Major Dairy Companies Struck See Partial Settlement
In western Pennsylvania a large oneday push by subdrivers and dairy workers union Local 205 led to sixteen firms signing agreements restoring 2 of the contracts, with retroactive benefits to May 1. Five major companies including Sealtest Mearlow Gold Otto Milk Country Belle and Isaly Dairy remained at the bargaining table.
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Filisburgh
Sub
Mik & Ice
Cimber
Sealtest
Mearlow Gold
Otto Milk
Country Belle
Isaly Dairy
Pennsylvania
George Pfeil
Carl Colteryahn Jr
Colteryahn's Dairy
Harry Tevis
Colterjahn
Dairy
William Coltergelh & Sons
Schneiders
Harmony
Beverly Farms
Brown
Tri-Point, Inc
Borden Ice Cream
Pittsburgh
Keck
Clairton
Shee
Brentwood
Baldwin
Foremost
Washington
Menzie
McKeesport
Carr
Etna
Kueh Farm
Turner
Wilkinsburg
Solons Fail To Agree On School Bus Aid Plan
Thursday highlights show a House Senate conference committee failed to reach agreement on a plan giving public school boards discretion to provide bus transportation to parochial school children. They plan to meet again today. The Senate approved an anthracite strip mining bill with backfilling provisions removed and sent it to the governor. A constitutional convention bill passed final legislative approval and awaits the governor. A joint House Senate committee agreed to cut 176 400 from the general appropriations bill, part of 1.1 billion requested for fiscal 1963 64.
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House-Senate
Senate
House
U. S. To Test Underground Continued from Page One
Senator Mansfield urged timely action on the Moscow treaty as hearings wrap up. He predicted Senate ratification after extensive debate and noted committees should finish hearings in a couple of weeks with about a week of floor discussion before Labor Day.
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U. S
Mansfield
Moscow
Senate
Shriners Parade to Color Corry August 10
About 2,000 Shriners will hold an all day meeting in Corry on August 10 with a noon start and a parade at 1:30 PM. Wives attend a noon luncheon, parade forms at Wright School, procession to North Center and Pleasant Streets to Corry Area High School for the induction ceremony. A dinner, ball, and events follow at local lodges.
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Bud" Reed
Corry Moose Lodge
Corry Country Club
Country Club
Wright School
North Center Street
Pleasant Street
West Pleasant Street
Corry Area High School
Reed
Moose Lodge
Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association, Inc
Route
Cambridge Springs
Chinese Hate Russians More Than Yankees
Hong Kong AP report quotes Lowell D. Skinner, 32, of Akron, Ohio, saying anti-Russian feeling runs stronger than anti-American sentiment in Red China. Skinner, a former POW who refused repatriation in 1953, arrived in Hong Kong en route to the United States and cited the Soviet aid withdrawal as a blow to the Chinese Communist program.
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Hong Kong
Lowell D. Skinner
Akron
Ohio
China
Skinner
United States
America
Expat speaks on life in China and freedom limits
An American observer notes the low living standards and restricted freedom of movement in Red China. He says he did not regret staying, viewing the trip as a chance to see a great country and learn Chinese, and he feels he gained from the experience.
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Red
China
Skinner
Frankie Yankovic Hurt In Accident
Polka band leader Frankie Yankovic 48 in satisfactory condition at Huron Road Hospital after a traffic collision. He was returning from a band engagement when his car hit a police patrol wagon at an East Side street intersection. Two passengers and two officers suffered minor bruises.
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Cab Yelan
Prane Yankovic
Huron Road Hospital
Yankovic
Voters to Decide Pennsylvania Constitution Revision
Pennsylvania moves toward a constitutional convention after the legislature approved the plan. Gov. Scranton backs the measure as delegates would be elected in the 164 primary and convene July 1 to draft a new constitution by January 15, 1965, for a fall vote. The House passed it 174-24, the Senate 27-18.
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Marrisburg
Pennsylvania
Scranton
House
Senate Early
Block Office of Governor 7 Arrested
Seven civil rights demonstrators were arrested for blocking the entrance to Governor Rockefeller's Manhattan office. The arrests followed three demonstrators being sentenced to five days in jail for similar action at Mayor Wagner's City Hall office. Demonstrations, aimed at winning more jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans on public construction projects, have persisted for three weeks at both offices. This wave adds to a total of 52 arrested that day, with 799 arrests over the past three weeks, including 674 at the Downstate Medical Center construction site in Brooklyn amid prior violence.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Manhattan
Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
Ca Pagin
Downstate Medical Center
Brooklyn
Spartanburg family travels across the United States
Rev and Mrs Julia Lunsford enjoyed a cross country trip visiting Chicago Washington state and California. They toured 47 of 48 states with stops in North Dakota Utah Nevada California and Oregon while meeting friends and attending church events. They returned home via routes 30 and 49 and shared encounters with long lists of relatives and locals in Spartansburg and nearby towns.
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Spartansburg
Julia Lunsford
Chicago
Washington State
Badlands
North Dakota
Lunsfords
Quinsey
Wash
Lunsford
Arlington
Bellgham
Salinas
Calif
Kile
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Sand Harbor
Alcatraz
Goll Tower
Telegraph Hill
Monterey
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Carmel
California
Lake Tahoe
Squaw Valley
Great Salt Lake Desert
Bonneville Salt Flats
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacles
United States
Our Lady of Victory Guild
Clarence Baker
Glen Cook
Grace Ehrhart
Mike Enieser
Olean
N. Y
Unclear Family Visits at Keene Home
Fragmentary text describes visits by three sons of Keene and relatives including Mr and Mrs Marry Firth and Mr and Mrs Ad. Andria of Cincinnati. It mentions visitors Mr and Mrs Glenn Steadman and Mrs Ait formerly Hotere Fulard of Spurtanabury at a home now owned by Mr and Mrs Cameron Bhikestee.
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Keene
Marry Firth
Moa
Wyith Northrop
Windy
Ad. Andria
Cincinnati
Ohio
Glenn Steadman
Aitwas
Hotere Fulard
Spurtanabury
Cameron Bhikestee
Neighbor slaying shocks North Hollywood families
Police say an 18 year old, anger at his mother led him to kill a nine year old neighbor, a boy named Thomas Kenney, near a junior high in North Hollywood. Detectives described the suspect as quiet and reserved. no prior trouble was noted. Mrs. Helen Prange, 49, is named as the neighbor involved.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Sy Ik Bey
Nintiek
Hkuble
Helen
Prange
San Fernando Valley
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Frankie Yankovic
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G&t Cloud
Fla
Titusville
Clint Smith
Pat Malone
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Corry
Ed Jerome
Charlie
Frank Clark
Orrie Cook
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Nellie Cook
Sparin ‘Township
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Lyda Wald
Charlie Clark
Lena Buchantin
Marietta
Marshall Stoffle
Henry Mead
Kathy
Federalsburg
Clarence Smit
Smith Home
William Kunz
Beaverdam
Lawrence Maxson
Riceville Corners
C. R. Frankenfield
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Howard Blakeslee
William Boythe
Howard Crawford
Herbert Miller
Clarence Smith
Marjorie
Mead
Rouseville
Paul Burnett
Smiths
Gladys Heller
Cindy Lou
Valencia
Patty Patterson
William Thompson
Galeton
Robert Farrar
Dottie Lou” Hadden
South America
M. D
Max” Rhodes
Warren Electric Cooperative
Youngsville, Pa
William C. Wenner
Northwestern Rural Electric
Cambridge Springs, Penn’a
Cookie Gilchrist
Bede
Cuelton
Govkuer
Montiel
Levdig
Julge Michiel Zpranter
Gilcheistis
Heer
Lew Hawkbver
Jidjyr Zimmer
Im Daga
Win
Gilchrist
Beaver Club
Peace Corts
Ramuel F Yeite
Tin Hhities
Peace Corps
Peter Way
Vty
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Olver Terald Pefor
Live Ugiriey
Eue Liinluli Wirath
Stivision
Loblaws
Apple Grove
Sunkist
Bestform
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