Last-Ditch Beef Aimed At Laundry
North Center street and Columbus avenue residents opposed a proposed laundromat on the former Emblem Oil Co. site citing noise and late night operations in a residential area. City Solicitor Rozelle explained zoning implications, noting amendments could invite a lawsuit and would not be retroactive to permits already granted. Councilman Weber added zoning does not govern esthetic aspects.
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North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
William Shamburg
Elbert Bush
Emblem Oil Co
Philip Zalzneck
Douglas Rozelle
Rozelle
Erle
Bush
North Center
Ray Weber
Weber
Shamburg
Districts Debating Apportionment Among 22 Seats
Harrisburg AP reports 22 House districts remain in dispute as Republican and Democratic negotiators return to talks. Democrats propose revisions seen as a compilation of earlier ideas, with contention centered in the Northeast counties Sul llivan and seven others, plus Bucks and Montgomery changes. Senate fast tracks Governor Corbett’s appointee for public instruction head.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Stanley G. Stroup
Hous Nor Ace
Kenneth B. Kee
A-Suslivan
Sullivan
Wyoming
Susquehanna
Wayne
Pike
Monroe
Lackswanna
Luzerne
Clearfield
Elk
Cameron
Jefferson
Indiana
Cambria
Bucks
Montgomery
Lee
House
Goy
Serahton
John Ralph Rackley
Pennsylvania, State University
Astronauts Cheer Ethiopia Welcome on Goodwill Tour
Thousands of Ethiopians cheered U S astronauts L Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad and their families as they arrived in Addis Ababa for a six nation tour. Ethiopian officials U S Ambassador Kerry and embassy staff greeted them at the palace. The imperial bodyguard’s tame lion Mokria paraded as the astronauts drove by, and they were received by Emperor Haile Selassie at the palace before wreathing Ataturk tomb and visiting an American high school amid cheering students.
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Audis Ababa
Ethiopia
U. S
L. Gordon Cooper
Charles Conrad
Addis Ababa
Edward M. Kerry
Imperial Bodyguard
Mokria
Cooper
Conrad
Astrarouts
Eperor Halle Selassie
Turkey
Kemal Ataturk
Tarzan Film Replaces Co Star With Chimp in Rio
In Rio de Janeiro, Tarzan production shifts as Elmer the male chimpanzee joins to substitute for an ill-tempered pink actor. Tarzan lead Mike Henry, 22, sidelined two weeks after a mishap during kissing scene with Dink.
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Iew Pal
Tarzan
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Elmer
Petic
Mike Henry
Dink
Corry Plans Mercury Vapor Lighting Program
City of Corry and Pennsylvania Electric Co. map a long range lighting plan. Safety director Ray Weber told City Council that no new incandescent lights will be ordered, so future street lights will be mercury vapor like those downtown. Penelec works with the city on a master plan and invited Weber to a GE lighting seminar in Henderson, North Carolina to inform the program.
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Weber Sald’ Council
Penelee
Webur
General Electric
Henderson
N. C
City eyeing Project 70 funds for Macadam Hill plan
City Council discussed using Project 70 funds for recreation development in Corry. Aiming to explore applications up to 15000 dollars, with potential sites at Macadam Hill and near the airport, the panel urged long range planning and directed engineer Brazio Toho to approach Russo for initial feasibility.
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Corry
Cikusstdt
Peter Ed
Russo
Scounty Recreation
Digeotdy Im
State’ Department 1 of Commerce
Corty
Mater
Eliza Goring
Couneil
Dorr Clark
Streets
Clark
Mmost
Brazio Toho
City
Enginegp
Macadam Hill
Price Rise At Binghamton Evening Press
The Binghamton Evening Press announced a price increase for newsstands from seven to ten cents, effective next Monday. Home delivery six days will rise from 42 to 30 cents.
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Binghamton
Binghamton Evening Press
Missing US Helicopter Shot Down in Rescue Attempt
AP reports a U.S. Army helicopter with four crewmen was shot down in North Vietnam while attempting to rescue a downed pilot. The four crewmen, including the pilot, are listed as missing. A second helicopter was driven off by enemy fire, and another F105 Thunderchief crash left a pilot dead or missing as U.S. forces press bombing raids near Vinh and Dien Bien Phu.
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Saigon
South Viet Namr
North Viet Nam
Vinh
North
South
Viet Nam
Aow
Dien Bien Phu
U.S
Second Union May Prolong Strike Against New York Papers
A second union threatens to extend New York City's newspaper strike as Mailers Union members refuse to work without a contract. Negotiations between The New York Times and the AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild pause for a day, while publishers of six papers halt print in sympathy. The union says they will stay out until a satisfactory agreement is reached. Mediator Theodore W. Kheel hopes to avert hardened positions.
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New York
New York City
Mailers Union
New York Times
Afl-Cio
The
Times
Guild-Times
Theodore W. Kheel
Rackley Confirmed as Pennsylvania Schools Head
Gov. Scranton announced that Dr. John Ralph Rackley will take the oath as Pennsylvania’s new superintendent of public instruction on October 4 at 11 a.m. in the governor’s reception room. Rackley was confirmed by the state Senate yesterday, shortly after nomination.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
John Ralph Rackley
Pennsylvania
Rackley
State Senate
Pennsylvania State University
Senate
1Gov
India and Red China exchange fire along Himalayas pass
Indian and Chinese troops briefly exchanged shots near the 14,000 foot Nally Pass in the Himalayas. Both sides reported no casualties. The clash came as Lal Bahadur Shastri discussed UN cease-fire demands with leaders and awaited Pakistan’s response.
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India
Red China
New Delhi
Red
China
Nally
Himal
Hirmalevai Trantie
Peking
Pakistan
Kashmittani
Ulinatim
Lal Balasdur Shastri
United Nations
Security Council
Kashmir
Shastri
Rawalpindi
Z. A. Bhutto
New York
Ace
U.N
West
Thant urges broad UN representation amid Asia wars
Secretary General U Thant told the United Nations General Assembly that all countries including Red China should be represented at UN headquarters. In his annual report introduction, he warned Viet Nam conflict and India Pakistan tensions hinder Westward cooperation, urging observers from nonmembers to help sense world opinion.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
U.N. General Assembly
Asia
Red China
U.N
General Assembly
Thant
Viet Nam
India
Pakistan
United Nations
Fevoy
North Viet Nam
North Korea
East Germany
Executives Fined for Conspiring to Fix Prices in Steel
In New York AP report, W. J. Stephens of Jones and Laughlin and James P. Barton of U.S. Steel were fined 35000 each after pleading no contest for conspiring to fix carbon sheet steel prices. Judge Weinfeld noted past records but avoided prison, amid a 1955 to 1961 price-fixing probe touching eight corporations. Prince Mikasa wrapped a three day New York visit with a Metropolitan Museum of Art tour.
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New York
W. J. Stephens
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Co
James P. Barton
U.S. Steel Corp
US. Dist
Edward Weinfeld
Stephens
Barton
Weinfeld
Tours Museum
Prince Mikasa of
Japan
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Lima Soldier Killed One Day After Arriving in Viet Nam
Lima, Ohio AP report: Spec. 1/C Larry L. Truesdale, 26, was killed by small arms fire in Viet Nam. He died the day after he arrived, while serving as flight engineer on a helicopter with the 1st Cavalry. His wife Mrs Larry B. Truesdale was notified and he leaves behind two children.
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Lima
Ohio
Vietnam
Defense Department
Larry B. Truesdale
Spec
Larry L. Truesdale
Viet Nam
Truesdale
1St Cavalry
Corry trio charged with malicious mischief in tube damage
Trooper Elmer Schifke arrested Terry Damcott 19 Dale LaCross 18 and Frank Hapgood 18 for damaging a plastic newspaper tube at Arthur Hill's home in Corry R D 2 They pleaded guilty before Justice Perry Mead at Columbus and paid a $10 fine and costs before being released
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Elmer Schifke
Corry State
Arthur Hill
R. D
Corry
Terry A. Damcott
R. BD
Clymer
R. Dale LaCross
Frank L. Hapgood
Indians Still There Delay Closing Gates At Kinzua
Seneca Nation delays relocation housing near Kinzua dam after spending the $1 million U.S. grant. The Corps of Engineers abandons October gate closure, citing eight remaining homes needing funding. Complex eligibility tied to ownership and improvements fuels disputes among residents and tribes.
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Salamanca
Kinzua
U. S
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Halsey Harmon
Corps
Quaker Bridge
Gov Brown Re election Chance Better
Democrats say Gov Edmund G Brown has a better chance to win a third term after Sen Thomas H Kuchel withdrew from the race. Kuchel’s exit shifts the GOP primary balance while Ronald Reagan becomes the front runner. Brown and Reagan have not announced candidacies.
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Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Thomas H. Kuchel
Kuchel
Washington, D.C
Ronald Reagan
Brown
Reagan
California
GOP
Republican Party
Woman Killed In Car Wreck in Clinton County
Mrs Frances Confer, 56, of North Bend, Clinton County, was killed when a car driven by her husband Donald Confer ran off a steep rural road in Beech Creek Township, struck a tree, and she died. Her husband was seriously hurt and taken to Renovo Hospital.
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Seaxovo
Frances Confer
North Bend
Clinton County
Beech Creek
Confer
Donald
Renovo Hospital
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Tibet
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Allegany Reservation
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Harmon
Allegheny River
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