Plasterer Terrorizes Neighbors In Pittsburgh Standoff
AP report from Pittsburgh describes 44 year old plasterer Joseph Ruk who waved a gun at neighbors, disarmed two officers, and led police on a hour long pursuit in Troy Hill. He climbed onto a roof, used teargas on him, and was captured after surrendering to arrest. He faced charges of pointing firearms and was taken for psychiatric observation.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Rul
Troy Hill
Ruk
James Heagy
Thomas Helfrich
Heagy
Helfrich
St. Francis General Hospital
Barbara Ruk
Joe
Women Groups Meet In Clymer Area for Dinners and Programs
The WSCS of the Methodist Church held a turkey dinner at the Clymer church with Mrs Edna Newhouse and others in charge. The Ruth Circle of Abbe Reformed met to discuss hymns history with quartets and solos. Esther Circle organized a program on highways and road signs, with multiple hostesses and a lunch for 14 members.
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Mabel Ten Huisen
Doris Michael
Minnie Ton
Edris Deuink
Margaret Nyweide
Earl Beckerink
Clara Holthouse
Ruth Beckerink
Roy Grayink
Toronto
Lillisa Seharmerhamn
Chautauqua County Women's Republican Club
Harmon's Steak House
George Cabcido
Ontario
N. Y
Mabel Schruers
Esther Circle
Abbe Reformed Church
Jane Beckerink
Lois King
Lucy Legters
James Gravink
Richand Bakerink
Howard Legters
Bakerink
James TenHaken
Kentucky Mission
Geneva Wiggers
Phyliss Newhouse
Colorado
Ben Te Winkle
Vincent Legters
Paul Meyerink
Edward Clonk
Meyerinks
Sbiapas
Mexico
Abbe Reformed
Donna Davis
Holland
Mich
Hame
Norman Hogenboom
Hogenboom
Mary Ann
Robert Jachiig
Judith Swemer
Fagley Mohammad
Dall Datoo
Africa
Albion College
William Gravink
Philadelphia marchers hold Thanksgiving service at City Hall
About 450 demonstrators from the Philadelphia area, returning from the Washington civil rights march, gathered at City Hall for a sunrise service. Nine buses delivered the group to South Penn Square, as they circled City Hall singing We Shall Overcome and praying for their children to face less hardship.
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Philadelphia
Washington
City Hall
South Penn Square
del Shields
WDAS
Erie School Board Approves 1963-64 Pay Increase
Erie School Board voted to adopt a teacher salary guide for 1963-64 with pay hikes up to 750 dollars, using about 148,296 of 337,000 in increased state subsidies. Republican Harvey McClure criticized the plan as misleading and questioned whether 149,896 is needed to reach the state minimum. Louis Tullio said salary committees and teachers would meet after noon to discuss further raises.
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Aru
Roe Erie Senco
Voard
Louis Tullio
Republican Board
Harvey McClure
General Assembly
Erie
Tullio
Hold Driver 28 In Car Fatality
Blair County coroner's jury rules against Robert Stanford 28 in the Route 22 crash on Cresson Mountain that killed Elizabeth Mitchell 40. Police said brakes failed as Stanford's truck ran out of control, in a February accident near Cresson.
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Altoona
Robert Stanford
Lewistown
Cresson
Blair County
Stanford
Cresson Mountain
Elizabeth Mitchell
M&s
Jobless Claims Decline In Pa
Harrisburg AP claims for unemployment compensation fell last week as continued claims dropped by 2,621 to 128,836 and new claims slipped 2,100 to 20,446. The department attributed the drop to fewer layoffs in primary metals apparel transportation equipment electrical machinery and bituminous mining as claimants exhausted benefits.
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Harrisburg
Labor and Industry Department
National Management Day proposed by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle suggests a national holiday for management to balance Labor Day. The piece notes bosses face pay demands and profit pressures, then offers playful tips like adding gin to the water cooler and decorating the boss’s swivel chair. It humorously questions how to honor management in a lighthearted tone.
Boss Day At Work Pay Cut Prank Prompted In House Note
A quirky workplace note describes a one day ten cent pay cut and strict first and second coffee breaks. It jokes about a boss reminiscing 64 hour weeks at $3.50, assigns a celebratory send off, and imagines employees rushing back to tasks to finish by early afternoon. The piece ends with a reflection on the power of spoken and printed words.
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Plasterer
Clymer
Deleo Gravink
Marilyn Gravink
Sandbury
Conn
Wayde Querreveld
Gordon Holthouse
George Winkler
Waukesha
Wis
Gail Thompson
Mark
Sally
Marlea Ton
New York City
Marlea
Hope College
Nancy Mallory
Baldwin
Long Island
Richard Holmen Sr
Flint
Gilbert J. Ton
Richard Holman
Robert Clancy
Bradford
Scott Schermerhorn
Westfield
Arthur Schermerhorn
Minnie~Querreveld
Mrs
Polat
Rennwaniuuw UL Oylmuude
Hot Point Electric Appliance Company
Batavia
Philly
Hamot Hospital
Ronald Legters
John Legters
Stephen Morris
Eat Duink
Larry
Linda
Noling
Erie School Board
Corry Savings & Loan
North Center Street
New York
Hal Boyle
Corry
John
South Center St. Corry
Eastman
Keystone
East
Columbus Ave
Sawyer’s
North Center St. Corry
H&h Dry Cleaners
West Main
St. Corry
Bayle’s Restaurant
South Center St
Corry, Pa
Lehman’s Tire Service
West Main St. Corry
Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
West Smith St
REX Theatre
West South St. Corry, Fa
Cather’s Studio & Photo Supply
North Center St
Grice Jewelers Center
Wykoff’s
MOBIL
Guignon Hardware & Paints
Jane Parker
W. Washington St
Morrells
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Clayboy
Spencer's Mountain
Bob Hope
Lucille Ball
Claris
Sun Crest
Frostie
Kimlin
West South Street
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