Pagar Subscriptions Rally for Titusville Industrial Fund
Titusville campaign chairman Ben McEnteer reported last night that subscriptions approach 200000 dollars with just over 50000 needed by noon today to reach the industrial project goal Major improvements were authorized by Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp for its Dunkirk barrelling plants with 250000 dollars planned Marlin Hemphill said the funds will support Bar Products Division headquarters in Dunkirk Gov Scranton named two new justices of the peace in Evie County Mrs Jeanne Kireta Albion and Mrs P Vivian Crosby Cranesville A fatal crash near Franklin claimed Ira E Jacobson 75 of Dubois and left his wife Wilma 57 with minor injuries An air rifle fired at every window in a Rogers Structural Steel Co truck lot on Mead Avenue prompted police to search for clues Erie County Township Officials prepare to meet in Erie with Wayne and Concord townships represented Alcohol implications omitted.
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Titusville
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Dunkirk
Marlin
Scranton
Evie County
Jeanne C. Kireta
Borough of
Albion
P. Vivian Crosby
Cranesville
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Rogers
Mead Avenue
LBJ Pleads For Auto Settlement
President Johnson urges a quick settlement on auto labor disputes as the nation’s auto industry faces production losses. The economy and public are affected while companies and the union pledge to work continuously to resolve local issues. Automotive News notes a sharp decline in weekly passenger car production to 79,000 units from 179,422 a year earlier. General Motors cited a daily wage loss of about $7 million.
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Automotive News
General Motors
Bing Crosby’s son convicted in Beverly Hills disturbance
Lindsey Crosby, 26, son of singer Bing Crosby, was found guilty by a Beverly Hills jury of disturbing the peace. He faced a battery charge after allegedly pushing June Palinkas, 46, from a bar stool in a Sunset Strip restaurant.
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Bing
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lindsey Crosby
Bing Crosby
Crosby
June Palinkas
Sunset Strip
Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Convicted of Tax Evasion
Earl Welch a longtime Oklahoma Supreme Court justice was found guilty on five counts of income tax evasion totaling 313000. The 73 year old Democrat listened as jurors delivered the verdict after about two hours of deliberation. Sentencing was set for November 13 with motions for a new trial due by November. Welch remains on the court but has not participated in decisions since his indictment.
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Muskogee
Oks
Earl Welch
Welch
State Supreme Court
U8. Dist
Roy Harper
St. Louis
Governent
U S Soldiers Attacked in Korea Free Zone
The U S 8th Army reports five soldiers were attacked Sunday near the Korean demilitarized zone by unknowns with hand grenades. One soldier was wounded in the leg as troops hunted the area between the zone’s southern boundary and the Imjin River. Three suspects were sighted but fled into dense foliage.
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Plaul
South Korea
U. S
8Th Army
Imjin
Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor describes a compact transistor hearing aid that makes whispered speech clear. He notes the device uses a tiny energized unit and promises detailed information at no cost to interested readers by mailing HEARING to P. O. Box 681 York Pa.
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P. O. Box
York
Ady
Hoover dies at 90 after long public service
Former U S president Herbert Hoover, famed for American individualism and his World War I relief work, dies at age 90. The Grand Old Party elder, who did not attend the 1964 GOP convention, had a long career from secretary of commerce to the presidency and later conducted global food surveys and government studies. He spoke at events as late as May 1963 despite frail health.
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Jie
San Francisco
Hoover
America
Food Administration
Secretary of Commerce
Presidency
Hoover Commission
Maj
Gordon Cooper
Kids Prefer School Art Over Masterpieces at Michigan Hospital
Ann Arbor AP report notes child patients at University of Michigan Hospital prefer art by Forsyth Junior High students over Georges Braque and Maurice Utrillo works. An art committee judged 20 items, with six student paintings winning including a rhinoceros study. Seurat's The Seine at Courbevoie was the only masterwork deemed acceptable.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Yung
University of Michigan Hospital
Georges Braque
Maurice Utrille
Rheims
Spiral
Fous ‘Sters
Forsyth Junior High School
Ann Arbor
Hickory
Dickory Dock
Jack Homer
Renoir
Longchamps
Georges Pierre Seurat
Seine
Courbe
Seek Missing Area Coed Vanishes From Fredonia State Campus
Missy Carris, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs Playd Carris of Ripley, is missing from Fredonia State University since last Friday. Described as 5 feet 6 inches, blonde with blue eyes, about 120 pounds, possibly driving a 1955 Chevrolet. State Police have alerted other agencies to watch for a girl matching her description as her parents seek clues.
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Vrnunda
Juyllis Garris
Fredonia State University
Tuth Callahan
Missy Carris
Playd Carris
Ripley
Red Chinese book offered at sale in San Francisco
LAN PRANUISLY AP reports China Books & Periodicals in San Francisco discounts a title for sale from $1.25 to 75 cents. The book titled People of the World Unite for the Complete Thorough, Total and Resolute Prohibition and Destruction of Nuclear Weapon Vote is noted. It beat the rhinoceros by two votes.
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LAN Pranuisly
China Books & Periodicals Shop
San Francisco
Burglars Busy At Tionesta
Burglars checked leads after breaking a window and unlocking a side door to Killmer's Store in Tionesta. About $1000 was taken from the cash register between 9 and 11 p.m. Store operator W. W. Killmer discovered the burglary at 11 p.m. Troopers Dan Molitoris and Jobin Whitehouse investigated. Last Labor Day weekend a similar break in Lud Halley’s store occurred via a back window.
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Tionesta
Rotire al Ane Et Statinh
Killmer
Cashiag Itis
Dan Molitoris
Jobin Whitehouse
Sonesta Station
Halley
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A compact meditation on memory and transmission contrasts spoken language with written text. It reflects on how conversations fade while printed records endure, suggesting permanence in print and fragility in speech across time and culture.
City to bid on tax job contract negotiations
The city and the School District will bid for a tax collection contract under a 52 to 48 percent revenue split, with the city receiving the larger share. Grice noted the move follows a city ordinance and the city will handle negotiations after council action.
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Grice
Administrative Tax Bodies Vote Sparks Bid Advertising Move
Last night’s vote hovers over the future of two taxing bodies. The Combined Runed treome Tax Committee remains an administrative body. The committee will have two council members, two school board members, and a member at large. Job specifications will be drawn up and bids advertised immediately. Bids open at 8 p m November 9 at a special Council meeting.
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Harry Burrows
Wayne Township
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Monaco
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Corry, PA
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Jack Lemmon
Dorothy Provinee
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