Annual Gripes Over Handling Doe Licenses In Pa
Harrisburg AP reports deer hunters vent complaints yearly over antlerless licenses. The Pennsylvania Game Commission notes frustrations focus on issuance timing and county distribution. For 1963 the two day season begins Dec 16 with about 204,450 licenses and an expected 40,000 deer, based on herd size, past harvests, highway kills, and farm crop protection. Some counties saw early license distribution, prompting anger as rules and dates caused confusion. Law changes and explicit issuing rules are urged to curb recurring protests.
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Dauphin
County Treasurers Association
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Rockefeller Faces Goldwater In New Hampshire Contest
Former senator Rockefeller trails Barry Goldwater but plans an intensive personal campaign to win over New Hampshire voters. He accuses Goldwater of misjudging the economy and communism while arguing he better represents the progressive spirit of New Hampshire on foreign aid social legislation and the United Nations. Rockefeller criticizes Kennedy and positions himself as more in the mainstream of American life.
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Kennedy
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Meadville Pries t Monsignor Weschler Dies at 83
The Very Rev. Msgr. Andrew J. Weschler of Erie died in St. Agatha's rectory Meadville after a long priestly service to the parish of three years. Born 1880 in Erie he was ordained in 1904 and served St. Agatha's from 1916. A Pontifical Requiem will be held with burial in St. Agatha's cemetery.
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Frenchville
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Mockingbird Feigns Death Signal. Family Sees Tragedy
A pine bluff Arkansas tale reports a mockingbird banging on the Varnell home window for days. Neighbors offered theories until Monday when an uncle of the Varnells died, confirming some believed omen. The incident drew attention from the Pine Bluff Commercial.
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Strip mine operator Vizza receives first modern license
State law grants Joseph Vizza of Bell Vernon the first bituminous strip mine license after new strip mine laws were enacted in the recent legislative session. H Beecher Charmbury, secretary of mines, observes as the operator, seen center, accepts the license in a wirephoto from AP.
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Bell Vernon
H. Beecher Charmbury
William W. Scranton
Department of Nines
Americana wife wary of packrat husband who hoards
Joy Stilley in New York recalls Hal Boyle's Americana column style tale about a husband who hoards every item he finds. From an orange peel to a solid oak headboard the clutter grows as he rescues junk for future use. The family coping through generations of salvaged odds and ends is described with humor.
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Joy Stilley
New York
Salvage and a Lost Jacket in a Local Encounter
During a walk we found large crates behind a store. A companion pried them apart, salvaging nails to take home. He hid the nails in a handkerchief then realized his birthday jacket was left at the scene. We returned, but the jacket was gone.
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Rhome
Moonshiners Automated Push-Button Still Seized Near Georgia
State and federal agents raided a north Georgia community Wednesday night, seizing a large push-button operated moonshine still. The operator reportedly primed the device and ran it by electric controls from a nearby house.
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Loans Plate To Non-Driver, Both Charged
Titusville police charged Gary Nichols 24 with operating an unlicensed vehicle and driving a car bearing a Teensé plate. Martha Ann Anthony of Pleasantville faces charges for permitting an unlicensed operator to use her plate and for permitting its use on a vehicle other than issued. Nichols’ car crossed the northbound lane, hitting a fence. he sustained a possible head injury.
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Titusville
Gary Nichols
Martha Ann Anthony
Pleasantville
N. Allen Love
Nichols
Fearful cancelation ends debut dance in Philadelphia region
Fernanda Wat Wetherill’s Philadelphia debut dance is canceled and funds redirected to a local boys’ school. Don Keas Jr cites fear of violence after a Long Island mansion incident tied to Fernanda’s debt. The postponed event referenced a planned Ball for Perrinday, connected to John Wanamaker’s store founder's family, but safety concerns prompted the shift.
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Fernanda Wat Wetherill
Philadelphia
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Keas Jr
Mise Wetherill
Ollie
Fernandi
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N.Y
Eal Boys
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John Wananaker
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