Pa Governor fills high posts with Republicans
Governor Scranton appointed more than twenty Republicans to top state offices during a Senate stalemate. Interim selections cover the Public Utility Commission Turnpike Commission and Securities Commission, with several other posts including an Erie County Orphans Court judge. Several appointments shifted commissions to Democratic balance while some nominees face pending investigations and a cut of salaries is noted.
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Harrburg Lap
Scranton
Senate
General Assembly
Erie County
Maurice H. Claster
New Kensington
PUC
Robert W. Anthony
Altoona Democrat
Public Utility Commission
Tester F. Burlein
Honesdale
Roy E. Furman
Waynesburg
Turnpike Commission
Burlein
Claster
George J. Bloom
The
Commonwealth
Highways Department
John F. Byrne
Philadelphia
Utility Commission
Herbert J. Johnson Jr
Erie
State Securities Commission
John R. Torquate
Johnstown Cambria
James J. Connor Glenolden
Delaware County
Democratic
Frank N. Happ
Pittsburgh
Edward L. Flaherty
Joseph J. Bullen
Lansdowne
Elkins Wetherill
Plymouth Meeting
Securities Commission
Haiti's Duvalier Faces Rising Turbulence and U S Strain
James Marlow outlines Haiti's dictator François Duvalier as exiled officers land in the country to challenge his rule. Mass arrests exile and a purge cripple opposition while U S relations fray over ambassadorial expulsions and naval withdrawals. The piece traces Haiti's turbulent history from Columbus through dictatorship to present hardship with a note on racial tensions and past Marines interventions.
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Washington
Mars
Duvalier
United States
Haiti
Milatto
Latin America
State Department
Uncle Sam
U.S
Raymond L
Thurston
Robert Heinl
Heins
Army
Jean Rene Boucicaut
Heinl
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Port Au Prince
Labor Relations Board
Malcomb B. Petriken
Wallingford
Lemoyne
Workman's Compensation Board
Edwin M. Cosik
Moscow
Wilbur C. Creveling Jr
Allentown
John Warren
Hartt
Maryland
Columbus
Dominican Republic
Hispaniola
Africa
Jean Jacques Dessalines
Wilson
Roosevelt
East West Accord Talks And Test Ban Pledge
A U S Senate delegation with Dean Rusk met Soviet leaders in the Kremlin as East West discussions proceed. The test ban treaty, signed by foreign ministers, aims to curb nuclear tests in the atmosphere space and seas. Khrushchev called it a sign of international confidence and urged a broader nonaggression pact to avert thermonuclear war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking-Moscow
U.S. Senate
Rusk
Moscow
Kremlin
Washington
Khrushchev
Lord Home
Troops dig in near Panmunjom in Korean DMZ
U S and United Nations forces fixed position at dusk and laid three traps for North Korean patrols in the demilitarized zone near Panmunjom without engaging Communist troops. The larger force, using grenades and armored personnel carriers, held fire while awaiting North Korean movement.
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U.S
Korea
Panmunjom
Yank and Hungarian Leaders Talk On Relations
Premier Janos Kadar and W Av erell Harriman discussed possible improvements in U S Hungarian ties while Harriman was in Moscow negotiating the nuclear test ban treaty Kadar spoke at a Soviet Hungarian friendship rally saying American leaders do not love Hungary more than before but pursue sober realistic policies He invited Rusk to visit his seaside dacha and the secretary may fly to Gagra on the Soviet Riviera Thursday.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kader
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Moscow
Kadar
Rusk
Gagra
Soviet Riviera
Spartansburg Alumni Meet Amid News And Derby Highlights
A Sparta Alumni Association meeting is announced for Thursday at Bin the homie woo Homies building with officer elections and reports on necessary business. The weekend included coverage of the All-American Soap Box Derby, Derbytown camp, celebrity appearances, and local family visits across Erie Meadville and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Mee
Pink Ehrhart
Codersport
Euysts
Grace Ehrhart
Glen Cook
Sparta Alumni Association
Homie Woo Homies
Reort
Elof Dahl
Corry
Kathy Bursink
Clymer
Dorothy May
Kathy
Hele Biesink
Climer
Richard
Amy
If Me
Francis Pridenhusen
Sandy
Francis
Florence
William Barton
Darady
United States Marine Corps Coloy Guard
Derby Hil
Arthur Godfrey
Rock Hudson
Paul Lynde
John “Law
Memory Lane Notes From Corry Area Obituary????
Mary Mc Anallen known as Mary in Dayton area, an early Corry life memory. Mike Baker celebrated a birthday with family at Roy Coates home in Spartinsbore Redatives. Roy Coates honored and other locals from Conneant Roaring Springs Titusville Bre Spar ta attended. Dinners served. John, six months, youngest attendee. Roy Coats noted in tribute. The missive lists family greetings and a Friday news letter tidbits from Galeton to Pitsburg Store Notes.
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Corry
Mia
Harry Lines
Mary McAnallen
Daytonn Vacinity
Mike Baker
Erie
Mike
Paul Baker
Coates
Roy Coates i
Valenen
Parte Patterson
Ptesbureh
Weelbund Sriests
Wilkes Brneles
Jack Athnns
Negroes May Invade Polls Contested Voting Claims
Fragmented OCR notes describe alleged attempts by African Americans to influence polls, with references to a political meeting, affidavits, and accusations surrounding eligibility and participation. Names and clear details are obscured, but the text implies tensions over voting access and procedural interference.
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Milk Control Commission
Joab K. Mahood
Troy
Arbitration of Claims Board
Katherine B. Martindale
Harrisburg
George A. Reinhard Jr
Lancaster
Armory Board
William §. Bailey
Clarks Valley
Hanford L. Cleveland
East Stroudsburg
Civil Service Commission
Mary D. Barnes
John A. McCarthy
C. Herschel Jones
Lewisburg
Warlbicibaks
James Marlow
Associated Press
Ote
Man’ Russell
Paul Anka
Meadville
Derbytown
Baumgarten
Butler
Witliam Brooks
LeVere Pike Jr
Siew Corrie
G West Mof Corry
James Darren
Cindy Carol
Gidget
Rome
Alec Guinness
Janet Leigh
van Dyke
Ann Margret
Birdie
Queen OF the Pirates
Chapin
F. C. Chapin & Son
Union City, PA
Taiterson
Dodd Farms
Dodd Farms Dairy
Scott Crossing
Pogle Lumber
Tru Value Building Supply Center
Ean Durer
North Center Street
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