Civil rights march in Washington signals new beginning
Washington AP report on a mass march of about 200000 black and white activists at the Lincoln Memorial. Speakers including Martin Luther King Jr. urge progress beyond a single protest, while Kennedy cautions a long road and notes the bill’s potential impact. Police made three minor arrests. Red Cross reports ongoing relief efforts.
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America
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West Smith Paving Set For Next Week
West Smith street will be repaved by Western Pennsylvania Asphalt Paving Co next week. City Engineer David Johnson said the contractor is ready to begin Tuesday or Wednesday, with the project taking two to three days and one way traffic likely during work. The old brick surface has been rough since last winter and complaints prompted action. The firm also handles East Smith and Spring streets and will do those sections concurrently. Pope Paul VI privately welcomed Abba Schwartz and George Warren of the U.S. State Department, who are in Europe on a refugee problems survey.
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Italy
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George Warren
U. S. State Department
Europe
Council Advances Cash For New Golf Course
The Municipal Golf Commission receives a 5000 advance from City Council to secure a site option, cover a topographic survey, and hire architect Edmund Ault to draft a master plan. The nine-hole project estimates total costs near 100000 with projected yearly income 23000 and expenses 16000, leaving 7000 annual debt payments.
Giant Search For Missing AF Tankers
Dozens of ships and planes scoured the Atlantic around 500 miles northeast of Miami for two KC135 tankers missing after radio contact was lost during a classified refueling mission. Air Force and Coast Guard units joined the search, with up to about 100 aircraft and several ships involved.
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Homestead
Killer Of Negro Waitress Fails To Avoid Jail
William D. Zantzinger failed to obtain a suspended sentence for the manslaughter of Hattie Carroll, a Negro bar maid at a Baltimore charity ball. He must serve six months in jail and pay a $500 fine. The judge agreed a delayed start until September 15 to allow harvest of his tobacco crop.
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William D. Zantzinger
Hattie Carroll
Baltinore
Charles County
Dudges D. K. McLaughlin
Irvine Rutledge
Stewart Hamill
Boy Bruised After Fall From Train Near Sarajevo
An 11 year old boy fell from a speeding express train near Sarajevo and escaped with bruises. The mishap occurred when Venezia Skubev opened the wrong door while seeking a washroom. Passengers alerted the crew who backed up the train and found the boy a half hour later. Rex sued for divorce in Los Angeles after about a year of marriage.
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Reason
Knife Wounds Fatal To Two Young Women
Two young women found slain in a Manhattan apartment on East 19th Street. Janice Wylie, 21, Newsweek editor, and Emily Hoffert, 23, a would-be teacher, were bound and killed with knives. Patricia Tolles, 23, Time magazine editor, shared the four room flat and reported the crime after returning home. No signs of forced entry. sexual assault not indicated. bedsheets used as bindings. apartment ransacked. investigation ongoing.
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Henry Hoffert
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Valley Stream
N.Y
L Ong Island
Patricia Tolles
Time Magazine
Winton Tolles
Hamilton College
Clinton, N.Y
Miss Wylie
Newsweek
Miss Tolles
Miss Hoffert
Wylie
Milan Balnern
Se—Bhat
Rescuers Probe Mines For Miner In Hazleton Tragedy
Rescuers probe two mines to reach miner Bova entombed over 300 feet down in the Sheppton coal mine near Hazleton. Daniel Bova, brother of Louis, heard a voice briefly on a microphone but it proved to be sand. Crews widen shafts, with three other holes planned. William Charmbury notes safety limits before sending a rescuer. Fellin and Throne, rescued earlier, remain hospitalized.
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Eight Dead in Utah Potash Mine Disaster
AP reports eight bodies found and five miners believed alive after a Tuesday blast at a 36 million dollar Texas Gulf Sulphur Co potash mine near Moab Utah. Rescue teams suspended work to establish a fresh air base at the bottom of the shaft, delaying efforts for up to 24 hours, as water and debris challenged operations.
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Veterans group plans to give away used jet aircraft
The Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 264 discussed donating a lightly used jet aircraft at a West Washington street meeting. Groups from Spring Creek, Spartansburg, Greensburg and others are possible recipients after Civil Air Patrol declined. The post may announce the recipient soon while also appointing Irvin Sherwood as a director for a year and a half and George Buck for four months to fill vacancies.
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Stop Trains Roll But Cautiously After Arbitration Bill
Washington AP reports trains rolled with caution as Congress enacted fast track rail arbitration to avert a nationwide strike. The measure, signed by President Kennedy, creates a seven member board to arbitrate 32,000 firemen jobs and crew size, with other issues reserved for negotiation.
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New Rail Bill Details Arbitration Board Roles
Congress approved a rail bill to avert a national strike. It creates a seven member arbitration panel within ten days to issue binding decisions on 32 000 firemen jobs and crew composition with hearings within thirty days and decisions due sixty days after filing. The award remains in force for two years, while labor and management negotiate six other issues, including wages. The strike barring measure lasts 120 days, extending beyond the main issues. Unions name two arbitrators, management two, and the four select the remaining three. if no agreement, the President appoints public members and Kennedy names management and union arbitrators if needed within five days.
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Hermesy 45
Tremor Strikes Western Cape Province Island City
A severe earth tremor shook the Western Cape Province of South Africa yesterday. The tremor caused minor structural damage and disruption in several towns, with residents reporting shaking windows and moved furniture. Officials urged caution and inspections for aftershocks.
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Fish Board Opens Door For Dam Meet
The Fish Commission plans a meet with Corry and Columbus representatives to discuss Columbus Dam rebuilding. A tentative October 7 date is set for the next board meeting after earlier delays over state legislative nominations.
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Surrender Satisfies Second Cop Killer Suspect
New York AP report details tavern scene where attorney Miss Gerling, photographer Hay Howard, and Alborelli helped persuade suspect Trantino to surrender after the killings of two New Jersey police officers. Trantino, held on a Hackensack charge, appeared at a Village Bar with a lawyer, then cooperated with authorities.
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