Kennedy Wreck Leaves Senator Injured Two Die In Fog Crash
Senator Edward M. Kennedy sustained a broken back and other injuries after a light plane crashed in an apple orchard near Southampton Massachusetts. Passenger Birch Barh and his wife Marvella were hurt, pilot Edwin T. Zimny died, and Edward Moss Kennedy aide died of brain injuries.
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Reid Morrison
Southampton
Mass
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cooley-Dickinson Hospital
Birch Barh
Marvella
Massachusetts
Thomas Corriden
Edward Moss
Andover
Edwin T. Zimny
Lawrence
Washington
Westfield
Moss
Bayh
Dave Powers
City Council Split Over Sewage Financing Trap
Two Democrats oppose but won't block, while three Republicans threaten to reject a 600000 dollar federal grant for a 26 million sewage treatment plant. They demand a 700000 dollar Accelerated Public Works grant from Rep. Clark to cover half the financing, else avoid burden on taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. John Razzano
Richard H. Biddle
John C. Jordan
William J. Watkins
George Rigby
U.S
Frank M. Clark
Razzano
Biddle
Summer Begins With Long Days And Warm Weather
The piece explains the start of summer at 3 37 a m in the Northern Temperate Zone and contrasts summer life for men women boys and girls with visions of outdoor leisure and social activity. It also notes the Southern Hemisphere winter, the summer solstice, the Tropic of Cancer, and the tilt of Earth's axis driving longer days and higher temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Florida
U.S
House Aims Swift Action On Sweeping Civil Rights Bill
The Senate approved a major civil rights bill after a long debate. House leaders plan to accept Senate amendments and send the measure to President Johnson for signature by early July. The plan hinges on House approval and a possible pre-convention recess.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
White House
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
John W. McCormack
Mass
Johnson
Legislative
John F. Kennedy
Repub
Civic Leader W. Anderson Dead At 53
William L. Pat Anderson 53 of 2045 East Brook Rd died at 5 10 p m yesterday in Cleveland Clinic after a seven month illness. Born Braeburn Pa Nov 2 1910 he married Frances Garner in 1933. He was active in East Brook Methodist Church and held many civic and fraternal memberships including Westminster Lodge 727 F and AM Valley of New Castle Consistory Syria Temple Pittsburgh Lawrence Caravan Tall Cedars of Lebanon in New Castle and Loyal Order of the Moose Mercer. He leaves a wife a mother five sons a daughter and a brother.
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William L
Pat) Anderson
East Brook Rd
Anderson Brothers Tool Co
Cleveland Clinic
Braeburn
Reed Anderson
Dainie Belle Schantz Frankenburg
Frances Garner
East Brook
U S Prepared To Fight Red China If Necessary
The United States vows to block Communist advances in Southeast Asia and is prepared to go to war with Red China if needed. Washington signals resolve to Laos and South Vietnam and to uphold Geneva accords, with mobile U.S. forces in the Western Pacific as deterrence. Allies’ role remains uncertain as Washington warns of possible major conflict if violations continue.
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Stewart Hensley Washington
UPI
United States
Southeast Asia
Red China
Son
Peking
Laos
South Viet Nam
Western Pacific
Washington
Berlin
U.S
America
China
Plane Crash Kills 53 in Formosa
A four engine Civil Air Transport plane carrying 53 people including 21 Americans crashed after takeoff from Taichung Formosa. Eyewitnesses said no survivors. 12 bodies were recovered. Passengers were returning to Taipei from a tour of the Pescadores Islands. several Asian Film Festival delegates were aboard.
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Taipei, Formosa
UPI
Taichung
Formosa
Taipei
Pescadores Islands
Formosa Strait
Ellwood City Forge worker dies in crane accident
William Meanor 52 of New Castle RD 7 was killed when a 860 pound metal part dropped onto his chest at Ellwood City Forge Co. He had worked there since 1950 and died at Ellwood City Hospital. Meanor was a World War II veteran and trustee of Moravia United Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his wife Charlotte Ertel and two sisters.
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William Meanor
New Castle RD
Ellwood City
Mt. Jackson
Dwight and
Irena Pitts Meanor
Charlotte Ertel
Ellwood City Forge
Moravia
Township Officials Press Sewage Plan Submissions
Neshannock and Taylor townships were ordered by the state Health Department to submit sewage plant plans within 120 days or risk loss of federal aid. Township leaders insisted plans were already submitted, with Neshannock citing a March 1963 application for 300000 and Taylor noting grants sought in 1964.
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Neshannock
Taylor Township
State Health Department
Neshannock Township
William W. Wallace
Alfred V. Papa
Howard Warnick Engineering Co
Butler
Warnick
Meadville
Papa
Board plans to buy Renfrew land for expansion
New Castle Area School Board approved a 20000 purchase of 3.4 acres adjacent to the senior high school from a Pittsburgh bank handling the estate of the late DeGrim Renfrew. The site will house future high school facilities as needed.
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New Castle Area School Board
Pittsburgh
DeGrim Renfrew
Renfrew
Robert Tomai
Lawrence County
U.S. war equipment enroute to Bangkok Thailand
A group of four to five U.S. cargo ships sails for Bangkok carrying tanks M113 APCs and ammo in what the Defense Department calls a resupply and replacement mission. The convoy includes three LSTs and one or two freighters with the Sentress among them. Most supplies are at Korat with road links to the Thailand Laos border near Vientiane.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Bangkok
Thailand
Defense Department
Laos
LST
Sentress
Navy
Pentagon
Korat
Thailand-Laos
Vientiane
Weather and UN Cyprus peace-keeping vote expected
Western Pennsylvania forecasts show partly cloudy conditions with scattered thunder showers today tonight and Sunday. Highs 80 to 90 with cooler northern areas. Lake Erie reports small craft warnings with 15 to 22 knot southwest to west winds. U N Security Council expected to vote unanimously for a three month extension of the Cyprus peace-keeping force of 6400 troops.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
U.N
United Nations, N. Y
UPI
Security Council
U. N
Cyprus
Johnson urges unity to enact civil rights bill into law
President Johnson on a West Coast trip urged Americans of all races to embrace the civil rights bill as a major step toward equal opportunities. He spoke in San Francisco after Senate approval, calling for nationwide effort to remove intolerance and to sign the measure into law soon.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
West Coast
San Francisco
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Tommy Jacobs Leads U S Open With 64
Tommy Jacobs takes the lead in the U S Open with a sizzling 64 as coverage highlights top sports pages. Philadelphia Phillies expand their NL lead while the Baltimore Orioles regain AL lead with twin victories on the same day.
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Tommy Jacobs
Baltimore Orioles
Death notices listed for six individuals on June 20, 1964
Sanford F. McFarland 90 of 718 Erie Ave. Mrs. Carl R. VanHorn 74 of Youngstown. William M. Meanor 52 of RD 3. Pasquale Cioffi 86 of 837 Br. S. Mill St. Ralph DeMartini 80 of Ellwood City. William L. Pat Anderson 53 of 2045 East Brook Rd. Myron S. Consla 77 of 71% Oak St. Mrs. Leland P. Barker 52 of 23 King Ave.
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Sanford F. McFarland
Erie Ave
Carl R. VanHorn
Youngstown
William M. Meanor
Pasquale Cioffi
Br. S. Mill St
Ralph DeMartini
Ellwood City
William L
Pat) Anderson
East Brook
Myron S. Consla
Oak St
Leland P. Barker
King Ave
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Stella) Moore
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Lucille) Smith
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Harry R. Mack Jr
Huron Ave
William W. Scranton
Samuel E. Cutler
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