Police investigate snow fence theft along Route 77
State Police said they are investigating the bringing of a quantity of snow fence piled along Route 77 east of Riceville Corners. Damage to the fence was estimated at $75. Nearly 100 law enforcement enthusiasts expected at tomorrow’s tricounty meeting of the Pennsylvania Magistrates Association in Warren.
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Rabies Outbreak Prompting Culling in Pa Counties
AP report says two state agencies target a rabies outbreak in Tioga and Bradford Counties. Animals running loose will be killed. pet owners urged to keep cats and dogs under control, especially after dark. Residents asked to report fox locations and dens within a 20 mile Troy area. Counts show three infected cows in Bradford and three cows three foxes and a cat and a dog in Tioga.
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Kennedy Accused Of Breaking Law For Unions
AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater charges President Kennedy uses extralegal steps to favor unions over aerospace labor disputes. He attacks a special presidential board led by Dr. George Taylor as pro union and says Kennedy fears proposing measures that would anger labor allies.
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Cost Of Living Steady As Meat Prices Rise Then Fall
A report notes meat prices rose briefly but then fell, with Myers explaining the quick rise lacked lasting effect on overall costs. Eggs showed seasonal increases in August, yet grocery eggs averaged six cents a dozen, the lowest for the month in 21 years.
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Guido Faces New Crisis as Leaders Quit Amid Uprising
President Jusé Maria Guido contends with resignations from the council of admirals as Argentina's air force issues a midnight alert. Reports say discontent spreads across services after the army command was ousted, with Brig. Gen. Alsina signaling loyalty questions and Gen. Onganía seeking swift unity across armed forces.
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General Taylor seeks restoration of foreign aid funds
General Maxwell D. Taylor is expected to present a plea today in the Senate for restoring foreign aid money cut by the House. The Senate Appropriations Committee, which wrapped its hearings on the measure yesterday, has reopened the matter to hear further arguments.
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Couple Found Dead In Car In Suburban Monroeville
A man and a woman were found dead early today in a parked car in Monroeville. Authorities said carbon monoxide from a defective exhaust system caused their deaths. Victims were Donald Henstock, 29, of North Braddock and Kay Musser, 21, of Traffor.
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104 Year Old Woman Survives Gall Bladder Operation
In New York the first operation for 104 year old Sarah Perler at the Brooklyn Hebrew Home and Hospital for the Aged was successful with normal healing and a recovery on schedule. Doctors noted the procedure was routine aside from the patient’s extreme age and said her post op progress surpassed that of some younger patients.
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Kinloch Riots Wound Three Cops After Kinloch Shooting
In Kinloch Missouri a drive in crowd protest over a police shooting led to arson and clashes. Three St. Louis County officers were wounded by a gun blast as volunteers battled fires at a grade school and other buildings. A civilian was wounded. Police questioned over 70 suspects and issued lie tests. none were kept. The mob chanted for Israel Mason, the Kinloch patrolman at issue.
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MacArthur Medal Aims To Honor Wartime Leader
A Senate voice vote adopted a resolution directing the Treasury to strike a bronze medal for the MacArthur Memorial Foundation. The plan calls for up to 500000 bronze copies sold to fund American history scholarships as the program moves to the House. Ellen Jones, 21, wed Pau Kollner, 23, at All Saints in Las Vegas with Allan Jones singing at the ceremony. A Briton, Il Stamp, predicted lower U.S. and Common Market tariffs could boost world trade. Police separated crowds of young men in Kinloch amid violence, with a midnight curfew for under 21 in effect after gunfire at the police station and a mayoral emergency meeting.
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Laos Coalition Leader Souphanouvong Leaves Role
In Tokyo, Prince Souphanouvong, longtime Laos leftist and vice premier in the coalition, steps down from his leadership post amid political shifts and regional tensions. He remains a notable figure in Lao politics and may influence future party direction and government relations.
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Laos
Search Widens for Survivors After Plane Ditching
Coast guard and allied ships aided by a Swiss freighter Cel erina rescued 42 military personnel and three women dependents after a four engine bomber ditched in the Atlantic near Germany. Captain John D. Murray praised crew and passengers for orderly evacuation as four dinghies were launched and injuries were reported, mainly on the port side. A body of one stewardess was recovered from a liferaft and a doctor tended the injured aboard the Cel erina before Antwerp.
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Souphanouvong Visits Soviet Union for Medical Treatment
The New China News Agency reports Souphanouvong is visiting the Soviet Union for medical treatment. The visit underscores ongoing ties between Laos and the USSR amid regional health concerns.
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