Rockefeller Opens Campaign For President In 1964 Bid
Gov Nelson Rockefeller declares candidacy for GOP nomination with a six minute national address and NH focus. He plans a NH swing including Nashua Concord and the first campaign headquarters as Goldwater leads polls. A make or break test in New Hampshire could reshape his bid amid questions about his private life.
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Albany
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Nashua
N.H
Concord
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Kennedy
Goldwater
Wings Cut Mars Trip Time to About 200 Days
Robert B. D. Remoret, director for advanced Titan launch vehicles, says adding wings to a Mars spaceship could halve travel time by enabling orbit hopping. He notes no target date for such a flight and cites 200 days round trip as a possibility versus the 30 months planners expected.
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Venyen
Mars
Robert B. D. Remoret
Titan
Martin-Matietta Corp
Earth
Local BPW Club Sponsors November CHEER Activities
The Corry Business and Professional Women’s Club becomes the first sponsor for The Overcomers’ Club handicapped group, handling two November sessions with Miss Judith Dwyer leading the Collegiates and group singing. Sponsors provide entertainment and refreshments, instructors for crafts, and volunteers to staff gatherings.
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Corry Business and Professional Women's Club
Overcomers
Norman Tarbell
BPW
Judith Dwyer
Miss Dwyer
Tarbell
Concord School Pta
Schools Week to Highlight Parent Nights Across Districts
National Education Week observance brings parents into area high and junior high schools starting Monday. Junior high parents visit 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in homerooms, while senior high parents attend Wednesday. Each teacher shares schedules and discussions cover attendance, tardiness, materials, and grading.
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Worry Area High School
Senator Dirksen Hurt In Auto Crash Near Herndon
AP report says Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois suffered minor injuries when an automobile collision occurred as he and Mrs. Dirksen traveled to the Capitol from their home near Herndon. Mrs. Dirksen broke a right foot. Dirksen sustained a small cut and both were taken to a clinic.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
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Dirksen
Capitol
Herndon
Mrs. Dirksen
Area Man Hospitalized After Crash
Noel Estes, 64, was hospitalized in fair condition at Union City Memorial Hospital after his car rolled over on Route 6 near Mill Village at 1 a.m. He lost control on the wet road in the rain and was treated for a severe chin laceration a jaw fracture and other injuries. Police estimated auto damage at $2,110.
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Noel Estes
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Union City Hospital
Rocky Move Won’t Move Goldwater on White House Bid
Barry Goldwater will not alter his timetable for a presidential decision despite New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller declaring his candidacy. Goldwater remains on vacation through November 19 and is set to address a Chicago Better Business Bureau meeting.
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Barry Goldwater
White House
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Better Business Bureau
Chicago
Woman killed as husband injured in Latrobe crash
Mrs. Margaret Ellen Shick, 42, of Latrobe was killed when a car struck a tree near Latrobe. Her husband Donald A. Shick, 42, the driver, was hospitalized with a broken leg and multiple injuries.
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Monald
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Latrobe Hospital
Teamsters Seek Record $250 Million Yearly Wage Pact
The Teamsters Union asks for a three year master contract covering about 400 000 trucking workers. Demands include 15 cent hourly raises for three years 1 more weekly for pensions 1 more weekly for health and welfare and extra fringe benefits such as three paid days off for death in a union member’s immediate family and improved vacation and dental care. Hoffa announced the package after consultative talks with a 75 member committee.
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Teamsters Union
Teamsters
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City Ordinance Violations Keep Police Busy
October police report shows a mix of city ordinance violations led to arrests and prosecutions. Fonted events include minors buying alcohol, rubbish offences, and two youths throwing pumpkins or eggs at cars, with stray dogs and curfew cited. Parking tickets total 25, with three larcenies and two drunken drivers pending court.
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Harley Drake
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Trieste
Italy
Paris
Divio
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Bill to Change Pa Constitution Falls Short in Vote
Unofficial statewide results show Pennsylvania constitution revision failing by about 99 271 votes counts with Philadelphia alone giving the measure a majority of 67 401 The vote margin in counties like Luzerne Berks and Erie could not overcome Philadelphia’s weight while three other amendments passed by wide margins including funding for college students and park expansion
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Eight Die From Gas Fumes In Two Incidents
In Huntingtonstown a farmhouse fire trap left six people dead from suspected asphyxiation after a gas heater and stove were left on while the home became overheated. Victims include Sara Jones, Chipsbelle Tynae, Laura Paysor, Louise Jordan, Glen Brown, and Curt McKee. In Pottsville a mine near Sharp Mountain killed twin brothers Ralph and Rich Studlack, 28, found in an abandoned mine after use of a gasoline motor that produced fumes. Authorities caution carbon monoxide caused the deaths. The father reported them missing before discovery.
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Here
Vietims
Saral Jones
Slater
Chipsbelle Tinae
Laura Paystor
Fila
Louise Jordan
Glen Brown
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Humtington
Virgil Mills
Pottsville
Sharp Mountain
Lowell Thomas Hospitalized In Detroit for Heart Ailment
Lowell Thomas, 71, radio news commentator and author, was admitted to Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit with a heart condition. He had appeared at a testimonial dinner the previous night honoring George B. Pierrot, host of a local televised adventure program.
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Lowell Thomas
Detroit
Henry Ford Hospital
George B. Pierrot
Allies blame Moscow for delaying convoy near Berlin
Western allies accuse the Soviet Union of arbitrary delay and threaten further harassment around Berlin after a 42 hour hold up of a 12 vehicle convoy at the Marienborn checkpoint. The convoy narrowly proceeded after protest and a final clearance Tuesday night.
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Russia
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Moscow
United States
Britain
France
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Marienborn
Antobahn
Four Men Die In Plane Crash Near Atwater Portage County
Four men died when a single engine plane crashed in a cornfield west of Atwater in Portage County. Victims included Memphis developers Paul Porliz Jr and Les Porliz. Howard L. Cooper 24 of Memphis. Loren I. Gates 82 of Buffalo New York, believed to be the pilot. The plane disappeared from Akrop Canton Airport in poor visibility. The wreckage spread over a quarter mile. cause undetermined. Gates was believed to be at the controls.
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Ono
Tennessee
Atwatern
Portage County
Paul Porliz, Jr
Leslie
Memphis
Howard L. Cooper
Loren I. Gates
Buflaloy N. Y
Alate Highway Patrol
Midland expansion plans for Steal Co. of America
Cru cible Steal Co. of America announced a $10 expansion at the Midland factory due to rising demand for stainleaf production. The project aims to boost operations and output capacity at the Pittsburgh area site.
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Pittsburgh
Midland
Crucible Steal Co. of America
Reorganization Plan Sets 1966 Guiding Rules For PA Schools
Harrisburg AP reports the new Board of Education adopts guidelines for Pennsylvania school district reorganization under the 1966 law. The plan mixes old and new concepts, allows exemptions, and aims to cut 2,056 districts to about 500 by 1967. It also outlines community college eligibility and a minimum 300 student enrollment after two years.
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Pennsylvania
Board of Education
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