Fellin Type Mines May Be Doomed, Official Says
Small, one horse mine operations near Hawleton face possible closure amid safety concerns. Pennsylvania state mine chief Charmbury cites 459 similar mines, with 270 having second openings, and notes potential federal or state legislation to require safety upgrades or close unsafe sites.
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David Fellin
Hawleton
H. Beecher Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines and Minerals
Charmbury
Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Gav. Scranton
Pennsylvania State Elks Association
Pennsylvania
Corry
Frellin
Throne
Throng
Worlkmen
Lou Bova
Rep Gavin Dies in Capital After Seizure
Oil City congressman Leon H Gavin, 70, died in Washington after a seizure following a dinner with his wife. A special election will be held in November to fill the seat. Gavin quit school at 14, later served 21 years in the House, and backed the Allegheny River Kinga Dam project and conservation efforts earning a 1954 national service award. Numerous counties in his district included Venango, Forest, Warren, and Clearfield. He served in World War I as a sergeant with the 6th Infantry.
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Titusville
Leon Harry Gavin
Oil City
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Gavin
Susan
Buffalo
N. Y
Swift Company
Venango
Forest
Warren
Clarion
McKean
Elk
Jefferson
Clearfield
Congress
Old City
Pope Paul Appeals for Unity as Ecumenical Council Opens
Pope Paul VI addressed about 20,000 in St. Peter's Square urging prayers for the Ecumenical Council's success. He called the council a great exploration to promote world peace, noting it was summoned by the late Pope John XXIII and will resume deliberations in two weeks.
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Vatican City
Paullvi
St. Peter's Square
Ecumenical Council
Paul
John XXIII
Senate Sees Treaty Debate On Nuclear Test Ban
Washington 1A The Senate debate over a proposed nuclear test ban treaty continues into its second week with 11 of 100 senators still unsure. Thirteen oppose, 76 back ratification. two thirds needed. Sparkman of Alabama argues amid questions from Senator Margaret Chase Smith. (Continued on Page Eight)
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Washington
Sparkman
Alabama
Senate Foreign Relations
Ben
Clair Engle
Ealis
Ts Iil
Senate
Mig Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Margaret Chi Smith
R-Marne
Race chase ends in fatal bridge crash in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on a Saturday a station wagon carrying five Black men collided head on with a car carrying two people after a white driver allegedly hurled racial slurs. Floyd Brown Wis Kurley and another man died. Robert Stokes hospitalised. the white driver and carartyer escaped injury. All five occupants come from East Liberty. Police seek unidentified driver to answer for the deadly crash on the bridge over the Allegheny River.
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Pittsburgh
Suan Sat Itoames Gn A . Street Bridge
James Smith
Floyd Brown
Wis Kurley
Hill District
Robert Stokes
Auldis-Jones
East Liberty
Allegheny River
Jones Auto
May Start Paying Occupational Tax in Pittsburgh
AP reports Pittsburgh may impose a $10 occupational tax affecting both city residents and workers in suburban areas. The tax aims to raise revenue for budget needs, differing from wage taxes where only the worker’s residence is taxed. A similar occupational tax in Allegheny Town was ruled constitutional.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post-Cavette
Clty Cowell
Sibl
Allen Town
Black Leaders Protest After Serious Incident Involving Four Girls
Black community leaders organize protest following a serious incident that harmed four young girls and left several others injured. Authorities have not yet released full details or identified suspects. Community groups urge swift action and accountability.
Birmingham Church Leaders Urge Calm After Latest Flareup
Birmingham faced a tense dawn as a Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing killed four girls and injured many others. Federal agents and National Guardsmen joined local leaders in urging restraint while violence escalated with two additional fatal shootings and multiple wounded.
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Birmingham
Alm
Ol- Hidal4
U.S. Justice Department
FBI
Oharch
Martin Luther King Dry
Negro Wader
George C. Wallace
Srate
Albert Boutwoelt
Ptr Jana
Melvin Bailey
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
Wallace
Pune
Ginday Xohogl Clanaéa
Synthia Wesley
Carol Robert— Son
Addie Mc Collings
Denice McNair
Viyo
Anol
Two Car Crashes Hurt Teens Saturday in Spartansburg
The article reports two Saturday accidents causing minor injuries and about $1 850 in damage. Leah J Reese of RD 2 Spartansburg collided with Edward K Burkhart of 4k West Irving after brake failure on South Center Street near railroad tracks. Burkhart neck injury minor. passenger Terry Kelly complained of back pain. A second crash at West Pleasant Street and First Avenue involved James J Williams 17 and William Scouten Jr. 18, with Scouten treated for a bruised hip.
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South Center Street
Leah J Reese
Spartansburg
Edward “K. Burkhart
Irving Street
Burkhart
Miss Reese
Poice
West Pleasant Street
First Avenue
James J. Williams
Warren Street
Oh First Avenue
Flyst Fivenue
Willams
West Pleasant
Wear Pleasant Street
William Scouten Jr
Corry
Corry Ambulance Service
Wits
Scouten
Corry Memorial Hospital
Williams
Beaulen
Nab Sharon Man After $2,000 Missing At Bank
Sharon County man was held on a $500 bond today awaiting grand jury action on embezzlement charges after $2,000 vanished from a local bank. Ralph Evans Selple, 48, of Sharon was arrested and appeared before Justice of the Peace in Grove, as details from the Com mington district attorney office were released.
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Nab
Sharon Man
Urovencae Parnese County
FBL
Ralph Evans Selple
Sharon
David Cutler
Grove
Ferris Wheel Collapse Kills Five in California
In Tikiana Hadla California a Ferris wheel collapsed trapping about 30 injured. Police said at least five Mexicans died and a seven month pregnant woman died after doctors attempted to save the baby. The wheel was about 30 seats high when a seat detached. The owner son and operator were taken into custody.
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San Diego
Cali
Ata
Alr
Tikiana
Hadla
California
Aoctor
Miguel Aleman Hospital
Serra
Firemen Injured as Blaze Damages West Countbox Garage
A fire at 244 West Countbox Avenue caused $500 damage to the Richard Crosscut Home garage. Firemen James Miller and David Herberg were slightly injured when Truck 4 scraped a car during efforts. Miller treated for a left ankle abrasion. Herberg's hospitalization unclear. Twenty one volunteers fought the blaze with Engine 3, Emergency Truck, and Truck 4 arriving after the alarm at 1:45 p.m.
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SDH Trom Wellies Serch
Richard Crosscut
West Countbox Avenue
Crosscut
James Miller
David Herberg
Harrisburg Plans Special License Plates This Weekend
AP reports Harrisburg will explore three letter and other special plates this weekend as part of a new revenue initiative. Officials expect no tag changes before late October. personalized plates will cost an extra ten dollars beyond the regular plate fee.
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Harrisuurg (Ap
Li Yult
Alute Revenue Department
Two Spartansburg Men Knocked Out By Falling Tree
Barry Johnson, 31, and James Reed, 40, nearly faced instant death when a falling limb from a tree knocked them unconscious about a mile south of Spartansburg. Reed suffered multiple fractures and collarbone injuries while Johnson endured arm fractures and facial/laceration before reaching hospital. Both were treated at Corry Memorial and later Hamot Hospital in Erie.
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Spartansburg
Crawford County
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Barry Johnson
Corry Hospital
James Reed
Reed
Journal
Johnson
Spartanshing
Negro Ministers Beaten Seek Gang Leaders
In Anniston Alabama two Negro clergymen Reverend Quinitus Reynolds and W B McClair were beaten by about 100 white assailants on a Sunday afternoon near the public library. A $1 reward was offered for arrests of leaders of any white participants. The ministers helped form a biracial committee to advise the city on community issues including segregation.
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Anniston
Ala
Claude Dear
Reva
Quinitus Reynolds
W. B. McClair
Recommendations for improving teacher education reform plan
Excerpts outline 27 recommendations by James B. Conant on certifying teachers, practice teaching, state roles, college responsibility, and NCATE structure. Emphasizes full university involvement, state approved practice teaching, financial support for high quality training, and data services for boards and colleges.
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New York
James Bryant Conant
America
United States
Sterling M. Mc
Murrin
Commissioner of Education
W.earl Armstrong
National Council For the Accreditation of Teacher Education
Conant
James 8. Conant
Wote
Condi
Information Service
Departments of Education
Univeraitien
Uride Jevele
Vars Journaleida
Mate Education Authorities
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