Hagerty Named Democratic Candidate for Gavin Seat
In Harrisburg AP report Hagerty a 65 year old former Clearfield County probate official was chosen by the Democratic State Committee to oppose Republican House Majority Leader Albert W. Johnson in a Nov 5 special election. The committee also backed Northampton County and six other legislative seats and urged a constitutional convention and amendments. Hagerty formerly acted as postmaster in Clearfield and pledged to push a five percent sales tax and patronage changes as campaign themes.
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Embezzler Put On Probation
Alice M. Sagel 28 of New Kensington received three years probation after pleading guilty to making false bank entries to conceal embezzling 1540 dollars at Mellon National Bank in New Kensington. She admitted taking the money and giving it to a former boyfriend. FBI agents arrested her last May 14. The friend reportedly lost the funds gambling.
Recover Victims Of Boat Mishap In Ohio River Collision
Bodies of Richard A. Pidgon and Philip McManugh were recovered after a ferry collision on the Ohio River. The ferry carrying 14 people, including a car barge load, overturned Tuesday near Mount Lebanon and Pleasant Hills.
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Mayville jury panel to hear $250000 county negligence suit
Ada E. V. Medina as administratrix of Ramon Vi Medina sues Chautauqua County for $250000 over injuries from a 1960 two car crash near Fredonia. Medina died in 1980 after the Buffalo General Hospital incident linked to the accident. Plaintiff claims lack of warnings and an obstructed crossing view contributed to the collision that injured seven others.
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Mighty Storm Isolates Haiti
A Miami Weather Bureau bulletin placed the center of the storm near 19.5 N, 74.6 W, about 40 miles southeast of Guantanamo Bay and 160 miles west-northwest of Port au Prince Haiti, moving northwest at 12 mph. Hurricane winds extend 35 miles northeast and 20 miles southwest. gales span about 200 miles. Navy aircraft were sent from Guantanamo Bay to respond as Flora follows a west-northwest track toward the U.S. mainland, with wind patterns capable of shifting in the next 12 hours. The season’s sixth storm, Flora formed off Venezuela and hit Tobago, while Red Cross aid reported at least 17 dead and hundreds injured with damage around 25 million or more.
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Pennsylvania unemployment hits 1957 low in September
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania unemployment reached its lowest September level since 1957. Department figures show jobless numbers fell by 23,000 to 278,000 and the jobless rate dropped from 6 to 5.6 percent under the Brevions month.
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Global conflict and Cold War tensions flare across headlines
Reports from Jakarta Berlin Caracas and Maracaibo detail antiaircraft missile tests by Indonesian forces, East German border clashes with U.S. patrols in Steinstuecken, Venezuela the Communist party ban and open war warning, and the Prieto quintuplets remaining in hospital care after 27 days with incubated newborns under observation.
Pennsylvania Farm Prices Rise Three Percent
The State Crop Reporting Service reports higher farm prices in the last month due to increased egg and milk prices. Eggs rose five cents per dozen and milk wholesale prices rose five percent, with most field crops also strengthening. Wheat gained four cents a bushel, rye three, corn two, and barley one. potatoes fell twenty five cents per hundredweight.
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Hearing on Courthouse Steps Over Fellin Coal Case
At noon recess near Sheppin since August, the Left to Fight group airs a conference on the courthouse steps with Eugene Gibbons and partner in Fellin Coal Co, plus attorneys Wilbur Rubright for the Bova family, David Fellin, Martin Cohn for Haulston, all involved in the contested hearing over Fellin Coal Co actions.
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Sparta student wins Tampa freshman prize
Judy Orovie of Spartansburg has received the annual Borden freshman prize at the University of Tampa, a $200 award for the highest freshman scholastic average. This marks her second honor after last year’s math achievement award. Judy, a 1982 SpartaMerged High graduate, is praised along with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Orovie.
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Faubus Praises Kennedy Policy in Speech
In a sustained critique and praise blend, Faubus lauds Kennedy as a conservationist and envisions a united nation beyond regional divides. Kennedy counters with renewed commitment to natural resources, as he returns to Washington Thursday night.
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Washington News Roundup on Jobs and Tax Ideas
Washington brief reports fall in unemployment to 4.6 percent as youths return to school, total employment near 69.6 million. It notes Kennedy dividend tax changes would aid two thirds of dividend receivers and outlines exemptions and brackets. Treasury estimates and a note on the spring dollars outflow are included.
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World Series Fever Grips Wall Street Markets
World Series fever spreads through New York as stock markets rebound after a drop. Trading rises on the New York and American stock exchanges while absenteeism and coffee breaks increase. Georg Rubin notes firms expect a live-in Sick leave impact up to 5 percent as temporary help firms supply clerks and sales staff during the series.
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Warner Bros Signs Frank Sinatra to New Roles
Hollywood AP reports Warner Bros. audio created a position for Frank Sinatra after he signed a Seay contract to serve in capacities beyond entertainment. Sinatra will move the headquarters of his production firm to Warner’s lot while remaining under Sinatra Enterprises. the arrangement aims to leverage his industry reach as Warner’s executives confirm the deal amid company earnings details.
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