Leader Claims Democrats Stronger in Pa Campaign
Governor Leader told an Erie County audience that registration figures show Democrats strong as Republicans denounce the campaign. He urged independents and Republicans to back a Democratic Senate candidate citing record of achievement and constructive debates. He criticized GOP inaction on jobs and urged Democratic majorities to pass bills and override vetoes.
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Denis
Secree
U. S ‘Senate
Erie County
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Congress
Democratic Party
Siock Democratic
Pittsburgh
David L
Lawrence
Con- Joint Board
Amalgamated Cloth‘int Workers of America
Joseph M. Barr
Arthur T. McGonigle
Guberna
Eisenhower
Truman
Fort Ligonier
Alleghany Mountains
America
San Francisco
Harry S. Truman
California
Anna Piciotta
Mr. Truman
Frank Burkhart
Corry
Penmsylvania
Register of Wills
Mary Zafiropulo
Mott Street
Brown & McKnight Attorneys At
Law
South Center Street
Doane Adams
Doane
Adams
City of North East
Pennsylviaeia
Jore
Walter Bross
R. D
North East
Brown & McKnight Attorneys At Law
Booth Center Street
Cony
Dentist and wife die from gas fumes at cottage
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a Pittsburgh dentist Dr. Gerald L. Ostfield age 34 and his physician wife Dr. Elizabeth Ostfield age 28 were found asphyxiated in their Confluence area cottage. Deputy coroner John Spear said a wind blew down an exhaust pipe and a small gas heater flame was extinguished allowing fumes to escape.
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Uniontown
Pittsburgh
Gerald L. Ostfield
Elizabeth Ostfield
Confluence
John Spear
Fayette County
Chiang Promises Bombing of Reds Mainland Threat Assessed
Chiang Kai shek vowed to bomb mainland Red gun positions if blockade and famine threaten Kinmen and Matsu defenders. He rejected negotiations with Communists and insisted the US China mutual defense treaty restrains actions while maintaining readiness to repel a 1949 style invasion. He said Quemoy could be defended without American ground troops and urged firm stand.
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Chiang
China
Tathen Islands
Formosa
U.S
Quemoy
Quermoy
Matsu
Red China
United States
Formosa Strait
Erie Lifer Seeks Parole After Serial Denials
Erie resident Cusland seeks commutation of his life sentence for first degree murder in the 1983 Hickory Gate pistol slaying of Leo Koolli. The Parole Board will review his case at December sessions. Paul Reithmiller of Erie also asks for a reduced minimum term after serving time in Western Penitentiary.
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Erie
Cuusland
Stu Pardons Board
Leo Koolli
Hickory Ca Te
Erle
McClusland
Rockview Pententiary
Paul Reithmiller
Erfe
Yana
Western
Reithmiller
Red China Talks Opens Third Week Amid Message Exchange
The piece describes the third week of talks between Wang and Ambassador Beam with diplomats noting a steady, non urgent exchange of messages. Analysts say the Chinese use the forty hour technique to set tones and that leaks have faded with no evident break off. Officials observe Western military pressures affect the tone of discussions.
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Peter
Chow
Wang
Washington
Formosa Strait
Quemoy
College President James M. Wood Dies at 82
Santa Monica California reported death of Dr James Madison Wood age 82 former president of Stephens College Columbia Missouri who retired in 1947 after 26 years in office He helped found the American Association of Junior Colleges and led it as president from 1922 to 1924.
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Santa Monica
Calif
James Madison Wood
Stephens College
Columbia
American Association of Junior Colleges
New Store and Service Notices on North Center Street
Local ads announce Meerdink's Pur niture with warehouse pricing and a new location for Dr A Larson Chiropractor at 522 North Center Street. American Breeders Service offers fertility services with Don Knapp contact numbers 2-6286 and 2-4262.
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Meerdink
West Smith Street
Dr. & A Larson
North Center
Noti American Breeders Service
Aires
Don Knapp
Wall Street gains and mixed sectors as market eyes new high
The New York market opened higher with leaders advancing about a point while oils and drugs showed mixed results. Steel, aircraft, chemicals, nonferrous metals, rail, and tobacco shares rose, while AT&T and Merck moved variably. A producer’s wife dies in Mount Kisco as autopsy pending.
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New York
Ting
Douglas Aircraft
Merck
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Joseph LeMankiewies
Hollywood
Toice
Nets
Rose Stridner
Vienna
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Johnstown
Warren - Meadvillle
Connie’s
Oscar Mayer
Mabisco
Sunshine Cheez-it
Ige
Irs
Donald E. McCray
Chester
David Klinger
Guy Mrish
Spartansburg
Wall Street
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du Pont
Ohio
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Ita
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At&t
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Chiyeler Cities
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Edison Continental Can
Eastman Kodak
Erie Railroad
Ford
General Dynamic
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
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National Distillers
New York Central
Pennoad
Standard Oil
Ind
N Jw Texas Co
ST ‘Tay
Frank Lite Sewing Machines Locksmith
Spring Street
Lotsville Farmers Exchange
Lottsville
J. Peterson & Son
Brigham Hardware
North Worth Street
Rufpener
Eastman’s
T. J. Bessetts
Wattsburg
Mather Decorators
Columbus Milling CO
AVON
Nancy Hofer
Lynn Avenue
Titusville
P.O
Ien
Reeves Company
Attleboro
Mass
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White Rock
Norman
Gilson
Concord Street
Bennett's
Connie's
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Widmann's
Stockton
Ray Keller
East Street
Warren County
ABC
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Antois
SAGE
Sade
West Washington Street
Stewarts
Robert Crtlin
Wright Street
Raymond J. Morris
Third Avenue
Joe Cohen
Snyder Circle
Raymond Avenue
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Bath
Clymer
Enoch Cornish Jr
Bear Lake
North Center Street
Want
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Livestock Commission
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Higgs
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H. Johnson
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