Hundreds Evacuate As Brush Fire Threatens Santa Barbara
A brush fire driven by 40 mph winds pushed toward Santa Barbara forcing hundreds to flee as flames breached foothill boundaries. Firefighters fought the blaze with cement trucks as a second fire erupted near San Marcos Pass. By dawn the fire had burned over 16 500 acres with up to 87 buildings reported destroyed, while Mt Calvary Monastery survived.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Foothill Road
Forest Service
San Marcos Pass
Mountain Cenyers
Mt. Calvary
Red Chinese Eye Britain for Chemical Plants Purchase
AP report says Red China negotiating to buy 200 million dollars worth of chemical plants from Britain, Western Europe and Japan. Seven plants ordered in West Europe, two in Japan, around a dozen more under negotiation with British firms.
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London
Red Ching
Britain
Europe
Japan
China
Peking
United States
Board of Trade
Soviet Union
Seven charges filed against youth after 90 mile an hour crash
Corry and police say Terry Daniels 16 of Columbus fled from a trooper on Monday night in a 90 mph pursuit ending in a crash into a tree on West Main Street. He was treated at Carry Memorial Hospital then moved to St Vincent's Erie in fair condition.
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Corry
Wast Main
Williams
Silyis
Aar
Dey Comfy
AN T-Pree- Enger
Terry Daniels
Columbus
Carry Memorial Hospital
Silvis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Vincent
Breakout of $500000 Auto Theft Ring in Uniontown
Eight people including two juveniles faced grand jury action on auto theft charges. Police said the group stole an estimated 100 to 150 cars over the past year, mostly in Allegheny Fayette and Westmoreland counties with many in the Pittsburgh area. The gang reportedly stole cars, moved them to isolated spots, then burned or junked them.
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Uniontown
Anu
Allegheny
Fayette
West Moreland
Fiem
Pittsburgh
Peek'n Peak completes 42,000 feet of ski trails and lifts
Construction on Peek'n Peak near Cutting proceeds on schedule. Phil Gravink announces completion of 42,000 feet of trails and slopes, grading and seeding finished for early snow. Otto Schneibs, renowned ski slope architect, oversaw work as Agway produced special seed for early skiing and longer season.
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Peek'n Peak
Phil Grayvik
Clymer
Otto Schneibs
Gravink
Agway, Inc
Peek Inn
Corry County taxes face five percent penalty Oct 1
Corry property owners who have not paid county taxes by October 1 will incur a five percent penalty, said City Treasurer Carlton Smith. Real and personal property taxes show unpaid balances across wards with varying totals and collectable amounts.
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Corry
Carlton Smith
Smith
Cory
First Ward
Second Ward
Hurricane Gladys Weakened as Nova Scotia Forecasts Rain
Hurricane Gladys, downgraded to a tropical storm, neared Nova Scotia with winds up to 45 mph in gusts and heavy rain foreseen. The Weather Office noted continued weakening as warnings ended for many areas. The storm eyed the Annapolis Valley, home to about 2.5 million apple trees, most still bearing fruit.
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Gladys
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Ammapolis
Catholic Heads Assail Religious Liberty at Vatican Council
Vatican Ecumenical Council fathers from five nations attacked a proposed declaration on religious liberty. Two American prelates with an Austrian cardinal and a German bishop defended it as vital, urging council approval. Conservatives denounced the text saying conscience cannot justify error. Eighteen prelates spoke at St. Peters on the second debate day.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Warren County Fires Second Planning Chief
Warren County commissioners dismissed planning director Robert Skinner from his $11,000 annual post today. The reason was not disclosed. D. H. Lay and Lewis Crippen voted for dismissal while Blain M. Mead opposed it. Skinner said he was at a loss to understand the discharge. He had started the job the previous month.
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Warren
Warren County Commissioners
Robert Skinner Jir
D. H. Lay
Lewis Crippen
Blain M. Mead
Skinner
De Gaulle Ends Colombia Visit During South America Tour
French President Charles de Gaulle wrapped up a two day stay in Colombia and departed for Ecuador on his 10 nation goodwill tour. He avoided pledges of French aid for an interoceanic canal across the Colombia isthmus.
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Lolumpia Ary
Charles de Gaulle
Colombia
Ecuador
South America
de Gaulle
Inter Ocean
Car ‘Ombia Isthmus
Miners Free After 6 hours in Nevada Shaft Rescue
George Cooper and three companions survived a 6 hour ordeal 1,200 feet underground at the Nevada test site near Mercury. A fourth man died at the surface when a cable whipped the shaft. Rescue crews labored through the night to pry loose the tangled cable jailer and free the group.
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Rover
Newv
Mui
Las Vegas
Nex
Hooder
Rein
Nev
George Cooper
Nevada
Cooper
Leland Roeder
Floyd Shaw
Art ‘Uhnow
Nevada Test Site
Mercury
Tucson
Atle
Reed Digest $100 Check Leaves Man Mystified
George Cooms of Texas Lunch recalls receiving a $100 check from Readers Digest with no explanation and cannot remember what he submitted. He plans to enjoy the payday despite the memory lapse while awaiting the Wert issue.
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George Cooms
Texas Lunch
Reader's Digest
Cooklis
Loes
New rector named for Tom-Manuel Episcopal Church
Rev Charles H DuBois named to lead Tom Manuel Episcopal Church at North Center and West Smith streets with first sermon on October 1. He currently serves as curate at Trinity Church Moorestown New Jersey and has six years in that post. DuBois a Clayton High School and Dickinson College graduate, later Berkeley Divinity School, ordained April 1958. He and his wife with two children will move into a rectory at 20 West Smith Street.
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Charles H. DuBois
North Center
Smith Streets
William Seit
Charles Holgate DuBois
DuBois
Trini
Moorestown
My J
Clayton High School
Clayton
N. J
Dickinson College
Berkeley Divinity School
Gertrude Parker
West Smith Street
Siamese Twin Dies After Birth Complications
One Jaquet Siamese twin, Donald, died Wednesday night four days after birth from complications of a congenital heart ailment and abdominal condition. His brother Ronald remained under care, pneumonia resolved but unstable. Their mother Mrs Carol Jaquet, 21, recovered in Evanston Hospital after birth in suburban Norridge. The twins were separated in a 3 1/2 hour operation at Children’s Memorial.
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Jaquet
Donald Jaquet
Abe
Selice
Children's, Memorial
Carol Jaquel
Norridge
Evanston Hospital
Children's ‘Memorial
Stuph Named Premier of East Germany in ADM Announcement
Berlin AP Willi Stuph a former bricklayer and Nazi army veteran was named premier of East Germany succeeding Otto Graf who died of a stroke. He had acted as Premier since 1960 and was deputy to Walter Ulbricht after late 1950s reshuffle. Official ADM dispatch confirmed the appointment with no surprise.
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Willi Stuph
Cor
East Germany
Bess Walter Ulbricht
Cuuineil
Iia
Otto Graf
Stupa
ADM
Grotewaill
Iit
Oaly
Tenkernia
Garland Well Singer Reported Fine After Hospital Visit
Ab year old singer Garland is reported quite well at the Harley Ghost Nursing Home where Ae Wan was taken with stomach pains.
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Hide Garland
Harley Ghost
Railroad Union Free To Call Strike After Midnight
Cleveland AP report says the Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen, representing about 70,000 members, could strike after 12:01 a.m. Saturday if wage demands aren’t met. Gilbert says 99% approved strike action. next move rests with President Johnson who could appoint an emergency board delaying any strike by 60 days. Current daily wages average $21.60 for firemen and $25 for engineers.
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Brotherhid
Feidyy
HK Gilbert
Littion
Gilbert
Johnson
White House
Jamesway Manager Suspect Missing With Cash in Lakewood
Lakewood police issued a first degree grand larceny warrant for Joseph Palmer 37 manager of the James Way Discount store after he vanished last weekend with 7100 in cash and 787 in checks from a bank deposit bag Palmer six feet tall 175 pounds blue eyes black hair gray streaks last seen driving north on Route 60 in a dark green 1963 Chevrolet station wagon New York plate 7472 Palmer is married and father of three with a long tenure at the Lakewood location
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Jamestown
T Hant
Lakewood
Anhony Caprino
Joseph Palmer
Palmer
Gerry
Tash
New York
Senate Votes On Measure To Reapportion
The Senate considered a gentle nonbinding substitute to urge timely reapportionment as part of a stalled foreign aid bill. Senator Mansfield and Republican Dirksen clashed over the proposal which would urge courts to allow time for legislative action and to require states to reapportion if governors fail to act. The plan seeks a quick end to the stalemate with an anticipated midafternoon roll call.
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Senate
Mike Mansfeld
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Maye
Mansfeld
Meiertab
Chive Lee
Supreme Cour
Ingislae
Julene Son
Supreme Court
Mayor Missed Vote On City Tax Contract Renewal
Mayor Philip Zalzneck did not attend the July meeting of the Combined Earned Income Tax Committee. The committee unanimously renewed the contract of R Elwin Puller, city income tax receiver, though records later showed the mayor voting with City Council to put the job out for bids.
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Philip Zalzneck
Combined Earned Income Tax Committee
R. Elwin Puller
Purce
Dam Kinzua Dam Fire At Camp Near Kinga
Wingert paid $1.60 in back taxes at a treasurer sale for a hunting camp near Kinga. Army Engineers burned the camp during land clearing for the Allegheny River Reservoir, a fact uncovered on investigation.
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Wingert
Kinga
Army Engineers
Allegheny River Reservoir
Seek 2 Youths In Robbery Of Skat Oil Station
Robbery at the Skat Oil Co station on East Columbus Avenue last night led Harold Fuller to report $114 missing from a cash box while attendant Thomas Dyne watched a bus. Dyne identified two youths inside the station during the crime, and police are pursuing leads as they investigate further.
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Skat Oil Co
East Columbus Avenue
Harold Fuller
Whitestreet
Thomas Dyne
Mead Avenue
Dyne
Fullom
Pullom
Questened Dyne
Tyne
Staton
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