Wheeler to surrender in Texas Estes antitrust case
AMARILLO Tex AP New York corporation chief Maynard Wheeler president of Commercial Vents Corp is due to surrender Monday on a Texas antitrust indictment connected to the Billie Sol Estes case. Wheeler Estes and R E Bob Clements were indicted for conspiracy to fix prices on hydrous ammonia fertilizer and restraint of trade. Wheeler denied the charges. Clements surrendered with Estes assets valued about 6.5 million at El Paso.
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Amarillo
Tex
New York Corporation
Maynard Wheeler
Commercial Vents Corp
Billie Sol Estes
Whitman Knapp
Wheeler
Manhattan
Dallas
Morris D. Jaffe
San Antonio
Estes
Harry Moore
el Paso
Lang collision and birth control pill probe loom
A two car crash at Fifth Street intersection injures none reported but a broader inquiry into the birth control pill and six related deaths continues. Senate subcommittee chief John L. McClellan heads the probe into thalidomide and the drug known as Hnovid amid calls for accountability from the Agriculture Department. Authorities estimate vehicle damages at about 280 dollars and the investigation remains active with the FDA and manufacturers scrutinized.
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Jaffe
Fifth
Senate
Sen
John
Po L. McClellan
D-Ark
George A. Abel
Blairsvile
Washington
S. Government
R.D. 4
Charles Kennedy
Paul Allison
McClellan
G. D. Searle & Co
Chi
Will Wilson
G. D. Searle
Chicago
FDA
Wilson
PUC Study Expected In ICC Ruling
Harrisburg AP The State Public Utility Commission plans to study ICC rulings ordering the Pennsylvania Railroad to continue daylight service between Harrisburg and Buffalo and to restore trains between Harrisburg and Hagerstown Md. The action follows a broader context of Enovid thrombophlebitis concerns raised by FDA and British medical authorities. The article notes potential constitutional issues surrounding transport licensing and thalidomide-related warnings while detailing ongoing regulatory debates and actions.
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FDA
U.S
Harrisburg
State Public Utility Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffa
Relo Nly
Britain
PUC
Cal
United States
ICC
PRR
Buffalo
Hagerstown
Edwin J. de Costa
Chi
Tha
Journal of the American Medical
Ben Bella poised to form political party in Algeria
Left leaning Ahmed Ben Bella, hailed by crowds after a hero's welcome in Algiers, moves to formalize power by transforming the FLN into a political party while preparing national elections. His followers push plans as tensions rise with officials, the army, and European residents.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Ben Bella
Ahmed Ben Bella
Waterfront
Yahya Ben Bella
Cal Bureau
Casbah
Ben Khédda
Algeria
Pers
Bella
Etet
Stigma- Liberation Front
FLN
Jean-Jacques Susini
Swank Villa
Georges Brolzat
Ben
Col. Houari Boumemile
Maisondienne
Blanche
Deportation Bid Hinges On Greek Draft Law Confusion
In Pittsburgh a former Greek seaman, Toannis V Safos, 19, seeks immediate deportation to Greece to return to his bride in McKeesport. His lawyer argues deportation now avoids a 10 year bar if re entry is blocked while a pending charge is resolved. If allowed back, he could face Greek draft rules delaying re entry.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Greece
McKeesport
Toannis V. Safos
Nicholas P. Papadakos
Safos
U.S
Atty. Papadakos
U.S. District Court
Safne
Thas
Dean arrives in Geneva with offer on test ban
Ambassador Arthur H. Dean, U.S. delegate to the disarmament talks, arrives in Geneva with new proposals aimed at policing a nuclear test ban. He will meet British and Soviet officials over the weekend while insisting on international inspection and seismic monitoring as part of the agreement.
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Arthur H. Dean
U.S
Washington
Dean
Kennedy
Joseph B. Godber
Valerian A. Zorin
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Scranton
Rich Leitizens
Dilworth
Philadelphia
Forsians
Lackawanna
Pressworth
Dent Kennedy
Willam W. Scranton
Sis
Rosworth
Joslans
Clark
F. Hastings Griffin Jr
Griffin
Khrushchev
Confer- Dilworth
Tokyo
Con
Rpre- Dilworth
Red
China
Japan
Socialist Party
Yomiuri
Ameri
Earle L
Reynolds
Tokyo Center
Supreme Court
Unsuc- Scranton
Phoenix
Eugene V. al J
Walter Alessandroni
Hiroshima
Women’s College
Obituary for Emma Matilda Burnheim Er 76
Emma Matilda Burnheim Er 76 died Friday August 3 1902 born May 13 1886 in J Rayne Township daughter of Aaron and Sara Jane Burnheimer lived much of life in Dixonville Pa member of Wesleyan Methodist Church surviving son Paul Marshall one brother Haze Burnheimer ten grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren. Friends and services details given with locations in Indiana Dixonville and Ruffner Cemetery Tanoma Pa.
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Emma Matilda Burnheimer
J. Rayne
Aaron
Sara Jane (Butterbaugh) Burnheimer
Emmaj
Dixonville
Wesleyan Methods
Paul Marshall
She
Lohn
Lohn R.D. 3, Pa., and One Brother |; Haze Burnheimer of Vandergrift
Albert E. Raleigh
Indiana
Dixonville Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jack E. Benning
Ruffner Cemetery
Tanoma
Finish Leg of Tunnel Finish Leg of Tunnel
EDWARD THOMAS PATTERSON 76 of Altoona, formerly of Dixonville and Nanty Glo, died Friday August 3 1962 at sister’s home in Altoona. Born May 28 1887 in Housedale, son of James and Bridget Ward Patterson, member of Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament and UMWA Nanty Glo, served with Company E 405 Telegraph Battalion WWI. Survived by brother John Philadelphia and sisters Susanna Oakes Clymer and Elizabeth Briggs Altoona, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral at Bence Funeral Home in Clymer with Rosary Sunday 7 p.m., Mass Monday 9:30 a.m. at St Anthony’s, interment St Bernard’s Cemetery Indiana. Rosary at 7 p.m. Sunday. Last section notes tunnel progress.
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Edward Thomas Patterson
Altoona
Dixonville
Nanty Glo
Alton Briggs
Housedale
James
Bridget Ward Patterton
John
Philadelphia
Susanna Oakes
Clymer
Alton
Elizabeth) Briggs
Bence
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Francis Gresko
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Indiana
P.m
Funeral Home
Shorter Work Week Backed By McDonald
David J. McDonald, United Steelworkers president, reaffirms support for a shorter workweek with no pay cut to address automation and labor issues. He spoke at the 64th annual International Convention of the Federation of Eagles, urging joint action with the Eagles to improve job security and opportunities for youth entering the workforce.
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McDonald
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
the Federation of Eagles
Robinson-Lytle’s
William Sutherland
D.D
Walienda Pasa McDonald
Eagles
Sue Auncae
Green-Murray
Washington Presbyterian
Home Grange
Homemakers Club
DAV
William Green
Litrary
Rayne Consolidated
AFL
Philip
P.r.a. Murray
CIO
Dayton Case Adds New Angle In Missing Babysitter
Dayton Ohio AP new angle in case as Sherry VanderWiel 17 babysitter for Pottinger family vanishes after leaving note. Police report she withdrew about 100 from a credit union. her disappearance follows a separate case involving Pottinger resident who carried about 2100 from a meeting. Funeral services announced for Eleanor Chittenden and Joseph Pennington.
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Dayton
Ohio
John Barlak
Johnstown
Merla
Henry
Luciusboro
Robert Henother
Derry R.D
Melvin Henry
Clymer R.D
Alfred Henry
David Homer City
Harry Henry
Pottinger
Blairsville
Sherry
Lee VanderWiel
Aubor
Dayton Power & Light Co
Sylvian
Ok Pottinger
Eleanor Chittenden
Pottinger’s
Raymond E. Palmer
Watton
Eeerica
Pasteur
Louis Rosenberg
Pneumonic
VanderWiels
Harrisburg
Sherryl
Ces
Philadelphia
Thellice
Pennl
District Attorney's Office
Ned
Pott
Stinger
Atty
Paul M
Libya
Bubonic
theiChalfin
Bacon
Joseph A
Britain
Memphis
Richard C
J Cial
Georges
Porton
Barry
Wiltshire
Sadlow
Land
England
Luke A. McBrides
Joel T. Pyott
Burne
Arca
Ross
McCarey
London
U.S. Public Health Service
Johr
New Mexico
Stebbins
Ter
Frederick Lishman
Burnside
Plague scare and police actions across cities
Harrisburg and Philadelphia report arrests and health measures as officials address a suspected pneumonic plague linked to a missing woman and a citywide investigation. Health officers stress no widespread outbreak while detailing quarantines, hospital tests, and motorist violations tied to the case.
Bituminous Coal Production Declines This Week
Washington AP reports weekly bituminous coal output for the week ended July 28 at an estimated 8,145,000 tons, down from 8,316,000 tons a year earlier. The National Coal Association notes 7,450,000 tons produced the week ending July 21. For January 1 to July 28, this year’s production is estimated at 234,886,000 tons versus 214,384,000 tons last year.
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Washington
National Coal Association
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Emery S. Jacobs
USDA
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Anovich
Yanovid
Enovid
Tanenat
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Casper Wye
Mary ST. Clair King Courmayeur
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Eva St. Clair Smith ‘King
Calvary Pressbyterian Church
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Pearl) Henry
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Homer City
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Richard T. Bell
South Seventh Street
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Niagara Falls
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Glen Campbell
Lemuel and
Elizabeth Skelding Pennington
Clover Run
Ethel Hoderfield
Pennington
Parker Cline
West Virginia
Charles Cline
W. Va
D ‘Clark Cline
Kentucky
Allen Cline
Ronnie Cline
William Penningston
Alice
Glen Campell
Warren
Glen Campbell R.d.j
Sye
Ina McCollum
Punxsutawney
Albert Pennington
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