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Newspaper

Daily Leader Times

Location

Kittanning, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1963

Page

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Severe Sunday storm rocks Armstrong County area

A late afternoon storm ripped across Armstrong County causing near gale winds and heavy rains. A drive-in theater screen was torn and a fence ripped loose, a garage adjacent to Altmeyer’s Meat and Grocery Store was blown down injuring two race cars, power and telephone lines were snapped, and debris blocked roads cleared by 10 p.m. Power outages affected Ford City areas briefly. Grain fields and river boats reported damage but overall losses were not yet known.

Armstrong County Jeutnonte Altmeyer Ford City Allegheny River

Kittanning Firm Reaches Pact Amid Western PA Milk Strike

Better Dairies of Kittanning says it has an agreement with Teamsters Local 205 in Pittsburgh while truckers strike in 10 western counties affects over 2 million consumers. Emergency deliveries will be made to hospitals and institutions as unions and firms settle.

Better Dairies Kittanning Pennsylvania Teamsters Local 205 Greater Pittsburgh Dairy Association Pittsburgh Armstrong County Memorial Hospital Armstrong County Dairies Farmers Delight Dairy Meadow Gold Menzie

Rain Day Mystery: Waynesburg Keeps July 29 Tradition

John Daily the rain prophet of Waynesburg predicts showers for today as the 76th time in 86 years while Cassius Clay bets the rain will bypass the town. Forecasters expect scattered showers andthunderstorms, but locals cling to the legendary July 29 rain day amid longstanding town memory and a quirky lineage of observers.

Waynesburg UPI John Daily Pennsylvania Cassius Clay William Allison Allison Albert Byron Daily Byron

Crash Kills 3 Members Of Family In West Virginia Incident

A weekend of fatal traffic crashes left at least eight people dead nationwide. In Uniontown an automobile collided head on with a gasoline truck killing three Morgantown relatives Ralph Gibson 17 Robert 23 and Allen Gibson 15. The truck driver had minor injuries. In Pittsburgh Daniel Radjenovic 15 was killed when thrown from a scooter on the Fort Pitt Bridge. George Klasnick 51 Irwin died when his car left a road in White Oak Borough and struck a pole.

Pennsylvania Dee Wncaysten United Press International West Virginia Uniontown Morgantown W. Va Route 119 Here Ralph E. Gibson Robert Allen Dale Gibson Pittsburgh Daniel Radjenovic Braddock Fort Pitt George Klasnick Irwin White Oak

Weather report from Allegany River Lock No 7 weekend data

Government observation station records air temperatures and river stages for the weekend ending Monday 12:30 pm. Upper pool river stage 11.6 feet and lower pool 10.6 feet both stationary with a 0.2 foot fall. Precipitation totaled 0.15 inches due to rain.

Allegheny River Lock No. 7 Paw Cece Ceca Ee

Showers Bring Relief from Heat Across State

Scattered showers and thunder showers this afternoon and evening will provide temporary relief from the heat in most sections. A cold front moves through Tuesday bringing cooler, drier air with temperatures in the 80s. Lows tonight range from the low 60s in northern areas to around 70 in southeastern regions. Showers end Tuesday as skies clear and humidity falls.

United Press International

Fifteen Hurt In Greenville Four Car Crash

Fifteen persons were injured in a four car collision on Route 322 about ten miles north of Greenville Pennsylvania. Five of the injured were listed in serious condition.

Greenville UPI Here

Chuckle Caption About Vacation Absence

A light quotation notes a vacation should be long enough for the boss to miss you but short enough to avoid revealing how well he can fare without you. Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp.

Gen Fea. Corp

Akela Fire To Feature 600 Scouts

The Akela Council Fire at Crooked Creek State Park presents 20 demonstrations of Indian life in a full size village built from tepees. Over 600 Cub Scouts from 20 packs will perform activities including buffalo hunt and marriage ceremony and will gather around a center bonfire. The event starts at 7 30 and ends with Hagines by Order of the Arrow. Spectators view from the sloping grounds as the program is narrated over PA.

Crooked Creek State Park Akela Council Council Order of the Arrow

Two Gls Die In Ambush In Korea

North Korean raiders killed two American soldiers and critically wounded a third near the truce line in Korea. The United Nations Command rushed U.S. units to reinforced alert status and accused the attack of being vicious and unprovoked. The 1st Cavalry Division elements were placed on alert as the ambush involved a U.S. Army jeep patrol fired upon with submachine guns and Soviet-made grenades.

Seoul Korea UPI United Nations Command UNIC U.S Ambass Wena UNC 1St Cavalry Division 1St Cavalry

Mother and Son Die in Somerset Tragedy

In Glencoe near Somerset Pennsylvania a mother Mary Ann Ringer 22 and her four year old son Mark were found shot to death. State police say the mother apparently shot the boy and then killed herself with a .32 caliber rifle in their home.

Somerset, Pa UPI Mary Ann Ringer Mark Glencoe Ringer

Right wing GOP pours funds into Bartletts Senate bid

Washington reports Rep. Michael J. Kirwan accuses the radical right of spending lavishly to back Robert G. Bartlett in the special election for Pennsylvania's 15th Congressional District. Bartlett, Bethlehem Steel executive, faces Democrat Fred B. Rooney as letters and contributions flood headquarters amid intimidation fears and torn Rooney stickers.

Washington UPI Michael J. Kirwan Ohio Republican Party Robert G. Bartlett Francis £. Walter Bartlett Bethlehem Steel Fred B. Rooney Northampton Carbon Monroe Pike Kirwan Bethlehem Bartiett Rooney

PPG Reports Higher Quarterly Sales and Earnings

Pittsburgh Plate Glass reports second quarter 1963 sales of 205.3 million, up from 171.2 million a year earlier, with net earnings of 13.5 million or 1.28 per share vs 12.7 million or 1.19. Six month sales reached 371.7 million, earnings 20.06 million or 1.89 per share, down slightly from 20.94 million or 1.97.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company David G. Hill Hill

Ward case winds toward verdict in British vice trial

Defense for osteopath Dr Stephen Ward rested amid claims he is not a panderer but an immoral man who enjoyed female company. Prosecutors accuse Ward of procuring girls for prostitution and profiting from Miss Christine Keeler. A 24 year old witness testified he once accompanied Keeler to Ward's flat and had intercourse, though he did not pay. The trial tied to the Profumo affair looms as summations begin and a verdict could come today or Tuesday.

London UPI Stephen Ward Ward James Burge Christine Keeler John Profume Eugene Ivanov Miss Keeler Burge Howard Jones

Reading Chiefs Convention Opens In Pa For 50th Year

The 50th annual convention of the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association opened in Reading with about 800 delegates from cities boroughs townships and industrial security divisions. U.S. District Judge Ralph C. Body and state police Commissioner C Wilson Purdy are primary speakers at dinners during the three day event as reports and proposals on police matters are considered and new officers elected Wednesday.

Reading UPI Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association U.S Ralph C. Body Philadelphia C. Wilson Purdy

Mediation Underway In Congress Over Rails Labor Dispute

Washington Reuters reports mediation efforts in the railroad pay dispute are on standby as congressional committees summon union leaders for questioning on work rules. Labor Secretary Wirtz met with train crew and management groups seeking a settlement without legislation.

Washington UPI W. Willard Wirtz Congress House Commerce Committee Kennedy Interstate Commerce Committee Afl-Cio George Meany Senate Commerce Committee Railroad Union H. E. Gilbert Gilbert

Drowned Man in Conneaut Boat Collision

In Conneaut a 37 year old man from Youngstown, James A Robertson, died after his rowboat was hit by a motorboat. His companion Bart Barbato survived after being thrown into the water. The motorboat operator, George Hrabak, 27, said there were no lights on Robertson’s boat when the collision happened around 4 a.m.

Meadville UPI Anman Conneaut Dake James A. Robertson Youngstown Bart Barbato George Hrabak Warrensville Heights Ohio Hrabak Robertson

Lightning claim kills Jeannette girl at Shawnee Park

Rita Weirs, 15, of Jeannette, was struck and killed by lightning while crossing a field at Shawnee State Park eight miles west of Bedford. Police report she died en route to Bedford County Memorial Hospital as her family vacationed at the park.

Bedford, Pa UPI Shawnee State Park Here Rita Weirs Bedford County Memorial Hospital

Airliner Crash Near Bombay Claims 8 Crew and 54 or 55 Passengers

Indian naval vessels with sonar gear sweep the monsoon seas west of Bombay seeking Egyptian Comet wreckage after a crash en route from Tokyo to Cairo. The passenger count varies between 54 and 55, with two Americans among the listed passengers and a score of Filipino Boy Scouts among the victims. Small boats search for bodies as reports of five bodies afloat near the scene arise amid a late Sunday crash near the Bombay airport.

Bombay India UPI Here Air Force M. Floy Thomas Gnath United Arab Airlines Greece Toyko Cairo

Truck weight hike blamed for road danger by AAA

Harrisburg UPI The Pennsylvania Motor Federation calls for tighter trucking regulation if the proposed weight increase becomes law. Charles E. Pugh, the federation's general manager, criticizes the bill pushing three axle rigs from 60 000 to 73 000 pounds as a hazard to motorists and a threat to the state's road system. He argues adequate highway transport is essential but not achieved by heavier trucks, warning of property and lives losses and higher highway rebuilding costs that could negate economic gains.

Harrisburg UPI Pennsylvania Motor Federation AAA Pennsylvania

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