PaRaghan David H Gorton named assistant county agent
Paragon David H Gorton of Cor Fy appointed to the Cooperative Extension Service at Pennsylvania State University as assistant Jefferson County agent with county agent duties assigned to George R Silvis. A 16 year old Lucar Greyn was cited twice after midnight for traffic offenses near Maple avenue East Main Street and East Malt a South Center Street. Police cited Wayne G Malve for a stop sign violation and continuing west on East Main Street. A report of smashed squash on a porch led to a plan to trap culprits after a similar incident a week earlier. A grant of 226000 for development planning was approved for a Brie oyine Urban Revival Administration to be administered by the State Department of Commerce. Members of Columbus Hose Company to collect coin cards on Tuesday during two hours 7 to 9 pm. Gale Johnson of Louisville earned a Reserve Senior Champion Award with her two year old Brown Swiss heifer at the eighth annual Pennsylvania Dairy Show in Harrisburg, plus Master Showman for animal presentation. David Curtis of Columbus earned Master Showman for presenting his Jersey calf which placed sixth. largest show to date with over 500 animals from 67 counties. Police requested troopers check a car parked on Maple avenue, finding a title in Robert Shaffer's name from Shelfield. NY plates on the vehicle. A parked car owned by John M Brown of Columbus was damaged when struck by another vehicle. witness reported the incident. Mrs. William Hecker of 19 Bash Irving Street said her car was damaged in the A&P parking lot at Loblaw’s. the other driver remains unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucar Greyn
Nile
Palice
Wayne G. Malve
Maple Avenue
East Main Street
Malit
Center Street
Yoni O
Aldermad MO
Gale Johnson
Louisville
Harrisburg
David Curtis
Columbus
Awand
Pennsylvania
Dies Watching Son's Team Play at Clearfield High
Joseph Prassenel, father of Clearfield High football coach, died last night in Slickville while watching Clearfield play DuBois. Authorities say the 62 year old suffered a heart attack minutes before the game ended as Frassenel’s team beat Dubois 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slcaryieile
Joseph Prassenel
Clearfield High School
ClearMel
Frassenel
Slickville
Westmoreland County
Roker Frassener
DuBois
Freeman's Harrisburg Farm Show Visit Recalls 1960s Ties
A fragmented report recalls Freeman's 1960s Harrisburg Farm Show appearance at Zembo Mosque and North Harrisburg, noting state and federal officials discussing farm patterns and politics. It mentions Gov Lawrence and Democratic opposition, with officials reluctant about Freeman's invasive visit while offering space at the Farm Show building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanniasune
Orville Ly
Lo Hargisbury
Chalives
Penrsvitanidt
Plunkine
Rial
Abeney
Repute Deans
Fretman
Pam
Convict Cop in Bribe Case Shows Fallout in Accident Scandal
An Allegheny County jury convicted veteran Springdale officer Richard Nehle, 59, on extortion and blackmail charges tied to a July 27 1962 accident involving Diane Dixon of Fraser Township. Dixon testified Nehle offered to fix the case for $20, arresting him Oct 16. Prosecutors alleged Nehle demanded payment as a condition to drop charges. defense sought a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puttsburgh
Allegheny County
Springdale
Richard Nehlle
Diane Kay Dixon
Fraser Township
Dixon
Nehile
Former Marine killed in hit run near Allentown
Joseph Swat a, 310, a former Marine, was found dead at a crossing near Peyesborg about 14 miles south of Allentown after an automobile struck him and fled. Police reported the driver did not stop for the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Joseph Swata
Peyesborg
Altentowwn
Noted climber dies Mullingar tribute to Everest leader
Colonel Charles Kenneth Howard Bury, 0, veteran mountaineer who led the 1921 Everest expedition, was killed yesterday. The death at Mullingar marks the passing of a noted Noted climber and pioneering explorer in British mountaineering history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullingar
Treland
Charles Kenneth Howard Bury
Vatican secretariat eyed by pope for interfaith talks
VATICAN CITY AP Pope Francis contemplates creating a new Vatican secretariat to handle contacts with non Christian religions including Judaism Islam and Buddhism a move reportedly headed by 17 year old Cardinal Kov nig The plan aims to expand Roman Catholic outreach amid rising interfaith dialogue. Santa Monica AP Wendell Covey actor treated in hospital for dislocated arm after kitchen fall condition described as stabilized Likely release early next week Rome AP Sophia Loren marked 29th birthday on set drinking champagne and declaring It’s great to be a woman She received emerald ring from Carlo Ponti whose marriage woes last year prompted the remark Atlanta AP Charles Hunter elected eighth grade class president at a predominantly white Catholic school He is the brother of Charlayne Hunter Stovall the first Black student to attend the University of Georgia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franiiskus
Kopni
Fat Viena
Juda
Ista
Vatican
View Secretariat
Cardinal Kovnig
Santa Monica
Calif
Wendell Covey
Rome
Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Sophia
Atlanta
Charles Hunter
Charles
Charlayne Hunter Stovall
University of Georgia
Walter Stovall
Cary Grant Advocates Staying in School During Tour
Famous dropout Cary Grant appealed to teenagers to stay in school during a visit to government workers and a proposed playground site. The actor praised education, received welcome gifts, and drew cheers from students while Attorney General Robert Kennedy joined the event briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Gran
Hollywood
Jjistics Department
Sand
Grant
Robert Kennedy
Pension checks in Erie County reach 7.2 percent of local spending
A Special to The Journal reports that Erie County residents receive substantial Social Security pensions. In 1962 the county counted 26,795 recipients with $23,121,000 yearly payments, up from 21,778 beneficiaries and $17,420,000 three years earlier. The average pension per recipient is $863 annually, higher than the national and state figures, reflecting local earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Retell
Chicago Man Held In Robbery Of Penn'a Bank
Edward F. Berndt, 44, held in Allegheny County Jail on 15000 bond after being arrested in a downtown Pittsburgh hotel hours after a Mellon Bank theft. FBI said he carried 1371 dollars and had recently completed a Illinois burglary term. Committed on a bank robbery charge, he waived preliminary hearing before Commissioner Reed. A teller reported the bandit demanded cash with a threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleisbunun
FET
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Liew
Edward F. Berndt
Mellon Bank
Trist Co
FBI
Berndt
Tiinois
Donnell D. Reed
Kenneth Everett
Jeannette
Everett
FBI says Berndt arrested after bank holdup at Mellon bank
The FBI reported Berndt was arrested after registering at a hotel under suspicious circumstances and noted he was not armed during the Mellon bank hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ielief
FBI
Berndt
Mellon Bank
Seek Arsonist In Pittsburgh Fire
Pittsburgh police and the bomb squad hunt an arsonist after a Thursday fire at a closed downtown restaurant tied to a $15,000 fee. Evidence of newspapers soaked with flammable liquid was found at the Almono armor men's Club, which had its license revoked by the State Liquor Central Board. A small explosion was reported nearby before the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesh Oe
Pittsburgh
Almono Aor
State Liquor Central Board
Fre
Bloomfield Herd Tops August Dairy Production
Lawrence Miller’s Dory from Bloomfield was named the top Wildteria producer for August by Tri-County Dairy Improvement Club official Leonard Swanson. The herd averaged 1,348 pounds of milk and 49.1 pounds of butterfat per cow, with Bloomfield’s farm overall producing 2,384 pounds of milk and 104.9 pounds of butterfat. Other high producers included Spartanshore, Corry, and Skiff Farm with multiple cows ranging from 1,125 to 2,335 pounds of milk and 19.0 to 44.9 pounds of butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Miller
Dory
Leonard Swanson
Tri-County Dairy Improvement Club
Milton Bloomfield
Howard VanTassel
Corry
Boxer Follettery
Bloomfeld
Skiff Farm
Joseph Wetmore
Nuclear Treaty Debate Ends and Senate Vote Looms
The debate on the nuclear treaty narrows as key senators announce positions. Senator Johnston backs the measure, saying rejection would doom peace and invite perpetual cold war. Senator Bourke Hickenlooper remains a leading Republican voice amid the divided chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Jordan
R-odaho
Oli D. Johnston
Sch
Johnston
Senate
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R- Towa
Quints Normal After Week at Aberdeen Hospital
The Fischer quintuplets mark their first week birthday at St. Luke's Hospital with combined weight 15 pounds 10 ounces. James Andrew remains heaviest at 1 pounds 13 ounces. Mary Ann, Mary Magdalene, Mary Catarina, and Mary Margaret each weigh about 3 pounds. Doctors note tailored feedings by weight and Mrs. Fischer plans to leave the hospital soon. the Fischer family already reports substantial offers and gifts valued around $250,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
M.D
St. Luke's Hospital
James Andrew
Mary Ann
Mary Magdalene
Mary Cattierie
Mary Margaret
James Berbos
Berbos
Andrew Wischer
Néf
Fischer
Senate GOP leaders back treaty with cautious support
The Foreign Relations Committee chair and the Senate GOP Policy Committee chair offered muted endorsement of the treaty. Their remarks signaled reservations about specific provisions while affirming overall approval of the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
GOP
Also Mentioned on This Page
PaRaghan
David H. Gorton
Cooperative Extension Service
Sing
Uivrsity
Jefferson
Assomata
Date Mately
George R Silvis
Ben .Joseph S. Clark
State Department of Commerce
Columbus Yol Under Hose Company
Robert Shaffer
Shelfield
New York State
John M. Brown
Brown
William Hecker
Bash
Irving Street
A&p
Loblaw's
Freeman
Cary Grant
Fogle Lumber
Devoe
Tru Value Building Supply Cent ‘Supply Center
National
Coney
Federal
DEPC
Panag
Nan
New York
United States
Social Security Administration
Erie
Chicago
Penn
Yon
King Kong
Godzilla
Tokyo
NATO
REX Theatre
James Garner
Doris Day
Bloomfield
Batters Atlantic Service
South Center Street
California
MR. Catalina
Ennett
Is Carry’s House of Fashion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!