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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1964

Page

3

Labor Leaders Defy Johnson on Wheat Shipment Boycott

Labor leaders led by Thomas W. Gleason of the International Longshoremen’s Union reject President Johnson’s plea to end the U S wheat buyout to the Soviet Union. AFL CIO officials back Gleason and Hall demanding at least half of shipments in U S vessels and written cabinet pledges. controversy grows as Hall accuses Hodges of politicizing policy while granting Continental Grain Co. a foreign shipping waiver.

Miami Beach Pla Johnson U.S Soviet Union Thomas W. Gleason International Longshoremen’s Union Gleason Afl-Cio George Meany Labor James J. Reynolds Paw Hall Maritime Trades Department Hall John F. Kennedy Commerce Luther Hodges Hodges Anigty Maritime Administration Commerce Department Continental Grain Co Continental

Clarion players chosen for intercollegiate band fest

Kaylene Bliley Christ Goebel and George Piacesi were selected from 263 applicants representing 36 Pennsylvania colleges for the 17th annual intercollegiate band festival at Wilkes College Wilkes Barre. Bliley from Clarion State College plays first French horn and piano. Goebel and Piacesi are first and second clarinet in the concert band.

Clarion State College Corry Wilkes College Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Kaylene Bliley Earle Bliley East Pleasant Street George Piacess Ellwood City Christ Goebel Ambridge Miss Bliley Goebel Piacesi

Maritime union strike threatens Soviet grain shipments

Reynolds resumes closed talks after a failed settlement attempt. A unions spokesman says only Johnson can resolve the dispute. Gleason’s longshoremen boycott four foreign ships loading Gulf Coast wheat for the Soviet sale by Continental worth about 75 million dollars, potentially rising to 400 million with other licenses. officials warn no grain may leave American docks until terms are met.

Reynolds Johnson Gleason Gulf Coast Soviet Union Continental Commerce Department American

U S Helps Rescue From Quakes

The Arizon and five other vessels rushed to reach a 35 mile island after an SOS from the U S Air Force base at Lajes. Rescue ships from British Japanese and Norwegian registry join the effort as 27 foot seas hinder Portuguese patrol boats and island communications remain restricted.

U.S Arizon Long Island Air Force Lajes Sao Jorge Lisbon Azores Islands

Delaware judge declines lashes in Cannon case

Superior Court Judge Stewart Lynch said he would not seek 20 lashes for Franklin W. Cannon Jr unless the state Supreme Court requires it. He noted imposing lashes would appear revengeful as Cannon has been paroled. Copies of the letter went to Gov. Carvel and other officials.

Wilmington Del Stewart Lynch Franklin W. Cannon Jr State Supreme Court Lynch Cannon State Board of Parole Depusty Peter Warren’ Green Mc. Cannon Supreme Court Elbert Carvel Delaware Supreme Court Charles L. Terry Jr Superior Court William Duffy Jr

Lawmakers Mull Reelection Issue and Complex Nursing Center Plan

A group of Republicans including Hawbaker and Sen. Ware discussed a compensation program bill and a plan to create special nursing centers at mental institutions for elderly patients no longer needing psychiatric care. The three bill package also aims to resolve Cannon’s sentence in a separate grand larceny case, though unrelated to the prior whipping sentence.

Page New USC Hawbaker John WH Ware Rchester Brown Stration

Scranton plan sparks Senate action on emergency funds

The Senate completed action on Scranton's emergency appropriations bills for 1963-64. It approved 560 760 for unforeseen expenses including the Sheppton mine rescue and added 23 600 for the State Farm Show budget. Participants included Sens Scott Van Sant Stroup and Rep Willard with Reichley.

Dppanent f.Public Welfare Senate Scranton Sheppton William Z. Scott Carbon John T. van Sant Lehigh Stanley G. Stroup Redford James &. Willard Mercer House Labor Relations Combe A. James Reichley Aton Reichley

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