Phone Service Rates Bettered To Columbus
The General Tel plans to extend the base calling area northeast of the city to Columbus and the Dodd Development effective July 19. Clifford Taylor said the change, filed with the Public Utility Commission at Harrisburg, will affect 61 subscribers paying mileage rates and about 110 others on standard rates. The extension will save the 61 existing users about 1900 dollars annually and widen the area for six Columbus subscribers with lower mirage rates as base limits move closer.
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General Tel One 7
Corey’ Sxchange
Columbus
Dodd
Clifford Taylor
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Taylor
Route
Columbus Area
Cosmopolitan Phone Call Goes Awry in San Francisco
John Nasternak tried to place a local call Friday night and heard long distance cues from Atlanta Cleveland New York City Salt Lake City Anaheim and more. After 45 minutes he could not reach a local operator and finally completed the call next door. The phone company cited a malfunction as the cause.
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Ban Francisco
John Nasternak
Atlanta
Nasternak
Cleveland
Ohio
Wayne Loying
New York City
Salt Lake City
Utah
Anaheim
Calif
British Columbia
Canada
South Dakota
Finlly
Work Bee At Mesy Park Draws 60 Volunteers And Equipment
At Mesy Park an annual work bee drew about 60 volunteers including Rotary Club members, American Legion, Mead Park Association, and truck and bulldozer owners. Raymond Bachofner and George Andrus cooked for all, with city and private equipment provided free. the event also prepared Memory Lane for Memorial Day services. Norman Edinger said city gasoline and labor are donated, and costs would be prohibitive if paid by the park association.
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Mesy Park
Raymond
Pat) Bachofner
Raymond 1
Bachofner
Taquisifor
the Park
George Andrus
Rotary Club
Corry American Legion Post
Memory Lane
Mead Park Association
Park
Concord Township
Norman Edinger
Park Associattion
Edinger
Red China Plane Probes Indian Air Space Near New Delhi
An Indian newspaper reported a Soviet built Badger reconnaissance jet penetrated to within 129 miles of New Delhi on May 6. The Times of India said the plane was spotted at about 50,000 feet near Ambala. Indian air forces have bases in the region.
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DELHL
Intis
New Delhi
Times of India
Times
Ambala
Sir
Dem Leaders Weigh Move On Judge Post
County Democrats debate confirming Herbert Johnson as judge of the orphans court amid opposition from Dwyer and Carney. They fear Johnson as district attorney would help his November run, while Scarpitti would seek the DA seat. State Senator Lesler delays Senate endorsement to keep the races even.
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Herbert Johnson
Orphans Court
Corney
Johnson
James Dwyer
Ed Carney
Dwyer
State Senate
Scranton
Carey
Scarpitti
William Lesler
Senate
Harrisburg
Democratic County
May Weather Ends Cold Frigid With Storm Incoming
The nation endures a cool May as a new arctic air invasion looms from the northern Plains. Pacific Coast and southern regions show fair weather while west to midwest showers spread from Tennessee to the western mountains. Temperatures vary from the 40s in the Great Lakes to 82 in Phoenix with frosty risks prompting growers to use smudge fires and wind machines to avert late spring freezes.
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Weather Bureau
Northern
Plains
Pacific Coast
NJ Atlantic Seaboard
el E
Tennessee
Kentucky
Midwest
Great Lakes
Phoenix
Ariz
New England
Reno
T's
Cocoa Beach
Fis
Daytona Beach
Fla
Expect Good Apple Crop Despite Frost
Martinsburg Maryland and West Virginia area apple growers expect a solid harvest after a late frost. Henry W. Miller of Paw Paw says tonnage may fall but overall crop should rebound as bumper production had been forecast. Miller heads Consoli dated Orchards Co. of Paw Paw, a top national shipper. He cites a tougher freeze in northern Pennsylvania New York and Michigan.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Appalachian Fruit Belt
Henry W. Miller
Paw Paw
Miller
Consoli, Dated Orchards Co
Pendytrains
New York
Michigan
Kennedy Meets French Envoy Amid Europe Talks
Washington reports a Kennedy Couve de Murville meeting on French policy differences with the United States. Officials deny any planned U S French summit as NATO negotiates a deputy for nuclear strategy and reinforces a British V bomber force and Polaris submarines while France pursues an independent arsenal.
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Washington
API
U.S
Kennedy
Maurice Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Stronly
Europe
United States
NATO
Ottawa
Lyman Lemuitzer
France
Britain
Mennonite Leader John E Hattzler Dies at 94 in Goshen
Lancaster report says Dr. John E. Hattzler age 94 of Goshen Ind a veteran lecturer and president of three Mennonite organizations died after suffering a heart attack while in hospital yesterday.
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Lancaster
John E. Hattzler
Goshen
Ind
Foreign Aid Rock Bottom Four Billion Claimed by Clay
Washington reports quote Clay asserting rock bottom for foreign aid spending at four billion dollars, noting Kennedy asked for more earlier. The closed session committee discussion cited a $421 billion pending total and a plan to concentrate funds to boost effectiveness, while Kennedy later trimmed his request to four and a half billion.
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Rock Bottom
Clay
Lintelay
Congress
America
House
Fonvian
Kennedy
Two Climbers Stranded On Everest Rescue Planned
Katmandu Nepal AP Two frostbitten climbers Bishop and Unsoeld the Washington DC and Corvallis Oregon alpinists remained stranded at high camp near the summit awaiting airlift. Expedition leader Dyhrenfurth said a helicopter could reach them in a day or two but thin air at 14 000 feet complicated the plan. Nearby team members Hornbein and Unsoeld reached the summit via the west ridge while a butane cooking fire in camp delayed the ascent and burned the climbers beards.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Barry C. Bishop
Washington, D.C
William F. UN- Boel
Corvallis
Ore
Katmandi
Norman R. Dyhrenfurth
Gilbert Roberts
Bishop
Shold
Ryhrenfurth
Everest
Thomas F. Hornbein
San Diego
Calif
Luther G. Jerstad
Eugene
U Nder
U.S. Agency For International Development
Monilay
Thyangboche
Sherpa
Nariche Bazar
Hornbein
Mthorto
West
Tibet
Iim
Dersted
Dyhrenfurth
Award Contracts For ESC Work At Edinboro State College
The General State Authority awarded $892,299 in contracts for a new science classroom building at Edinboro State College, including a two story main block and a single story library seminar and herbarium wing. Contracts announced yesterday covered general construction to Alger Ray and Associates of Cleveland for $478,885, ventilation to Sans Corp of Jamestown New York for 8 400, plumbing to McCerl s Plumbing and Heating Co of Beas Set Pails for 73 424, and electrical to Herman Electric Co Inc of Erie for 9128 020.
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Harrisaurgari
Genera
Tas
Edinboro State College
General Construction
Alger-Ray and Associates, Inc
Cleveland
Sans Corp
Jamestown
N.Y
Premier Khrushchev Accepts Cuba Invitation
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev accepted Fidel Castro's invitation to visit Cuba and reaffirmed Soviet readiness to defend Cuba if attacked. The joint communique also warned invasion would compel Soviet aid with all means at its disposal, while Washington challenged the no invasion pledge.
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Moscow
Shrushehty
Tass
Khrushchev
Castro
America
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Cubs
United States
Soviet Union
Republc
State Department
Washington
Kennedy
Caxtro
Wallace plans next move in Alabama race clash
Alabama Governor George Wallace, challenged by federal courts to block university integration, plans his next steps as a June 3 injunction hearing looms. The case centers on enforcing U S court orders and resisting federal authority while two Negro students seek summer enrollment at the University of Alabama. Also report on Kennedy meetings with Black leaders in New York to discuss civil rights progress and northern race tensions.
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Birmingham
Ala
George ©. Wallace
U.S
University of Alabama
Seybourn H. Lynne
Lynne
Justice Department
Wallace
Sevon
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
David M. McGlathery
Huntsville
MaInne
McGlathery
Huntsville Extension Center
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
New York
Robert F. Kenedy
North
James Baldwin
Lena Horne
Lorraine Hansberry
Kennedy
Niot É
New York Times
Manhattan
Jewsb
Baldwin
Elong
Drowned Man Thrown From Horse Near Vanonssurg Pa
Thomas Potts a 17 year old laborer aboard Justa Boat farm near Van onssurg was drowned yesterday after apparently being thrown into a lake by a horse. His body was recovered from the lake three miles north of the community where he had been working for the farm’s horse trainer.
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Vanonssurg
Po- Nee
Thomas Potts
Justa
Washington County
Censure for minister who married Rockefeller wife
United Presbyterian Church in White Plains censured Rev. Marshall L. Brith for marrying Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller to a divorced woman without presbytery approval. The May 4 ceremony involved Margaretta Murphy, mother of four, and the censure, the lightest penalty, could lead to expulsion. The case followed a presbytery hearing and statements from Mrs. Wagner, wife of the mayor, about council and advice.
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White Plains
United Presbyterian Church
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaretta F. Murphy
United Presbyterian of the
Marshall L. Brith
Sugar Bubble To Burst May Hurt Buyers
Agriculture officials warn that a speculative sugar price bubble may burst soon and hurt buyers as prices drop. Undersecretary Charles Murphy cites congressional interest and planned hearings to study the sugar market. Murphy says US supplies will be ample, with large new commitments from foreign nations pushing 1983 totals above last year’s consumption. People who stocked up at high prices risk losses when prices fall.
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Washingson
Agriculture Department
Charles
Murphy
Senate Finance Committee
House Banking Subcommiter
U. S
Europe
Cuba
United States
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