McCarthy Hearings Enter Weekend Recess Amid Slowed Pace
The McCarthy censure hearings stall through the weekend with no new revelations. Senator McCarthy intends to testify in his own defense and Williams notes no strategy disclosure. The six member committee previews five major charge categories while awaiting further evidence.
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McCarthy
Associated Press
Washington
Senator McCarthy
R-Wis
Watkins
R-Utsh
Edward Bennett Williams
Willams
Williams
Senate
Flanders
R-Vi
Morse
Ore
Fulbright
D-Ark
PBS
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Army Radar Laboratory
Ft. Monmouth
PUC Orders Bridge Repairs at Oil City
Harrisburg The Public Utility Commission ordered a $212000 repair to the Petroleum Street Bridge in Oil City over the Allegheny River and Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. Work must be done by December 1 1985 with funding split: Venango County $112000 state $65900 Oil City $15000 and the railroad $20000.
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Harrisburg
Civnty Commision
Petroleum Street
of City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Comminaion
Venango County
Oil City
Ce Railroad
Corry Area Girl Is polio Victim In year
A 10 year old Spartansburg girl Joyce Thomas was the first polio case in the Corry district this year. She was taken to Lakeview Municipal Hospital in Erie with partial paralysis in the right leg. Diagnosed yesterday she is in an isolation ward. Her family includes eight siblings with no other cases yet detected.
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Spartansbur
Corry
Lakeview Municipal Hospital
Erie
Joyce ‘Thomas
John ‘Thomas
Oil Creek Road
R. D
Spartansburg
Lakeview
Delegates to Legion Meeting Head for Home
The 46th annual American Legion convention ends with new national commander Seaborn Collins Jr of Las Cruces New Mexico and a slate of resolutions. The group condemns communism at home and abroad and pushes for universal military training and expanded veterans benefits. The organization urges aggressive measures against Red China and the Soviet Union, seeks study on severing diplomatic ties and curtailing trade, and demands strong funding for investigation committees.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Legion
Congress
Seaborn P. Collins Jr
Las Syuces
Collins
Arhur J. Connell
Middletown
Conn
Legion
Senate Investigations
McGarthy Ress
Comunism
Red China
Soviet Russia
Southeast Asia
United States
Russia
Red
China
Girl Scouts
Tilinois Department
U.S
Fussia
Expect GOP to be on defense in eastern U S
Cincinnati Republicans anticipate a defensive campaign in the eastern United States for Congress. State chairmen and national officials project net gains of one Senate seat and 14 House seats east of the Mississippi, with western gains larger. Attitudes vary on New Jersey and Ohio races amid intra party tensions and economic concerns.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Congress
GOP
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
O Key
Senate
House
New Jersey
Case
Mccarthy
Bodine
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Thomas A. Burke
Clarence J. Brown
George Hi. Bender
Burke
National
Philadelphia
Four Die In Truck And Train Crash At Reesville
In Reesville Ohio a tractor trailer collided with a passenger train killing two sisters Katherine Myers 19 of Peebles Ohio and Verda Ethel 6, along with truck driver Clinton Simpson 19 of Richmond Indiana and passenger Tony B Cox 38 of Richmond Ohio. Three train passengers Leonard Janauskas 45 of Pittsburgh Elone Selly 5 of Rarland Ohio and Mary Patron of Loveland Ohio were treated for minor injuries.
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Witvingson
Ohio
Richmond
Reesville
Katherine Myers
R. D
Peebles
Adams County
Verda
Ethel
Tony B. Cox
Clinton Simpson
Cox
Baltimore & Ohio
Baxenger
Leonard A. Janauskas
Pittsbuirgh
Elone Selly
Rarland
Mary L. Patron
Loveland
Migrant Labor Shortage Hits Pennsylvania Crops
Harrisburg officials report Pennsylvania growers are using 20 percent fewer Southern migrant and Puerto Rican farm workers this year, impacting harvest labor and crop collection.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Dulles Visits Manila Ahead of Asia Security Conference
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Manila for an eight nation Southeast Asia security conference. He praised upcoming talks with Philippine officials and Manila’s role as host while signaling caution on a collective alliance and automatic retaliation pact.
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Associated Press
Manila
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Ue Big Air
Philippine Republica
Dulles
Mr. Magsay
Siy
Anc Philippines
Philippine
Mantin
Southeast Asia
Southwest Pacific
U.S
Raymond Spruance
Philippines
Thailand
Enim
Fam
United States
Washington
Wattsburg Fair Hit by Storm
An electrical storm interrupted Wattsburg Fair racing last night after one final and two heats were run. Honey Sollhye owned and driven by WD Smith of Union City won the 2:18 pace for a $400 purse. Silver Balint led by BA Careful, with My Son Bol third in the 2:21 pace. Dom Jute won the 2:21 pace with Cappy King setting a record and Abadaba third. Grandstand packed, hundreds watched as night racing drew crowds. Lights installed earlier this year facilitated evening racing.
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Wattsbury
Wattsburg
Palnsville
Honey Soll Hye
WD. Smith
Union_city
Fair I&asciation
Plan for Indian rail equipment purchase outlined
Washington announced a plan to buy 1000 locomotives and 5000 freight cars with a 50 50 split between American and foreign manufacturers. Winners included Japanese firm for locomotives at $8147 each and Belgian freight car bid. U S aims to use low bids while balancing unemployment and foreign aid rules.
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Associated Ress
Washington
Uullienklon
Tidta
Forint
Harold Blanner
Wvecovisionsto
Indus
Win Japanese Rolling Stock Export Co of
Tokyo
New Area
Starker
Tieat
Brussen
Mardiyee
United States
Driver Lends Local Officer Praise After Incident
Robert B. Lowe, head of Cariopolis public safety, commends Chief Harley Drake and the police department for prompt, thorough handling of a driving incident at Belaty Rew and North Center street. Corry notes the investigation and interviews aided his travel resume, with Corporal Frank Carnegie linked to the event.
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Robert B. Lowe
Tw Department of Public Safety
Cariopollis
Harley Drake
Corbin
Belaty
Center
Corry
Louk
Ommke
Lowe
Cpl
Frank Carnegie
Two Registration Dates Set Here
An announcement states that November 10 has been set as decimal registration day for Corry in advance of the filing voting. Registrars will sit above Municipal Hall from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and from 8 to 10 p.m. DST on both days. Past experiences in other districts show extremely light response by unregistered voters.
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Gouney
Eup
Temic In Marine
Corry
Dinvita
82 Killed In Philippines Logging Train Disaster
A logging train carrying around 100 passengers plunged down a mountainside in southern Negros Island. At least 82 died and many were injured as cars and logs tumbled into a gorge below. Officials feared more bodies as crews recover wreckage and insurance crews surveyed the scene.
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Philippines
Ue Korre
Negron
Pablo Villarete
Fabrien
Tian Ate
Vilareve Amie
Cara
Vie
Tnsular Lumber Co
Emilio V. Lica
Fire averted by quick action at Taras Doel farm scene
A father and son prevented a major blaze at Scott's Crossing when winds carried fumes from a torch used outside by Charles Dodd toward a hay bale and a truck in a nearby barn. They alerted Columbus Fire Department, who arrived to extinguish the flames. only the truck and minor injuries occurred.
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Scott's Crossing
Charles Dodd
Gharlen van
Lente Dodd
Inter
Columbus Fire Department
Massachusetts Waives Blue Laws For Open Shops
Governor Christian Herteg issued an executive order allowing retail stores to stay open Sunday and Labor Day to address a food shortage from the hurricane. Crews restore power to about two million customers while dry ice and supplies move in from other states. Coast Guard reports warn of possible deaths and a missing persons search as a scalloper wreckage is found near Nantucket.
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Associated Press
Boston
Christian Herteg
Massachusetts
New England
Coast Guard
New Bedford
Nantucket
Riderless Horse Wins At Fair
A riderless horse won a free-for-all event at the fair after a youngster tumbled from a mount. The horse, urged with a flagging chant, completed the race in third place but finished unusually, in a historic outcome that surprised officials who paid the owner.
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Waltaharg
Sue
11000 pheasants to be stocked in seven townships
11000 pheasants will be released across seven townships in the southeastern county area. Deputy Game Protector Simpson at Union City notes the effort covers Wayne, Concord, Union, Washington, LeBoent, Amity, and Waterford townships. The program pays farmers one dollar per bird returned, with birds from last summer’s frogs and crickets scheme.
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Corry
Burling
Sevens
Ele County
Simpeon
Union City
Wayne
Concord
Union
Washinian LeBoent
Amity
Waterford
Simpson
Corry Hol
Wren Farma
Ve Qume Commission
Commission
Adrison Sorenson
Mra
Chase
J. Fe Buell
Rober McCray
Erie PLCB Enforcer Suspended Amid Probe Developments
An Erie enforcement agent with the local square control board faced an initial suspension after staff tests revealed shifts in status. Authorities from the Pennsylvania Shire Police and PLCB Investigations pursue the source of a series of inspections code named Hpalfa while District Attorney Damian J. McLaughlin called the probe conclusive for continuation.
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PLCB
Erie
Squar Control Board
Pennsylvania
C. Brennecke
Pennsylvania Shire Police
Plob Investgation
Damian J. McLaughin
PLCE
U S officials confident one will be found for West Germany
Washington officials report cautious optimism that a workable formula will arm West Germany as a NATO partner in Western Europe. They fear any solution may not boost European unity, and note the European Defense Community proposal failed to gain unity.
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Associated Press
Washington
U. S
West Germany
Western Europe
France
Lke
State Department
Europe
NATO
London
Germany
Prince
Hurricane Dolly Heads Out To Sea
Hurricane Dolly moved offshore sixty miles south of Cape Race and veered into the Atlantic. Winds near the center reached around ninety miles per hour as the storm threatened Nova Scotia's south coast before turning east. The system, the season’s fourth, passed northern Grand Bank waters and weakened toward white-water conditions this afternoon after impacting Newfoundland coastal areas earlier in the week.
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Wey
Halifax
Dolly
Cape Rave
Nid
Nova Scotia
Bable Island
Grand Banka
Dally Lo
Carol
New Bckland
Jaycee Festival Opens At Park Tonight in Corry
Mead Park hosts the Labor Day weekend Jaycee Festival arranged by the Corry Junior Chamber of Commerce. Highlights include a battle between Branford Hose Company and Columbus volunteer firemen, a full activity schedule with holes, concerts, and the popular Dunk a Jaycee booth.
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Mead Park
Corry
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