Musmanno Named Alternate Delegate to Democratic Convention
Justice Michael A. Musmanno of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court will serve as an alternate delegate at the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. His selection aims to heal wounds from the April primary battle with Genevieve Blatt, who leads the party’s nomination fight after contesting 6,000 ballots. The caucus emphasized unity behind President Johnson and any running mate, with Musmanno stressing constitutional suffrage rights of those ballots. The Pennsylvania delegation, with 125 votes, is expected to support unity and plan a few campaign appearances, including a September 10 dinner in Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
U.S
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Miss Blatt
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Ireland
Man Held For Killing Wife After Quarrel
RIDGWAY. Thomas Jones is slated for arraignment tomorrow on a murder charge for the rifle slaying of his estranged wife Barbara in the couple s home Saturday Elk County. Atty Norbert Powell said defense counsel will be appointed by Elk County judges possibly this morning. Mrs Jones 36 died instantly from a single shot from a .30-30 rifle. Jones reportedly admitted firing during a domestic quarrel about 5 p m. He told Ridgway police that they argued and she challenged his courage before he went to the bedroom and got the gun. Autopsy showed the bullet entered the left jaw and exited the left head. The bullet was found in a wall in the living room. Jones went to the Salberg Hotel after the shooting and told his son of the incident in the lobby before returning to the hotel bar where Vigilione called police.
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Ridgway
Thomas Jones
Barbara
Elk County Dist
Atty
Norbert Powell
Jones
Elk County Court
Harry Hill
Hill
William Vigilione
Vigilione
Seek To Limit Picketing At Struck Paper
In Youngstown Ohio a Common Pleas Court hearing resumed on a request by the strikebound Vindicator for a temporary injunction to curb picketing and curb alleged intimidation of workers crossing lines. Local 11 and the American Newspaper Guild deny intimidation, arguing the NLRB has jurisdiction. The Vindicator ran an eight page edition Sunday drawing traffic jams around the plant. Two teens were treated after a scuffle over paper copies and to appear in juvenile court. A federal mediator says no negotiations are scheduled to resume after the strike began Tuesday night.
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Unio
Common Pleas
Forrest Cavalier
Youngstown Vindicator
Local 11
American Newspaper Guild
National Labor Relations Board
Vindicator
School Graduation Ends Evening Service at 7 P.M.
The school finished with a graduation ceremony yesterday at 7 p.m. The average was 70. Lt. Thomas C. Pugh and his wife led the staff, which included nursery class teachers and assistants, beginner and junior class staff, and a teenage class. Patricia Imhoff served as school secretary and Mrs. Gertrude Marconi as refreshment chairwoman.
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Clara Morris
Jane Pierson
Dorothy Morvis
Gertrude Higby
Marceline Buetikofer
Rosie Imhoff
Thurza Miles
Myrna Thomas
Patricia Imhoff
Gertrude Marconi
Eaton
Snake Hunt Breaks Record in York County Rally
In York County Pennsylvania about 160 participants chased snakes for the Conservation Society of York County. They bagged 75 poisonous and 80 nonpoisonous reptiles, a record double the previous year’s. Grand champion Warren Clay of Linglestown caught 10 copperheads, including a 39 inch giant. Mike Zidik of Lebanon claimed third with six snakes.
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York County
The
Conservation Society of
York County, Inc
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Linglestown
Mike Zidik
Lebanon
Miss United States pageant trims five entrants
Five contestants were disqualified for not living in the states they represented Maine Vermont New Hampshire Connecticut and Rhode Island, all five actually residing in Massachusetts. The pageant opens tonight and the winner will be chosen Friday.
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Auntington
W. Va
Maine
Vermont
New Hampsire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Robert Schwab
Massachusetts
Kennedy honors brother at Franklin Field memorial game
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy addressed 30,035 fans at Franklin Field saying football was closest to the heart of the late President John F. Kennedy. Proceeds benefit the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library Fund with one third directed to the fund. The event featured Dougherty High School band and outdrew a Phillies Pirates game at Connie Mack Stadium.
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Alty
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Pranklin Field
Detroit Lions
Brary Fund
Kennedy
Ateinal Dougherty
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Connie Mack Stadium
mink feed fad boosts coat but alarms critics
New York AP reports mink farmers explore polyunsaturated fat diets to improve luster and weight of pelts, with trials in Japan and Canada. Analysts note rising global mink output, economic substitutes like Lactocase and Imbra-coat, while some observers warn of uncertain health and market impacts. The piece also touches on mink as a fashion item and mentions a breakfast cereal rumor.
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New York
Japan
United States
Manitoba Fur and Game Station
Cty
Manitoba
Hampshire
Borden Special Products Co
Manhattan
IUC School To Open Sept 1 With Split Fresh Start
Union City Area School District opens September 1 at 210 am and 45 am across Bloomfield Elementary Union City Elementary and Concord Elementary. Junior high 7 8 9 report to auditorium while senior high 10 11 12 stay home first day. Senior high returns Sept 2 with other students except juniors. A two day teacher workshop follows, then a professional and nonprofessional staff meeting next Monday.
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Union Clix
Union City Area
Bloomfield Elementry
Union City
Concord
Il TH
Red Leader Davis Dies After Long Illness
Benjamin J. Davis aged 60 who served as national secretary of the Communist party of the United States died Saturday after a long illness. He spent more than 30 years in prison following a 1949 conviction for advocating the forcible overthrow of the government, a sentence that included five years imprisonment and a $10,000 fine.
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New York
Benjamin J. Davis
Communist Party of the United States
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