Kennedy Plea Forestalls Pan Am World Airways Strike
President Kennedy urged arbitration to avert a Pan American walkout as 1,400 pilots prepared a 24 hour nonstrike. Talks with Labor Secretary Goldberg and union leaders stalled. arbitrators were named to settle the jet crew staffing and related hours and working conditions dispute involving Pan Am and the Flight Engineers.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
Goldberg
Ution
Flight Engineers International Association
PUC Orders Bell To Cut Phone Rates
The Public Utility Commission orders Telephone Co of Pennsylvania to reduce local exchange rates by 15 million annually. Bell must file a new schedule within 15 days, affecting about 2.6 million Pennsylvania customers with savings varying by service type. Net income under the new rates is projected at 656,280,000 yearly.
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Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Bell
PUC
Commission
Barbarism of Worst Kind Prompts Psychiatric Tests for Suspects
In Philadelphia Judge J Sidney Hoffman denounces the shooting of 18 year old Howard Smith as barbarism at its worst and orders psychiatric evaluations for those involved. Fourteen youths are sent to the Youth Study Center after a gang related melee left Smith fatally harmed. detectives say he was an innocent bystander and not part of either gang.
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Philadelphia
J. Sidney Hoffman
Hoffman
Howard Smith
Smith
Pang
Capital Divided On Steel Program
The article reports a split in Congress over creating a nonpartisan commission to study steel prices and energy costs. President Kennedy backs a commission to examine steel pricing while senators from both parties debate its effectiveness and scope.
James P Clark Democratic Leader Dies at 69
James P Clark a prominent Philadelphia Democratic leader and financier died at 69 from a heart attack while sleeping. He chaired the Philadelphia Democratic Committee’s finance operation and led the Philadelphia Eagles deal while backing a new Liberty Bell Harness Racing Track in northeast Philadelphia. Clark was a longtime power in local and national Democratic circles.
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Philadelphia
James P Clark
Clark
Sue Tine Clark
Philadelphia Democratic Committee
Philadelphia Eagles
Democratic Party
Pennsylvenia
Fation
Willtam Gretn, Jr
Mainily
Salvation Army Plans Family Night at East Washington Citadel
Salvation Army announces Family Night at the East Washington street citadel at 7 o clock with Fran Grice from the 1961 Centurion Dept showing a program. The event includes a Night at the County Fair with basement fumes and is organized by the Ladies Home League under Mrs Bosh Wil von with bake sale and refreshments. Proceeds support missionary work.
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Wapy
Jucuare
Corry
Millcreek Dog Debarking Case Draws State Probe
A Millcreek dog pickup prompts state dog inspector Eric Hanas to investigate a veterinarian Dr Thomas Rogers and township dog catcher Charles Swindlehurst over alleged vivisection and missed owner notification. The owner Harold Weber and son in law Marlin Coon dispute the handling while officials admit an error and promise no further action.
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Millcreek
Harold #. Weber
Hershey Road
Eric Paul Hanas
Charles Swindlehurst
Joseph Marshall
Weber
Scilow
Hangs
Hanes
Marlin Coon
Thomas J. Rodgers
Buffalo Read
Hanas
Rogers
Ross Wilkins
Wilkins
City Council Eyes Stabilizing Hilltop Airport Runway
Streets Director J R Dearing urged runway stabilization and better drainage at the hilltop airport after planes sank in mud over the weekend. Clarence Wallace of the Airport Authority noted the incident involving a Barnes from Associated Spring while another Ercoupe damaged by mud also occurred.
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Sagphanes Teleake
Clarence Wallace
Airport Authority
Wally Barnes
Associated Spring Corp
Bristol
Barnes
Robert Owens Jr
Corry
Thomas Rothrock
Pittsburgh Man Killed Crossing Street
Killies Coleman, 62, of Pittsburgh died after being struck by a car while crossing a street last night. He died at Mercy Hospital several hours after the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Killies Coleman
Mercy Hospital
Sauin
Early diet urged to curb heart attack risk
Philadelphia report outlines a diet plan starting with the first meal to reduce cholesterol and later heart attack risk. Doctors advise lowering saturated fats and increasing polyunsaturated fats from foods like nuts and certain oils, with guidance attributed to the American Heart Association and Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital.
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Philadelphia
Laurence W. Sinsell
Oale
Hahnemann Medical College
Gates
Dog Ordinance Nears Reality For City Council
City Council trimmed two time consuming items from the agenda and approved routine reports. A preliminary draft for a dog control ordinance was prepared by City Solicitor Roger Brown, with final action expected after a first reading at the next meeting. The plan calls for tranquilizer gun use, licensing, and pound procedures with fines or disposition of unclaimed dogs.
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Roger Brown
Police
Child's body found in locker near Fort Dix
Authorities reported a two to three year old child found in a rural area near Fort Dix with a plastic bag over the head, possibly suffocated. Coroner and state police noted homicide indicators, autopsy planned in Burlington County Hospital to determine sex and cause.
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Mills
Fort Dix
Burlington County
Peter W. Smith
Mount Holly
Richard Kelly
Fartner
Burlington County Hospital
Mount Folly
Berlin talks show progress as U S and Soviet keep pace
Washington reports progress after talks between Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin on Berlin. Officials say discussions in English without interpreters were fruitful though tricky with a tentative plan for future sessions. Bonn leak on settlement proposals upset Washington as talks proceed with a fresh exploratory format likely later this month.
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Berlin
Anatoly P. Dobryniti
Ruskeafler
Rusk
Dobrynin
Dobrynity
Andrei A. Gromykso
New York
Moscow
Gromyko
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Geneva
U.S
Bonn
City Reworks Ordinance 615 To Regulate Peddlers and Billboards
City Council last night debated updates to Ordinance 615 to curb itinerant peddlers and solicitors and to tax billboards. The panel split licensing into income and control fees, proposing $100 annual utility fees and a $15 per sign billboard tax, yielding $60 per two year license. They also weighed Green River provisions, seeking a version robust enough to deter peddlers while addressing local billboard contracts and space near the Clough Building.
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South Center
Main Streets
Clough
Green River
Chamber of Commerce
Corry
Warren
Corry youths to fly kites at YMCA contest
Corry Area High School parking lot hosts a kite flying contest for residents 13 and under this Saturday at 2 p.m. Entrants must register by Thursday at the Corry Y. Entry fee is 15 cents to cover expenses. Rules require self-built or commercial kites and a 500 foot string measured by the Y's Men's Club.
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Corry
YMCA
Corry Area
Woman 102 Receives Vermont Hospitalization Policy
Ellen Elizabeth Perry, born 1880 in North Ely Quebec, age 102, was issued a hospitalization policy by Vermont Accident Insurance Co, reportedly the oldest holder in North America. She recalls childhood through a forest path to school and jokes about a party planned for May 2 after turning 103.
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White River Junction
Vermont Accident Insurance Co
Ellen Elizabeth Perry
J. J. Davis
Zatenee Company
Davis
Ferry
Peeryns
Frederick
North Ely
Quebec
Charles
Margaret Smith
Ireland
United States
Sin
Cuban Refugees Win Asylum At Brazil Embassy
Six Cuban refugees gained asylum at the Brazilian embassy in Havana after a city bus rammed two fences and breached the grounds. The bus driver and passengers fled inside, with over 200 refugees housed there. An earlier similar incident occurred last December at the Ecuadorian embassy.
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Brazil
Havana
Fids
Castro
Latin America
Corry Residents Report Unidentified Flying Object Over City
A cigar shaped object was sighted over Corry at about 4 000 feet by railroad tower operators John Zerres and Clifford Lawson. The pair reported no engine noise and the craft prompted calls to the US Air Force bases, which noted the Corry sighting as the first to reach them.
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Sant ‘the Journal
Corry
0. S. Air Force
John Zerrés
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clifford Lawson
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Zerres
Lawson
Strane
Burgh Alport
Tarkbourt Aly Force Base
Cal 5
Ohio
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