Discharged list of residents and addresses
Discharged names include Mrs. Fred Kater of R. D. 2 one corry, Mrs. Howard Mowers of R. D. 2, Herbert Kimmy of Centerville, Gerry Davis at 339 West Washington Street, Mrs. William Mackey at 326 Spring Street, James Jackson at 406 Hatch Street, Mrs. Tony Catallu at 402 Spring Street, and Mrs. Raymond Kreitzbender at 122 Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kater
R. D
Corry
Howard Mowers
Herbert Kimmy
Centerville
Gerry Davis
West
Washington Street
William Mackey
Spring Street
James Jackson
Hatch Street
Tony Catallu
Raymond Kreitzbender
Seventh Street
Chamber Looks to Action on Taft Hartley and Local Programs
Olin Bracken and other chamber members discussed the Legislative Action Committee’s plan to urge retention of Section 14 of the Taft Hartley Act. The committee will forward requests to President Johnson and Pennsylvania’s lawmakers. The Civil Affairs Committee announced its 1985 program focusing on urging faster passage of enabling ordinances covering subdivisions and housing. The board also moved its annual meeting to April to align with National Chamber of Commerce Week, assigning planning to the past presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Bracken
Earl Cherry
Richard Rossbacher
Charles Butters
B. G
Barney) Bennett
James Hammond
Furst
Robert A. Ott Jr
Keith
Walcott
Dodd
Legislative Action Committee
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Civil Affairs Committee
Willman
National Chamber of Commerce
Yanks Still Under Rubble Heroic Viet Nam Rescue
Spec. 5 Robert K. Marshall on the second floor fought terrorists from a balcony and saved himself as the building collapsed. Spec. John Huske from Ronan Mont built a tunnel to trapped Americans and aided the rescue, breaking a leg and administering morphine as a Korean surgeon treated the wounded man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Marshall
Marshall
Saigon
Spec
John Huske
Ronan, Mont
Huske
Rioting Over Hindi Claims 32 Lives Across Madras Area
Army units moved into Madras and eight nearby cities to aid police in language rioting that left 32 dead. State officials reported heavy clashes as students attacked trains, with most services halted and colleges closed through March. Police faced a 10,000-strong crowd in Kumarapatyam. two inspectors were killed by a mob in Tiruppur. 36 others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
India
Bay of Bengal
T. T. Krishnamachati
South India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Selma Demands Martial Rule as Voting Protests Grow
In Selma Alabama Negro leaders petitioned President Johnson for martial law after Sheriff Clark forced 160 teenage demonstrators to march. Martin Luther King Jr urged nonviolence, warned violence worsens problems, and pressed for federal voting legislation while urging turnout for Monday registration. Several students alleged baton or jab incidents as deputies pursued marchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
U.S
James G. Clark
Clark
Martin Luther King Jr
Johnson
King
Washington
George) Wallace
Clapper Seeks Re election To County Controller Post
Incumbent Byron J. Clapper announced today he will run for re election on the Republican ticket in the May 18 primary. The 40 year old controller promotes a vigorous campaign detailing qualifications and past accomplishments and pledges to keep voters informed through reports on TV radio and the press. He credits the small staff as the office’s strength and backs county recreation facility consolidation and a new jail plan with matching funds and electorate consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron J. Clapper
Clapper
Pennsylvania
Central County
McKean
Erie Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Washington, D. C
State Highways Department
Federal Bureau of Roads
Ison
Abel Predicts Union Victory in Wide USW Vote
Abel spokesman said actions speak louder than words as a cautious steel industry offered no comment. Across Canada and the United States more than 100000 steel workers were eligible to vote in the USW union election. About 980000 members spread across 3200 locals faced an uncertain turnout and McDonald’s untapped strength was dispersed from Pennsylvania to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel
Canada
McDonald's
Pennsylvania
California
USW
Union College names Harold C. Martin president
Dr Harold C Martin a native Pennsylvanian and lecturer at Harvard College was appointed president of Union College in Schenectady New York yesterday He supported last year s investment of county funds which returned over 5000 in interest to help defray government costs This was a new procedure for county government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady, N. Y
Harold C. Martin
Harvard College
Union College
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