Idled Steelworkers Win Unemployment Pay Ruling
Pennsylvania Superior Court upholds two unemployment compensation awards totaling about 1 million dollars for 6,300 workers from U S Steel and Jones & Laughlin who were idled during 1959 1960 plant closings tied to a strike and maintenance work.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U.S. Steel
United Steel Workers Union
Union Railroad
Jones & Laughlin
Pittsburgh Works
J&l
Gerald F. Flood
Harry M. Montgomery
Shoot Second Wild Dog Near Franklin
Robert Parla of the Franklin Division of the Pennsylvania Game Commission reports a second large wild dog shot near Franklin on Thursday along a road at Rocky Grove entrance. The first dog was shot Tuesday. a pack of three was suspected. Police and Game Commission watch for wild dogs. animals to be sent away for study.
Labor and Industry Clash Over Proposed Legislation
The dispute centers on administration plans touted as aiding layoffs and the broader economy, with AFL-CIO president Harry Boyer and USW official Bernard Greenberg among critics calling the proposals dangerous and unworkable. Other opponents include UMW representative Lester Thomas and Thomas Quinn of UE Local 610.
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Harry Boyer
Afl-Cio
Wasi
Bernard Greenberg
USW
Lester Thomas
UMW
Thomas Quinn
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union
Admissions Counselor Russell M. Clark Appointed at Taylor University
Russell M. Clark of Corry has been named admissions counselor for Taylor University in Upland Indiana. A cum laude Taylor graduate of 1947 he served as Air Force administrative and supply officer in Puerto Rico and Yugoslavia during World War II. He later held roles in the Strategic Air Command at March Air Force Base California and rose to lieutenant colonel in 1955. He also worked in sales branch management marketing research and employee benefits for several local companies.
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Russell M. Clark
Corry
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Taylor
Clark
Air Force
Puerto Rico
Yuba
Strategic Air Command
March Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force Reserve
Corry Jamestown Corp
International Foam, Inc
Corry Styrofoam Products
Corry Instrument Company
Bob Hope Plans Christmas Trip After Hospital Stay
Bob Hope left Children's Hospital after a week of treatment for a blood clot in his left eye and said he plans to make his annual Christmas trip overseas. Doctors described the eye as healing well and he headed next for rest in Palm Springs for further treatment.
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Bob Hope
San Francisco
Children's Hospital
Hope
Middle East
Palm Springs
Eight U S Servicemen Killed In Asia Crashes
In Vietnam, eight American servicemen were presumed dead after a two-engine H37 helicopter and an Army plane crashed in the Mekong Delta and Kien Phong province. One crewman survived the helicopter crash. A separate Otter plane with four US advisers and three Vietnamese crashed in the central highlands with no survivors. No victims named.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong
Kien Phong
Central Highlands
Nha Trang
Ban Me Thuot
Hint Kidnapers Identified (Continued From Page One)
Sinatra Jr. aged 19 was abducted Sunday night from a Lake Tale motel near the California Nevada border and released early Wednesday after ransom was handed to a pickup point. FBI limited in Canoga Park raid details while neighbors and locals provide fragments of the case and timeline.
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Sinatra Jr
Lake Tale
California - Nevada
FBI
Canoga Park
Paul Belford
Hey
Frank Long
Four Days That Shook The World Kennedy Book Planned
The Associated Press editors and picture specialists join to create a profusely illustrated 100 page hard cover volume memorializing the Kennedy assassination and its aftermath. It will feature fresh unpublished material in color and black and white. The newspaper offers copies at cost, not through bookstores.
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Ats
Fation
Police find asleep sergeant fined for drunkenness
Army Sgt. Robert Johnson, 31, was found asleep in a running car in the street and awoke angry claiming theft. A judge fined him 50 dollars for drunkenness. Nearby reports note icy Cody streets with few accidents and police actions.
Jordan remains mayor elect in New Castle after recount
Republican John C. Jordan is still mayor elect after Democrat Robert W. Rainey conceded following a recount of 17 ballot boxes. Rainey had petitioned Lawrence County court for a recount of 20 boxes. The margin dropped from 150 to 136 votes from the November 5 election.
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New Castle
John C. Jordan
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Bernard Garmire
Webster
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William A. Bradley
Atlanta
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H. Weaver
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Turben
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Okey Green
GMC
ayeTon
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