Hearings Resume On Milk Price Cut Dispute
Commonwealth Court in Harrisburg reopens to consider making permanent a preliminary order halting two dairy chains from selling milk below state mandated prices. Lily-Penn Food Stores of Philadelphia and Louden Hill Farms of Dimock faced a challenge after mills challenge, with appeals to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and a prompt high court remand for full hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
State Mill Control Commission
William W. Lipsitt
Lily - Penn Food Stores, Inc
Philadelphia
Louden Hill Farms, Inc
Dimock
Luzerne County
Lily-Penn
Cumberland Farms
Riverton
N.J
Louden Hill Farms
Scranton
Wilkes Barre
Commission
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
High Court
Harold Kohn
Lily Penn
Cum
Seek Legal Action To End Teacher Walkout
In Hubbard Ohio the school board ordered its legal counsel to start proceedings to end the teachers strike while nearby Youngstown kept negotiations going and avoided legal action. About 40,000 students were on holiday as strikes continued into a third day.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Hubbard Board of Education
Hubbard
Trumbull County
Hubbard Federation of Teachers
Penelec Manager Here Named To Division Post
Allen H. Kuhn, district manager for Penelec Corry, is promoted to division superintendent of operations effective January 1. Edward A. Zarger becomes division sales manager in Corry, Roy R. Smith moves to Erie as southern division sales manager, with temporary Erie assignment. Kuhn’s career spans from 1946 through Corry district manager since 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelec
Allen H. Kuhn
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Corry
Kuhn
Edward A. Zarger
Erie
Earl T. Cherry
Camden L. Imhoff Jr
Zarger
Roy R. Smith
Penelee
Johnstown
Kohn
Altoona
Taylor urges bombing stays to aid peace talks
Gen Maxwell D Taylor argues that continued air strikes on North Vietnam bolster Saigon and deter negotiations. He warns against dropping bombing to start talks, calling for a hard edged policy and a free, independent South Vietnam. He cites military gains from greater U S troop involvement and a clamp on North Vietnamese expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maxwell D. Taylor
North Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Johnson
The
Manufacturing Chemists Association
North
Saigon
Walt Disney Recovers From Lung Surgery
Walt Disney undergoes surgery to remove part of his left lung for a polo injury related lesion. Doctors expect a return to full work in four to six weeks after his release from St Joseph Hospital. He resumed limited duties in his office yesterday according to a studio spokesman.
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Walt Disney
Burbank
Calif
Disney
St. Joseph ‘Hospital
Clark Backs East West Ties Talks With Soviets
Sen Joseph Clark and Sergei Romanovsky discussed potential improvements in East West relations during a one hour meeting in Moscow. The discussion focused on cultural exchange and diplomatic ties as part of ongoing investigations by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Dr M M Ines, a Youngstown physician and school board member, carried a picket sign during a separate board meeting about a teachers strike reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sergei Romanovsky
Soviet State Committee
Szucs
Step Up Air Attacks Against Viet Cong
AP report details intensified air sorties over North and South Viet Nam supporting Operation Attleboro and Operation Paul Revere. Weather improved, 59 bombing missions flown, one American plane shot down, first loss since November. Porter to head civilian pacification push as ground fighting subsides and troops prepare Thanksgiving, with further reports on South Viet Nam desertions.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Operation Attleboro
Tay Ninh
Paul Revere
North Viet Nam
Ing
William J. Porter
Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
Mother Kills Children Then Self in State Line Tragedy
In State Line Franklin County, 25-year-old Mary C Crider killed her six year old son Shawn with a .22 rifle then shot herself with a 16 gauge shotgun. Police report her husband George B Crider was hunting in Virginia and was sedated on return. A note was found but not released.
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Harrisburg
State Line
Franklin County
Mary C. Crider
Shawn
John P. Manges
Crider
Police Asked To Protect Trucks At Plant Standoff
Automatic Sprinkler Corp of America sought police escort for trucks moving through picket lines at the Mahoning County plant in Youngstown. One unit has been on strike for seven weeks by Local 1638 of the United Steel Workers. Negotiations between union and company continued. The sheriff's office, not Youngstown police, is responsible for escorts and enforcing a court order on pickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, Ohio
Automatic Sprinkler Corp. of America
United Steel Workers of America
Patrick J. Melillo
Mahoning County
Kennedy grave third anniversary observance at Arlington
Children place flowers at President John F. Kennedy’s grave on the third anniversary of his assassination in Arlington National Cemetery. Mrs. Shriver, sister of the late president, and children Marie 11 Timmy 7 and Bobby 12 attend. Shriver is director of the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Shriver
Marie
Timmy
Bobby
Office of Economic Opportunity
Safety Hazards In U S Foreign Cars Trucks Recall
Detroit reports a large scale safety recall affecting more than half a million U S built cars and trucks. The recall follows hazards found in recent months as industry faces a sales lag and production cuts with foreign rivals also implicated. Owners will have labor and part replacement costs covered by manufacturers under the Highway Safety Act of 1966. Continued on Page Four.
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Detroit
Washington
U.S
Rolls-Royce
England
Japan
Honda
Three Corry youths hurt as car hits tractor on road
Three Corry youths escaped serious injury when their car lost control on a sharp curve eight miles from Corry on the Columbus Lottsville road and rammed a parked farm tractor and trailer. Ray MarLett, 17, was treated for a shoulder injury, while Timothy McMichael, 18, and George Weber, 15, sustained cuts and bruises. Total damage to vehicles estimated at $1,000. Police said possible charges are pending.
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Corry
Columbus- Lottsville
Ray MarLett
Concord Street
Max Manwaring
Bear Lake
MarLett
Corry Memorial Hospital
Timothy McMichael
Essex Street
George Weber
Franklin Street
Union City
Corry State
Harrison W. Dick
Weedville
Richard Kriger
Attica
N.Y
Kriger
Dick Machine
Two Pilots and Stewardesses Honored for Heroic Action
Miami Beach AP report cites two pilots and two stewardesses for heroic action after Allegheny Flight 604 crash near Wirt Pennsylvania on July 23, 1965. Barbara Ann Creske of Scranton is named among the crew receiving a gold medal for aiding and evacuating passengers and crew.
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Miami Beach, Fla
Barbara Ann Creske
Scranton
Miss Creske
Allegheny Airlines
Wirt
Genevieve Blatt May Be Next U S Treasurer
Harrisburg AP reports Genevieve Blatt, defeated for re election as secretary of internal affairs, may be considered for appointment as Treasurer of the United States. The Treasury confirmed Kathry O Hay Granahan of Philadelphia resigned the $24,500 yearly post. Blatt said she heard the reports but would not comment. her term expires in January.
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Harrisburg
Genevieve Blatt
Internal Affairs
United States
Treasury Department
Kathry O'Hay Granahan
Philadelphia
Miss Blatt
Release More Moon Photos Show Moon Features
Lunar Orbiter 2 captured moon surface features that scientists will not fully speculate about. Photos released by Jet Propulsion Laboratory show protuberances like stalagmites 40 to 75 feet high with bases about 60 feet wide. NASA spokesman noted the craft orbits every 3 hours 28 minutes, staying within 25 miles of the moon.
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Pasadena
Call
Lunar Orbiter 2
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
National Aeronauics and Space Administration
State Director Defends Draft Lottery Plan
Pittsburgh AP state Selective Service director argues a national lottery would bring chaos to the orderly draft system. Brig. Gen. Henry M. Gross opposes lotteries, cites deferments for about 90,000 Pennsylvania college students, and backs preserving birthdate based calls while noting scholastic and industrial exemptions stay debated. A second item notes Navy plans to transport Newport flood relief clothes to Italy on regular Mediterranean cruises.
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Pittsburgh
Selective Service
Henry M. Gross
Gross
Pennsylvania
Newport
R.I
Navy
Italy
Mediterranean
Shortage forces reissue of old M1 rifles by Army
Washington AP reports the Army faced a temporary shortage of standard M4 rifles in the United States during September and October. Nearly 15,000 retired M1 rifles were pulled from depot stocks to fill the gap as the M1 was phased out in favor of the lighter M14. The Defense Department cites increased activations and training requirements for the deficit. Reissues ended October 21 and soldiers will receive M14 within four to six weeks while ongoing training uses the M14. No overseas troops are armed with the M1.
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Washington
Army
United States
Pentagon
Defense Department
Continental United States
Plane crash kills physician couple and Bucknell students
Lewisburg doctor pilot Dr Philip W Lankford and his wife Lois die in a light plane crash after takeoff en route to Florida for a Thanksgiving holiday. Bucknell students Paul Maes 22 and Vincent Sentkoski 24 also perish. The twin engine craft nosedived a half mile from the airport as witnesses reported trouble in light 20 degree weather. The group planned Jamaica and Miami trips before Bucknell classes were dismissed.
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Philip W. Lankford
Lois
Paul J. Maes
N. Oketo Ave
Chicago
Bucknell
Vincent P. Sentkoski
Mount Carmel
University
Mansfield State College
Lewisburg
Miami
Florida
Lankfords
Jamaica
Sentkoski
Lankford
Maes
Dr. Lankford
Howard Lankford
York
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Trumbull
David McLain
J.H. Wanamaker
Teachers Federation
Youngstown Education Association
Cleveland
Allen B. Kuhn
Vic
M. M. Ines
Young Ohio
S Inike
Art. Tech
Sargent Shriver
Eunlee
Lewisburg, Pa
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