Fire Chief Injured Seek Bodies Of Three In Collapsed Building
In West Philadelphia a sewer cave-in toppled four houses. Three people remain trapped under rubble as emergency crews search the debris. Ernest Daniels and Kenneth Daniels escaped with a warning from two youths. Nannie Russell and Cheryl Daniels were rescued.
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Jesse Robinson
Wayne Daniels
Philadelphia
UPI
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Kenneth
Nannie Russell
Battalion
David Gregory
Cheryl Daniels
Wayne
George Hink
Kennedy warns Khrushchev on Berlin crisis dangers
President Kennedy warns Moscow that Berlin demands risk highly dangerous developments that threaten millions. The White House release rejects a separate peace with East Germany and Reds control of access routes. Britain and France issue similar cautions about unilateral moves. The U S says any settlement must follow allied principles.
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Racial tension flares in Chicago areas with dog patrols
Police deploy canine corps to calm roving groups in a predominantly white Southwest Side neighborhood amid white and Negro clashes. A bomb is reported thrown at a separate home with no injuries. A Negro student is shot and killed near Harrison High School and a white teen is knifed, as rumors of white gangs spread.
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Enon Valley School Demolished Marked End Of Era
The old Enon Valley School in Lawrence County was torn down after eight decades of use. Desks sold off for 25 cents, memories linger as crews dismantle the two story brick structure likely built after 1870. High school history includes 1912 start, 1916 four year term, first graduation in 1915, and closure in 1943 with a 1958 abandonment of the elementary building. The Northwestern Jointure district includes former teachers such as Anna Marshall and Dorothy Arnold Goschke.
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Lawrence County
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Anna Marshall
East Palestine
Northwestern Jointure
Dorothy Arnold
Charles Goschke
Warren
Marshall
Goschke
Tshombe Snubs Congo Meeting in Leopoldville
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe refuses to attend the Congo parliament reunification session in Elisabethville. Antoine Gizenga is absent though deputies arrive. Kasavubu pushes to reconvene at Lovanium University outside Leopoldville under UN guard. A second item notes a Grand Rapids burglary suspect nicknamed Mark broadcasting the theft details.
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the Congo
UPI
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Joseph Kasavubu
Lovanium University
United Nations
Daily Weather Report Partly Cloudy And Warm
Partly cloudy with little temperature change today and tonight. Scattered thundershowers this afternoon and evening. High 80 to 85, low 56 to 62. Wednesday partly cloudy and warm with scattered afternoon showers. Lake Erie winds 8 to 12 knots today, lighter tonight. 24 hour max 82, min 59, precipitation none, river stage 5.1 feet. One year ago min 52, river 4.9 feet.
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Lake Erie
Groups Discuss Education Tax in Pennsylvania Legislature
House and Senate select education committees consider 28 million dollars in taxes for the first year of a revamped school program. Democrats back new taxes. Republicans wary but open to discussion. A Friday meeting may shape final adjournment amid reapportionment talks and a separate truck trailer bill.
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Eugene S. Harris
United Press International
Harrisburg
UPI
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Senate Select Education
General Assembly
Senate
Pennsylvania
Khan Heading For Pakistan
Pakistani President Ayub Khan returns home from a week in the United States after meetings with Lyndon B. Johnson at Johnson's Texas ranch and Dag Hammarskjold at the United Nations. He warns American capitalists have 15 to 20 years to aid Pakistan to stave off a Communist sea and criticizes U.S. policy urging U.S. leadership and respect for neutral nations. He says he unlikely to attend the U N General Assembly next September to focus on work at home.
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UPI
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United States
Ayub
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Pakistan House
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Pakistan
U. S
U.N. General Assembly
Death notices listing several individuals with ages and addresses
Death records include Mrs Maude Montgomery 89 of 210 Garfield Ave Eli Cierkojie 67 of Wampum Road 1 Louis Andrew Garberry III 2 of 419 Newell Ave and Mrs Joseph A Main 82 of Edinburgh Road 1.
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Maude Montgomery
W. Garfield
Eli Cierkojie
Wampum
Louis Andrew Garberry III
Newell Ave
Joseph A. Main
Edinburg
Haluska Pushes For Quick Windup Of Mine Hearings
Sen. John J. Haluska of Cambria says he is hopeful that strip mine hearings before the Committee on Local Government will wind up this week in Harrisburg.
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Haluska
Harrisburg
UPI
John J. Haluska
D-Cambria
Walter B. White
Pittsburgh and Shawmut Railroad
Legion Opens Meet Tomorrow in Erie
The 43rd annual Pennsylvania American Legion convention begins in Erie with an expected 10 000 delegates and auxiliary groups meeting in conjunction. Headquarters are at the Lawrence Hotel and sessions start 9 a.m. Thursday at Gannon College auditorium with Gov. David L. Lawrence to speak. Friday night features a statewide drum and bugle corps contest at Erie Stadium.
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Erie Stadium
French Algerian Peace Talks Resume Thursday
French authorities reported that Algerian rebels appear to be reducing military activity and terrorism in cities, signaling hope for a cease fire as peace talks resume in Algiers after a pause since June. Bomb blasts in Algiers and other cities wounded three Muslims and shown a fragile path to settlement.
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Astronaut Grissom Waits as Space Mission Delayed
Cape Canaveral reports low clouds from a Caribbean weather front forced a 24 hour postponement of America's second manned space shot. Grissom remained calm awaiting the next launch window and potential go tomorrow.
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Upi
America
Federal Space Agency
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John H.glenn Jr
Shepard
Royal Laotian Aid Offered to ICC to Break Laos Deadlock
The royal Laotian government led by Prince Boun Oum offers substantial transport equipment to the International Control Commission to enable broader movement in Laos. The move comes as ICC talks resume, with co chairmen to announce a procedural compromise and progress toward a neutrality statute and long term controls.
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International Control Commission
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ICC
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Britain
Georgi Pushkin
Boun Oum
India
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Poland
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Souphanouvong
Souvanna Phouma
Cling To Hope For Spelunkers
Two Indiana University graduate students Ralph Moreland Jr. and Thomas F. Arnold are trapped 2,000 feet underground in an uncharted limestone cave near Orleans. Floods from a Sunday cloudburst block exits as rescuers, including volunteers, press on with hopes they remain alive by relying on basic spelunking rules.
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Ind
UPI
Indiana
Ralph Moreland Jr
Knox
Thomas F. Arnold
Peru
Indiana University
Moreland
Don Standeford
Bloomington
National Speleological Society
Bucs Faithful Seek Winning Device On Warm Day
The speaker doubts the team’s improvement from last year and asks for luck or a winning device as the Buccaneers remain their loyal locally rooted team while noting it is a hot eighty seven degree day.
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Philadelphian To Be Inducted August 25
In Oslo Norway Bishop Fred Pierce Corson of Philadelphia will begin a five year term as president of the World Methodist Council on August 25 representing 50 million Methodists in 78 countries. He plans to strengthen missionary coordination and youth programs while maintaining his Philadelphia area duties.
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UPI
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London
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