Big Lift Airlift Could Cut European Troop Needs
Washington reports UPI that the Army Air Force Exercise Big Lift will fly 16 000 troops to Germany next month. The plan could allow bringing home two divisions to save up to 300 million annually in U S gold outflow. Defense Secretary McNamara says airlift capacity has doubled since 1961 and may double again in years ahead. The exercise involves 2nd Armored Division and 1 500 supporting ground forces and 1 500 airmen.
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Senate Ratifies Test Ban Treaty
The Senate voted 80 to 19 to approve the UPI reported U.S British and Russian pact to ban underground nuclear tests. President Kennedy hailed the treaty as a substantial step toward world peace, noting bipartisan support and a diplomatic victory for his administration.
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Treaty allows limited test ban without U S reservations
Senate debates the limited test ban treaty with no U S reservations. Opponents fear ambiguity and military risk. supporters cite hope to avert nuclear war. Kennedy assures safeguards, withdrawal allowed, and over 100 nations sign.
Tax Cut Eyed Of 11 Billion In House Debate
Washington UPI reports an 11 billion tax cut, the largest in history, being debated in the House with hopes for passage before nightfall. Republicans seek budget strings. Kennedy supporters expect a narrow defeat of the amendment.
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Temperature Dip Into 30s Across Pennsylvania
Low temperatures across Pennsylvania tonight will be in the 30s and low 40s before a warming trend returns. Wednesday should bring mostly sunny skies with highs in the 60s and 70s. Early today Bradford hit 28 degrees, Harrisburg 32, and Philadelphia 40, a record low for the date.
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Weather and river readings at Allegany River Lock No 7
Government observers recorded air temperatures and river stages for Allegany River Lock No 7 up to 12 30 p m Tuesday. Upper pool 11 5 feet and lower pool 10 5 feet both stationary with no precipitation. Weather bureau reports show 20 degree low in Mortpelier Wisconsin and Lebanon New Jersey and 106 degree high at Gila Bend Arizona Monday.
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Bova's Fate To Be Aired At Hearing
In Pottsville Pennsylvania UPI reports Schuylkill County President Judge James J Curran appointed himself chancellor and set October 3 for a hearing on the fate of Louis Bova who has been trapped since August 13 in a mine near Sheppton. The judge will decide if recovery operations should continue and determine a death date for Bova as two other miners were rescued from the independent Fellin mine where David Fellin co operates.
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Family of 4 Routed In Boswell Blaze
A fire on the second floor of a 10 room farm home near Boswell caused about 8000 damage to the day. Mrs. Carrie Brunelle and her three children were in the house watching television when flames broke out Monday night. All escaped injury.
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Special Kittanning Town Council Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of the Kittanning Town Council is scheduled for 7 30 tonight in the Borough Building here.
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Jaycees apologize after escort race bias at UC Berkeley
Berkeley Jaycees apologized to Lynn Sims a 20 year old UC student removed as escort due to race after a hurried meeting promised steps to prevent repeats. The incident surfaced during halftime of the California Iowa State game when nine escorts were chosen by The Californians honor society for Miss Cathy Flanigan of Clarion State College who was to escort Sims as a contestant.
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New Shop Opens at Reisberg Site on Market Street
A new apparel shop for women and children opens September 26 at 207 Market St. The New Leader Store is co managed by Mrs. Bernice Buffone of Ford City and Mrs. Virginia Hileman of RD 7 Kittanning. The shop occupies the former Reisberg's Leader Store location.
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General auto prices steady since 1958 say Detroit firms
Chevrolet and Studebaker announced 1964 price lists with little change from last year. Chevelle tops at 2220 to 2273 dollars while Studebaker kept most lines unchanged, cutting two: Granturismo Hawk to 2958 dollars and Daytona convertible to 2797. GM says prices hold amid rising costs, no general increase since 1958. Studebaker touts new exterior and records at Bonneville.
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Kennedy Puts Conservation Top in 11 State Tour
President Kennedy launches a five day, non political tour across eleven states to promote conservation in land and water and youth opportunities. He salutes Gifford Pinchot in Milford Pennsylvania and plans to dedicate Grey Towers as the Pinchot Institute for Conservation Studies.
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Cupid’s aim hits the heart amid hosiery humor
A lighthearted Chuckle panel jokes that Cupid makes no money from bad shots because he aims at the heart while eyes are on hosiery, a playful quip from Copt. Gen. Fea, Corp.
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Wheat Balk Being Heard In Kansas
Farmers in Kansas voiced mixed views on a proposal to sell United States wheat to Russia and other communist nations. Most expressed distrust yet called for cautious appraisal, with Lud Strand of Brewster as the lone Kansan in full support, arguing it is fair to sell wheat to Russia, other satellites, and China despite ideology.
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Parley on Gavin vacancy fills soon in eight-county district
In Harrisburg UPI report Gov. Scranton sets November 5 for a special election to fill the Gavin vacancy. GOP county leaders meet October 1 to choose a nominee at Wanango Country Club. Possible GOP contenders include Albert W. Johnson and Richard G. Frame. Democrats may back Lyle Hull or Frank O'Neil.
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