Retiring State Aides To Get Two Benefits
Gov Lawrence signs four laws ending the 40 percent offset in combined social security and state retirement benefits. Eligible workers will receive full federal and state amounts, with options to make up deductions. Also approved funds for University of Pittsburgh programs and ward election protections.
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Wannispmne Tari Arting
Fhiss Siere Eet
Lawrence
University of Pittsburgh
Western Psychiatric Institute
Quarter Sessions Court
Woman Asks $150000 In Crash Suit
Mrs. Ann M. Nappi of Ashtabul a Ohio files negligence suit in Buffalo federal court seeking 150000 against Dunkirk resident Aliee H. Klajhor for injuries from an August 17 1958 rear end collision on Route 5 near Silver Creek. Nappi’s daughter born a month after the crash is claimed to be permanently harmed.
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Dunkirk
Ohio
Silver Creek
Ann M. Nappi
Ashtabula
Buffalo
Aliee H. Klajhor
Nappi
Klajhor
Erie Plastics Firms Feud Over Who Owns Patent
In county court Erie secretary treasurer of Quinn Berry Corp accuses Byrd Plastics of duplicating a pocket size exchange device. Plaintiffs Applied Research Corp seek court action to halt manufacture and unspecified damages. Testimony cites a model and royalties dispute between Thomas Byrd and Byrd Plastics.
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Erie Plastics
Erie
Lee Berry
Quinn-Berry Corp
O ‘Erie
Byrd Plastics, Inc
U. S
Berry
Finn
Appied Research Corp
Applied Research
Byrd Plastics
Albert Thomws
Munhall
Sam Aud Rossiter
George Levin
John Burgoyne
Burgoyne Travel Bureau
Pat English
Travel Service Inc
Levin
William [Byrd
Thomas
Byrd
Night of Terror Ends in France as Cable Train Crashs
Sightseer Francis Blanchard from Geneva reported the Mont Blanc tram ride showed acrobatics before the disaster. After three cabins derailed, a loose tow cable prevented further cars from rolling. Passengers, mainly French Italian or British with some Americans, endured up to 20 hours stranded in cabins above the glacier. Hugh Putnam and Katherine Blodgett, among the stranded, rode a rope to safety at dawn and recalled the moonlit summit as relief arrived.
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Francis Blanch Jard
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Mont Blanc
Aiguille du Midi
Torino
London
Hugh Putnam
Milton
Mass
Katherin Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miss Blodgett
Alp
Reorganization Plan Passes Amid Education Reform Debate
The vote followed over a year of intensive study by the governor's specialist study committee and a select House-Senate panel. Senator Gus Yatron joined GOP colleagues in opposition to the measure, while others supported a plan to reorganize school districts. By 1963 county boards would submit plans to form districts with a 2,500 minimum population, with exemptions for certain counties.
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House-Senate
Wacher
Ray Shafer
Rcrivfirel
Democrius
Gus Yatron
U Berks
GOP
State Council of
Desegregation Sparks Tense Scenes at Atlanta High Schools
In Atlanta under federal court orders, four high schools begin desegregation with nine Negro pupils entering white schools. Police dispersing spectators moved to headquarters after clashes near Murphy High and other campuses. A boycott sign was removed to avert further trouble as officials promised a peaceful transition to integrated schooling.
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Ninie Negra
Watchuil Nolive
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
South
Carolin
Chasses
Murphy
Hist
Alona Ewinpia
Cary
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