Predict Victory For Bill Giving Self Gov't To DC Residents
Washington AP reports a revised District of Columbia self-government bill reaches the House floor with backers claiming at least 235 votes. Leader Abraham Multer says a possible filibuster could push final action to midweek. Jewish members arranged a Capitol prayer service for Rosh Hashanah as votes loom amid a crowded agenda including a federal pay raise and tariffs on autos.
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Washington (Ap
District of Columbia
Abraham J. Multer
D-N.y
Multer
Washington
Capitol
House
Fe Federal
Senate
United States
Canada
Russell B. Long
Jamestown Man Charged in Hit and Run Death
Jamestown 46 year old Wilbur Mower was charged with leaving the scene of an accident after the Saturday night fatal hit and run that killed 74 year old Leonard Enstrom. Enstrom died of head injuries after being struck about 7 15 p m and rushed to Jamestown General Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Mower was found about two miles from the scene by police based on eyewitness car descriptions and also faces charges of no operator license improper registration and no liability insurance.
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Jamestown
Wilbur Mower
Leonard Enstrom
Enstrom
Jamestown General Hospital
Mower
Corry CAP Takes Part In Mission
Corry Civil Air Patrol Squadron 504 joined a simulated search and rescue mission at Oil City’s Splane Memorial Airport. The exercise ran from 6 am Saturday to 6 pm Sunday with 18 officers and cadets, camp setup, female cadets staffing tents, and four tasks completed under strong group to wing communications.
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Civil Air Patrol Squadron 504
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Oil City
Splane Memorial
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Erie
Guy E. Abbey
Alan Heberlein
Calvin Wilde
Lois Wilde
Rose
Mary ‘Whaley
Richard Maloney
Mary Ann Wawrejko
Bea’ Whaley
Kathie Meera
Pat
Kennedy Sees Kennedy Era as Impetus for New Hope
In a Q and A with the AP, Senator Edward M. Kennedy argues John F. Kennedy will be remembered for giving the nation a new impetus through his public service, energizing youth and aiding the underprivileged. He cites Medicare and education acts as proof of Johnson’s congressional rapport, while praising Kennedy’s dramatization of national needs and inclusion.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Associated Press
America
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
Legislative Branch
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Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Malaysia
Philippines
China
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Ike Attacks Government Price Wage Guidelines
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower says the government is overstepping its province by issuing price and wage guidelines. In Nation's Business magazine he criticizes governing by guidelines as false and bad, urging limited federal intrusion.
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Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Federal aid programs for schools face admin hurdles
Rodemeyer notes mounting paperwork for setting up federal education aid projects. A joint act may hire a dedicated staffer to handle the programs if costs balance grants. Title 1 grants would target districts with over 3 percent low income, about 200 dollars per eligible student, open to all to avoid income status identification.
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Rodemeyer
Journal
Corry
Rodemoyer
Railroad orders 250 center-flow hopper cars for grain
The Pennsylvania Railroad ordered 250 cent er flow 100 ton covered hopper cars from ACF Industries for 3.6 million dollars. The cars will replace box cars for grain shipments in unit trains.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
ACF Industries
Wattsburg Teens Injured In Route Car Crash
Four Pennsylvania youths from Wattsburg and Union City were treated and released at Jamestown General Hospital after a late night crash near Wattsburg. Driver James L Galkowski, 18, said his brakes failed as he tried to turn, sending the car into a telephone pole and a tree. Passengers Paul Dombrowski, 19. Chester A. Fenton, 18. Eric Lilley, 18. and John A. Lilley, 18 all sustained cuts bruises and abrasions.
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Jamestown
Pennsylvania
Jamestown General Hospital
James L. Galkowski
Wattsburg
Sheriff's
Paul Dombrowski
R. D
Chester A. Fenton
Eric
John A. Lilley
Union City
Mom Gets. Continued From Page One
Mrs. Willis described her mother plan to send Richard to a Southern boarding school for warm weather and stability. The boy’s mother, Mrs. Thorne, 44, was taken to the judge’s office and hospital by a juvenile probation officer after emotional strain over the decision. Relatives note her Troy Michigan home and her husband’s role as a tool and tie company manager. his whereabouts were unknown. She cried as she hugged her son, who may not grasp the scene, while a doctor said his case was hopeless.
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York reports science has found a healing substance, Bio-Dyne, that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage while easing discomfort. Available as suppository or ointment under the name Preparation H at drug counters.
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