Milliken Indicted Over City Vehicle Charges
Crawford County Grand Jury indicted Titusville councilman William J. Milliken on fraud charges for charging city gasoline and tailpipe parts to city equipment and installing the parts on his own car. A separate charge of gifting city supplies to a city employee was dismissed for lack of evidence. The case proceeds next week with testimony from city workers and officials.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Grand Jury
Titusville
Commonwealth
Millfen
Robert Sterling
Ralph A. Whiting
Howard Decker
Milliken
WVU Guard Walter Paraschak Suffering Amnesia After Practice
Morgantown AP Walter Paraschak WVU sophomore guard was stricken with amnesia after a head injury in a morning football camp practice at Jacksons Mill. Doctors began detailed examinations as teammates noted his confusion during the evening weigh in and birthday song.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Walter Paraschak
West Virginia University
University Hospital
WVU
Jackson's Mill
Gene Cori
Paraschak
Luzerne
Chiang Kai-shek's son leaves Formosa for U S visit
Chiang Ching Kuo, eldest son of President Chiang Kai-shek, departed Formosa for a trip to the United States today, with a stop in Corry suggested by reports.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Ching Kuo
Chiang Bai-shek
United States
Drug makers seek voided labeling ruling in suit
The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association and 37 major drug companies filed suit in U S District Court Wilmington to void a new food and drug administration ruling. They challenge requirements to include established names with brand names on labels and in advertising, arguing costs and potential criminal penalties.
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Wilmington. del
Pharmacrutical Manuactures Association
U. S. District Court
Anthony II. Celebreeze
Health, Education and Welfare
George P. Larrick
Food- And-Drugs
Winder
Weaver Probes Real Grass Roots
Congressman Weaver reports on a federal farm aid program and crop damage relief in Pennsylvania. He reviews FILA operations with the Department of Agriculture, focusing on loans, farm improvements, and emergency assistance for hard-hit farm families in the 2ath District. Weaver plans to use these facts for upcoming actions on lax and civil rights measures.
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Nvd
FHA
Pennsylvania
Boone
Congressman Weaver
Joan
Weaver
Hoy
Journal
Washington
Chinese Chastise Russia Again in Red Flag Attack
The article in Peking's People's Daily and the theoretical Red Flag blasted Moscow, claiming relations with the Soviet Union had reached the brink of split and that differences within the international Communist movement had entered a new stage of unprecedented gravity.
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Khrushchy
Peking People's Daily
Mao Tze-tung
Fst
Peking
International Communist Movement
We Are With You Pakistan Assures U S
Western ally stance reaffirmed as Pakistan tells Undersecretary Ball no major policy shift despite recent ties with China and border talks. Pakistan opposes U S arms aid to India and warns that American weapons to India could threaten Pakistan. Ball reports back to Kennedy after three day mission.
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Pakistan
United States
China
George Ball
Kennedy
Ball
Dacca
U.S
India
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Union Plumbers Picket Non-Union Workers
SILVER CREEK The picket line at the Lake Shore Inter-Com munity hospital site resumed yesterday halting work due to labor trouble. Plumbers Union Local of Buffalo protests non union plumbing at the new hospital, contracted to Guar cello’s of Silver Creek. Work halted August 28 after a picket line formed. August 30th details follow.
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Silver Creek
Lake Shore Inter-Community Hospital
Chattauqua
Plumbers Union Local Af of
Buffalo
Abstract Flats wins Chautauqua art prize in landscape class
The Chautauqua Art Show awarded first prize in the landscape division to The Flats an abstract oil by Mrs. Dennis Carlson of Norwich Vermont sister of Mrs. Robert Ott Jr of Corry Pa The work depicts a steel industry edge scene near Cleveland and drew praise for its bold abstraction while critics noted the humor of misreading it as landscape by the judges and viewers alike.
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Nilita
Khrushchev
Chautaumqua
New York State
Robert A. Ot Jr
Corry
Otts
Wayne Street
Ott
Dennis Carlson
Norwich
Chausaliqua
Revington Arthur
New Hope
Carlson
George Follansbee
Rogers Structiral Steel
Jomeial
Anks
Chautauqua Art Association
Sul
Eve
Harrisburg GOP Dinner Names Mumma Chairman
A Harrisburg building supplier was named chairman of the Republican dinner for Senator Barry Goldwater on October 10 in Hershey. Robert M. Mumma, son of the late U.S. Rep. Walter Mumma, will host a $100 per plate event with guests including Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania and Governor Scranton attending as features.
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Gop Cuatrman
Harrisburg
Harrisborg
Barry Goldwater
Hershey
Heth
Robert M. Mumma
U.S
Walter Mumma
Arizona
Hugh Stott
Pennsylvania
Goy
Scranton
Pennsylvan ia Dragging Feet on Federal Aid Use
Federal Highway Administrator Rex M Whitton criticized Pennsylvania officials for slow use of federal funds to boost the economy as an 11 mile section of Interstate Route 80 Keystone Shortway opened. He said full federal aid could create about 6 000 local jobs with a 28 million dollar payroll and over 7 000 more jobs from materials and equipment. The Shortway spans 10 miles across the state with only a fraction completed. the new section links Stroudsburg and Scotrun.
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Rex M. Whitton
Pennsylvania
Whitton
New York City
San Francisco
Stroudsboro
Scotrun
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A reflective snippet contrasts spoken language with permanent print, noting that words spoken disappear while printed text endures, offering a terse meditation on communication and permanence.
Alabama Schools Opened Under Federal Desegregation Orders
Alabama schools faced clashes as state troopers and city police lined entrances to Huntsville and Tuskegee schools to enforce federal court desegregation orders. Governors and Wallace criticized federal action while local officials pressed to open the fall term. Troopers stood at White and Negro schools amid delays and threatened closures in Birmingham and Tuskegee.
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Rison Junior High
Wallace
Sully Raymond Christin
Christian
Bogrn
Nuo
Tuskegee
Huntsville
Raymond Christian
R. B. Seaccy
Seacey
Redstone Arsenial
Marshall Space Flight Center
Army Missile Command
Louis B. Lee Sr
Alabama
Hyntevile
Wink
Birmingham
Conncisman Gordon
Lottin
Kennedy
Tuskegee School Board
Schoo
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