Skyline to Triple Size of Titusville Plastic Plant
Skyline Industries plans a major expansion of its Titusville plastic pipe facility after securing a contract to triple the size. Howard R. Burman announced the project, noting the current plant built in 1959 will join with the new addition as an integral unit. Local subcontractors will be preferred where possible as steel and site work begin.
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Titusville
Skyline Industries, Inc
Howard R. Burman
Skyline
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips Petroleum
Noel J. Poux
Poux
Phillips
Burman
Skyline Industries
United States
Fires Crashes Come In Bunches
Collision report from West Washington and North Center involved Francis P. Cmiel of Columbus driving east with a CMP truck and Mrs. John T. Williams of 412 Spring Street in a car. Williams planned to go straight while Cmiel turned right, causing a minor wreck with $250 car damage and negligible truck damage.
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Francis P. Cmiel
Columbus
John T. Williams
Spring Street
West Washington
Cmiel
North Center
Williams
Famine warned as world population outpaces food ever faster
Dr. Raymond Ewell of the State University of New York at Buffalo warned at the American Chemical Society that a global famine could affect hundreds of millions or billions. He urged rich nations to donate fertilizers, predicted major shortages by the early 1970s in India Pakistan and China with spread to Asia Africa and Latin America by 1980, and called birth control essential though slow in effect.
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Chicago
Raymond Ewell
Researchit State University of New York At Buffalo
Asia
Africa
South America
American Chemical Society
Ewell
India
Pakistan
China
Indonesia Aran
Turkey
Egypt
Latin America
Mms
Viet Nam
Johnson
New Vieh
Not
Threesingyes
Ely
Americins
Death by Asphyxiation In Twin House Fires Raises Probe
Mrs Anna Blatt 32 and her eight year old daughter Candy May died of asphyxiation from two fires in the home of Mrs Blatt's father George Heinly. Fire marshal Michael Terefenko said the blazes did not ignite each other and investigation continues. The victims could not escape via the cellar stairs as they were on fire and another cellar door was locked. Mrs Blatt had been in a Wernersville mental hospital until two years ago. In Washington Dr Walter K Myers 61 a noted heart specialist died of heart disease.
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Mrs. Blatt
Heinly
Sgt York in very grave condition as battle with death continues
Doctors treating 76 year old Medal of Honor winner Sgt Alvin York report he remains in very grave condition with an acute infection. Family members wait at his bedside as the World War I hero has been hospitalized repeatedly, bedridden since 1954 after his Argonne Forest service.
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Washville, Venn
Alvin York
York
Argonne Forest
France
6000 To Greet LBJ In Pennsylvania Fundraiser
Harrisburg AP Otis B Morse Democratic state chairman reports strong ticket sales for a September 10 fund raising dinner in Harrisburg featuring President Johnson. About 6000 tickets at 100 dollars each expected. reception for the President's Club precedes a dinner. Johnson’s address likely 8:30 PM to 9:00 PM. White House changes may alter plans.
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Harrisburg
Otis B. Morse
Jason
Morse
Satin Exhibition
State Farm Show
Atlantic City
White House
Johnson
Harrisburg-York State
Farm Show Building
President's Club
Zembo Mosque
Johnson faces riots and Vietnam crisis impacting 1964 campaign
The article outlines President Johnson confronting Negro riots in northern and southern cities and growing chaos in South Vietnam. It notes potential spillover into the capital and discusses how civil rights tensions and Vietnam instability threaten his re-election prospects. Roy Wilkins calls for a federal probe into planned riots, raising fears of wider unrest before November.
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Washington
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Hin
Viet Nam
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Johuson
South
War worries and political stance on Vietnam policy
Fragmentary text discusses potential escalation in Vietnam with U S forces and Red China, possible war implications, and political optics for Johnson. It notes deaths of Sir Patrick Gower and mentions titles linked to British ministers, implying cross reference to war era debates.
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Patilick Gower
On-Thames
England
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National Geographic Society
Evans
Sgt. York
The
New York World
Lbj
Penn
Marlow
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Stora
Southeast Asia
Blatt’s Corry Drive-In
Debbie Reynolds
Molly Brown
Dr. Lao
First Avenue
Lillian Clark
Thelma Paulson’ Mus
Harold Hulings
Corry
Ann Jingles
Donald Higgins
Zalzneck
Spiesman
Donald Knapp
Mrs. Alton White
Joun
Rossbacher
James A. Sinare
Carl Skinner
Chrysler
Lark
Valiant
Clarence Walace
Avenue
Corey
John Tinko
Mrs
Frank ‘Poth
For All
AY Fitch Motors
1St Ave
Ralph Gould
Ed Moore
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Remington Mall Chain Saws
Johnson Bros
First Ave
Harold Anderson, Punt
L. Blikesles
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