Breakfast With Merchants event at Mead Park in mood of safety drive
The weekly Breakfast With the Merchants will be held tomorrow morning at Mead Park from 8 until noon, served by the Raymond Inquisitors Club. Attendees are asked to bring their own silverware and a work bee will follow, with a small breakfast fee.
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Mead Park
Raymond Inquisitors Club
Liquor Control Board
Erie
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Union City
Poverty Tour In Indiana With President Johnson
The President and Mrs. Johnson visited Lulu Chine Vocational Re straining School classrooms and spoke with unemployed Studebaker workers about their problems. Johnson praised the workers and noted unemployment as a national issue. The Indiana trip included Senators Hartke and Bayh, Rep. Brademas, Gov. Wish, Mayor Allen, and other officials. The group traveled from Chicago with Hodges and Celebrezze.
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Johnson
Lulu Chine Vocational Restraining School
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Birch B. Bayh Jr
John Brademas
South Bend
Matthew E. Wish
Lloyd M. Allen
Hartke
Bayh
Brademas
Chicago
Luther H. Hodges
Anthony Celebreeze
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Standard Steel to operate Titusville forge plant
Struthers-Wells officials dispute a quick reopening plan but acknowledge ongoing negotiations with Standard Steel for six months. Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton officials note Standard Steel has a Burnham plant and an option to buy Titusville, with about 200 workers affected by prior suspension.
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Titusville
Standard Steel Division
Baldwin- Lima-Hamilton
Titusville Forge
Struthers - Wells Corporation
Struthers-Wells
Standard Steel
Burnbany
Lewistown
Baldwin -Lima “Immilion Co
Struthers- Wells Co
Associated Press
Baldwin-Lima- Hamilton
Burnham
Robert J. Buckley
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Chester Rally Ignites Pacing Chester Racial Demonstrations
At a Thursday rally Brooks accused Chester and State Police of brutality during Wednesday’s protests. Louise Brown of the Chester NAACP urged nonviolence, citing Birmingham and Jackson as examples. Louis Smith of CORE said James Farmer, arrested at the New York World's Fair, would be released and speak, then lead a march.
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Page
Brooks
Chester
Louise Brown
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Birmingham
Ala
Jackson
Miss
Louis Smith
Congress of Racial Equality
National Core
James Farmer
Corry Youth Choir to Sing on Buffalo Program
The Corry youths travel to Buffalo for a 5 30 p m Sunday appearance. They will sing three numbers to showcase the group's style. Director Max Bennink, Corry Area High School teacher, travels with the troupe along with members Jack McIntyre John Xander Bill Bachemer and Bill Minor.
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Max Bennink
Corry Area
Jack McIntyre
John Xander
Bill Bachemer
Bill Minor
Crises Foreseen in Chinese Communist Leadership
The Associated Press reports studies by Ralph L. Powell and John Wilson Lewis outline looming leadership crises in China. Powell foresees Mao Zedong aging and likely replacement within a decade as the party ages, while Lewis links tensions between aging leaders and younger members to policy suppression.
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Hughes
United States
U.S
Library of Congress
Renret
Ralph L. Powell
American University
John Wilson Lewis
Cornell University
State Department
Powell
China
Communist ‘Movement
Mao Tse-tung
Sen
Communist Party
Central Committee
Mao
Lewis
Lingering Maoist Elite Revolt Forecast
Lewis estimated that a group fully identified with the revolutionary elite could carry on for at least 10 to 15 years. He concluded that a sharp break in the revolutionary traditions of Mao's inner circle in the Communist party political bureau is not probable for five or 10 years.
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Lewis
Mao
Communist Party
U S Court Prayer Ruling Sparks Godless Nation Claim
Washington AP reports Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes says the Supreme Court ban on school prayers is a deadly step toward a godless nation and urges a constitutional amendment. He argues religion should be recognized in public life and schools. House members push for prayers and Bible readings. most oppose the ruling. A separate note says Sen. Harrison A. Wills will hold a May 4 hearing on deceptive health insurance practices.
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Supreme Court
House
America
Robert L. F. Sikes
Dfla
House Judiciary Committee
Sikes
Aen
John W. Davis
D-arg
Craig Hosmer
Rcalll
Hosmer
Congress
Emanuel Celler
D-N
Probe Insurance Wasidington
Harrison A. Wills
D-Nadi
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Pennsylvania Bureau of Traffic Safety
Harrisburg
John J. Volpe
Worth Street
Corry Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
West Washington Street
Merle Wade
Henry S. Commager
J. Donald Watson
East South
William Streets
Francis Zewatsky
Brook Street
William Street
Phillip L. Vandercoy
R. D
Corry
Zewatsky
New York
Arthur Segill
Chautauqua County
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Jamestown
George Southworth
Corry Wood Products, Inc
Grace Street
Southworth
Southworthy
Tim
Jett
Vysheers
ALBA
Wyeheer
Sennett’s
Penn’a
Chester School Issue
Hangmen
Buffalo
Channel 1
Peking
Joseph P. Vigorito
Certified Public Accountant Aas‘t
Panna
State University
Heberlein
Motor Sales
North Center Street
Tenosix
Bonne Bell
U. S
International
CUB Cadet
Corry Truck
W. Smith St
Firestone
Azewall Sa
Nosa
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Eam Hist
Lai Vidi
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