Profits Rise for U S Manufacturing Firms to 8 Billion
Readable fragments show U S manufacturing profits reaching a high around 8 billion dollars in the first half of 1966. Report notes manufacturing sales, employment near record levels, consumer credit totals, and sector growth across key fronts amid the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wasiington
NSE VT
Khaw
Fedral ‘Trade Commiissor
Commission Pruoupeed
Marifvotrine
Awcumne Mies Pwc
Federal Reserve Board
Farmers in Bid For Higher Milk Prices Hearings Under Way
The State Milk Control Commission held hearings yesterday to determine if dairy farmers in western Pennsylvania should receive higher milk prices. Testimony cited increased costs for feed and machinery, while producers from Butler, Green County, and Westmoreland argued higher prices are needed to cover rising expenses. Weather and rainfall damage were noted as factors impacting milk production and farm costs.
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Evans Etty
State
Weelmoreland
McDougall
Butler County
Erie
Butler
Sanders
Trvona
Glenefield Coun
le Qlate
Balers
Renteaviiting
Healeee Herteatimany Feu
John McShea
Uuiernt
Carmyn M. Coulter
Asstelilion Mille
Sid Dr. Sanders
Car Crash Report From City Street Collision Details
A city street collision at an intersection near North Center Street involved drivers Claude Flycids and Betty Bace. Both parties reported no injuries and minor property damage, with estimated losses around $25. Police noted a vehicle accelerated unexpectedly, triggering the crash near a stop sign as traffic moved through the area.
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Betty Bacecus
B.J. Columbus
Mins Bacbussro
Claude Flycids
Mill Bivens
Arulersom
Ruth
Neréleris
Cols
Urigin
Supreme Court upholds death penalty for Moon in judge shooting
Norman Moon, aged 30, was convicted of murdering Judge Allison Wade in Warren County Court during a 1954 hearing on a non support order. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed the death sentence, ruling the court properly evaluated Moon’s sanity under the Mental Health Act. Moon fled the courthouse after the shooting, then shot himself and was captured six miles away.
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Pittaburgh
Penns
Ivan
Hae
Norman We Moon
Sane Moon
Allison D. Wade
Ol Warren
Ute
Ehule
Nas Beer
Jadge Alexander G
Commission
Whal- Moon
ISL
Aete
Supreme Court
TD McKeon Chitchey
Advsory
Michael A. Maypanind
Moon
Witten
Alexander C. Flick
Zaid Moon
Jude Wade
Warren County
Connellsville
Polio Shots Keep Toll At New Low In Pennsylvania
State Health Department reports polio season in Pennsylvania near its peak, with only one new case among 127 to date. Secretary Mintzson notes 1953 record high and forecasts 1958 cases well below recent years as vaccine coverage reaches over 344 million doses administered nationwide.
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Harrisburw
State Health Department
Salkyudsine
Department
James D. Purvis
Aby Yateine
Berwyn F. Minttison
Ient
Tilyhlin
Mattison
Pennsylvania
Nensylvaniia Ao
Uta
Solon Leaves Bed To Vote For Civic Program
In New Kenelington a controversial 1,170,000 project aims to fund a civic improvement plan. The proposal includes a new city hall on a 15.7 acre tract and a civic center on the town outskirts amid ongoing local debates.
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Solon
Cas
Kenevicton
Bea
Ehip
Ambuance
Amobig
Kenington
Blame Bad Wiring For Garage Fire Blaze Destroys Three Old Structures
Fire officials say defective wiring started a garage fire that spread to three aging storages behind Emma Ross’s home at 117 Sixth Avenue. Nineteen Stanford Hose Company firefighters battled the blaze for about 40 minutes as a large amount of old furniture and debris kept flames burning, with estimated damage listed at 350 dollars.
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Emma Ross
Stanford Hose Company
Jack Downey
No Ticket Issued For Blocking Fire Station Door
Police Chief Harley Drake said no ticket or citation was issued to the driver who left his car parked in front of the No 1 fire station yesterday. The incident delayed a pump and involved officers moving the vehicle. A paid driver was temporarily relieved for fittings. station duties were increased due to a new fire alarm panel installation. The report continues on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Drake
No. 1
Hove
Kemwn Lchard Williams
Joors
Robert Price
Darel Gorski
City Solves Car Problem For Three Days
City officials announce a temporary parking solution in downtown with about 60 extra spaces expected until a ban on parking on the park street south side begins Monday. City Engineer Don Williams notes the new area near City Park will be usable tonight and tomorrow, while the repainting work is completed. Police will enforce the ban starting Monday morning, and residents face displacement as 27 spaces vanish. A separate obituary notes Onatled R. Hensole, 71, prominent New York art dealer and company president, has died.
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Don Williams
Hine Atripes
Ain
Olatimen
Park Street
Harley Chike
Fork Street
Jobless Pay Ranks Thin In Carry
New claims for unemployment compensation and new work applications fell in September. 81 new claims, 86 new applications. 113 referred to 76 openings, 60 placed. Placements included 3 women and 23 veterans. largest group unskilled and entry class. Compensation refused to 13. continued weeks dropped from 886 to BST. Rehiring and local worker funding cited as reasons for slight improvement.
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Bureau of Employment Security
End Paving Project on Conelway Road
Highway maintenance crews near completion of repaving on Conelway Road connecting West Washington Street extension to Route 6. The section now fully blacktopped from Center Street to the west city line, serving Conelway School and daily bus traffic from Elginborough, Wayne, and Concord townships. Also planned this year is channel straightening near the Corry Beaverdam bridge to prevent future washouts after erosion from a sharp stream turn.
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West Washington Street
Plso
Conelway School
Corry-Beaverdam Road
West City Line
Washington Street
Center Street
Elginborough
Wayne
Concord
Corry-Beaverdam
DAR Will Present Citizenship Award to Spartanburg High School Girl
The DAR Will Present Awards To Girls from Comy Aven Wish School and Spartanburg High. The 1/16 annual program marks senior students for dependability service and patriotism with a certificate and a $100 bond. State winners receive cash bonuses and a plaque.
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Hrokenstraw
Daughters of American Revolution Today
Plist
Comy Aven Wish
Sohoot
Spartanabire High School
Spartansburg
Mra
Lyle Stranahan
Pow Ont
Bellides & Certificate
Boripyett
Stati
Wennwiinnky Daz
Robbery Case Swartz Trial Delivers Early Testimony
Thirteen prosecution witnesses testified in Warren County court as Joseph Swartz faces robbery charges. Prosecution described Swartz paying many bills after the alleged crime, with witnesses recounting a Buick getaway and a green Plymouth linked to Swartz. Police testified the Plymouth was registered to Swartz and repainted after the incident. Jurors and two alternates were seated for the trial session led by Judge Alexander C. Flick.
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Warren
Stitod
Joseph
Baracts
West Middlesex
Gah
Vuurt
Kenneth Rerp
RD. 1
Titusville
Jaid
Walters
Swartz
Hye
Wallace Long
YoUnusville
Natella English
Kinsua
Alfred Milhaupt
Arilie
Hill
Columbia
Dorothes Taylor
Joly W. Steemian
Mae Huber
Dorothy Mcallis Jter
Charles Anderson
Sugar Grove
Robert Dunn
Weidbaik
Carl Grosby
Bear Lake
Max- Well Arnold
Pearl Sun
Edith Hyltberg
Chandlers Valley
Teens Held in Greene County Barn Fire Arson Case
Ten teenagers face arson charges in Greene County tied to a month of barn fires. District Attorney Glenn R Toothman said Robert Lahen, 18, of Waynesbury RD 2, and an unnamed 18 year old admitted setting fires to seven barns and sheds since September 2. They were arrested last night after police sourced the incident while riding around.
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Salneoduny
Ghreene
Glenn R Toothman
Robert Lahen
RD. 2
Waynesbury
Suven Bavion
Sherp
Dulles Signals Differences Over Colonial Policy At Suez
Secretary of State Dulles outlined a nuanced view of colonialism and independence amid the Suez crisis. He noted some divergence between the United States and Britain and France on colonial policy, stressing a constructive, evolutionary shift toward independence rather than abrupt upheaval.
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Wasilington
Dulles
Sruice
Asia
Sven
Baez
Suez
Hhown
Britain
France
Inlir
Egypt
United States
Amory
Brida
Isis
Nini
Anc Preneu
Elise
la Diverre
Government allocates 300000 flood relief aid
President Eisenhower notified Governor that 300000 for emergency flood relief will be spent through the Civil Defense Administration. Heavy weekend rains caused widespread damage in southwestern Pennsylvania, affecting Fayette and several other counties. Communities including Brownsville, Uniontown, Connellsville, and West Newton suffered major damage.
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Washington
Peninsylvania
Pyealdent Eixenhower Esterday
Gov. Leader
Monty
Mouattahelo River
Thee
Civil Defense Administration
An Fayette
Griene
Westmoreland
Allegheny
Bulwer
Evie
Warsten
Beownsy
Cap Ouubin Garneys
Confluence
Connnlisville
West Newton
Uniontown
Evening Adult Classes Sign Up 194
Corry area residents seek enrollment in adult education offerings at the community bridge school. The joint committee plans a meeting next Monday to approve courses in sewing, typing, bookkeeping, and tonal instruction.
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Éditea
Royg
Bouglas
Teast
Sodiisie Tonetising
Costa
Haldston
Scientists Push Coal Power Ahead To Face Atom Challenge
A battered report outlines efforts by corporations to advance coal powered plants to rival atomic power. It notes interviews with executives Lewin To Stiiting and Wills Gale and mentions Shippingport and other sites as benchmarks while stressing the race to improved efficiency, reliability, and economics in the face of nuclear development.
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New, York
Cheng Cormiritignal
Weemma
Lewin
Stiiting
Entra Comnunion
Ane
Wills Gale
Elnirmip
Damgriwealth Ridin
Chicago
Siva
Desligan
Edison
Ipares
Thorne
Ihyis
Pinutiya Westifighauine
Wally
Bank WL Shippingport
Piti
Duneane Leh
Wiwel
Abo Wollen
LEE Pernigylvantii Power
Malyeid -Yonker Acaliz Rectris Co
Oh Fittier Ufo Prefects
Allapett
Hts
Wlamie
Phiksdinghla
West
Vis Gee
Reading firm blasts Pike work as unnecessary
Reading firm leader criticizes a Pennsylvania Turnpike project as almost wholly unnecessary after $9 million paid for substitutes to the Northeastern Extension. The firm contends the state Legislature is addressing subsidence with a committee investigation and a report due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Stickler
Three Killed In Charleston Plane Crash
A Charleston air field disaster leaves three dead and nine injured after a Globemaster transport clipped a runway and broke apart shortly after takeoff. Officials report the crew and evacuees transported to nearby hospitals with undetermined injuries.
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Charleston
Onarleston
Toatan Air Force
Air Forge
Ani
Comite
Berniday
Ain Foy
Univn
Globemaster
Wali Neal
Council Set To Open Debate Friday Over Suez Issues
UN Security Council schedule shifts to a Friday debate on the Suez Canal dispute with seven foreign ministers expected including Egypt’s Mahmoud Panel Britain’s Selwyn Lloyd and Yugoslavia’s Kota Popovich. Soviet Dmities Shepilov and France’s Christian Pineau arrived as talks move toward possible international control or provisional canal arrangements.
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United Nations
Dmites Shepilov
Achiev
Egypt
Silex Canal
Security Council
Suez
Mahmoud Panel
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Kota Popovich
Yugoslavia
Russia
Dmitri Shepilay
Paull Henri Spank
Belgium
Christin Pinel
France
Fava
Dulles
Srivain
F ¥Atige
Beypl
U. S
Soviet Union
Tas
Eespt
Lloyd and
Pineal
Ifenry
London
Buer Vonbirance
Putley
Inter
Hiubional
Nas
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Ale Fighee
New York
R. Hensole
Helmian and
M. Knoédier and Cy
New Yorke
Ang. Hending Flere
Carry
Conelway
DAR
Claim Swartz
Gov't
Iain
Wolfendilln
Isverthig
Wilsoe Williams
Amin
Ea Council
Westen Soiries
Courwil
Atiilil
Joe
Nekfie Tate
Warver
Scaly
Garlene Cote
Ay Biryani
Ora
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