Two men injured in Ellwood City car crash
Two area men were seriously injured when their car rammed a cement wall along Pa. 288 two miles east of Ellwood City at 10:20 p m yesterday. The drivers injuries included a compound fracture and multiple scalp lacerations while the other suffered head cuts. Both were listed in fair condition at Ellwood City General Hospital. State police said neither man admitted driving.
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Ellwood City
Here
Lari M. Downinger
Olllwood City
Donald R. Wymer
Wampum
Ellwood City General Hospital
Andrew Shedlock
Bollinger
Marian
Wymer
Lawrence County Grand Jury
New Castle
Pennsylvania Ave
David H. Kerr
Croton Ave
Richard One
Denver Ave
Clara Bow dies at 60 after watching TV final hours
Hollywood star Clara Bow renowned as the It Girl of the silent era died at age 60 while watching a late TV movie. She had suffered long health issues and insomnia, living at a rest home with freedom to come and go as friends recalled.
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Hollywood
UPI
Jean Harlow
Ann Sheridan
Marie
McDonald
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Bow
Estrella Smith
Mother and five die in Philadelphia row home fire
A mother Lucille Miller 53 and four sons Anthony 5 Raymond 6 Rupert 12 Byron 14 are killed as flames gut a two story brick row home in Philadelphia. Father Byron identified the victims at the morgue after escaping the blaze with three other children Terry 10 Theresa 9 and Robin 6 who survived along with Elizabeth 15 who fled to safety.
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UPI
Lucille Miller
Anthony
Raymond
Rupert
Byron
George Ross
Ross
Willie Miller
Union Leader Forecasts Taft-Hartley Section Repeal
Abel president of the United Steelworkers predicts Congress will repeal Section 14-B of the Taft Hartley Act. He spoke at a union meeting about a major organizing drive once repeal occurs. He cited Indiana’s right to work repeal and 15 new USW locals with 8 000 members.
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Beaver Falls
UPI
I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Congress
Indiana
USW District 30
Indianapolis
Death notices list several residents among brief obituaries
Death records note Evan B. Jones aged 45 of Jackson Knolls. Griffith Beck 56 of Warren Ohio. Anna McCandless 77 of Wurtemburg. Antonio Rivas 61 of Ocala Florida. Kenneth Hedrick 57 of Vo lant RD. Mary Williams 93 of Park Avenue. Marian Haley 49 of Marshall Avenue. Lillian B Sargent of Prospect RD.
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Evan B. Jones
Nesbitt Rd
Jackson Knolls
Griffith Alexander Beck
Warren
Ohio
Anna E. McCandless
Line St
Wurtemburg
Antonio Paul Rivas
Ocala
Fla
Kenneth T. Hedrick
Volant RD
Mary E. Williams
Park Ave
Marian Haley
Marshall Ave
Lillian. B. Sargent
Prospect
Viet Cong says they executed two American POWs
The Viet Cong announced two American prisoners of war were executed by order of its command. Capt. Humbert R. Versace and Sgt. Kenneth Roraback were named with initial North Vietnamese dispatches. Roraback was captured nearly two years ago. his wife Veronica lived in Chester, West Virginia.
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Reds
Humbert R. Versace
Baltimore, Md
Kenneth Roraback
Fayetteville, N.C
South Viet Nam Liberation
Viet Cong) Armed Forces Command
Roraback
Veronica
Chester
W. Va
da Nang
Truce Teams Patrol Kashmir Border Amid Ceasefire Fray
United Nations truce teams patrol India Pakistan frontier as both sides accuse each other of ceasefire violations. reports say skirmishing eased briefly but both nations vow retribution if attacked. Kashmir Radio cites 200 Indian soldiers killed and bridges blown as new bloodshed emerges. Indian Minister Swaran Singh heads to the U N General Assembly for talks with Kosygin and summit plans with Ayub Khan noted.
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India
Pakistan
Kashmir
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Moscow
Singh
Alexei Kosygin
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Kosygin
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Ayub
U.N
Prelates denounce atheism at Ecumenical Council debate
Vatican City UPI reports American prelate Archbishop Nicholas Elko and seven bishops condemned atheism as the pestilence of modern society during the fifth day of deliberations on the Church in the Modern World. Cardinals Koenig and Leigh urged dialogue with honest atheists while Arrupe warned of a shrinking Catholic share.
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UPI
Nicholas Elko
Pittsburgh
Ecumenical Council
Franciscus Cardinal Koenig
Vienna
Austria
Paul VI
Pedro Arrupe
Hiroshima
Maximus Cardinal Leigh
Antioch
Syria
Bailey Opposes Postponement Of City Charter Vote
The county Board of Elections postponed the special city charter election to November 2 in a 2 1 vote. Commissioner Ray Bailey opposed the move contending the board had no authority while Bolinger Houk and Solicitor Rae supported cancellation citing legal technicalities. The cost of printing ballots and related expenses is estimated at 1656 dollars, with city officials debating who should bear the burden.
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County Board of Elections
Chaftrman
George F. Bolinger
William C. Houk
Election Board
Edward M. Rae
Ray Bailey
Bailey
John C. Jordan
Richard H. Biddle
William J. Watkins
George Rigby
Robert M. White
Biddle
Joseph A. Book
White
State Attorney General's Office
Board of Elections
Rea
Act of Assembly
Charter Commission
Redistrict talks resume as Assembly observes holiday
Harrisburg UPI reports the redistricting talks resume after a near breakdown as Jewish holidays begin. Democratic state chairman selection for John S. Rice of Gettysburg is planned Wednesday, with Republicans pushing a competing House plan. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court opens its session Wednesday in Pittsburgh, while the House Fisheries Committee holds a hearing on mine drainage research legislation.
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Harrisburg
UPI
General Assembly
Democratic State Committee
John S. Rice
Gettysburg
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Rice
Otis B. Morse
York
Netherlands
Washington, D. C
House Fisheries Committee
Senate
Weather Summary for Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania has considerable cloudiness and cooler conditions today with highs near 48 to 58. Tonight remains partly cloudy and cool with lows 38 to 46. Tuesday turns mostly cloudy with periodic rain possible in the west in the afternoon.
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Pennsylvania
Rusk to Meet Bhutto Over Kashmir Aid and UN Role
Secretary of State Dean Rusk held talks with Pakistan Foreign Minister Z A Bhutto in New York to discuss U S military and economic aid and backing at the United Nations for a Kashmir settlement. Officials said Washington will demand a broader review of the conflict and a stable truce before resuming shipments or new commitments. The U S will back any UN plan acceptable to both India and Pakistan.
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New York
UPI
Dean Rusk
Pakistan
Z. A. Bhutto
India
Kashmir
Bhutto
U. S
United Nations
Rusk
Freezing Weather Predicted Across Pennsylvania
A surge of cold air lowers temperatures to near freezing overnight across Pennsylvania. The weather bureau expects overnight lows just below or near freezing in most areas except the south, with fair and cool conditions. Highs Tuesday range from the upper 40s to low 60s.
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United Press International
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
24 COUNTY communities certified for state fire funds
State fire funds have been certified for 24 county communities marking a nationwide push to support local fire protection. The list includes multiple municipalities and reflects ongoing funding allocations to improve equipment and response times for fire departments.
Weekend traffic fatalities total at least 11 across Pennsylvania
United Press International reports 11 deaths from Friday 6 p m to Sunday midnight in multiple counties. Victims include Anna Groff and her son William in Armstrong County, Harvey Bachert in Lebanon, Larry Flohr in Gettysburg, Earl Moore near Latrobe, Charles Passmore and Blas Saloverus in Lancaster, Babetta Balk in Philadelphia, Chester Fry in Selinsgrove, and Joseph Chimenti in Erie.
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United Press International
Pennsylvania
Butler
Armstrong County
Route 422
Prospect
Anna Groff
Leechburg Rd2
William
Lebanon
Harvey Bachert
Hamburg
Jonestown
Gettysburg
Larry Flohr
Fairfield
Adams County
Latrobe
Earl Moore
New Orleans
Here
Lancaster
Charles Passmore
Blas Saloverus
Philadelphia
Babetta Balk
Selinsgrove
Chester Fry
Port Treverton
Erie
Joseph Chimenti
Soviet Central Committee Opens Secret Session On Industry Reform
The 330 member Communist Party Central Committee met secretly in Moscow to chart a Russian version of the Great Society. Sources say the session aims to shift from rigid state planning to broader factory manager authority to boost output and profits.
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UPS
Communist Party
Great Society
Kremlin
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