Union Area High School Holds 1962 Commencement
Union Area High School staged its 1962 commencement with 98 graduates. Dr Thomas Miller president of Edinboro State College urged students to plan careers with purpose and avoid dead end paths. The ceremony featured Pomp and Circumstance, vocal selections, and closing benediction by Rev John J Fie.
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Union Area
Madonna Church
Beverly Plano
Dr. Miller
Union
Tay
Clayton Vouk
Mason J. Todkin
Paul St. Rice
Union Area Board of Educaton
Socrates Roussns
Gratuales
Rev
Fic
Acea High School
Newc Owen Pox notes seed mix confusion and local changes
In a casual scene along RE Washington St a new storefront showcases modern architecture while residents debate seed labels as pumpkin seeds cited. Picnic weather draws families to Mille roadside park near U.S. 422. City repairs and sidewalk maintenance loom as schools end for summer prompting janitors to brace for tasks.
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Mie Stabe Highway
Dept
U.S. 422
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Hays
Three Arrested For Thetting TV Shipment
Glen Ellyn police arrested three men in connection with theft of a semi trailer loaded with Heath television sets valued at $200. The suspects are Ellie Young, Chicago. Flore Forestierri, 39, of Chicago. and Fred Di Francisco, 92, of Milton Yownship Page County. The stolen TV sets were recovered from the Di Francisco home basement and garage. The trailer was taken from Bo& P Motor Express terminal on Chicago's Southwest Side shortly before midnight Thursday. The tractor was stolen from a hotel parking lot on the same side. The load was bound for Pittsburgh. Truck driver Paul Farmer of Cleveland had delivered the trailer and left the tractor at the hotel. it was missing when he woke.
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Eilie Young
Chicago
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Fred di Francisco
Milton ‘Yownship
Page County
di Francisco
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Senken
Bo& P Motor Express Inc
Pitsburgh
Paul Farmer
Cleveland
Ohio
Kennedy will learn by nightfall his fate in campaign
Ted Kennedy faces probes that could threaten President Kennedy's re election hopes as reporters press him on charges and voting records at the convention. He challenges critics to prove any claims and defends voting choices citing state wide sentiment.
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Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Ted
Adial Stevenson
Daniel F. Mel Carthy
Universal Randle Corp
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Plumbing Fissure
Ralph Recall For Testimony In Estes Case
Washington—House investigators recalled Ralph to testify in the Estes case amid a partisan wrangle. The session touched on secrets from the Agriculture Department and allegations of mishandled reports. Democrats and Republicans clashed over the handling and disclosure of documents and personnel in the probe.
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Itl
Mor Agriculture
James ‘T. Ralph
Willie Sol Estes
Ralph
Herbert T. Connally
House Intergovernmen
Kennedy
Robert Manuel
GOP
Lee
Agriculture Department
Estes
Texas
Manuel
Grebin
Expectant mother held in death of two year old Cecilia
PORT CHRESTUB New York authorities held Abrs. Tutt Ryan under psychiatric surveillance in connection with the pepper death of her year old daughter Cecilia.
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Abrs
Tutt Ryan
Pepper
Cecilia
Aircraft warned of nuclear test near Christmas Island
United States authorities warned aircraft to keep out of a 610 mile danger area around Christmas Island in preparation for a nuclear test. The alert said the area would be dangerous to all aircraft at all altitudes starting at 3 15 am EDT.
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Geb
United States
Christmas Island
U.S
Lacey
Three More Assessment Changes Approved by Commissioners
County commissioners approved three additional assessment changes. One involves a $3700 reduction in the value of a house and garage.Land owned by St Joseph's Catholic Church in the Fourth Ward was exempted. A $1430 exemption was applied to December valuations for buildings owned by Mr and Mrs Andrew Jacasz, after reviewing with Assessor W Henry Wellich.
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Anwerk
Ws. McPac
Scott Tap
Chieh
W. Henry Wellich
Wellich
Andrew Jacasz
United Press International
Main St
Tolswitthe
Wellbiy
Assessor
jProcopio
Evacuation After Truck Train Collision in Hummelstown
A truck loaded with chlorine gas cylinders and a Reading Co freight collided near Duke Street in Hummelstown Pennsylvania. Poison fumes forced over 20 families to flee as four inhalation victims were treated at Harrisburg Hospital.
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Hummelstown
Dauphin County
Thomas Conrad
Duncanse
Estte RD
Harrisburg Hospital
iDuke St
Western Pennsylvania Chemical Co
Pittsburgh
Reading Co
Conrad
Fred Hauser
Morrisburg
Mayes Englert
Harrisburg
Haymond $Williamns
James Bryant
Middletown
Bucks County Man Acquitted Find Four Guilty
A federal jury acquitted Lenox B. Markley and four co defendants on conspiracy to pass counterfeit $20 bills. Convictions were handed to William Keifaber Samuel Gali Edward Fills Clayton Myron Feldman. Sentencing deferred pending motions for new trial. others had pleaded guilty. Government said the operation spanned the East Coast with $244000 in counterfeit notes.
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UPI
Bucks County
Hiry Lenox B. Markley
Wiliam Keifaber
Samuel Gali
Philadelphia
Edward Fills
Clayton
N.J
Myron Feldman
Fast Orange
Njuv
Alfred T. Luonga
John D Roberts
Trevose
Rudolph Taynare
Cornwells
Edward Bescor
Detroit
Mich
Builty
Markley
Denier
State Police Pistol Teams In Competition
Pennsylvania state police from across the commonwealth gather in Miitonor Virginia to compete in the Rest i mental Revolver Matches. A six tear event opens Saturday morning to crown the champions with a five man squad plus alternates selected and expenses listed. Memorial Day Committes by borough council last night.
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Pennsylvania
Hya
Ellwood Cty
Memorial
Me‘Police Academy
Memorial Nay
Bethel UP hosts county prayer group meeting
The Bethel United Presbyterian Church in Enon Valley hosted the Tuesday morning women s prayer group from county UP churches. Organ recital opened by Robert Reno. Mrs. Scott Muncell spoke briefly with Mrs. Floyd Witherspoon delivering welcome remarks. George Haring of New Castle, probation officer, gave the title talk and fielded questions informing on his work. The Oak Grove UP Church will host the September meeting.
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Enon Valley
County UP
Birs
Robert Reno
Scott Muncell
Floyd Witherspoon
Richard Wike
John McConnell
William Noggle
J. Harry Fisher
Chester
New Jersey Boy Dies Over Hospital Bill Pressure
In Secaucus a 7 year old boy Wayne Robert Ruckel died of bronchial pneumonia linked to measles after his father Andrew, 54, said he could not afford hospital care. Wayne’s condition worsened two days after hospitalization was advised. The father, unable to work due to a bone disease, supported four other children on $240 monthly Social Security. the family also faced marital separation.
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Spring banquet honors stamp club members at Swallows
New Castle Stamp Club held its spring banquet at the Swallows with Mrs. Mary Moore giving the blessing. John Wilson acted as MC, presenting past president Mrs. Robert Mackey who received a gift. Prizes went to several members including Robert Craver and Regina Zaremba. The nest meeting is set for June 2 at the YSICA.
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Swallows
Mary Moore
Moore
Fred Gill
John Wilson
Robert Mackey
Clara BE. McCand-less
Virginia Foulke
Robert Craver
United States
Regina Zaremba
James Lampzon
Paul Cubbison
Durward Newhard
John Shepperd
Eleanore McComb
Robert Hitch
Lawrece Flitter
Jackson Knolls
Jackson
Giorgia Mahney
Irena
Durward Newel Ward
YSICA
Speeding Auto Slams Into Home in Cambria County
An AWOL driver, Charles W Roberts Jr of Portage, Cambria County, in a high speed crash crossed Route 220 seven miles east of Bevford into James Miller’s home damaging it by 3700 dollars and moving it three feet off its foundation. The Miller family slept nearby. Roberts was captured by military police after the crash.
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UPIP
Here
Charles W. Boberts Jr
Portage
Cambria
Roberts
James BK. Miller
Miller
Millers
Six year old Honnie Lear killed after bicycle crash
Altoona pa. Six year old Honnie Jane Lear died at Mercy Hospital following a bicycle accident. She rode from a driveway onto a township road near Hollidaysburg and was struck by a car driven by Richard Allen Miller, 16, of Hollidaysburg. State police reported the details.
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Altoona
UPL
Honnie Jane Lear
Mercy Hospital
Diet Home
Bonnie Jane
Hollidaysburg
Ty Richard Allen Miller
Hollidaysture
Chief Captain Reappointments Stir Borough Council
Ellwood City officials reappointed Fire Chief Charles West and Captains O K Shaffer Marcy Latimer and Merle Means. Council approved despite president's claim April officer submissions were not practice. Rubino said a thorough law required the action, noting it had happened in past years but not last year.
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Ellwood Clry
Charles West
O. K. Shaffer
Marcy Latimer
Merle Means
Rubino
Nocmai Pack
Rubing
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