Philadelphia water aid bill blocked by House Democrats
A partisan clash in Harrisburg stalls an $11 million water and sewer grant bill for municipalities under 10 000 population. Republican Sen D Elmer Hawbaker backs the measure with Gov Scranton’s support while Philadelphia Democrats oppose floor action. The plan would fund up to 25 percent of project costs with caps of 250 000 for water and 200 000 for sewer work and 50 percent for roads.
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Peter M. Coleman
Harrisburg
UPI
General Assembly
House Democrats
Philadelphia
Senate
House
D. Elmer Hawbaker
R - Franklin
Liberty Bell
William Penn
Hawbaker
William W. Scranton
Son of actor Charles Boyer dies of wound
WEST LOS ANGELES Calif UPI Michael Boyer 21 the son of actor Charles Boyer died from a gunshot wound at his home early today detectives said the shooting may be accidental. His girlfriend Marilyn Campbell 22 was present but had her back turned. Roommate John Kirsh 22 was in another room watching TV. Police noted he had threatened self harm after she broke off the romance and that five other bullets were found on a table suggesting possible Russian roulette. He was a gun collector with prior incidents including shooting a window at a Coldwater Canyon home. He had worked as a dialogue director on The Rogues and was interested in a record company. Born December 9 1943 in Hollywood to Charles Boyer and Patricia Eliza Patterson police said they notified authorities.
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Los Angeles
Calif
UPI
Charles Boyer
Michael
Boyer
Marilyn Campbell
John Kirsh
Campbell
Coldwater Canyon
Beverly Hills
Hollywood
Patricia Eliza Patterson
Reapportion talks recess until Sept. 28
The six member House Senate conference committee on legislative reapportionment pauses until September 28 as Democrats and Republicans prepare data showing population voting registrations and other factors shaping district control. The pause renews efforts after a stalemate and signals fresh talks when negotiations resume.
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Harrisburg
UPI
House - Senate
Senate
John H. Devlin
D-Allegheny
GOP
Death notices age list from Enon Valley and Sun Valley
Myron O. Inboden 72 of Enon Valley Paul F. Stark 69 of Sun Valley California Lloyd E. Wear 49 of 1410 Randolph Street Mary L. Hambrick 51 of 518 West State Street listed in death records dated Thursday September 23 1965 with brief notices of their ages and residences.
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Myron O. Inboden
Enon Valley
Paul F. Stark
Sun Valley
Calif
Lloyd E. Wear
Randolph St
Mary L. Hambrick
W. State St
Arms cache uncovered by US forces in Viet Nam sweep
American allied troops 40 miles north of Saigon killed 20 Viet Cong and uncovered the largest arms and ammunition cache to date. The 173rd Airborne Brigade led the discovery while other units found a surgical station a training camp and five tons of rice.
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Michael T. Malloy
Saigon
UPI
da Nang
South Viet Nam
173Rd U.S. Airborne Brigade
173Rd
North Viet Nam
Four Ohio teens hurt in North Beaver Township crash
Four New Springfield girls riding with Joyce Leipply suffered injuries when the car left Pa. 108, struck a guard rail, and flipped. Charlotte Leidner 18 fractured hip and arm plus scalp wound. Carolyn Rutana 17 fractured nose and facial wounds. Nancy Allen 17 multiple arm lacerations and leg abrasions. All in fair condition.
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Beaver Township
Charlotte Leidner
Carolyn Rutana
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Nancy Allen
St. Francis Hospital
New Springfield
Joyce E. Leipply
Petersburg
U.S. 19
Washington Township
Albert Beck
Imperial
Beck
Kashmir cease fire win UNIPOM set for India Pakistan border
United Nations moves to supervise the Kashmir cease fire with UNIPOM expanding from 45 to about 160 personnel plus 30 observers in the Middle East group. Canada Sweden and other nations add observers. India Pakistan report truce holds but fighting and naval actions occur near the Lahore area.
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UPI
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Thant
U.N
Truce Supervision Organization
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Paul Martin
Canada
India
Pakistan
Robert H. Nimmo
Sweden
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
General Assembly
Karachi
Lahore
Subcontinent
China
Peking
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania
Thickening clouds bring a few showers this afternoon and tonight. Highs reach the 70s in the north and low 80s in the south with tonight’s lows 56 to 64. Friday turns partly cloudy and cooler with a few showers in the south.
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Pennsylvania
Senate debate on 3.19 billion foreign aid bill continues
Senate resumes discussion on a 3.19 billion foreign aid appropriation as McGovern calls for an all-out war on hunger and says the U S should ensure no nation starves while surplus lands sit idle. House already approved four billion for related programs, a Senate-House compromise likely. House Republicans push to remove a 300 million Rivers and Harbors item linked to a campaign pledge.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
United States
McGovern
House
Dickey-Lincoln School
Maine
City workers weigh mayor council plan vote Tuesday
The New Castle debate centered on mayor council versus commission government as about 50 city employees sought job security. Mayor-council supporters argued for hiring by council and department heads, while opponents warned of a potential rubber-stamp council and dictatorial mayor.
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City Charter Study Commission
New Castle
Department of Administration
Thomas A. Shumaker
William J. Watkins
Watkins
Council
Shumaker
Snowy floodbound start to autumn across plains and Rockies
Autumn arrived as a thousand mile storm front weakened. Snow covered the Rockies and Dakotas while heavy rains hit Texas and Mississippi. The Pedernales River swelled near Johnson City isolating the LBJ Ranch with two bridges washed out and access limited. Herders moved about 30,000 sheep from the Big Horn Mountains area near Casper after being trapped by 10-foot drifts. no injuries or stock losses reported.
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Weather Bureau
Texas
Mississippi
Pedernales
LBJ
Johnson City
Tex
Big Horn Mountains
Casper
Wyo
Wage tax delinquents face suits in Lawrence County
City officials said legal action will begin against wage tax delinquents after final notices were mailed by attorney Robert George. City Treasurer Marie C. Hanlon reported 51984 dollars in back wage tax owed.
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Robert M. White
White
Robert George
Lawrence County
Marie C. Hanlon
Red Cross volunteers honored today
Inside page highlights commemorate Red Cross volunteers for service. The piece notes recognition on the news page.
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RED Cross
Appalachia aid targets growth areas for commuting jobs
John L. Sweeney, federal Appalachian Regional Commission co chairman, says the act targets growth potential areas with 1.2 billion in funds. Aid aims to connect growth centers to provide commuting opportunities and radiate benefits to nearby residents.
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Appalachia
Philadelphia
UPI
Appalachian Program
John L. Sweeney
Appalachian Regional Commission
Sweeney
Pennsylvania Electric Association
Kentucky
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