Eisenhower backs Pennsylvania as economic future prove for state
Former President Eisenhower visited Harrisburg to discuss industrial growth with Gov. Scranton and voiced strong faith in Pennsylvania. He praised the state's scenery, education, and hardworking people while noting he chose Pennsylvania for residence to show belief in its economic potential. Scranton and others pushed defense and space contract efforts with federal agencies, underscoring a broad push for state growth.
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Kennedy Signs Defense Appropriation for 1964
President Kennedy signed the annual defense appropriation totaling 47.2 billion dollars for the 1964 fiscal year beginning July 1. The measure is 1.8 billion less than requested and excludes funds for military pay raises, which will require a separate bill carrying about 39 hundred million.
CAHS Pep Rally Plans Stir Local Football Night
Corry Area High School students plan a 7 PM parade from the school along South to Center and Pleasant streets, then back to the Sheen Athletic Field bleachers. Co captains John Butters and Art Kisk kiss will speak, with Hotch kiss and a Beaver team drill under lights. Max Bennink leads parade and pep band. dismissal rumor proved unfounded.
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Center Street
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Greater Erie
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Art Matchkiss
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Beaver
Max Bennink
CAHS
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Another Yank Defects To Reds From GIESSEN Unit
ADN reported another American soldier defected to East Germany. Pyl Frank Barton, 22, of Los Angeles, has been absent without leave since August 30 from his unit in Giessen, northwest of Frankfurt, and is claimed by East German outlets.
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U.S. Army
Pyl Frank Barton
Los Angeles
Calif
Giessen
Frankfurt
Drought Severe Threat Across Wide Eastern Lands
U S Weather Bureau forecasts little rain for five days and below normal precipitation through Nov 15 in the eastern two thirds of the nation. In Shreveport, drought lowers lake and river levels as hundreds of tires burn in Northeast forests and woodlands. The 20 day outlook, however, hints above average rainfall in the Central region and in areas west of the Continental Divide, with seasonal rains elsewhere. Damages to property and crops are expected to run into millions, though no total figure is yet available. Continues on Page Three.
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CMH Receives Favorable DPW Rating After Inspection
CMH earned a favorable rating from the Department of Public Welfare following a recent inspection of the hospital’s building, equipment, and operations. At last night’s board meeting 14 of 45 directors attended. September activity included 19 stainless steel window installations, a sealed asphalt drive, east side window painting, and procurement of an additional xenon analyzer. Patient stats show 261 patients served for 1,282 days, with 24 births and three deaths. Hospital operations totaled 54 major and 38 minor times.
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Hospital Board of Directors
Fluoridation Okay Records Say So
Pennsylvania and New Jersey health departments released a study showing fluoridated water reduces dental decay among schoolchildren. The survey compared Easton Pennsylvania and Phillipsburg New Jersey, citing 1652 Easton and 1543 Phillipsburg children with lower decay rates in Easton.
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Tito Visited White House as Tito Plans U S Visit
President Tito of Yugoslavia met with President Kennedy at the White House in Washington. The visit raises questions about Soviet dispute handling and domestic political implications ahead of Tito’s broader tour including California and a United Nations appearance in New York.
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Williamsburg
Khrushchev
Ban Hunting In Pennsylvania
AP reports Pennsylvania to ban hunting and fishing in parched forests and fields until drought ends. Governor Scranton to issue proclamation. smoking in woods and fires within 200 feet of forest lands banned with $100 fine to curb fires. Fire totals rising as drought worsens and winds threaten spread.
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Scranton
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Reliefers May Go To Work Here Soon
The state launches the Commonwealth Work and Training Program in Erie County to retrain relief recipients for new jobs. Miss Ruth Amerling says workers must receive clothing and safety gear, and employers must pay ten dollars monthly while placing relie f workers on local projects under county board supervision.
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Typhoon Takyo-15 Near Morima
Typhoon Takyo-15 tracked 45 miles southwest of Morima then moved northwest at 9 miles per hour. Center winds reached 2 mph with the storm projected to be 836 miles southeast of Kina wa 24 hours later.
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Morima
Kinawa
Macmillan faces leadership crisis amid illness
London AP Harold Macmillan, aged 69, is very tired after major surgery and ongoing consultations to choose a successor as Conservative leader. Doctors say fatigue stems from the operation and the strain of the leadership crisis. Cabinet sources indicate a potential choice between Richard Butler and Reginald Maudling as a successor, with a decision possibly today or Friday.
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John Richardson
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Richardson
Richard
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Russian Faces Red In UN Over Seating Of Red China
UN Assembly debate over admitting Communist China exposes East West tensions. Soviet bloc delegates, backing Peking, sit in silence as Nationalist China’s Liu Chieh argues against Red China’s entry. Albania and Mongolia depart, Albania challenging Chiang Kai-shek's regime.
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U.N
Nixon May Turn to Nixon If Others Fail
Nashville AP report quotes GOP national chairman William Miller saying delegates could turn to Richard Nixon if Goldwater and Rockefeller fail to secure a majority. Miller noted Nixon, a former president, has a strong national following, though Nixon says he is not seeking the nomination.
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Barry Goldwater
William W. Scranston
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Goldwater
Nashville
Dick Nixon
GOP
Bul Millen
Nixon
New York
Murder charge in Aliquippa shooting death of Willie Williams
County detectives charged a Pittsburgh man with murder in the shooting of Willie Williams in Aliquippa. The body of Mozart Jones, 24, was found in a ravine after disappearing Saturday night following a fight in a parking lot. Jones was shot after trying to break up the altercation, police said.
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Aliquippa
Mozart Jones
Aliquipna
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Jones
Han Williams
Child Rescued After Abduction In Oklahoma City
A two year old girl named Kelley Brillant and her mother were embraced after the child was kidnapped outside a restaurant. An hour later police stopped the assailant, who demanded a ransom of 41,800, and the child was recovered unharmed. The event involved a young Black suspect and occurred while the father, Honey, was present.
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Oklahoma City
Ohda
Meg
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