Watershed project funds eyed by U S Senator Clark
The Journal reports that Senator J S Clark said Oil Creek watershed plans are now before the Public Works Committee in Washington with a fed eral cost estimate of 2 241 580 dollars. The item accompanies a flood control and drainage push involving Erie area projects and related infrastructure funding.
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Family Of Seven Die In Quebec Auto Crash
A family of seven was killed when their car ran out of control on a wet road and swerved into an oncoming vehicle about 20 miles west of Quebec. Victims include Camille Ferland and Madeleine Ferland of St. Croix and their children Pierre Marielle Andre and Rene, plus Arthur Lapierre the 70 year old father. One passenger in the other car, Jean-Guy Lemay of St. Croix, suffered minor injuries.
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Luci Baines Johnson Heads to Georgetown College
The President's daughter, 18, starts at Georgetown University as a nursing student. She travels with a Secret Service escort to the Jesuit university, will wear a name tag, and faces freshman traditions as she begins Thursday classes.
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Break Ground For College Break Ground For College
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, and other public figures meet in Seneca Falls to break ground for Eisenhower College. Also appearing are Sen. Jacob K. Javits, James Hagerty, and Rep. Samuel S. Stratton as ceremonies begin for the new institution.
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American Broadcasting Co
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Mom Drops Baby Down Incinerator Chute in Philadelphia
Migg Francine Rutledge, 24, is held without bail on homicide charges after police say she dropped her four day old son Jerome down a ninth floor incinerator chute in a North Philadelphia apartment building. The baby died from burns. the medical examiner confirmed September 14.
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Coal Strike Spreads Across Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania
POWHATAN RUS Ohio AP The three state coal miners strike reaches its 15th day with about 10 700 miners idle. Western Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia join a wildcat walkout after six Hanna Coal fired miners Sept 7. Sympathy strikes may extend to Coshocton and New Lexington Ohio, and District 6 covers southeast Ohio and the Northern West Virginia panhandle.
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Envoy Arrives in Bamako for Three Day Visit
U S under-secretary of state for African affairs G Mennen Williams arrived in Bamako Mali for a three day visit. He toured a 165 acre site overlooking Cayagh Lake three miles east of Uris village. College officials plan to raise 21 million dollars for a new liberal arts institution enrolling about 1500. First building hoped ready by September 1967.
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State Colleges urged to form single board of regents
Harrisburg AP The state Board of Education recommends Pennsylvania 14 state colleges be governed by one board of regents. The plan, based on Dr Earl J McGrath study, would replace separate boards with a small governor appointed regents panel and advisory college presidents, with trustees reduced to advisory roles.
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Georgia upsets Alabama on 73 yard pass lateral play
Atlanta officials ruled the controversial pass lateral by Georgia legal. Kirby Moore passed to Pat Hodgson who flipped to Bob Taylor for an 18 to 17 victory with Hodgson's knees on the ground. Three officials determined Hodgson did not lose control. the play counted. Georgia coach Vince Dooley directed the drive.
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Indian Claims 3 599 Pakistanis Killed In War
New Delhi defense ministry spokesman reports Indian forces killed 3 599 Pakistanis and shot down 64 planes since August 5. He notes Indian losses of 976 including 64 officers, about 32 planes and 100 tanks lost, with 22 officers among casualties and 12 officers plus 431 troops captured.
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Major Fires in California Reduce to Two Major Blazes
SAN FRANCISCO Fire crews pressed to corral the last two major fires as 275 forest and brush blazes had burned over 315 square miles in 21 counties. Officials said losses approached 43 million dollars for property and timber with more than 120 homes and 400 small structures destroyed and cattle and other livestock impacted.
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Frank Quadro
State Division of Forrestry Information Office
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Archbishop Salgueiro Dies in Lisbon Stroke
Arch bishop Manuel Trinidade Salgueiro, aged 68, of Evora, died in Lisbon yesterday following a stroke.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Manuel Trinidade Salgueiro
Evora
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