School Welfare Funds Approved
An additional 17.7 million was approved for Pennsylvania public schools occupational disease benefits and relief recipients adding to the 62 63 budget. Gov Scranton signed the appropriations after Senate action. Includes 6.25 million for schools 2.7 million for disability benefits and 8 772 417 for relief payments. The House and Senate differed on other measures before adjourning.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gov. Scranton
Senate
General Assembly
House
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Bar Association
House Committee On Industrial Development
Board of Education
House Appropriations Committee
Scranton
Board of Education and Councils of Basic and Higher Education
Pa. School Bill Gaining Ground
Harrisburg AP House and Senate Education Committees near a major breakthrough on Gov. Scranton's compulsory school reorganization bill. A leading member said tentative agreement on key revisions favors a district capability approach to provide a comprehensive program. Standards would be laid out by the proposed basic education test, with districts already meeting or capable of meeting them exempt from reorganization. The 1,500 population minimum from 1961 was dropped.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Scranton
Paul L. Wagner
R-Schuyl- Kill
Wagner
Union City Driver Appeals Second License Offense
Herman Adler of Evergreen Tourist Home Union City RD 4 appeals a June 7 hearing before Judge Elmer L Evans claiming a prior one day suspension for the same speeding offense. He was convicted January 31 for speeding 62 miles per hour in a 50 mile zone on Route 36 near Brookville Pennsylvania.
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Union Navy
Yesvernsy
Herman Adler
Evergreen
R. D
Union City
University Hilents
Ohio
Elmer L. Evans
Adie
Brookville
Journal Poll portrait of Yarborough on foreign aid waste
Texas Senator Ralph Yarborough responded to The Journal monthly Senate poll on cutting government costs. He backs reducing waste including foreign aid, citing the Clay Commission and its doubts about recommended cuts, while noting waste and inefficiency in foreign aid spending as a concern for American taxpayers.
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Ralph Yarborough
Texas
The
Journal
Senate
Sen. Yarborough
Texas Democrat
Yarborough
Special Commission
Lucius Clay
Texan
Clay Commission
Clay
Salt
Standard Chair secures 240800 loan for Erie expansion
Union City firm Standard Chair, headquartered in Erie since 1908 and employing 165, received a 240,200 mortgage from Union Bank. The company hopes for about 437,000 from the Small Business and Area Redevelopment Administration for an expansion, new boiler, and equipment to boost competitiveness. Work to start within two weeks. Charles Hatch is president. The flood death toll in Herat, Afghanistan, rose to 107 per the Afghan Red Crescent Society.
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Union City
Itwnoaracualr Co
Union Bank
Erie
Joh Britton
Britton
Standard Chair
Olean
Stanford
Charles Hatch
Kabul
Afghanistan
Herat
Afghan Red Crescent Society
Plane Crash Drill Causes East Side Alarm
Reports of a plane crash on Madison's far East Side prompted many telephone calls yesterday at Truex Air Force Base. A base spokesman said advance notice will be given the next time the base fire department conducts a drill and burns a useless plane. The drill plane crashed last October.
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Malicun
Wis. Lar
Madison
Far East Side
Truex Air Force Base
Racial Killer Still At Large
An entangling race related killing leaves a Baltimore postman dead near Attalla Alabama as civil rights groups plan a pilgrimage to honor him. State and county authorities search for the killer while President Kennedy condemns the murder and offers federal help. Investigators report tree bark marks and two cartridges as clues, with no clear federal violation indicated.
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Attalla
Ala
Maryland
Baltimore
Congress of Racial Equality
Student Nonviolent Cooyduiisung Committee
Atlanta
Willam J. Moore
Moore
Alabama
Birmingham
Kennedy
George Wallace
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jackson
Miss
Ross Barnett
FBC
Justice Department
Dirt Streets Not Ready For Oil, Aide Says
Corry city streets department warns dirt streets are not ready for oil. Streets superintendent Walter Ross says oil now would be wasted because grading and stone pickup are needed first. Built to May first cleanup, full dirt street work will follow. brine solution offered as alternative. Residents may contact Ellen Ross or Dorr Clark about brine use.
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City Streets Department
Walter Ross
Ross
Elilen Ross
Dorr Clark
City of
Corry
Corrys Master Plan Delays Highlight County Inaction
The Corry County Master Plan, begun long ago, remains stalled as the County Planning Commission weighs measures to accelerate implementation. Commissioners note the plan was completed in 1961 and funding and reviews are underway to finalize land use phases and remaining studies.
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Fiie
Corry
Clinton Ebruibbutor
County Planning Commission
Kennedy calls Laos a major Cold War issue
President Kennedy warned that Laos could decide whether East and West can reach limits on disputed topics. He said Soviet influence in Laos and its Geneva commitments must be tested in the coming weeks. The Pentagon ordered troops into Thailand as Laos tensions rose, with Harriman heading to Moscow to relay a presidential message to Khrushchev.
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Thailand
Laos
Thom
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriimiat
Moscow
Khrushcchev
Cuba
Nut
Keamly
Lec
Harriman
Geneva
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Malaya
United States
France
Kennedy Defends Cuba Policy as War Talk Is Rejected
President Kennedy challenged critics who urge a more militant Cuba policy and war. He said the United States has done enough to show hostility to Fidel Castro and rejected exiled action as a solution. He disputed claims of Soviet troop increases and offered to share intelligence sources for verification.
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Washington
API
Ssuinedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Kendy
Caribbean
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Laos
Casto
Nixon
Keating
Mississippi panel accuses U S marshals of brutality
A Mississippi legislative committee accuses U S marshals of brutality tied to desegregation riots at the University of Mississippi. The Justice Department, denying the charges, calls the report untruthful and distorted, citing 90 sworn witnesses and detailing alleged mistreatment of arrestees after the arrival of James Meredith. The panel claims 53 marshals acted systematically, while Kennedy labels the report inadequate.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
U.S
University of Mississippi
Justice Department
Mississippi Legislative
James H. Meredith
Oxford
Washington
Montgomery
Ala
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Outdoor Living May Promotion Draws Merchants Support
The Retail Merchants Division of the Conway Chamber of Commerce plans a May Day Outdoor Living promotion. Chairman Allan Auties Shaw says the event features stock that accessories outdoor living. Members and nonmembers are invited to participate to showcase large selections for local residents.
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Willhe Wheme
Cony Chamber of Commerce
Teld May Bird
Ana Wth
Allan Auties Shaw
Shaw
Patie
Corry Area
Thance
Aim to Clean Up City Eyesores This Spring
City Beautification Committee chaired by B W Feldt reviews ward reports on eyesores and dumping areas. Plans include police action, parish and club outreach, and a community paint up campaign led by chamber officials. Letters will seek owner cooperation and a special retail section in the journal.
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Chamber of Commerce
B. W. Feldt
Feldt
S.A. Long
Aluminum price rise hits Alco products in Pittsburgh
Aluminum Corp of America raises prices on several items in Pittsburgh today. The move affects aluminum alloy and home goods, with a one cent per pound adjustment noted amid broader cost pressures.
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ALCOA
Pittsburgh
Aliindinum Co of America
Alco
Harriman Heads to Moscow to Seek Khrushchev Laos Peace
W Averell Harriman left for Moscow to appeal to Soviet Premier Khrushchev to calm Laos and keep it neutral. President Kennedy said Harriman would present reasons for the mission and assess Soviet leverage over Pathet Lao as the Geneva peace framework rests with Britain and the Soviet Union. The envoy would meet Foreign Minister Gromyko and possibly Khrushchev, while coordinating with French and British officials on the Laotian crisis. Continued on Page Six.
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W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Khrushchev
Laos
Kennedy
Harriman
United States
Haos
U.S
America
Ealy
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Washington
Khrush
Pathet Lao
China
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Britain
Cochairmen
Souvanna Phouma
Kong le
Prairie Des Tarves
Phoumi
Nosavan
Seven Corry Area Youths Face Mischief Charges
Seven Corry area youths, all minors, are charged with vicious mischief for a spree that damaged rural mailboxes in Concord Township on April 12. Trooper Walter Krupa reports the group used sticks and stones and they will appear before Justice Floyd Motel, with restitution likely. Names of two 14-year-olds cannot be published. other defendants include Terry Johnson, Willim Stroke, Larry Nichas, Lawrence Marlette, and William Linshs, ages 16.
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Corry Area
Walter Krupa
Corry
Concord Township
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Motel
Corey
Terry Johnson
Willim Stroke
Larry Nich
Lawrence
Marlette
William, Linshs
Sabin Vaccine Campaign Aims to End Erie Polio Epidemic
Erie County medical leaders urge public response to the third Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine drive. Corry High School cafeteria will host the Type IM distribution from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday and again next Sunday, with advance forms printed in tomorrow's Journal. Vaccination coverage above 75 percent is needed to erase the epidemic risk, as past campaigns surpassed 60 percent. The effort requires full participation for immunity and to prevent transmission. A separate Berkeley campus clash over Communist speaker bans sparked student protests following a yes vote on removing the ban.
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Erie County
Sabin
John F. Hartman Jr
Erie County Medical Society
Corry
Corry Aves High School
Jomarrow
Subic
Hartman
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