Dock Workers Strike Echoes in Corry and New York
Continued discussion over the 60,000 dock workers strike centers on the ILA contract terms. Reynolds reports to Labor Secretary Wirtz, Gleason presses for local meetings to sell the pact, and arbitration appeals are made. The New York contract was rejected 8722 to 7957. 24,000 ILA members in New York port affected. Discharges, admissions, and local notices fill the page alongside auto ads and classifieds.
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Reynolds
Gleason
Washington
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
New York
ILA
Executive Council
Johnson
Congress
14 Men Labor ‘Policy Committee
The
New York Shipping Association
Alexander P. Chopin
Lee
Port
Vital Statistics Highlight 1964 Deaths and Noted Obituaries
The year 1964 reported 39 heart disease deaths at Corry Memorial Hospital with 51 non-residents among the fatalities and 13 infant deaths, plus high counts from cerebral hemorrhage pneumonia and cancer. Also noted are obituaries of Don A. Luscombe of Abington and Lord Alexander of Hillsborough in London, ages 69 and 79 respectively.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Histon
Pioneer
Abington
Don A. Luscombe
Memorial Hospital
Amler
Lord Alexander
London
Earl Alexander
Hillsborough
Labor Party
Lord Alex
Corry
Elgin Concord Wayne
Elgin
Concord Wayne
Pierce Gardner
Gardio
Vascular & Femal
ICDC
Polio Nearly Knocked Out Completely
Atlanta AP reports polio is near eradication in the United States a decade after Salk vaccines. CDC notes record declines from 1952 peak when 57 879 cases 3 145 deaths occurred to 121 cases last year with under 10 deaths and few paralytic after effects.
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United States
Jonas F. Salk
Albert Satbinte Waraine
Murder Toll 22 In Philly For Month
Philadelphia AP reports 22 homicides in the city since December 19, including the fatal stabbing of Jesse Nixon, 32. Robert Goode, 20, faces a January 20 hearing on homicide charges after being held without bail. Police say the stabbing followed a quarrel at a tap room and that violence reflects perceived enforcement failures cited by Mayor Tate.
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Philadelphia
Robert Goode
Jesse Nixon
E. David Keiser Goode
Nixon
Hahnemann Hospital
James H. J. Tate
Ten Killed On Pennsylvania Highways In Weekend
The Associated Press reports ten people died in Pennsylvania traffic accidents over the weekend amid heavy snowfall and slick highways. Two Lancaster youths and two 77-year-old men died in separate crashes. 19 others were injured when a Greyhound bus traveling from Pittsburgh to State College swerved on a snow covered curve near Ebensburg and plunged down an embankment. The period covered began 6 p.m. Friday and ended midnight Sunday.
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Penn
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Greyhound
Pittsburgh
State College
Ebensburg
Corporate annual reports flood stockholders list
New York AP reports a surge of corporate annual reports mailed to American stockholders, numbering 17 to 20 million. Best practice stresses clear summaries, with many readers skipping dense notes. Surveys show wide variation in accounting terminology and a push toward readability, especially as women own a large share of stock.
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New York
Financial Executives Research Foundation
Foundation
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Kennedy wife delivers eighth child by Caesarean
Sarah Kennedy, wife of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, gave birth to an eight pound son by Caesarean section at a New York hospital. The Kennedys now have nine children, six boys and three girls. The senator accompanied his wife to the hospital yesterday. the oldest child Kathleen is 13. Mrs Kennedy had a previous Caesarean birth in Boston on July 4, 1963. The Kennedy family notes a large clan with Joseph P. Kennedy and Rose Kennedy as grandparents having nine children between them.
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New
Sarah Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Rodse
Yell’ Hospital
Kennedys
Kathleen
Joseph P. Kennedy
Rose Kennedy
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Socool
Hotel
Poppe
Willis Boozel
R. D
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Elmer Stover
Spartansburg
Pearl Hubbard
Snyder Circle
Richard Ross
Worth Street
Howard J. Sheen
Wayne Street
John
Ralph C. Williams
Clymer
Michael
Donald
J. White
Martha
Bunting
Liberty Street
Debra
George C. Plogs
Ohio Street
Robert W. Howard
Bear Lake
Michael Brunecz
Sugar Grove
Dana Little
Lisa
Mahlon Schweitzer
George Peters
Waterford
Milton Jaquith
Debrah
Robert Long
West Smith Street
Mynford Williams
West Columbus Avenue
Harold Hammond
Centerville
Roger
David Nichols
Wright Street
Glen Evans
Bendy Elizabeth
Leonard Wroblewski
Aga Wilcox
Findley Lake
Robbin
Donald Weaver
Pitts,field
O's
Turben
Chevrolet
Libby Glass
Mountain
Keystone
Tommy
Esso
Clymer, N. Y
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Brubaker
Youth Week Services
Carry
Wigdens
Ree
PORTOR _G. HUNSBERGER
Atlanta
Jacob Heine
Karl Landsteiner
Harvard
John F. Enders
Frederick C. Robbins
Thomas H. Weller
Zogle Lumber
Philly
Ander
Admiralty
Defense
House of Lords
Business Mirror
Kitty Litter
Revlon
Tor Jase Vai
Tuoorv Walesa
Zenith
Barney
Bobby K. Papa
Agairr
Mary Neely
Mt. Airy
Gehl Mixall
Gehl
Rohde
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