Advisory Board Praises Moore Over Water Issue
The 62nd District Advisory Board praised Rep. Frank E. Moore for addressing water service problems in the Bolivay Robinson area with Mace Springs Water Co. The group invited David Wilson toOct 24 at Rustic Lodge for an assessment review and discussed tobacco sales to minors, newspaper letter policies, and cooperative media coverage. A moment of silence honored Sen. Albert R. Pechan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Moore
R-Ind
62Nd District Advisory Board
Bolivay-Robinson
Moore
Mace‘Springs
David Wilson
Indiana
Rustic Lodge
Indiana Evening Gazette
George Robeson
U.S
WDAD
WQMU
Kennedy and Hatfield Spar Over Draft Reform Delay
The debate centers on Nixon draft reform proposals with Kennedy arguing the plan is not real reform and lacks fair draft changes. Hatfield calls the move a potential step toward abolition and urges a defined end date.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Nixon
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Javits
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
White House
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Kennedy
Christmas Activities Plan in Indiana County
Indiana County Christmas Activities Committee will meet Tuesday Sept 23 at 7 p.m. to plan holiday events across the county. Led by chairman Jay R Ling, the group operates under the Indiana County Tourist Bureau to promote Indiana County as the Christmas Tree Capital with tree lightings Santa appearances doorway contests carol singing and community trees.
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Indiana County Christmas Activities Committee
Rustic Lodge
Jay R. Ling
Indiana County Tourist Bureau
Indiana County
Santa
Mrs. Claus
Queen Evergreen
Caro
No Whites Arrested For Gambling
San Francisco in AP report police and the district attorney faced a Municipal Court judge’s rebuke for not cracking down on gambling by whites. The article notes a related incident in Philadelphia where a judge questioned unequal enforcement after fines imposed on Filipino-Americans for gambling.
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San Francisco
District Attorney's Office
Philadelphia
Albert A
Liberty Bell
Axelrod
Pacifinde
Asst. Dist
Alty
Robert Sheridan
Journalists Held in Saigon Viet Cong Espionage Probe
SAIGON AP One of South Vietnam’s best known journalists Phan Nghi and a second newsman Cao Tran are being held by police in a government investigation into Viet Cong espionage activity. President Thieu said Nghi, once anti-Communist, had links to a Viet Cong strategic inteligencia cell while continued inquiries into the case proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Vietnam
Phan Nghi
Cao Tran
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
France
Vietnam
Captran
Independence Palace
Huynh van
Trong
Thien
CIA
Viet Cong
Wig Use Sparks Controversy In Pittsburgh Guard
Pittsburgh AP report says Capt Genevieve McInerney head of female crossing guards resigns after clash with Safety Director over wig policy. She suspended two guards for "conduct unbecoming a school guard" last March. director Cortesa ordered their reinstatement. McInerney quits citing eroded command authority and admin procedure changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Genevieve McInerney
James A. Cortesa
Capt. McInerney
Franklin Driver Killed in Meadville Pike Crash
Aunty Robin Mauk, 20, of Franklin was killed early today when the car he rode in left the Meadville Pike near Franklin and overturned in a field, according to police.
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Franklin
Robin Mauk
Meadville Pike
Yardstick Helps Select Skirts In Baltimore Council Office
An employees committee at the Boy Scout Baltimore Area Council used a yardstick with eight markers to rate skirts worn by 25 female staff. Markers from bottom to top read Grandmother Prude Mother Questionable OK Nice Caution Wow, guiding attire decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
Boy Scout
Baltimore Area
William Luc’ Kan
Council
Pearl Buck Defends Foundation in Philadelphia Hearing
Novelist Pearl Buck defended the Pearl S. Buck Foundation before the Pennsylvania Commission on Charitable Organizations over its fund-raising status. Buck, 77, a Pulitzer and Nobel laureate, explained staff choices and denied paying bribes to secure favorable press, citing press issues in Asia and a Tucson center return as part of ongoing controversy.
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Philadelphia
Pearl Buck
Commission On Charitable Organizations
Miss Buck
Commission On
Pearl S. Buck
Foundation
Theodore F. Harris
Harris
Korea
Asia
Tucson
Ariz
Richard Wilson
Police Seek Escaped Convict After Fatal Chase
Pittsburg AP reports police continue hunting escaped convict Stanley Hoss Jr., 26, who, with a companion, fled the Allegheny County Workhouse on Sept 11. Patrolman Joseph Zanella, 26, father of two, was killed after spotting Hoss in a stolen car and attempting an arrest.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
New Kensington
Stanley Hoss Jr
Hoss
Allegheny County
Joseph Zanella
Woolworths San Juan Store Burns
A Woolworths outlet in the Santurce district of San Juan was destroyed by fire with damages cited at about 750000 by police and 15 million by a store official. Police found nine unexploded incendiary bombs in three other American owned stores and a Puerto Rican Pueblo Super market in Ponce. The blaze cause was not immediately determined.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Woolworth’s
Santurce
Woolworth's
Hato Rey
Lerner’s
Pueblo
Ponce
War conference seeks end to aggression in Vietnam
United Nations will host a seven nation foreign ministers meeting on Vietnam policy with U Thant, Rogers, and Abba Eban presiding. Gromyko denounces outside aggression and urges Hanoi to negotiate. Holyoke defends allied offers at Paris.
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United Nations
N.Y
Vietnam
Soviet Union
William P. Rogers
Abba Eban
France
Britain
U.N
U Thant
U.S
United States
South Vietnam
South Korea
Thailand
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Bangkok
Nixon
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Paris
Andrei A. Gromyko
Hanoi
Keith Holyoke
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Moscow
Nixon picks ExPennsylvania judge Adams to U S Court
Philadelphia AP Ariin M Adams, President Nixon's new federal court appointee, recalls a sports writer dream and his rise from Temple University to the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Adams, 49, will fill the seat of retired Judge Harry E Kalodner on the Third U S Circuit Court of Appeals, with Senate confirmation pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ariin M. Adams
Nixon
Adams
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
William W. Scranton
U.S
Hugh Scott
Harry E. Kalodner
Senate
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
3Rd Circuit
America
New Jersey
Delaware
Virgin Islands
Louis’ D. Brandeis
Wilson
Abe Fortas
Bernard G. Segal
American Bar Association
Fortas
Clement F. Haynsworth
U. S
Nesa
Judy
Igh
Sigma Alpha Rho
F’amily
Temple University
Temple
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Hearing slated on Pennsylvania FAIR Plan Oct 1
Harrisburg AP reports a public hearing is scheduled for October 1 on Pennsylvania's FAIR Plan established a year ago to aid property owners in high hazard areas. The hearing follows routine medical checkups for pilots and a wave of brain tests discussed by experts at the International Congress of Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Suranate
San Diego
Calif
Insurance Commission
George F. Reed
Robert L. Maulsby
United States
Univeristy of Texas Medical School
Dallas
Stone Age Yuri Tribe Found in Colombian Jungle
In a remote Colombian jungle near La Pedrera a tribe named Yuri, described as living in a nearly aboriginal condition, was found by a rescue party. Six hostages including a man and four children were released unharmed. researchers note the tribe may be survivors of a group believed extinct years ago.
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Bob Monroe
Marines
Associated Press
New York
la Predrera
Robert L. Carneiro
Carneiro
Gil
Julian Gil
Brazl-Peru
la Pedrera
Smithsonian Institution
Efrain Gil
Carner
Imple- Gil
la Prediera
Cat Travels in Bedsprings From Augusta to Ft Carson
Snowball a year old cat belonging to Janice George daughter of Ft Carson's deputy post provost marshal rode hidden in bedsprings of a moving van from Augusta Georgia to Fort Carson Colorado Springs in 28 days. The cat stayed hidden for three days of searching before finally appearing exhausted and thirsty at the destination.
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FT. Carson
Colo
Augusta
Colorado Springs
Janice George
Lindy’s Pastaurant To Close In New York
New York AP report says Lindy’s Restaurant, successor to the famed Lindy’s where Damon Runyon’s figures gathered, will close tonight as a chain buys it to convert into a steak house. The original Lindy’s opened 1921 at 49th Street and Broadway. the larger location on 51st Street followed in 1929.
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New York
Lindy
Damon Runyon
Marty Walshine
Leo Lindemann
49Th Street
Broadway
Eddie Cantor
al Jolson
Runyon
Lindy's
51St Street
Lindemann
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John D. Waldron
Eastern Territory
Maine
Kentucky
Waldron
Western Pennsylvania
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