carol Day Howell
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Merle Eugene Smith
Ferguson Valley
Howard Gwin
Bessemer
Teen charged in vandalism at Chartier-Houston High School
Washington County police arrested 19 year old Russell Adams of Houston on burglary larceny and malicious mischief charges over damage at Chartier Houston High School worth about 15000 dollars. Windows were broken desks overturned and typewriters damaged.
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Tate urges Musmanno to withdraw from Democrat race
Philadelphia Mayor James Tate urged State Supreme Court Justice Michael A Musmanno to bow out of the Democratic senatorial primary to support party harmony. Tate predicted Genevieve Blatt would win the nomination after 44 of 67 counties reported, with Blatt leading by about 1,000 votes in final tallies. Miss Blatt would then face incumbent Republican Senator H. Scott in November.
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U S Replaces Old Copters In Viet Nam
Washington reports the Army is completing the withdrawal of aging CH21 helicopters known as flying bananas from South Vietnam and replacing them with turbine powered UH-1 and UH4 models. More than 100 UH-1s are already there as old choppers stop flying combat missions amid Pentagon controversy.
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Final Rites for Mrs Myrtle M Rowe at Bracken Funeral Home
Final rites for Mrs Myrtle M Rowe will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Corry Christian Science Church to Host Lecture by Howard Iewin
Howard Iewin a Cd Seience Practitioner and former US Military Intelligence Service member will speak next Tuesday at 8 15 pm at Corry Christian Science Church East Columbus Avenue and Wayne Street His talk titled The Dynamic Theology of Scientific Christianity notes include his California teaching career and USC graduate background.
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Weaver Polls District Voters
A set of district voter questions continues from page one covering policies including aid programs costs, Viet Nam policy, farm subsidy controls, overtime pay, Social Security funded medical care for the aged, Bible reading in schools, World War I veteran pensions, urban renewal, and proposals for a domestic Peace Corps and a Civilian Conservation Corps style program with various first year costs.
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Rattlers Loose ShudderTown Officials Hunt Snakes Near Schools
In Edinburg Texas residents feared 10 to 20 hungry rattlesnakes roaming near schools after a bone yard joke release. About 15 of the reptiles survived a nightlong snake hunt that drew police, volunteers and 150 residents armed with flashlights and sticks. The perpetrator, Roger Miller, planned to sell the snakes for 75 cents a pound and kept them in a wood box hidden in an old car body before they escaped through a vented window. Police chief Leroy Easton warned for student safety as the search continued near Pan American College and local schools.
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Rio Grande Valley
Roger Miller
Laredo
Miller
Leroy Easton
Pan American College
Crane Boom Falls 100 Feet Injures Seven in Center City
A 100-foot crane at an apartment project collapsed into a Center City street, injuring seven people and rupturing gas and water mains. Riggers Reid Lappin, Charles Edman, and Alon Baxley were hurt. car occupants Frederick Brooks, Dwight Alexander, and Matte Trolio were struck by debris. rookie officer Leslie Sawyer was hit by bricks. Hundreds of commuters were delayed as evacuations closed nearby stores, hotels, and offices.
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Leslie Sawyer
Sawyer
Hahnemann Hospital
Cornell Co
Reid Lappin
Springfield
Delaware County
Charles Edman
Denville
N.J
Alon Baxley
Moonachie
Larger Incomes Boost Erie County SS Checks
New Social Security figures show Erie County residents receive higher annual pension checks than most areas. The January 1 rate was 873 dollars per year versus 794 nationally and 855 in Pennsylvania, with total local payments over 24 million dollars to 27 596 recipients including retired and disabled workers and their families. Further expansion proposals would raise benefits and payroll taxes to fund the increase.
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Social Security Administration
Bria County
Erie County
United States
Pennsylvania
Titusville Gets Plastics Firm With 150 Jobs
Titusville industrialist Noel J. Poux announced the purchase of two Struthers Wells buildings in Titusville to house a new plastics products company. The venture is expected to employ about 150 people.
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