Democrats Push New Frontier In Congress
Democratic leaders push the Kennedy New Frontier program with a national drumbeat to sway senators and representatives. Margaret Price leads a women’s drive to pressure passage of a minimum wage bill, as House action stalled a Kennedy plan boosting wages from 1 to 1.25 dollars and extending coverage for 38 million workers. Senate action is delayed, while The Democrat outlines six proposed programs totaling 21 billion in added spending power.
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John Cone, 75, Corry Resident, Dies at Memorial Hospital
John Jack Cone died at Corry Memorial Hospital Saturday night at 8:12 PM. Born in Warren on September 29, 1885, he lived most of his life in Corry and worked 18 years at Aero Supply before retirement from auto mechanics in 1955. Survived by wife Mabel, daughter Mrs. Gerald Lincoln of Corry, two sons Alfred and Merritt of Corry, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. Final rites tomorrow at 2 PM with Rev HL Ray Harris. interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Population marks three billion year says UN survey
United Nations in New York reports the world population will exceed three billion this year. The survey cites a growth rate of about 545 million to 55 million per year and notes longer average lifespans. It warns rising elder care costs may make the extra years less happy.
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Easter Comes Day Early In Pennsylvania
Weather improved across Pennsylvania with sunshine returning eastern and western regions while central areas cleared. Temperatures reached the 40s and rose toward 50s as weekend snow diminished. western counties saw up to eight inches of snow. Wet and slick highways caused seven of ten fatal accidents, and Crawford and Erie counties faced power outages and road-clearing operations as winds and flurries battered Pittsburgh and nearby towns.
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Sheriff Deputy Suspended After Restaurant Shooting
An Erie County deputy sheriff, Thomas Franz, 28, has been suspended pending investigation into the accidental shooting of 18-year-old waitress Virginia LaScals in a Buffalo restaurant. Investigators say the revolver discharged while being remounted. the bullet hit her abdomen but spared major organs. She remained in good condition at Meyer Memorial Hospital.
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Peace Corps To Give Security Checks To Overseas Members
Washington AP report cites Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver telling Senator Huey Scott that all overseas volunteers will receive security checks. Shriver said the corps will work with Mr J. Hoover and Hooverza to protect Peace Corps members from foreign infiltration and ensure safety during assignments.
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Teens Burned In Basement Gasoline Explosion
Two youths suffered severe burns when gasoline fumes exploded in the basement furnace area of the Spence home at 6115 West, as they were cleaning automobile parts. Harry Spence, 17, had first and second degree burns. John Krug, 18, sustained facial third degree burns. Firemen said fumes ignited the furnace, with extensive basement flames but no damage to the first floor or outside.
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Lumumbists Plan Peace Flight Continues Press Attention
Kamitatu says his mission is neutral not a Kasavubu emissary. Gizenga stays loyal to Lumumba faction, seeking conciliatory federation. Stanleyville reports show Gizenga opposing changes to Congo’s constitution. Gizenga offers two concessions: new general elections and a federation referendum.
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Eternal City Rome and its ancient glory
The article traces Rome as head of the Republic, Empire, church, and Italy’s capital. It notes Rome’s fabled founding on April 21, 753 B.C., celebrated for over 2,700 years as the Eternal City, and comments on ancient ruins and ancient Rome’s grandeur versus modern civilization. It ends by praising specialization in the automobile industry and calls to dependability from a Dodge dealer.
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Area Man 28 Critical After Head On Crash
Warren State Police report a head on collision on Route 69 near Sugar Grove. Walter Abbott 87 and family members hospitalized after crash involving Henry B. Gregory 87 from Sugar Grove. Damage estimated at 1600 to 1200 dollars. Possible charges pending.
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Tot dies of burns in Pennsylvania trash incident
Lancaster Pa a three year old boy whose clothing caught fire while watching his father burn trash Friday died Saturday of third degree injuries at General Hospital. Euck Jr suffered burns over five percent of his body.
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Train collision injures Cady family in Harborcreek
Mrs Cady 33 and her husband 49 were hospitalized after skidding on snow and mud at the Davison crossing and driving into a westbound Buffalo Erie freight train. Their son Bruce 9 was unharmed and released. The crash halted the Buffalo-Erie run while Harborcreek firemen treated victims and an ambulance crew ferried them to Enid Osteopathic Hospital.
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Spring Vacation Movements Of Clymer College Students
Dozens of Clymer College students spend spring vacation at home with family and friends. Names from Hope College, Taylor College, Michigan State, and other nearby schools appear, noting choir tours and visits with relatives in Hudsoe, Buffalo, Watertown, Kalamazoo, and Panama.
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Alvin Skuse
Janette Gravink
Harold Logters
Nixon plans modest one story home in Beverly Hills
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon announced plans for a modest one story dwelling on a three-quarter acre Beverly Hills lot he purchased. The price was not disclosed but area prices range from 42000 to 79000 dollars. sale of the lot was disclosed by a sales agent.
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