President Johnson to speak in Harrisburg Pennsylvania
President Johnson makes a one night campaign stop in Harrisburg for a $100 a plate dinner addressing Pennsylvania Democrats. White House confirms 6000 diners expected at Farm Show Arena. Johnson previously campaigned in Detroit AFL CIO rally but downplays it as not a kickoff.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
Farm Show Arena
Johnson
Afl-Cio
Detroit
PUC Considers Reduction of Telephone Charges
The Public Utility Commission weighs a Home Telephone Co. of Ridgway proposal to cut mileage charges for 141 subscribers in Jefferson and Elk Counties effective Nov 1. The change would save customers about 3100 dollars yearly by expanding base exchange areas to include Crenshaw Brockport Byrnedale and nearby points. Dance Friday Rocky Glenn.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Home Telephone Co
Ridgway
Jefferson
Elk Counties
PUC
Brockway
Weedville
Crenshaw
Brockport
Byrnedale
Two-Stage Pacific Raft Crossing by 71-Year-Old
William Willis completed a 10,000 mile two stage solo Pacific voyage on a steel raft. The 71-year-old American crossed from Peru to Samoa and then to Australia, facing severe storms, broken back injuries, and paralyzing six days. He began the journey July 4, 1963 and said he proved a man past 65 can still compete with the sea.
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Brisbane
Australia
William Willis
Pacific
Age Unlimited
Tully
Peru
Willis
Samoa
New York
New Hebrides
Deaths KUZEMCHAK George 80 of Clymer R D
Homer City Lions meeting changed to Sept 17 Elks and guests fish dinners Friday served 5 to 8 Thurs Fri tfx
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Kuzemchak, George
Clymer
Homer City Lions
UAW Eyes Ford After Chrysler Pact On Raises And Pensions
UAW president Walter P. Reuther to press Ford for parity with Chrysler deal valued at about 54 cents an hour over three years. He aims to extend the pattern to General Motors and others, seeking pension measures up to 400 dollars monthly at 60 for workers, with broad coverage and hospital insurance.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Reuther
General Motors Corp
American Motors Corp
General Motors
UAW
Weather outlook with heat and scattered storms
Hot today with highs 85 to 90. Tonight will be fair and mild with lows 55 to 72. Friday brings increasing cloudiness and warm conditions with scattered showers and thundershowers in the evening before a cooler turn.
Senate moves to end debate on reapportionment plan
In Washington AP reports Republican Leader Dirksen and 16 senators aim to shut off debate on his bid to delay for a year federal court orders enforcing the Supreme Court ruling on legislative apportionment. President Johnson backs a nonbinding sense of Congress delay to ease passage. Debate seen as key hurdle before adjournment.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
High Tribunal
Johnson
James D Sutton Promoted To NYC Coal and Ore Manager
James D Sutton of 353 Locust Street is named manager of Coal and Ore Industry Services for the New York Central System. He becomes head of planning and coordinating services for coal coke and iron ore accounts, effective September 1. Sutton, former VP and GM of Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp, will relocate to New York with his wife and two children.
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Locust St
New York Central System
Sutton
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp
New York Central
Indiana
New York
New York Central Railroad
Coal and Ore Department
Eering
Lehigh University
May D. Sutton
Gompers Ave
C. Kemper Sutton
US Jets Fly Near Cambodia in Viet Nam Border Patrol
Four U.S. Air Force jet fighters patrolled within three miles of the Cambodian border to protect a Vietnamese operation after Cambodian planes crossed into Vietnamese airspace. Officials said this marked a possible first use of U.S. jets in such a border action, with no contact having occurred.
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Tay Ninh
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Cambodia
U.S
Viet Nam
Red
Contempt Hearing Set Over Avella Water Co Order
Commonwealth Court schedules Oct. 27 hearing for Avella Water Co and its owners to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for failing to comply with a court order. Judge Shelley had ordered repairs and additions to the water system by July 15 later extended to Sept. 1.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Avella Water Co
Washington County
Carl B. Shelley
Paul Ciaffoni
Joseph and Mary Soviero
Ellen Ciaffoni
Lefty Raymond's College Inn Opens Friday
Local venue Lefty Raymond's College Inn announces a grand opening on Friday September 11. The establishment promotes student-friendly meals and late hours, inviting community members to visit and celebrate the launch.
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Lefty Raymond's College
Inni
Payoff Probe on McCloskey Divides Senate Committees
A Senate probe into a $35,000 alleged payoff by Matthew H. McCloskey, ex ambassador and fundraiser, stirs party divisions over whether the Rules Committee or Government Operations Committee should lead. Sen. Williams accuses Rules of whitewash. Democrats back Rules, Republicans push Operations.
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Washington
Senate
Matthew H. McCloskey
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Government Operations Committee
Rules Committee
Baker
John J. Williams
Dora Rampage Continues Across Florida Coast
Hurricane Dora pounded St. Augustine and Jacksonville with 100 mile per hour winds and a 10 foot tide. The storm flooded streets, toppled power lines, and caused extensive damage across northern Florida and southern Georgia, with 10 to 15 inch rains forecast and rivers likely to flood.
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Fla
Jacksonville
South Carolina
Brunswick
Slave Market
Weather Bureau
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Georgia
Charleston
S.C
Myrtle Beach
Gulf
Sarasota
Apalachicola
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Dora
Jacksonville Beach
St. Johns River
Middlesex Emerges In British Fashion Headlines
In London the Tailor and Cutter laments blurred gender styles as long hair on men and trousers for women blur lines between male and female dress. Designer Hardy Amies pushes bold male looks with vivid jackets while Fiji Islands footballers arrive in national dress for their first British tour.
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Tailor and Cutter
Hardy Amies
Amies
London
Fiji Islands
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