Unity House Union Won’t Endorse Washington March
A Philip Randolph, head of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, said the AFL-CIO council will not endorse the August civil rights march on Washington. He expects 100000 participants, while Meany remains cautious about its impact on civil rights legislation this year.
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Unity House
A. Philip Randolph
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Washington
Randolph
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers of America
Reuther
Council
Meany
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
William L. McFetridge
Building Services Employes International Union
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Resident Pyle wins road repair by road closure ruling
Rus Pyle of North Coventry Township told the Board of Supervisors that a steep rocky road to his home was dangerous and urged repairs. The board agreed and closed the road, allowing Pyle to reach his home via an alternate route.
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Shoulda
Pottstown
Russell Pyle
North Coventry Township
Board of Supervisors
Pyle
Hollywood and Broadway Negroes Seek Recognition in Entertainment
Hollywood and New York, AP. Negroes press civil rights demand to end menial roles and push for integrated casts and fair employment in film TV and theater. NAACP campaigns meet resistance from some unions while stars like Brando and Woodward back industry reform on Broadway shows an integrated casting record.
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Hollywood
Congressional
Broadway
New York
Dave Smith
Entertainment
Tey
Vtn
Marlon Brando
Paul Newman
Chariton Heston
Joenne Woodward
Steve Allen
Steve Allen, ‘Frank Sinaia
Anthony Franciosa
Burt Lancaster
Debbie Reynolds
Joan Crawford
Bette Davis
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Fims
Boycntt
Craft Iuions
Scente Jartist
Tilt
Hae
NAACP
California
Screen Actors Guild
Association of Mole Picture Producers
Nero
Ford Motor Co
Congress of Racial Equality
Committee For Employment of
Actors Equity
Frederick O'Neal
Equity
Eva Vanishes After Card Swell Riddle Baffles Arizona School
In Thcson Arizona at University Heights School a missing special card prompts the teacher to seek an explanation from Eva's mother who responds with the phrase Eva's alslor aberd leaving inquiry into the child's whereabouts unresolved.
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Thcson
Ariz
Eva
University Heights School
Peach harvest in Pennsylvania to hit 20 year low in 1983
Crop Reporting Service estimates 1983 Pennsylvania peach production at 1.5 million bushels, the smallest in two decades, due to winter damage and spring freezes. Sweet cherry output projected at 200 tons, down sharply from last year and the 1957 61 average, with sour cherry also hit. Dewey Boster notes late May freeze further cut Erie County prospects as southern counties fare better.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Berks-Lehigh
Adams- Franklin County
Dewey O. Boster
Crop Reporting Service
Apple prospects brighten after light frost damage in Corry area
Apple prospects are good with trees wintered well and late frosts causing light damage. Bloom and pollination were generally favorable while yields run near 118 000 bushels against 120 000 last year. Corry Journal notes strong reading enjoyment daily.
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TOP
Auto Service
General Repair & Inspection
Ford
All E. Smith
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St
Dial
Corry Pharmacy
Auto Glass Table Top Glass
General Auto Repair
Frank’s
Auto Se Ficione 2012
Thomas Motors
TUFFY
Kendall
TUPP
Waninsias Baceu
Datar
Family Discount Center
North Center St. Corry
Jamaica
Pomuewalk
Woolworths
Beacon
Coats & Clarks
Woolworth's
Buck
The
Do Mt
Shih
Corry Journal
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