Titusville Boy Found Camping Near Creek. Others Reported Missing
A five year old Titusville boy was found camping near Of Creek by police after leaving home early morning. A woman reported children playing in an old house on West Pleasant Street, feared due to fire risk. James Thomas, 13, fractured right foot in gym class. Robert DeMauri, 38, treated for possible left ankle fracture. Meadville receives 215800 grant for sewage disposal additions. Land movement bars archers from strip mine lands in Clearfield. Mrs. Jos Mohr undergoes Hamot Hospital surgery. Route 58 traffic disrupted by two buffalo from Deer Park. Police seek Ralph Beardsley, 5, missing from Heaster Convalescent Home.
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Titusville
Creek
West Pleasant Street
Ralph Heath
Gfeers
James
Francis Thomas
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert DeMauri
Fon Street
Planned Parenthood decries UF program bans on participation
The Planned Parenthood Association of Philadelphia says officials block its involvement in United Fund connected programs, calling obstacles deplorable amid high legitimacy concerns among young girls. Pittsburgh branch notes moderate past year activity with clinics and a mobile mall. York Lancaster and Tri County groups report growing caseloads and new clinics planned, including a first clinic tonight at Harrisburg Hospital.
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Planned Parenthood Association of
Philadelphia
Ely
Allee T Neilson
Neilson
Pennsylvania
Phinnet Parenthood
Pittsburgh
Planned Parenthood Group
York
Reating
Lancaster
Tri-County Planned Parenthood Association of
Harrishire
Hornsburg Hospital
Jackie Kennedy Stays Secluded in Greek Vacation Villa
ATHENS AP Jackie Kennedy remains secluded at a seaside villa in Greece during a 15 day vacation with plans for a when possible visit to the Greek royal family. Her party includes her brother in law Prince Stanislas and sister Princess Lee Radziwiłł amid tight security at Glyfada Bay where the Christina Onassis yacht waits to cruise the islands.
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Athens
Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy
Kenneday
United States
Kenedy
Sachi Christina
Aristotle Onassis
GlyPhada Bay
Kennedy
Greek Islands
Death of Quaker Oats executive George W. Burry
George W. Burry, president of the Quaker Oats Co Wir Burry Biscuit Division, died yesterday after insul in dosage. He stood about 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighed 169 pounds, with brown hair and glasses. He was last seen wearing tax Mousers, a blue sweater, brown cap and brown shoes.
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Cutive
Elizabeth
George W. Burry
Quaker Oats Co
Wie
Burry Biscuit Division
Lyesterany
Tyelehime
Tad
Jail Man 39 Charged With Beating His Mother
A 39 year old man, Mik Wolonee, was arraigned on charges of beating his 74 year old mother at their home. He pleaded guilty to related charges and was remanded to the county jail with a 1000 dollar bond. A hearing is scheduled soon.
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Rmn
Anriller
Pochdtree
Tye Bakery
Autonet
Sid
Katherine
Wotoszyn
Brutsiss
Derman Jack Mackintost
Wale
Sseyrt
Firuire
Polien
Joon! Police
Troop 80 Scouts to Join Camporee Weekend Plans
Troop 80 Scouts will attend the LeBoowf District Camporee at the Union Sportsman's Club grounds this weekend. Due to a football game, they will not set up with fellow district scouts until Saturday. Pioneer Camping and Cookout is the planned theme. Scoutmaster Newell Beckwith urged boys seeking transportation to contact James Seitz or John Seitz, or John Waseak.
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Lops
Isseyn
OOPA
APL
LeBoowf
Union Ely
Carty-Bradford
Gapwitty Whale
Taon
Gadner
Newell Beckwith
James Seitz
Selior
Johny Seitz
John Waseak
Indiana Supreme Court Upholds 2 Percent Sales Tax
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled the 2 percent sales tax approved by the 194k General Assembly constitutional. Unless a rehearing is granted, tax collection begins October 22.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
State Supreme Court
Tadiaus
General Assembly
US gold reserves and dollar policy debated by bankers
Sam Dawson reports on views from bankers and economists on balance of payments and why the United States will not take extreme steps to free or devalue reserves. Experts cite potential actions such as selling gold or suspending gold payments, but stress political and confidence risks. Major figures include George S. Moore of First National City Bank and Dr MA Kriz, noting foreign holders' stake in stability.
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Wydar
Treasuy
Eilreeney
United States
Congress
Nhich
Eta
Tonetary
Timon
George 5. Moore
First National City Bank
New Yorke
MA. Kriz
McNamera Sees Better Outlook From Viet Nam Effort
McNamara sees an improving outlook in South Vietnam as the military program shows progress and in principle support, though proponents are urged. The White House warns that a devaluation or loss of confidence could disrupt international settlements, urging continued military assistance until the day-to-day business and dollars secure a stable footing. Tomorrow questions rise on the effectiveness of measures already tried.
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Vehiey
MecNamara-Taylor
Buc
White Horse
South Viet Nam
US Officials Expect Major Vietnam War Task Finish by 1965
A government statement quotes McNamara and Taylor as believing most U S military work in Vietnam could be completed by the end of 1965, with ongoing needs for a smaller sustaining force. It notes about 15 000 U S troops remain, including jungle specialists and helicopter pilots aiding Vietnamese troops.
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Taylor
United States
Abtl
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Chester Engineers
Chay Heynbin
Bill Mintors
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Jos Mohr
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Evie
Route 58
Pymantuning Deer Park
Greenville
Buffalo
Ralph Beardsley
Heaster Convalescent Home
Conneautville
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Jackie
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Corry Vfw Club
Richard Y. Scarpitti
U.S
Sunnybrook
Washington St. Corry, PA
RED Circle Bokar
Wisconsin
Marhoffer
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Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
McNamera
Doars Oi
Washington
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Tub
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W. South St
Corry, Pa
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