Argentina Simmers Titusville May Not Lose Jobs In Plant Sale
The Struthers Wells Corp plans to sell its boiler division to Cleaver-Brooks of Milwaukee and phase out the forge division in Titusville with no job losses. Net losses last year reached 1.299 million amid costly government claims over missile base vessel installations, as inventories and patents are liquidated to fund new engineering efforts. Meanwhile Argentina's revolt pauses as loyalist and rebel leaders discuss truce terms in Buenos Aires.
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Struthers Wells Corporation
Titusville
James F. Sweeney
The
Journal Today
Cleaver- Brooks Co
Milwauker
Wis
Sweehey
Sweeney
Annal
Truck Crash Reported Near Union City by HAM Operators
Two radio operators alerted State Police to a Route 8 south of Union City crash. A truck allegedly overturned after wheels left the highway and bogged in a soft berm with no injuries reported. The vehicle is owned by North East Fire and arrangements were being made to mount the dual uh. Local officers investigated and reported back to the Corry substation. further details were awaited.
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Nam
Union City
Gerty
Whion City
Titusville
Hann
Meadville
TANKS GUARD Crrtes in Northern Syria Cities
Reports say tanks guard key cities in northern Syria including Aleppo and Hums amid ongoing clashes. Troops reinforce fronts as security patrols continue around Damascus and rural districts. Pro-Nastar demonstrations spark road blocks and heightened tensions in regional hubs.
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Damascus
Byna
Syria
Aleppo
Hums
Ice Rink Mishap Sparks $50,000 Suit in Dunkirk
Dunkirk NY parents file $50,000 claim against the city and Dunkirk School District after a high school rink collision last February 12 injuring Donald Mekus. The blade of another skater severed a tendon in his lower left leg, with permanent injury alleged. The father blames improper supervision and lack of order at the rink.
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Dunkuni
Dunkirk
Joseph Mekus
Donald
Mekus
Corry Man Named To State Insurance Job
Leo Dolan of Corry began work as supervisor of the Workmen’s Insurance Fund office in Erie. The office, in the G Daniel Baldwin Building, covers District 7 with 11 counties in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Staff includes 13 men and four women handling claims and investigations for state workers’ compensation. Dolan, a former Republican campaign manager, is Harrisburg’s appointee announced by Erie Republicans.
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Leo Dolan
South Center Street
Workmen's Insurance Fund
G. Daniel Baldwin
Pennsylvania
Dolan
Republcan
Erie Port To Get One Million Dollar Wharf
The General State Authority will accept bids May 1 for a $1 million bulkhead wharf at Erie Port near Presque Isle Bay to boost Saint Lawrence Seaway traffic. Construction is planned to take about 19 months.
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Hariusburg
General State Authority
Erie
Saint Lawrence Seaway
Presque Isle Bay
Edinboro students claim partial gains after campus protests
EDINBORO Edinboro State College students report a partial but unsatisfactory victory after demonstrations over food service and campus control. President Dr Thomas R Miller pledged five concessions including expanded telephone service new weekday mail hours and promised cafeteria improvements. A student union building renovation and Sunday library hours were promised but students say gains are not enough and cite faculty turnover crowded facilities and limited student power.
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Edinboro
Edinboro State College
Thomas R. Miller
Dr Miller
Spectator
Mathias and Co
Harrisburg
Miller
Negroes Stage Mass Marches in Greenwood Mississippi
In Greenwood Mississippi federal judge hears a Justice Department bid to stop interference with vote registration as Negroes stage mass marches after arrests. Nineteen marchers headed to Leflore County Courthouse refused police orders, were restrained and jailed. Dick Gregory said he would stay to press federal action against police brutality and voting access. Continued on page eight.
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Miss
Justice Department
Leflore
Greenville
US. Dist
Claude F. Clayton
Tupelo
Dick Gregory
Necrocomic
Mississippi Delta
Geg- Jory
Rain and wind unleash storm damage around Corry area
A spring storm with high winds and heavy rain struck Corry last night, causing minor structural damage and power outages in the city while rural areas, including near Bea rdam and Phillipsville, faced heavier harm. Snow flurries followed as temperatures plunged from 77 to 35. Repair crews restored service by early today.
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East Main Street
General Telephone Company
Clifford Taylor
Corry
Union City
Phillipsville Methodist Church
Erie
Henry King
Archie Bishop
Warne Witsor
Beaerdam
Walter Davis
Bishop Place
Dalmage
Davis
Bari
Vicki
Wilson Place
Iriehes Wyls
Wilson Rise
Wielly
Kennedy Says 13,000 Russians Remain in Cuba
President Kennedy told a news conference that about 13,000 Soviet citizens remain in Cuba, with roughly 4,000 to 7,000 likely within six weeks, a figure seen as shaping the Cold War balance. He warned against raids from anti-Castro exiles and noted U.S. efforts to prevent actions from American soil. Kennedy also touched on the Eisenhower budget debate and space program, asserting policy disagreements and predicting congressional passage of a tax treaty while some proposals face defeat.
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Cuba
United States
Eisenhower
Maurice Stans
Stante
Eisenhower Jong
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Senate
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Library Usage Still Growing Adopts Bylaws
Corry Public Library board reports rising circulation across rental and reference holdings and approves the librarys first constitution and bylaws. Inventory completed after six weeks expands the catalog to 9222 volumes plus about 400 new volumes since September.
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Corry Public Library Board of Trustees
X News
Lbyary Board
Rut Myers
Marlon ‘Smith
George Gould
Willam Peiffer
Robert Tunner
Gould
Library Week
Wright School
Tos
Dallas Binsley
Wdmed
Shirley Bassey Pregnant and Reconciled in London
Singing star Shirley Bassey announces she is expecting a baby in November. She has recently reconciled with her husband, film producer Kenneth Hume, in London.
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London
Negro Sizer
Kenneth Hume
Kennedy Panel Ponders Plight of Railroads
Washington AP The plan for a nationwide railroad strike is halted for at least 60 days as President Kennedy appoints a three man emergency board to mediate work rules disputes. The panel led by Samuel J. Rosenman includes Nathan Feinsinger and Clark Kerr and will hear cases in Washington next week. The board has 30 days to draft settlement proposals followed by 20 days for negotiations. The unions represent about 200000 on train crews and hope the board spurs collective bargaining. The threat of a strike had shadowed the rail industry as carriers planned manpower-cut measures.
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Kennedy
Samuel J. Rosenman
New York Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Nathan Feinsinger
University of Wisconsin
Clark Kerr
University of California
Kerr
Reinsinger
New Measles Vaccine Arrival Delayed To Local Areas
Seemingly early delivery is anticipated for districts that have already placed orders for the new measles vaccine. The live attenuated vaccine offers quick immunity, with officials noting potential use if exposure is likely within days. The Surgeon General advisory suggests gamma globulin with vaccination to curb reactions, and health authorities emphasize immunizing preschool children as soon after nine months as feasible.
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U. S
Surgeon General
Walker predicts Penn State enrollment to reach 35000 by 1970
University Park Pa President Evie A Walker forecasts total enrollment at about 35000 by 1970. She spoke to students last night outlining a plan where 10000 would be enrolled at local campuses within commuting distance of home while the main campus would retain around 31000 students.
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Penn State Growth
University Park
Evie A. Walker
Uhivar
Walker
John L Lewis warns of violent explosion from jobless masses
Washington AP report notes veteran labor leader John L. Lewis, 84, cautions that prolonged unemployment could trigger a violent eruption among the unemployed. He speaks during retirement luncheon as chairman of the National Coal Policy Conference, a coal industry and union leadership group.
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Washington
John TL. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ion
National Coal Polity Conference, Inc
Clymer Plant Closes After Short Operation
Clymer plant of the Chautauqua Balsa Products Corp closed after about two months with three to four months of orders unfinished. Cause cited as lumber shortages from mispriced early jobs and low profits on remaining orders. Efforts underway to find a buyer. Sherman plant already closed. Kenneth Anderson, former manager, left for Washington, D. C. See note: office to settle affairs. about a dozen shop workers, three in office.
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Chattauqua Balsa Products Corporation
Company of
Ferals
Kenneth Anderson
Washington, D. C
Sherman
Iqua Business Development Corporation
Dairymen’s League
Clymer Village
Chautauqua Research Products
Spokenmen Mids Puttery
Haus Tuugns Bupness Development Corporation
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