Hollywood Censorship Topics From Eric Johnston Visit
AP report notes Motion Picture Association president Eric Johnston in Hollywood for industry talks on censorship and sex in films. He weighs Khrushchev’s studio visit, audience morality, and a potential adults only tag for frank content, while acknowledging actors’ influence and enforcement challenges.
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Encephalitis Strikes Twice in New Jersey Health Officials Say
In New Jersey the Health Department reports two new cases of eastern equine encephalitis and notes multiple suspect cases. Gov Meyner says delays on a virus lab hampered rapid pinpointing of the outbreak source. eight deaths and four other cases linked to the virus are under review.
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Mosquito Control Commission
Springboro Train Crash Damages Thousands Along Tracks
A northbound Bessemer and Lake Erie freighter derailed one mile north of Springboro injuring no crewmen. About 1,000 feet of track damaged and coal and stone spilled, blocking traffic all day while two wrecking crews worked to restore service. Thirty five derailed coal cars headed to Albion for shipment to Conneaut. Cause unknown. reports of a broken journal and fire damage are unconfirmed and may reach thousands of dollars.
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Oil City Mother Chases Man Who Pushed Girl
A mother from Oil City pursues a man who reportedly pushed her daughter, with police tracing the incident and reviewing reports as officers investigate the matter and seek more details.
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Adult Curfew Debate Finds Mixed City Support
A survey shows mixed attitudes toward a juvenile curfew in Pennsylvania. Phoenixville officials back curfew with reservations while Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, and Scranton reject it. In Mount Carmel and Coatesville opinions vary, with most youths viewing curfew as part of life or fair, and enforcement often limited or uneven.
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Castle For Youth: European Understanding Center Near Wiesbaden
Industrialist Willi Maurer has converted a Rhine castle near Wiesbaden into a youth center offering a few weeks free stay for young people from Europe. A committee will select 58 participants at a time to partake in this program aimed at fostering true European understanding.
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Local Social Circle Sees Family Visits and Travel
A crowded weekend text records numerous visits and trips across New York and Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Valent Grden and guests escorted Frank Grden to McQuire Air Force Base New Jersey for a gathering. Ronald Way left for California to visit his brother before returning to the Naval Base. Multiple residents hosted relatives and friends in Corry North East Jamestown and Pittsfield with dinners calls and overnight stays.
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Clymer
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Pearl Bemis
E. K Storer
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Fred. Wallace
Glen Evans
Elouise Marsh
Carl Marsh
Juanita Sayers
Jamestown
Bernard Sayers
Edward Beckerink
Cornelius Beckerink
Buffalo
Clifford Alkens Sr
Saaturday
Robert VanEarden
Holland
Mich
Man Held For Aiding Erie Escapee
Police announced the arrest of a former Erie boxer known as Stanley Deer for aiding an escapee named Brannan. Stanley Dranzek admitted assisting a burglar to escape by removing handcuffs and sawed cuffs off Brannan, with another man involved. Dranzek was held for court on a $1,000 bail. witnesses and nearby residents corroborated the events surrounding the waterfront house and the Portuguese club incident.
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Erie
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Stanley Deer
Dranzek
Daniel Brennan
Simon Demchik
Liat Dranzek
Brennan
Cuit
Fue Tam
Brabant
Anthony J. Costs
Borh
Wall Court
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Min
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Union City Motorist Named In Crash Suit
Gerald and Patricia Moore of Waterford filed civil suits in Union City court yesterday seeking more than 15 000 damages from Kenner Gehres of Union City for injuries from a Route 98 crash on April 5. The Moores allege Gehres was responsible after his car struck their station wagon, injuring both siblings.
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Trie
Union City
Gerald
Patricia Moore
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Kenner Gehres
Union By
Fairiew
Gebres
Lawrence Pushes Gas Tax Boost
Lawrence advocates a gas tax increase and details PIDA financing for industrial projects. The program funds 40 percent via community subscriptions with banks supplying the rest on first mortgage basis. Since 194, PIDA approvals total 10.2 million with 71 loans. Only one funded company failed. Through August PIDA earned 216k in loan interest and 112k on committed funds, plus 239k principal repaid. Funds back new projects across 34 counties, including Eberhard Faber plant in Wilkes Barre and a 3 million project in Falls Township, Bucks County employing 1,400. PIDA plans 400k own funds for Falls Two project, with appropriations needing approval. About 7.2 million already committed. additional 5 million earmarked for more projects. When completed, total employment approaches 20,000.
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Pida Fund
Eberhard Faber Penteil Co
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Falls Two
Bucks County
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Varios Projets
Marlow Analyzes Turmoil in Middle East Crisis
William L. Ryan surveys the Baghdad assassination attempt on Premier Abdel Karim Kassem and the widening Arab world crisis. He links UAR leader Nasser, Baghdad, Cairo propaganda, and China’s Communist stance to a broader power struggle aimed at eroding Western influence and shaping future regional upheaval.
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Middle East
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United Arab Republic
Abdel Karim Kassem
Baghdad
Nasser
China
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Indienau
Cairo
Wasser
U.A.R
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Egypt
United National Front
Khaled Bakdash
Bakdash
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