Three Orders Stir Dispute Over Service Uleer
A sequence of three orders fuels a dispute over service rules as officials review compliance and potential changes. Names of agencies and dates remain pending while stakeholders seek clarification on authority and deadlines.
Mighty Allegheny Stilled For One Hour
WARREN The Allegheny River halted for 63 minutes as the Kinzua Dam gates closed to permit diver Joe Borawski to cut beams for dam work. The stilling allowed completion of crane bridge removal, a step toward full project completion. the river rose about three inches during closure.
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Warren
Allegheny River
Kinzua
Joe Borawski
Allegheny
Stilling
Borowski
Pittsburgh
Hunkin-Conkey
Larry Sowles
Kim Ruyak
Kinzua Dam
Rites Held For G. M. Kinley Sr
The Requiem Mass for George Kinley Sr. was celebrated at St. Thomas Church at 9 30 a m today after a family prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home at 9 a m Rev Cyril Cooper officiated and burial followed in St Thomas Cemetery Bearers included Walter Blair Charles Craker Ralph Foster James Lewis Harry Paulson Sr and Wallace Young Family and friends traveled from College Park Ga Philadelphia and Punxsutawney Pa to attend the services
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George Kinley Sr
St. Thomas’ Church
Bracken Funeral Home
Cyril Cooper
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Walter Blair
Charles Craker
Ralph ‘Oster James Lewis
Harry Paulson Sr
Wallace Young
George Kinley Jr
George Kinley SI
Kathy Kinley
Barbara Kinley
College Park
Dora Quinless
Philadelphia
Mary Quinlisk
Alice Carey
Punxsutawney
Corry
Postmasters Elect OToole As National President
The National Association of Postmasters elected James L. O'Toole of Pa as president at the windup of its convention in Omaha Nebraska. About 3 000 attendees participated with more than half being women. John A. Gronouski, who recently left the postmaster generalship, attended as ambassador to Poland.
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Omaha
Neb
National Association of Postmasters
James L. O'Toole
Yester
John A. Gronouski
Fredonia Man Found Dead in Garage Fire
FREDONIA N Y a Westfield man 68 was found dead in a garage fire early Monday morning in which a shotgun wound was found in the abdomen The Chautauqua County Coroner said no death certificate would be issued until further investigation A determination on the fire’s start and the cause of death was awaited Sloan did not smoke or carry matches and the coroner noted the wound could be self inflicted pending the inquiry
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Fredonia
N.Y
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Westfield
Richard Sloan
Chautauqua
Ralph J. Wallace
Wallace
Sloan
Vietnam War News From Saigon to Da Nang
Reports describe a quiet Saigon as Viet Cong appeal fails to gain traction while Da Nang activates a new U S Navy logistics command with about 3 500 sailors. A search with Australian forces yields 84 Viet Cong killed and 115 captured near Saigon. North Vietnamese praise Nguyen Van Troi, executed a year ago for attempting to assassinate McNamara. Washington requests draft of 45 224 for December, the largest since 1953.
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United States
U.S
Saigon
da Nang
U.S. Navy
Washington
Viet Nam
Army
Marines
Congress set for lengthy hearings on Klan movement
The committee expects over 200 witnesses including Kansmen and former klansmen. Staff believe enough material exists for up to 13 weeks of hearings. Willis said the inquiry will place on the record information to understand the Klan’s true nature and aid remedial legislation. Land will speak at a banquet tonight.
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Congress
Willis
United States
Land
Johnson enjoys terrace visit amid recovery photos emerge
The article notes President Johnson spent an airy hour and a half on the fifth floor terrace in yellow pajamas with slippers and sunglasses, semireclining and showing a bandage on his abdomen while reporters waited. He and the First Lady socialized briefly with aides during the afternoon briefing. The report also mentions Pastor Peter H. Eldersveld, 54, dies of a heart attack in Evergreen Park, Illinois, after leading the Back to God Hour on many stations.
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Johnson
Moyers
First Lady
Johnsons
Valenti
Evergreen Park
Ill
Peter H. Eldersveld
United States
Johnson Shows Slow Healing After Major Surgery
Washington AP reports President Johnson, weak but cheerful, left hospital for a rooftop airing at Bethesda while his daughter and aides watched. He credited doctors and his pilots for caution, with Udall and Mrs Johnson planting an oak as a symbol of renewed strength. Moyers noted slow recovery but no cause for alarm amid fatigue and post operative discomfort.
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Washington
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Jack Valenti
Flood control funding eyed for dam projects in Pa and N Y
An independent consultant reports on filling plans and potential flood relief funds. The Harrisburg meeting discusses how a Columbus dam could back water into New York and affect Pennsylvania Project 70 funds. House action lists federal flood control money: French Creek reservoir $400,000. Woodcock Creek reservoir $120,000. Allegheny River reservoirs behind Kinzua Dam $15.9 million.
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Harrisburg
Birle
Columbus
New York State
Washington
House
Chance Public
Union City
Cambridge Springs
French Creek
Woodcock Creek
Allegheny River
Kinzua Dam
Alleged Attacker Named in Warren Beating Case
A Warren incident left Robert Rickerson injured after his car stalled a road and he was dragged from the street. Police say a suspect, Reid 23, was served with a summons October 10, under new statute allowing arrest for assault. The case notes notes the procedure for serving summons and appearance deadlines.
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Rickerson
Pitta
Roger Thelin
Reid
Unifor
Ain
Fung Il Te
Weather Across Great Midwest and West Coast Pars with Storms
Widespread thunderstorms hail and showers sweep the Great Midwest Southwest and West Coast from Missouri to Oregon. Central Missouri reports heavy downpours and a Mash Gooding wind event while Kansas City area sees three quarter inch rain bursts. Oregon coastal town lacks water. 3000 residents face closures.
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Midwest
West Coast
Missouri
Windsor
Kansig City
Kansas City
Marquette
Mich
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Californi
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon Coast
Costly styling cycles in car design noted
A humorous view on car fashion and cost explains that designers test thousands of variations, then build limited plaster or fibre models, with final production styling pushing total per car to around four dollars in mass production. Engineering changes add about eight fifty per car and dealers who provide honest service endure beyond trends.
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