Fire crew nab prankster after false alarm at Ajax Iron Works
A 16 year old boy pulled a false alarm at the Fourth avenue Ajax Iron Works warehouse at 9 20 p m Saturday. He was turned over to city police for interview with Police Chief Frank Carnegie next Saturday. He admitted the act but gave no reason. Other incidents include traffic violations by Santo Pate Jn 16 of R D 3 Corry and a license charge against Delores M Lindsey of Spring Creek. Police also report thefts, a car crash on Route 6 near Corry, snowball vandalism, ring loss, dogs impounded, egg throwing at McInnes Steel during a strike, and a 14 year old girl treated for a possible ankle fracture.
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Fourth Avenue
Ajax Iron Works
Frank Carnegie
Santo Pate
McInnes Steel
Elephant Names Baby Candy Free Roaming Nine Hours
A half ton elephant named Baby Candy escaped from a barn at Casey pony farm in Douglas Massachusetts and wandered nine hours before conservation officer Vincent Caraccio found her nine miles away. Owner Michael Sullivan retrieved the animal who bills her as the world’s smallest performing elephant and claims she loves candy.
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Douglas
Mass
Baby Candy
Claribel
Casey Pony Farm
Massachusetts
Vincent Caraccio
Michael Sullivan
Sullivan
Annual bid to seat Red China in UN under way
UN diplomats forecast defeat for Peking as the General Assembly debates recognizing Communist China. Cambodian Ambassador Huot Sambath will back a resolution by nonaligned and Communist states replacing Nationalist delegates. Wei Tao-ming defends the Nationalist government as votes are due by Friday.
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Red China
United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
China
Peking
Friends
Huot Sambath
Wei Tao-ming
Cambodia
Albania
Forest Fires Hit Carolina Woodlands
AP reports South Carolina saw 260 forest fires over the weekend burning more than 4,600 acres with 725 acres damaged on Saturday's 182 blazes and 3,898 acres burned. North Carolina canceled trash burning permits in 92 western counties as 162 fires caused 1,290 acres of damage. Weather stays dry with little prospect of rain.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Ralph C. Winkworth
Raleigh
Assembly Deadlocks On Seating Red China Across Years
The text notes repeated ties and inaction on seating Red China at the United Nations. In 1961 1962 and 1963 the issue was raised but not decided. In 1964 the assembly did nothing due to a U.S.-Soviet stalemate over peacekeeping assessments. In 1965 a 37-37 tie occurred.
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China
New Plan To Pay Hospitals Under Medicare
A new Medicare payment method will pay hospitals a fixed weekly amount starting January 1 based on a yearly cost estimate. Detailed service statements are not required in advance, with annual final settlements and audits. The plan, announced by John W. Gardner, aims to cut paperwork and allow midyear adjustments.
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Baltimore
Social Security Administration
John W. Gardner
Health, Education and Welfare
Gardner
Vitamin vaccination proposed to prevent childhood blindness
Beir ut Lebanon It costs five cents to provide a lifetime supply of vitamin A for one child. Yet 80 000 under four go blind yearly and many die for lack of this nutrient. Professor Donald S McLaren of the American University of Beirut urges a massive vitamin vaccination program to shield children during their first four years.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jack
Donald S. McLaren
American University of Beirut
McClaren
State Solon Hints At Break In Tax Hassle
Harrisburg AP Gov Shafer meets with four legislative leaders in a showdown on taxes. Aiming to return any agreement to caucuses, talks continue as the legislative session eyes a Dec 1 start for the Constitutional Convention. Plans push for a 500 million conservation bond, labor reform, ethics code, and air pollution pact, with milk control reform unlikely this year. Senate debate centers on legalizing flat horse racing as tax talks continue to overshadow action.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Senate
Stanley G. Stroup
Bedford County
Stroup
GOP
Schafer
Three Youths Find Eleven Thousand Two Hundred Six Dollars
Three Centralia youths Roger Ashby 16 Jerry Self 16 and Archie McDonald 15 turned in 11206 found in a glass jar on a farm. The jar contained 9900 in time savings certificates and 1906 in cash, certificates issued in an elderly man’s name now in a nursing home.
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Centralia
Roger Ashby
Jerry Self
Archie McDonald
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Carmen Morris
R. D
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Henry G. Hill
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Larry Amy
West Washington Street
Franklin Street
Snyder Circle
Martha Hovis
Charles Stroup
North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Penmaie
Buffalo
Roy Hereth
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Eggertsville
Terence J. Managan
Roman Catholic Order of Oratorian Fathers
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Mali
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Syria
United States
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Italy
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Hollywood
Rae
Ley Vas
Conde
Peay Ic
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Iae Larang
Ocern Hamiton Gas
Hamilton Gas
Pennsylvania Gas
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Frederic 0. Hess
Selas Corp. of America
Ernest P. Kline
House
Lee A. Donaldson
Herbert Fineman
Martin P. Mullen
Philadelphia
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