Coal Peace Far Away as Mine Strike Lingers
Pittsburg AP report says industry and union negotiators are far apart on a coal contract that could end a strike involving about 48 000 miners. Talks in Washington stalled over management control of operations. The walkout began April 11, swelling to around 60 000 in eight states, then fluctuating with resumption by some in Kentucky and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Swat
Coal Co
Washington
Love
United Mineworkers Union
Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Kentucky
Soldier Asks Parents To Send Pistol
Washington AP report notes a hospital corpsman in Viet Nam who asked his family to mail a pistol. Pennsylvania servicemen also sought combat boots and fatigue clothes. Representative John Saylor urged public disclosure of clothing and equipment shortages to mobilize nonmilitary plants to speed supplies.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Viet Nam
John P. Saylor
R-Pa
Congress
Saylor
Pentagon
U.S
Doctor Defies Draft Call in Duluth
Dr. Benjamin J. Ersland, age 81, must register within five days per Selective Service. He plans to wait and see what happens next, noting he was too old for World War I and has 12 great grandchildren.
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Duluth, Minn
Benjamin J. Ersland
Selective Service
Ersland
Bible Club Rally Set for Saturday at East Main Church
The Bible Club of East Main Street God Church schedules a Saturday 7:30 rally with music testimonies and a film titled No Time to Wait. The S O B Bible Club meets weekly and holds a monthly rally.
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Sword of the Spirit Bible Club
the of God Church
East Main Street
Bible Club
Indecent exposure suspect slip past police in North East chase
North East police hunt a heavy set man in a blue 1964 Buick Wildcat convertible after reports of indecent exposure to women and girls. A woman caller alerted police at 5 45 pm. the man fled the borough, state police joined the search, Erie police also on alert for the suspect.
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North Swasi
North East
Erie
Erie Firm Pays Back Wages After NLRB Order
Erie Technological Products Inc paid 1 185 765 in back wages under a Pittsburgh NLRB order. The payment covers present and former employees connected to a 1959 strike, prompted by a Supreme Court upheld NLRB ruling on seniority credits for strike replacements and returning workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
NLRB
U.S. Supreme Court
Italy imposes crime for driving with worn-out tires
Rome reports the Italian Parliament approved a law making it illegal to drive motor vehicles with worn-out tires. The measure targets tire conditions to improve road safety and may affect motorists nationwide.
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Rome
Bus Rams Tree Hurting Nineteen Erieites in Crash
Nineteen Erie passengers treated at St Vincent's Hospital after an Erie Coach Co bus struck a tree. Driver Orange Tozer and Mrs Elaine Smith were admitted. most others released with minor cuts and bruises. Police say steering loosened at 15 to 18 mph as the bus veered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELS
St. Vincent's Hospital
Brakes Fail Forces Family From Truck Down Embankment
A Franklin family of five sustained injuries when a tractor-trailer lost brakes on a hill east of Uniontown. John Long and his wife Car Jolyn were treated with guarded conditions at Uniontown Hospital. their children Cathy and Keith, ages 3 and 4, were listed in good condition at Good Hospital. Mrs Long reportedly jumped with the children, and Mr Long released himself before the plunge.
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Uniontown
Franklin
John
Long
Jolyn
Uniontown Hospital
Cathy
Keith
Expansion plan for Alan Wood Steel plant at Conshohocken
Pa steel firm EXPAND is set to spend 3 million dollars on enlarging the on site air separation plant at Alan Wood Steel Co in Conshohocken. The project aims to boost production capacity and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alan Wood Steel Co
Conshohocken
Hi Neighbor Club meets at Olimer home for May event
The Hi Neighbor Club gathered at Mrs. Raymond Olimer's residence with eight members. Meat loaf dinners were served and the May hostess will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marsh
Hi Neighbor Club
Raymond Olimer
Helen Rouse
Audry Rouse
Gus Gugino
Lakewood
Donald Willey
Paul Sheldon
Union City
Myron Wallace
Jamestown
Roger Cooper
Donald
Findley Lake
Carl A. Marsh
Elouise Marsh
Amos VanEarden
Chris Gravink
Pearl Bemis
Clifford Aikens Sr
Robert Aikens
Corry
Max Bemis
Local Social Notices From Sherman and Union City
Mr and Mrs Amos Vania den spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Richard Curtiss at Sherman called on Mr and Mrs Reed Willey at Union City Sunday
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Amos Vania
Den
Richard Curtiss
Sherman
Donald Willey
Mrs
Reed Willey
Union City
Curtis Publishing Reports First Quarter 1966 Profit
Philadelphia Curtis Publishing Co. earned a $251,000 profit in the first quarter of 1966 on a cost of $3.4 million for the previous year. President J. M. Clifford disclosed the results to stockholders.
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Philadelphia
Curtis Publishing Co
J. M. Clifford
Curtis
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Lynn Rogers
Roberta Bingay
San Diego
Calif
Boston Athletic Association
Bingay
Boston AA
Bible Club States Rally
Erieites
Villa Maria Academy
Erie’ Coach Co
M.g.lc
Corry Savings and Loan
Callus
DIAL
Corry Savings
North Center Street
Corry, PA
McDonald
Ohio
Gordon Gravink
Edwin Gravink
Meadville
Gerald Austin
Painsville
Sibley Wright
Florida
S&h
California
Pascal Celery
Hormel
Plymouth
Wwhitewalla
Chrysler Corporation
Shevsler
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