Blairsville ski resort fight stalls watershed land push
Blairsville officials clash with Mountain Ridge Development Inc over a proposed 1 500 acre resort near Hillside reservoir four miles southwest of Blairsville. Planning commission delays Open Space funds while asserting project 70 eligibility issues and potential water pollution costs. Pentagon orders stringent overtime controls as defense payrolls rise due to Southeast Asia workloads.
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Blairsville
Blairsville Borough
Hillside
Derry Township
Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional Planning Commission
Mountain Ridge Development Inc
Greensburg
Washington
Pentagon
Southeast Asia
Secretary of Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Military Services
Defense
McNamara
Cyrus R. Vance
Canada’s Railways Limping Back After Walkout
Canada’s railways began moving freight as strikers defied Parliament orders to return. Passenger service between Toronto and Montreal remained stalled while the Ocean Limited Halifax to Montreal stayed idle. Montreal Ottawa service resumed full schedules though union factions vow further resistance.
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Ottawa
Canada
Toronto
Montreal
Halifax
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General Workers
Canadian National Railway
Western
Maritime
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Belleville
Ont
Charny
Quebec City
Police Take Part In Play
In Columbus Nebraska AP six Omaha policemen joined 58 near North Side youths at a YMCA camp for a community relations experiment sparked by last July riots. Initial rigid roles softened after a four pound fish catch and talks on condemned housing, with no classes or counselors. The weekended with mixed outcomes and no clear measure of success.
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Columbus
Neb
Arnold Dailey
Dailey
al Cop
Omaha
North
Sam Cornelius
Near North Side
YMCA
Monroe Coleman
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Shannock Plan Could Feed Dayton Elderton Districts
Armetron School District studies feasibility of a new senior high in Shannock Valley area serving Shannock Dayton and Elderton. Supplementary junior highs planned in Dayton and Elderton. Board approved study amid over crowded concerns and possible future consolidation. Elzie White opposed citing moral obligation to Shannock Valley facilities.
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Kittanning
Armetron
Shannock Valley
Shannock
Dayton
Elderton
Shannock Valley High School
Rural
Valley
Elzie White
Pushcart helps Harlem kids in six week antipoverty drive
In Harlem, Operation Pushcart delivered toys and games to more than 1,000 underprivileged children aged 6 to 12, with wheelbarrow depots and daily activities from dawn to late afternoon. Workers from Harlem Youth Unlimited supervised by locals provided free lunches and field trips to parks and pools, hoping federal support continues through winter.
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New York
Harlem
Nancy Boxill
Duquense University
Joseph Greatheart
Greatheart
Federa Antipoverty
Harlem Youth Unlimited
Haryouact
Ikida
Heart Pump Patient Nears Home Discharge
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez, 37, the sole survivor of an artificial heart pump operation, is expected to be discharged from Methodist Hospital in Houston Monday or Tuesday as her heart heals. Four other patients who had similar procedures died, two from lung complications in Houston and two in Brooklyn. Hospital officials will release a full report with pictures after her discharge.
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Houston, Tex
Methodist Hospital
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez
Mexico City
Vasquez
Brooklyn
Maimonides Hospital
Delaware Crash Takes 3 Lives
A pre dawn crash south of Middletown, Delaware ripped through a guard rail and felled a utility pole, killing three people. One man was seriously injured while James Miller, 24, of Smyrna, was hospitalized in critical condition. Victim names withheld pending kin notification. Route 896 vicinity.
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Wilmington
Del
Middletown
James Miller
Smyrna
Wilmington Memorial Hospital
Shafer Cancels Campaigning After Sister-in-Law's Death
Lt Gov Raymond Shafer Republican gubernatorial candidate cancels all campaigning until Tuesday after the death of his sister-in-law Mrs Paul D Shafer in a Brooklyn hospital. The word arrived in Meadville, Pa. on Friday.
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Meadville, Pa
Raymond Shafer
Paul D. Shafer
Brooklyn, N.Y
Federal safety standards proposed for interstate gas pipes
Washington AP Legislation to set federal safety standards for interstate natural gas pipelines should include enforcement provisions, the AFL CIO said. Andrew J. Biemiller, the organization’s legislative director, testified before the Senate Commerce Committee as it weighs giving the Federal Power Commission authority over design construction operation and maintenance. He warned that without enforcement machinery meaningful safety gains are impossible. Also testifying were Martin T. Bennett and four Pennsylvanians Frederic A. Lang Fred T. Cadmus III and Louis F. Waldman, representing local landowners and county groups.
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Washington
AFL
CIO
Andrew J. Biemiller
Senate Commerce Committee
Federal Power Commission
Biemiller
Martin T. Bennett
Washington, D.C
Coal Exec Claims Acid Flow Cut
William L. Harger president of Sunbeam Coal Corp testified before the State Sanitary Water Board that he met a 1963 cleanup agreement. He said acid discharge into North Branch Bear Creek and a Little Scrubgrass Creek tributary in Butler County has decreased since mining began. The hearing followed actions requested by Rep. Foerster and Rep. Laudadio, with a board decision expected at its next meeting.
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Harrisburg
William L. Harger
Sunbeam Coal Corp
Butler County
State Sanitary Water Board
Harger
Bear Creek
PSES Office Closed Monday Labor Day Closure Notice
The Pennsylvania State Employment Service office at 30 North Fifth Street Indiana will be closed Monday September 5 in observance of Labor Day. Claimants will report as previously scheduled.
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Pennsylvania
North Fifth St
Indiana
Police Troop Assignments List By Stations
A long OCR fragment lists names and assigned troops across Pennsylvania towns and cities. It names officers and units such as Troop A Philadelphia, Troop P Wyoming, Troop N Hazleton, Troop F Montoursville, Troop C Punxsutawney, and others including officers like John J. Brogan and Stanley W. Konopka with multiple locales including Williamsport, Highspire turnpike, Bethlehem, Harrisburg, York and Greensburg. It appears to be an internal roster or transfer notice showing post assignments for various troopers.
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Indiana
Robert E. Cunningham
Harrisburg
Giles §. Myers
Homer City
Bethlehem
John H. Parcell
Hazleton
Allegheny County
Louis M. Beisterling
Pittsburgh
Reading
Richard C. Gibson
Highspire
Edward N. McFarland
Gibsonia
Robert L. Sobol
David M. Hauser
Middletown
Punxsutawney
Delaware
Robert J. Kane
Havertown
Butler
Charles L. Lausch
Clifton Heights
Jacob L. Shank
Swarthmore
Wyoming
Erie
Thomas A. May
Gerald E. Wisinski
Turnpike
Jefferson
Joel W. Hibbard
James E. Mauk
Reynoldsville
Lackawanna
George J
Am Tolfi
Throop
Armond & Cassetori
Peckville
Philadelphia
Robert J. Gentile
Scranton
Scranton, Troop C, Punxsutawney
Martin J. Howanitz
Jermyn
Lancaster
Dennis T
O'Keefe
Dunmore
Samuel M. Shoucair
Phares A. Wilson
Lawrence
Jack W. Potter ‘Son
New Castle
Luzerne
Joseph R. Bisulca
Walp
Lansdale
Greensburg
William C. Bandhalz
John J. Brogan
Stanley W. Konopka
William E. Wynn
Montoursville
Schuylkill
Vito J
Koscil
Cumbola
Ronald A. Lehman
Pine Grove
Venango
Daniel W. Berger
Franklin
Washington
Matthew L. Cowell
Charleroi
Edward C. Furlong
W. Brownsville
Paul M. Phi
Harrsburo
Westmoreland
James A.whitehead
Belle Vernon
York
Richard E. Stevens
War on Frisco Pigeons Sparks City Exile Plan
San Francisco officials declared an emergency to curb pigeons, costing about $1,000 to trap and exile 2,000 birds. SPCA crews cage the birds and relocate them to partner ranches while some saboteurs hinder the traps. G C Willis, SPCA assistant secretary, refused to disclose relocation sites. Norman Mally of a Los Angeles trapper firm notes limited patience with saboteurs and problematic characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
SPCA
G.C. Willis
Norman Mally
Los Angeles
Goofy
Fire department cancels car fire call on Philadelphia Street
Indiana firemen responded to a 9 40 a m call to extinguish a car fire on Philadelphia Street near Eighth but the alarm was canceled within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Philadelphia St
Eighth
Eighty Negro Leaders To Meet Powell
Washington AP reports eighty Negro leaders plan a planning session with Rep. Adam Clayton Powell for a national black power conference. Notable absences include Stokely Carmichael Floyd McKissick Roy Wilkins Whitney Young and Martin Luther King Jr. The meeting aims to unite largely inactive national negro groups and will be held in the Rayburn Office Building in a closed hearing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Carmichael
McKissick
Powell
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Whitney M. Young
The
Urban League
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King Carmichael
Jeaders
Rayburn Ofice Building
House Education and Labor Committee
Pinwell
Encephalitis Death Toll Rises in South Korea
AP reports South Korea's encephalitis death toll since early August nears 400 as 30 more deaths are recorded today, prompting renewed health alerts.
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Seoul
South Korea
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Lucerne Mines
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Waterman
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Louis Bedrlick
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Hollie
West
Paul A. Rittelmann
Ors
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State Police Acad
Jenny
Hershey
Shafer
Charles G. Plowman
Torrance
Bradenville
Clyde
Isabelle Blakely Plowman
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James
Samuel
Calvin
Saginaw, Mich
William
Margaret) Hughes
Daisy Plowman
Ferguson and Son Funeral Home
John C. Cogley
Roselawn Cemetery
Leonard Clyde Shields
R.D
Pressbyterian University Hospital
Philip Clyde
Sarah Jane Black Shields
Dixonville
Shields
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Rayne Township
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Howard Glenn
Tyndall Afb
Fla
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Lillian Jane
Charles Leroy
Guy
Rochester Mills
Clark
Akron
Ohio
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Marion Center
Apollo
Elizabeth Borvett
Ashland
N. H
Seattle
Wash
Thomas Funeral Home
Joseph Gilkey
Bethel Lutheran Cemetery
Noua
Joseph Carcelli
Antonia Buzzelli Carcelli
Cay
Patrick J. Hallan
St. Louis Church
H. A
Wylyets Davis
Arthur Philip Stephens
Hollidaysburg State Hospital
William K. Davis
East Church St
Homer
Taylors City
Septemberville
Indiana County
Thomas P. and
Catherine
Center McFarland Stephens Township
Indiana Co
Alexander
Caroline Farmer
Pine Flats
Cockport
Davis
Lynlin State College
Iron Co
United Presby
Barbara Ellen Barnett Davis
W. Paul Davis
Steele
Dorothy) McKee
Clune
Grant
Wilda) Rowe
North Apollo
Edward
Ila) Gray
Walter
Nettie) Porter
Shilo
Gladys) McCullough
West Lebanon
Charles Barnett
Bart Slope
Merle
Ann) Kessler
Indiana RD
Edith) Myers
Sherloca R.D
Ben
Helen) Shoup
Raymond Barnett
Askew
Edward Thompson
William W. Bruggeman
Oakland Cemetery
Coal Exec
PSES
San Francisco
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