No Monday Journal. publication resumes Tuesday
A Labor Day holiday pause means The Journal will not publish Monday and will resume on Tuesday. The news sketch details a series of local incidents in Union City and Corry, including a stolen car recovered near Pittsburgh, minor traffic accidents, a park disturbance, a rehearsal notice, a schoolyard nuisance complaint, a borough injunction on building permits, and a prank causing a train stop in Hydetown.
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Journal
Union City
George Felton
New York State
North East
Felton Auto
Pittsburgh
Felton
Warren
Borough Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Equity
Mullen Named Layman of Year by BPOE in Harrisburg
The Catholic Fraternal organization selects Rep. Martin P. Mullen for layman of the year citing his work on public school and bus service for parochial schools. A shed fire is noted as arson by mayor statements. An auto crash injures three, and a milk truck incident reports milking drained from a bulk tank.
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Harrisburg
Martin P. Mullen
Philadelphia
Ing Society
Mullen
Alex G. Miller
Sligo R. D
Slantz
Patterson
Miller
Ira
Reidsburg
Gallensburg
Human Failure Cited In Crash Near Williamsport
The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed human error as the probable cause of the Allegheny Airlines Convair 340 crash near Williamsport Pennsylvania on July 23 1965. No fatalities occurred though 19 passengers and 4 crew were injured aboard a 40 passenger flight. The right engine failed after takeoff and the crew failed to implement proper procedures to compensate.
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Washingson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Williamsport
Noone
Allegheny Airlines
Fire and theft hit farm equipment near Burns farm
Fire reports describe damage to farm machinery as well as torn equipment at a nearby shed. A dog alerted Burns and his son to a suspicious area while Mrs. Burns saw a man near the implement shed. Gasoline was drained from a pump then an explosion occurred, with the Burns family and neighbors saving two trucks, a tractor, and other equipment.
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Mead Avenue
Franklin Streets
Arland Edwards
R. D
Corry
Franklin Street
Jayne Felton
Second Avenue
Edwards
Miss Felton
Patterson
Burns
Clearfield
Lynda Bird Johnson Mistaken for Luci at Wedding
Luci Nugent and Lynda Bird Johnson drew attention outside Washington Cathedral during Margaret McNamara and Barry Carter's wedding. Bystanders confused Lynda with Luci and photographed the Johnson sisters as a presidential limousine arrived.
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Washington
Johnson
Luci
Lynda Bird Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
Margaret McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Barry E. Carter
Washington Catheral
Lynda Reveals Identity After Trip to Austin Duplex
Lynda declares she is not Luci but herself in a scene at their duplex after returning from a grocery run. The couple traveled from Washington DC with a stop in Waukegan Illinois to visit Pat's parents. The first grocery trip as a married pair cost Pat 30.13 dollars.
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Austin
Texas
Washington
D. C
Waukegan
Pat
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