Water Plan Weighs Relief for Delaware River Basin
Four states discuss emergency plan to stretch dwindling water supplies for 20 million people along the Delaware River. New York City and Philadelphia may have to cut withdrawals from northern reservoirs while New Jersey and Pennsylvania seek to ensure minimum releases. Government officials consider court action if New York City fails to meet decrees.
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John Kolesar
New York City
Trenton
N.J
New
Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylva
Tia
Delaware River
Releas
Philaday
Bass
del- Commission i
Richard J.gware
Huces
Camden
Prackish
Philadelphia
Hughes
Newland Raritan Canal
York
Elizabethtown Water Co
Tersey
Supreme Court
Dien Bien Phu Hit By U S Planes
U S warplanes attacked Dien Bien Phu and the airfield near the Laotian border. Eight F108 Thunderchiefs led a first strike on barracks destroying six buildings and damaging four others with 24 tons of bombs and rockets. A follow up strike hit the Dien Bien Phu airfield with 34 tons of bombs and missiles, cratering the runway center and destroying twelve more buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Bien Phu
Dien Bien Phu
Soch Trang
Saigon
U.S
Sammy Davis Hurt In Show
New York AP reports Sammy Davis, star of Golden Boy, was injured on stage during a rumble scene in the first act. The Broadway production shuts down until Monday with four performances missed. an understudy finished the Wednesday performance and Thursday shows are canceled.
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New York
Sammy Davis
Davis
Pay Now Among Highest Raises Senate House Bills
Bills approved in both chambers boost expense allowances for 209 representatives and 50 senators from 3000 to 4800 dollars annually and raise pensions by 50 percent. Senate pending cabinet salary increases include higher pay for future governors and other top posts. Governor Scranton is expected to sign next week.
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Senate
House
Scranton
House Democrata
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dominican leaders hint door opens to peace
Two junta leaders described progress toward ending the Caribbean crisis. Gen Antonio Imbert Barrer las said the hardest part of his task is done and he will resign once safety from communism and despotism is assured. Commodore Francisco J Rivera Caminero said the armed forces will back any democratic OAS solution. Rebels accepted the plan with reservations. Wessin y Wessin asserted direct control over forces. Economic collapse fuels pressure for a political settlement.
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Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Caribbean
Antonio Imbert Barrer 1Las
Imbert
Santa Domingo
Lth
Iie
Organization of American
J Armed Forces
Francisco J. Rivera
Cambrero
OAS
Elias Wessin’ Y Wessin
Rivera Caminero
Santo
Domingo
Thousands Due At Hall In Phila Philo air raids and space news
Reports describe a North Vietnam air strike near Hanoi hitting Nam Dinh fuel tanks. Flames towered over 200 feet as bombs destroyed eight large tanks and caused 26 minute secondary explosions. U S planes returned safely to the carrier Oriskany amid heavy anti aircraft fire. The article also covers leaflets from Independence Hall warning civilians and a Soviet unmanned Cosmos satellite launch, with details on the Cosmos mission and the historic hall as a war memorial site.
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Crusaders
Hanoi
Dir
Nam Dinh
North
Viet Nam
Oriskany
Philadelphia
Init
U.S
State House
North Viet
Liberty U.S
Nam
William Penn
China
Independence Hall
Tably
Moscow
Union
Ee Viet Nam
Tass
Bochum
Germany
Lauaiy
Marquis de Lafayatt Dong Hoi
Tavald
Quang Khe
Outer Space
Pennsylvania seeks two year rainmaking ban
Gov. Scranton would sign a measure to bar rainmaking in Pennsylvania for two years. The House concurred with a Senate amendment excluding weather tampering under the Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission and the state Agricultural Department from the moratorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Scranton
House
Senate
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
State Agricultural Department
Cross-Board Salary Increases Move Forward
Legislation advancing with broad pay hikes sets higher salaries for officials while the governor considers cabinet salaries tied to duties. Republican leaders indicate most lawmakers will accept House amendments, avoiding a conference committee. The longtime superintendent post remains vacant since Dr. Boehm’s resignation in 1964 as Scranton seeks successors via a screening committee and aims to start interviews soon.
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Senate
Charles H. Boehm
Lawrence
Scranton
Boehm
Eviction Gun Fight Ends in Fatal Shootout
In Norfolk, police killed Fred Williams after a 20 minute gun battle as he fought eviction with a 45 caliber automatic. Williams wounded a patrolman, a real estate agent, and a boy before detectives returned fire ending the confrontation. Williams was three months behind on rent when eviction began.
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Norfolk
Fred Williams
Williams
J. C. Council
Council
J. R. Williams
Bernard Spratley
Weather Satellite In Orbit
Cape Kennedy Florida AP The TIROS 10 weather satellite began orbit to record birth and movement of hurricanes typhoons and storms. It joined TIROS 7 8 and 9 on space patrol as a forerunner of an operational system planned for 1966. The 290 pound craft rode a Delta rocket into a north south orbit above 400 miles. Initial spin was fast but ground signals slowed it to 10 rpm and all systems later reported normal. The mission will provide thousands of photographs daily via a two craft plan system with Plan A B C allocations for hurricane monitoring and weather coverage. Ground controllers expect first usable cloud pictures by Saturday or Sunday.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Tires 10
Space Patrol
U.S. Weather Bureau
Bureau
Tiros
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Delta
Florida
Douglas
Indiana County
Armagh
Cambria Rector
Prbj
Pittsburgh
Steve
Atlantic
Carib
Luci
Per Tercik
Avella
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Irvin Works
U.S. Steel
Robert Kraskin
West
Mifflin
Pennsylvania Highway Plan Seeks $600 Million Loan for District 100
A Pennsylvania highway commission report outlines borrowing $600 million to fund 18 primary and urban projects totaling 76.7 miles in District 100, plus 13.2 miles under the Appalachian plan. Plans A B and C allocate funding from motor, interstate, and loan sources for 5 counties including Butler Armstrong Indiana and Jefferson.
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State Highways Department
Commission
Appalachia
Harral
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
District 100
PDH
Indiana
Highway Department
Motor Fund
Iplan
Plan C
Butler County
Marine State Park
Armstrong County
Ben Avon
Indiana County
Fort
Clarion County
Indiana Borough
Jefferson County
Punxsutawney
Homer City
Prospect
Butler
Kittanning
Armagh
Obituary notices for Anderson Warden Snedden Ferguson and Carnahan
Obituaries inform of Donald Reyburn Anderson 52 of Indiana, born 1919, ex Esso employee, WWII veteran, with a large family, services set at Bell Funeral Home Indiana. Blanche Marie Warden 58 of Indiana, died June 30, memorials at Graystone Presbyterian, multiple siblings and relatives listed, funeral details at Bell Funeral Home. Catherine Hinderliter Snedden 40, formerly Lucernemines, Chicago death June 29, 1965, survived by husband Thomas and 12 grandchildren, services in Indiana and Barton Chapel Cemetery. Richard Lee Ferguson 22 of Smicksburg died June 30 1965 from motorcycle crash in Youngstown. services July 3 at Smicksburg Methodist Church. Gary Dean Carnahan infant of Plumville died shortly after birth. arrangements pending. James McCoy two months, died July 1 1965. private services at Pine Grove Cemetery Canoe Twp. with Pifer Funeral Home.
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Donald Reyburn Anderson
South Fourth Street
Indiana
Frank Reed
Kate Bartlebaugh Anderson
Esso
Mr. Anderson
Zion Lutheran Church
Optimist Club
Elks, Mooge
American Legion
McGill
T-Birds
Elizabeth Bence Anderson
Donald
Robert
Richard
Scott
Sylvania Pattison
John
Betty) Barenchik
Punxsutawney
Bell Funeral Home
E. L. Stark
Greenwood Cemetery
Blanche Marie Warden
Fred B. Warden
South Third Street
Armstrong Township
Indiana County
Harvey
Cora Kunkle Fennell
Fred B. Jr
Howard
Anna) Pierce
Washington, D.C
Emil
Grace) Abel
Parkwood
Edgar
Wilda) Miller
Sheloca
Douglas
Dorothy) Scherr
Baltimore Md
Frank
Ruth) Henry
Roy
Elsie) Isenberg
Mirs
Alice) Smyers
Clarksburg
Catherine Hinder
Liter Snedden
Thomas Snedden
Lucernemines
Chicago
Ill
Saul
Mary ‘Lingenfelter Hinderliter
Eleanora
Sneddér
Thomas Jr
New Orleans
U. S
Cloude Hinderliter
Harold Hinderliter
Pittsburgh
Marie Carlson
Anita
George
June) Shandick
Robinson - Lytle’s
H. W. Jamison
D. D
Barton Chapel Cemetery
Sprankles Mills, Pa
Richard Lee Ferguson
Smicksburg
R.D
South Side Hospital
Youngstown
Ohio
Bowser
Plumville
Smicksburg Methodist
Gerald A. Miller
Homer Weaver
North Point
Donald Paul
Vickie Lyn
Beverly Ann
Donald McCoy
Northfield
M. M. Carnahan
The
Gazette
James McCoy
Eugene McCoy
Dance Twp
Indiana Co
Punxsntawney
Pine Grove
Canoe Twp
Pifer
Eugene
Edna Conrad McCoy
Luci Johnson Birthday Plans and Road Widening Projects
Luci Johnson turns 18 with a quiet White House celebration planned by the President and Mrs Johnson. The White House event marks her birthday as two highway projects are proposed under the Appalachian plan, widening Route 119 and Route 22 at a total estimated cost of roughly 11.6 million and 44 million respectively, awaiting a $600 million loan approval.
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Washington
Luci Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Luci
National Cathedral Schools
Westmoreland County
Greensburg
New Alexandria
Allegheny County
Indiana County
Blairsville
Commission
Teen Sled Dare Steals Waves In Santa Monica Drain
In Santa Monica teens launched a dangerous thrill ride by sliding down a half mile storm drain on wheeled sleds called Flexies. Deputies blocked access after several nights of yells, splashes, and near misses as waves from high tide swept the pipe.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Gary McDonald
McDonald
Sheriff's
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Robert McHenry Jr
West Orange
N. J
Phila
Bill
Weather Satellite
Gary Dean Carnahan
Donald and
Dorothy McCoy CarnAhan
Lumville
Somerset Community Hospital
Somerseat
Belle Yingling
R. Byron Crozier
Oakland Cemetery
Dames of Malta
Honda
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