Spur Action On Bill To Curb Joblessness
Senate leaders push quick hearings on an economic recovery package aimed at putting millions back to work. President Kennedy backs tax changes to spur plant and equipment investment as part of a broad plan, with focus on tax incentives and fast write offs for heavy industry to boost factory output.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Manisfeld
Montana
Epeed
Kennedy
Munsflel
Kennedy Heas
Senate Labor and Pinante
Congress
Mansfield
Banking
Kenedy
National Industrial Conference Board
Wth
Bil
Jail Oil City Man After Shooting Spree
A 37 year old Oil City man is jailed after a shooting spree begun when his wife and her brother were threatened. Police say the couple were taken to headquarters and charged. the woman was released in police court while the man was fined 25 dollars and held for investigation. An emergency call reported the attempted shooting.
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Oil City
Oly Wise
Wom
Labor Secretary Goldberg Acts Against Unemployment
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg issued two orders to tackle unemployment after returning from a tour of hard hit areas. A new Labor Department office will study automation related job losses, and the Bureau of Employment Security will issue monthly unemployment figures. Republican critics accused Goldberg of political motives in a Battle Line article.
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Washington
Secretary of
Labor
Artin J. Goldberg
Ths Chai
Ures J
Labor Department
Goldberg
Kennedy
White House
Battle Line
Republican National Committee
Minis
Inhss
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Seek To Change Starting Age For School Children
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania State Education Association proposes raising the required starting age for school children from five years seven months to five years nine months in September 1962, five years ten months for 1963, and six years in 1964, arguing maturity and potential state savings. Key sponsor Rep. Robert K. Hamilton notes estimated savings of about one million dollars from reduced enrollments in the first year after enactment. Dr. Harold Koch, former PSEA president, says principals and teachers favor earlier readiness.
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Harrisburg
Peensylvania State Education Associaion
Munlay Pieht Ik
Harold Koch
Hazleton
PSEA
Robert K. Hamilton
Dbeaver
Coroner to rule on youth’s fatal auto crash in Ohio
A 19 year old youth from Cleveland died after an interstate crash five miles east of the Ohio State line. Coroner's office awaited on the cause as police described a thrill ride with four other youths. One car veered on ice and overturned sending the victim from the Storts vehicle to hospital where he later died.
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Lonneaue
Cuyahoga County
Eume
Lee Ohio State Line
Round Rubwage
Cleveland
Brent Memorial Hospital
Gonienut
Cleveland Hospital
Rittwage
Reley
Erie
Robert Manchant
Allen Arhur Auld
Gene Philp Storts
Shel
Mancini Vehcle
Rithwage
Willian E. Shepback
Rutwage
Fairview Park Hospital
Rites Held For George Stanford Jr at St Thomas Church
George Stanford Jr. was celebrated at St. Thomas Church at 9 30 AM with Rev. Cyril Cooper officiating. Bearers included John Sullivan Carl Peterson Richard Saxton Robert Haner Lawrence Hiner and Raymond Miller. Attendees from away included William Reed Jack Reed Akron Ohio Mrs Pamela Pall Cleveland Mr Andeis A Reed Erie Leona Casler Barbara Cusler Guys Mills James Scott Bradford and others. A prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home preceded the church rites.
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George Stanford Jr
St. Thomas' Church
Cyril Cooper
John Sullivan
Carl Peterson
Richard Saxton
Robert Haner
Lawrence Hiner
Raymond Miller
William Reed
Jack Reed
Akron
Ohio
Pamela Pall
Cleveland
Andeis
A. ©. Reed
Erie
Leona Casler
Barbara
Study Systematically For Better Exam Grades Today
A humorous college classroom piece outlines moving away from last minute cramming to a systematic study plan. It cites Harold at State College, advocates organized review over days, and offers steps for essay type exams including predicting questions, outlining answers, and linking authors to characters to aid recall.
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Leslif J
Nason
Harry
Harold
State College
Was
Congo Faces Blood Bath Over Lumumba Killing Crisis
Katanga authorities offer an $8,000 reward for Lumumba and two aides killed, blaming Belgians amid calls of war as Lumumba supporters warn blood will be shed. Tanzanian/U.N. intrigue follows, with Gizenga and rivals eyed in a tense political scramble.
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Lumumba
Katanga
Congo
Leopoldville
Radio
Moscow
Gizenga
Anicet Kashamura
Kivu
Cleopias Kamitatu
Bernard Salumu
Cairo
Villa Maria to build $850000 dorm at Millcreek campus
Millcreek construction permits show Villa Maria College plans a three story dorm costing $850000 with dining facilities as part of a 10 year campus relocation from Erie. The project, covering 350 by 74 feet, uses concrete block steel and stone and sits near Villa Maria Academy. It is the third unit started in the campus expansion following a library and illustration building nearing completion.
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Millcreek
Willa Maria College
Millerdem
Erie
Villa Maria Academy
Franklin Police Seek Suspect in 1935 Murder
Franklin police have for 26 years sought a former Franklin man in the unsolved death of John W. Bial, 31, who died September 4, 1935, from head injuries. The suspect was identified after fingerprints sent to Washington linked Francis Banjo Cole to the case. he was jailed by Lima authorities on a minor charge.
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Pranklin
Frankun Bor Guzh
Franklin
Lima
Ohio
Francis
Banjo) Coleman
PBS
Washington
Coleman
John W. Bial
Tme
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