Quintuplets born in Aberdeen near $35,000 in gifts
The Fischer quintuplets, four girls and a boy born at St Luke’s Hospital, enter day four breathing easily with no definite danger. Names chosen: Mary Ann, Mary Catherine, Mary Margaret, Mary Magdalene, and James Andrew. Families receive scholarships, home offers, and gifts valued around $35,000. Mother Mary Ann Fischer plans to return home later this week.
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Canadohta Flood Gates Bid Request Issued
Harrisburg AP The Forests and Waters Department will accept bids October 4 for manually controlled flood gates at Canadohta Lake. Chief engineer Clifford McConnell says gates can raise the recreation pool level in summer and be opened during flood danger. Project completion is May 24, 1964, but no cost estimate is available yet.
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Washington News Briefs on Production Jobs and Policy
AP wire report from Washington covers August changes in industrial production down slightly after seven months of gains and a modest rise in non farm employment to 57.6 million. It notes the production index at 125.6, reasons include declines in iron steel and autos, and mentions U.S recognition of Malaysia and Kennedy’s envoy visit to Kuala Lumpur. Also reports a Senate subcommittee’s tentative approval of a fair employment practices bill and White House plans for a two day mental retardation conference in Warrenton Virginia.
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Butler Draws Life Term
PITTSBURGH AP Two judges sentenced John Francis Butler to life imprisonment for the 1959 killing of Northumberland County Sheriff James R. Lauer. Butler had sought to avoid the electric chair after a failed bid for a new trial and prior appeals.
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Kennedy hurts will to resist Reds says Rockefeller
ACCORD, N.Y. AP Governor Nelson Rockefeller, weighing a 1964 Republican bid, condemned Kennedy era diplomacy as eroding the will to resist communism. He told Ulster County Republicans the nation needs a change in leadership and that the Kennedy administration failed in leadership and action on major problems.
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Archie Moore Seeks City Council Seat in San Diego
Archie Moore, a retired pupilist, describes himself as a man of few words yet has plenty to say about others as he campaigns for a San Diego city council seat. He emphasizes deeds over words and portrays himself as caring for fellow residents.
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Negotiations Continue At Erie Forge Strike Enters Day 17
Negotiations between management and Erie Forge Steel Co resume after a day of halted talks with no progress reported. The 17th day of the strike involves about 1,000 members of Local 1 United Steel Workers who began the walkout September 1. Involved parties include Republicananscom Industries and the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers.
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Street plan aims to widen truck routes citywide
City Council discussed expanding truck routes along Forty fourth and surrounding streets from West Main to Mead Avenue. Proposals seek heavier base paving, enforcement against overweights, and use of Cory Concrete and Gravel for weighing. Other blocks on King Street and Church Street eyed for future paving as part of a three year master plan with 16 streets targeted.
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Hatfield Board Discontinues Bible Reading in Schools
Hatfield Joint Board of Education in Montgomery County discontinues school Bible reading. A week earlier teachers were instructed to read the Bible but last night the board ordered a brief period of silent meditation instead. Hatfield lies about miles northwest of Philadelphia.
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Cruel Hoax Hits Lancaster Tea Tag Fundraiser
In Lancaster Pennsylvania the King's Daughters non sectarian group learns tea bag tags cannot be exchanged for a seeing eye dog. The Lancaster chapter sought clarification from Bao Ang Sae Inc and was told the claim is a cruel hoax with dog pates not available in the United States. Tags from the King's Daughters Home for Aged Persons in Pottstown remain stored.
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United States
Frank McMahon
King’s Daughters | State Council
King’s Daughters' Home
Pottstown
Quash Indictment Against Titusville City Councilman
Crawford County judge sustained a motion yesterday to quash an indictment against Titusville City Councilman Whiward J. Milliken charged with fraudulent cavali on. The judge ruled the indictment lacked sufficient evidence and dismissed the case before trial. Earlier charges of use of city owned materials had been dropped.
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Meadville
Crawford County
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Herbert A. Mook
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Milliken
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Hurricane hits off Levant with light damage and stranded crew
A hurricane battered the Levant area causing light structural damage. Twenty six crew members were trapped by sudden waves and winds while two offshore drilling rigs rode out the storm with 85 mph winds reported. Lake Charles Mayor Alfred E. reported on the event.
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Pennsylvania Korean War veteran bonus deadline nears
State officials warn many veterans have not yet filed for the Korea War era bonus. Lt. Col. Anthony Flores says about 401 053 Pennsylvanians are eligible, with roughly 36 000 still pending. Eligible are veterans who served 10 months or more between June 25 1950 and July 27 1983 for up to 300 dollars, plus survivors.
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State Adjutant General
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