September highway tolls and patrols in four counties
State Police Troop E District 1 based in Lawrence Park reported 125 injuries and 11 fatalities from 14 auto accidents in September across Erie Crawford Venango and Warren counties. Capt. Walter Price noted 1,248 motorist arrests and 217 investigations with 70 criminal arrests and 508 miscellaneous probes.
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Walter BE. Price
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Crawford
Venango
Warren
Price
Rural Carrier Becomes Kane Postmaster
NaitE Norman V. Deane, a rural carrier and World War II veteran, has been confirmed as Kane postmaster by the U S Senate. President Lyndon Johnson nominated him in February 1964, restoring permanent postmaster service for Kane since the 1957 death of John O Conn or. Acting postmasters Lloyd P Thompson Victor Westerberg and Lloyd Peterson have served in the interim. no takeover date is announced due to Deane s absence from the city.
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Norman V. Deane
Kane
U. S. Senate
Lyndon Johnson
John O'Connor
O'Connor
Lloyd P. Thompson
Victor Westerberg
Lloyd Peterson
Deane
Peterson
Senate
Eisenhower Stance Clouded In Nuclear Weapons Debate
In Washington a clash over control of nuclear weapons pits Republicans against Democrats. Eisenhower avoided endorsing either side at a New York news conference while Johnson backs presidential sole authority. The GOP claims Johnson oversteps, while White House notes Eisenhower agrees not to publicize defense plans.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Johnson
U.S
Eisenhower
New York
Waite House
Dean Burch
Republicanational
Hartford
Conn
NATO
Todd
United States
White House
George Reedy
Seattle
Mrs. Johnson Leads Southern Whistlestop Tour
First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson launches a 1 682 mile trip aboard the Ladybird Special with President Johnson by her side. She cites Robert E Lee’s advice to abandon loyal animosities and urges Southerners to seek ties that bind us, stressing equal rights for all Americans.
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Ladybird Speccial
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert EB. Lee
President Johnson
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Lee
Arlington
South
Johnson
United Peer
Karnack
Tex
Mrs Johnson Plans 18-Car Train Tour Set for Southern States
Mrs Johnson says there is more love than hate in the South and praises local leadership as she schedules an 18-car train tour through 180 communities in eight Southern states over four days. She notes the passage of the equal rights law was greeted creditably by mayors ministers merchants and both white and Negro citizens.
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Thomas Jefferson
Dean Rusk
South
Johnson
Goldwater pledges bold plan on Vietnam policy
The senator argues for seeking the best and soundest advice on Vietnam policy and vows to tackle the issue if elected. He criticizes Johnson's approach and identifies General Eisenhower as highly qualified to lead the mission, aiming for a decisive, informed stance.
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Goldwater
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Boys 6 and 9 cause TV system outage
Titusville police said two boys aged 6 and 9 admitted burning the Master Antenna TV System cable with matches on Friday and stealing toys and shoplifting last week. The line burned Friday, service disrupted from 7 p m to 10 45 p m before repairs.
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Titusville
Master Antenna TV
Master Antena TV System
We Are at War in South Viet Nam Ad Drift in Policy
The speaker condemns American involvement in South Vietnam noting ongoing fighting and deaths. He warns administration drift and asserts the lack of a worthy policy, urging clear direction and resolve.
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South Viet Nam
Kennedy Didn Agree On Centralization Says Scranton
The breakfast talk by Senator Scranton argued the nation tilts toward federal power as governors like John Chafee in Rhode Island are highlighted for prioritizing local needs. He cited historical views from Hamilton and Federalist era remarks to claim the people move power to Washington for practical reasons.
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Hide Island
Washington
Friends of Chafee
Serine
Scranton
Alexander Hwollttn
Hamilton
Chafee
Rhode Island
Queen Arrives By Jet Plane In Charlottetown
Queen Elizabeth II lands at Summerside base and travels by closed car to board the Britannia in Charlottetown amid tight security. Guards patrol Summerside and Charlottetown as authorities brace for possible threats during the Quebec segment of her Canadian tour.
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Royal Yacht
Britannia
Price Edward Island
Eliza HW Fox
Charlottetown Harbor
Summerside
Royal Canadian Air Force Base
Canada
Goversorr
Georges Vanier
Lester By. Meur
Air Force
Eredene Lials
Prince Philip
Dock
Quebec
Radio pioneer Reinhartz dies at 70 in California
John L. Reinhartz, 70, a pioneer in studio and electronics design who built radio gear for the Byrd North Pole expedition in 1925, died yesterday in Point Ord California. He served as a U S Navy captain in World War Two.
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Calif
John L. Reinhartz
Reinartz
Encephalitis Death Toll Rises in New Jersey
The southern New Jersey encephalitis outbreak reaches four deaths among elderly women and 60 suspected or confirmed cases in Camden Burlington area. Health officials report two recent fatalities and note 16 other people diagnosed, with flu like symptoms and ongoing tests to confirm cause.
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Trenton
New Jerse Mon
St. Louis
Camden-Bir Tington
State Health Department
Wasmin
Mi. Phraim
Runnemede
Monnday
Esmeralda County seeks part time attorney in Goldfield
The Esmeralda County Commission in Goldfield plans to hire a retired attorney for one day weekly at 400 dollars a month. Chairman Shank said a local resident would be preferred, but the office in Las Vegas is 187 miles away and Keith Hayes resigned after claiming insufficient work. Hayes called the arrangement ridic ulous and said there wasn’t enough business.
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Esmeralda County
Allooney
Keith Hayes
Las Vegas
Hayes
Commission
Shan
Mosquito Control Urges Sprays to Cut Breeding, Homeowners Told
Mosquito control officials push a program to spray and eliminate breeding sites. Homeowners are urged to spray porches and areas under houses where mosquitoes overwinter. The Journal daily is suggested for those away from home.
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