State Highway Toll Reaches Fifteen Deaths Overnight
United Press International tallies fifteen highway fatalities in Pennsylvania from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday across multiple cities including New Oxford York Gettysburg Franklin Uniontown Allentown Lebanon Greenville Collegeville Pittsburgh and Waynesboro with drivers pedestrians and a deer-triggered crash among the causes.
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Pennsylvania
New Oxford
Ivan L. Miller
New Oxford RD
Cross Keys
Adams County
York
Robert H. Capenheaver
Gettysburg
Rebecca Steffan
McSherrytown
Franklin
Patricia Plowman
Dempseytown
Alfred Mundorf
Here
Charles Cozard Jr
Cozard
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Uniontown
Joseph Smith
Fairdhance
Upper Darby
Stella B. Marcus
Allentown
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Cleveland
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Copley
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Myerstown
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Joan Robbins
Hartstown
Robbins
Ferdinand R. Anderson
Collegeville
Ernest Clark Jr
Norristown
Germantown Pike
Pittsburgh
Waynesboro
Deemont L. MecCleaf
Former Governor of Arizona Dies
Rawghlie Clement Stanford Sr. 85, former Arizona governor and 12 years chief justice of the Arizona Supreme Court, died Sunday in Phoenix. Fu neral services will be held Tuesday for Stan Jones 49, TV actor and composer of Ghost Riders in the Sky. Marie Marvingt, French pioneer woman aviator, died Saturday at her home.
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Mann To Assume Major Task In Latin America
UPI reports diplomat Thomas C. Mann will direct U S programs in Latin America as assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs. Johnson pledges complete support and urges expansion of education health housing tax reform and land reforms to boost growth and agricultural output in the Alliance for Progress. Mann, from Waco Texas, succeeds Edwin M. Martin as the White House outlines a major role.
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Edwin M. Martin
White House
Martin
Goldstein Aims For State Ticket In 1964
Pittsburgh Congressman Maurice Goldstein said he will not seek a sixth term but will pursue a spot on the 1964 Republican state ticket. He wants nomination for state Superior Court judge, auditor general, or state treasurer, provided no Rhodes or Woodside bid blocks him.
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Pittsburgh
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Maurice Goldstein
Allegheny County
Goldstein
Chester H. Rhodes
Robert E. Woodside
Christmas warnings and tattoos mark Oxford holiday week
Police leave Christmas cards under windshields to warn against drunk driving. Tattoo artist Victor Shipton reports a surge of teens seeking religious Christmas designs. Air Force guard Michael Hoffman helps protect Colusa tree scene after earlier thefts, and a British firm debuts a flexible liquid plastic non slip boat deck cover.
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England
UPI
Victor Shipton
Shipton
Brian Hargreaves
Colusa
Calif
Michael Hoffman
Air Force
Hoffman
Richard Patton
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