Poison Food Scare Hits Great Lakes Fish Industry
Detroit report describes a three week botulism scare causing about 20,000 layoffs in the Great Lakes commercial fishing sector. Federal and industry officials meet in Washington to restore public confidence after seven botulism deaths tied to smoked fish, while FDA clarifies warnings exclude non Great Lakes fish. California bans smoked whitefish from the region and Dornbos & Bros. suspends operations pending FDA findings.
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Detroit
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Area
Washington
Michigan
Tennessee
Alabama
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
John L. Harvey
PDA
California
H. J. Dornbos & Bros
Grand Haven
Mich
David Price
Dornbos
Kennedy Meets House Leaders Amid Civil Rights Proposals
White House talks with House leaders yield administration civil rights goals while two key provisions are weakened. Voting rights and public accommodations curbs are diluted. temporary voter registrar provisions are dropped. Two new items enter: fair employment practices commission and AG authority to join civil rights suits after filing, replacing broader AG action.
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White House
Fair ‘Employment Practices Commission
Dry Pennsylvania hopes fade for opening small game season
Officials warned rainfall will likely miss the needed two inches to lift hunting bans before the opening of the 1963 small game season. Forester Cobb cited a statewide rain shortfall and a dry landscape fueling wildfires with 49 new fires over the weekend. River levels also dipped as drought stretched across the state.
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Harrisburg
Samuel S. Cobb
State Forests and Waters Department
Pennsylva
Nia
Gov. Scranton
Cobb
Ralph C. Wible
Paul Sutton
U.S. Weather Bureau
Sutton
Pennsylvania Woodlands
Tunkhannock Township
Manrog County
Delaware
Robert Fish
Births and community notices from Spartansburg area
Best wishes go to Mr and Mrs Russel Hutchinson on the birth of daughter Lucinda Jane at Corry Hospital weighing 8 pounds 6% ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Austin Rogers and Mr and Mrs Ted Hutchinson. Mrs Bertha Burlingame of Westfield spent last week with her son Harlon Burlingame. Several local families visited, with church events, weddings, birthdays, Halloween decorations, school play, scout activities, a birthday gathering for Michael Young, and trips to Pittsburgh and Wheeling mentioned.
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Spartansburg
Russel Hutchinson
Corry Hospital
Lucinda Jane
Austin Rogers
Ted Hutchinson
Bertha Burlingame
Westfield
N. Y
Harlon Burlingame
Clarence Smith
Stanley Brandon
Delores
Elaine
Larry Pratt
Union City
Smith
Frances Smith
Wayne Drake
Bonas Ehehart
Sherman, Y
Howard Blakeshend
Corry
Floyd Stallord
Riceville
Sparta Grange
Harmes
Meanville
Harries
P. m
Gerald Sherlock
Oil City
Isaac Sherlock
Marjorie
Anna Shaffer
Erie
Michael Young
Russell Youngs
Mike
Charles Terwilliger
Janie Shoemaker
Guy Scouten
Clyde May
Paul Bigelow
Pittsburgh
Hill
Warren Jaycees Host Public Forum On Constitutional Convention
Warren County Jaycees say no resident has volunteered to speak against the constitutional convention. A public forum at the County Courthouse tomorrow aims to present both sides before the November 5 vote, with speakers answering audience questions in the large court room.
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Warren County
Warren
Lucas Jaycees
J. Richard Gilson
Jaycees
Mhore
Tire Slashers Sentenced for Tire Slashing Spree
Three former college students were sentenced in Spokane to contact more than 100 auto owners damaged in a tire slashing spree on Oct 14. Judge Ellsworth Gump gave a year in jail with 90 days suspended, 60 days to be served, and the rest split among the owners for restitution. The youths had been dropped from Gonzaga University.
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Apokane
Wash
APJ
Justice
Ellsworth Gump
Michael J
Skov
Great Falls
Mont
Ward M. McRiligott
Anchorage
Alaska
Phillip J. Sheridan
Everett
Gonzaga University
Bomb scare evacuates school during noon search
Civil Defense teams rechecked the building after a bomb threat disrupted a school day. The incident prompted a precautionary evacuation while authorities from city and state police, plus Fire Chief Jerome Davis and Assistant Chief William Halfast, investigated. one engine assisted as threats carry possible fines or jail, with potential federal penalties.
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Wuntime
Page Unez Hus
Civil Defense
Jerome Davis
William Halfast
Letters To The Editor Defends District Attorney Scarpitti
Norma Vanderhoff argues for Richard Scarpitti viewing his support for those in need of legal aid and warns against making elections about party labels. She claims the justice system requires trial by jury, not campaigns, and condemns political attacks while crediting the DA’s office and police.
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Richard Scarpitti
Scarpitti
Peorple
Tlan
Community Services Committee
Saha
Erie County
District Attorney
American Civil Liberties Union
Sharpiki
John Willman
Norma Vanderhoff
Bernard F. Quinn
James &. Beveridge
Fire alarm malfunction at Aero-Corry division causes disturbance
Aero-Corry division of Aero-Flow Dynamics regrets early morning alarm disruption on Sunday October 27. Investigation shows alarm originated on Aero property and was repaired after notifying the involved property owner. The company thanks neighbors for calm and confirms cooperation to maintain good relations.
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Aero-Corry
Aero-Flow Dynami’s
Bell
Aero
Acro-Corry
Selac Lions
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc
W. P. Masler Jr
Flint girl chosen as 1964 National March of Dimes child
Michigan announcement names Lou Graves of Lansing as the 1964 National March of Dimes child. Despite paralysis from an open spine at birth she helps with house work in a wheelchair and is described as lively and active, with Governor Romney presenting the selection.
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Lansing
Mich
Lou Graves
Michigan
George Romney
Flint
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Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
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Corry, Pa
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