Transit strike costs estimated at 62 to 70 million
The Commerce and Industry Association places the transit confrontation cost between 62 and 70 million dollars for a 17 day subway and bus stoppage. The group cites a two year contract with TA and unions as a key factor and singled out 15 cent fare changes as part of the dispute.
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New York
The
Commerce and Industry Association
City Transit Authority
Transport Workers Union Aid
Amalgamated Transit Union
Abl-Cio
Ralph C. Gross
Wcbs-Tv
Penn State Students Stage Bleed-In for Viet Nam Blood Bank
SHIPPENSBURG Pa AP A student bleed-in was organized by students at a Pennsylvania college to press the state toward supporting a Red Cross Blood Bank for troops in Viet Nam. More than 900 students faculty and staff signed up as administration notes the effort is student run.
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Shippensburg
Urg
Red Cross Blood “Bank
Viet Nam
Associated Press
U.S
Penalope
Akron
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Kent State
University of Oklahoma
Six Youths Sought in Reported Incident Involving 12-Year-Old Girl
Police seek six youths aged about 12 to 14 in connection with a reported incident involving a 4 year-old babysitter. The youths allegedly used a passkey to enter the apartment and were blamed for theft of seven percent from a drawer in the kitchen.
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Alee
South Paing Developme
N Nighbor
Voting Rights Act challenge argues against federal powers
Robinson David W. contends that the act exceeds Congress power and that the act uses a mathematical formula to single out Alaska Arizona and southern states. He argues the act burdens jurisdictions with federal registrars and that low turnout shows insufficient proof of discrimination.
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Robinson David W. Consel
Alaska
Arizona
Winder
Act General
Deaths Mrs Fred Damcott in North Clymer at 78
Mrs Fred Damcott died suddenly at her North Clymer home at 10 a m. She was 78 and a former resident of Lower Burrell Pennsylvania. She leaves two grandchildren and a brother Donald Judson of Austell Georgia. Funeral service will be at 2 p m tomorrow at Abbe Reformed Church Clymer with Rev Tunis Miersma. Burial in Clymer Cemetery. Friends may call at Spitzer Funeral Home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Damcott
North Clymer
Senf
Lower Burrell
Donald Judson
Austell
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer
Tunis Miersma
Spitzer
Courtright
French Creek
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clymer Abbe
Grace Beckerink
Spitzerabate
Spartansburg
Corry
Wesleyville
Miller
Ba ‘Mande
Hobie
Lloyd
Ocea
Portsland
Scott Questions Johnson Strength in Midterm Run
Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania says President Johnson may be strong enough already and questions a midterm run. Scott’s remark contrasts with Johnson’s State of the Union call for House members to run in presidential years, arguing a midterm election would reveal public will.
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Scott
Johnson
Washington
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Yes
House
Three Philadelphia faith groups challenge Pa. school bus law
The Jewish Community Relations Council with the Philadelphia Baptist Association and the Presbytery of Philadelphia plan a court challenge to the Pennsylvania School Bus Act. They argue Philadelphia schools exceed the law by leasing 22 buses to transport about 2000 students to Catholic schools at an annual cost near $100,000.
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Philadelphia
Jewish Community Relations Council
Philadelphia Baptist Association
Presbytery of
United Presbyterian Churches
Jules Cohen
Philadelphia Board of Education
Cohen
Snap-Tite Posts Strong 1965 Sales Rise
Snap-Tite of Union City reports a 1965 fiscal year ending November 30 with sales of 3 250 000, up more than 25 percent from the prior year. President George A. Clark cites design and development programs modernization of metal treating and expanded markets for quick disconnect couplings as the drivers of growth. Products now serve power and transfer systems including cryogenic fluids and steam.
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Union City
Snap-Tite
George A. Clark
Snap-Tire
General Courtney Hodges Dies at 79 in San Antonio
Gen Courtney A Hodges longtime Army leader who commanded the 1st Army and helped liberate Paris died at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio at age 79 from a heart attack. He rose from enlisted man to four star general and directed operations in World War II across France Belgium and Germany. He retired in 1949 and had lived in San Antonio since.
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Tex
Courtney A. Hodges
Hodges Hodges
U.S. 1St Army
Paris
France
Germany
Brooke Army Medical Center
Hodges
West Point
Georgia
Ft. McPherson
John J. Pershing
1St
Governor’s Is
N.Y
Omar N. Bradley
Liege
Belgium
Rhine
Aachen
Haertgen Forest
Bulge
Cologne
Remagen
Ruhr
Congress Opposes Merging Army Reserves With National Guard
In Cumberland Pennsylvania U S Rep Daniel Flood urged Congress not to tamper with reserve components. He spoke at a Pennsylvania Unit of the Reserve Officers Association meeting at the New Cumberland Army Depot protesting Pentagon plans to merge reserves into the National Guard. He said the issue should go to the Supreme Court after the Defense Department dissolved 751 reserve units late last year.
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Cumberland, Pa
Congress
Bae Sa
U.S
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
Flood
Pennsylvania
The
Reserve Officers Association
RCA
New Cumberland Army Depot
Pentagon
National Guard
Supreme Court
House Appropriations Committee
Department of Defense
Department
Recognition Week Marked For Rensselaer Jaycees
Mayor Emmet Eger proclaimed Junior Chamber of Commerce Week in Rensselaer urging citizens to honor the Jaycees for civic work despite a break in at their office over the weekend with funds missing. The piece notes the 1945 context and local civic spirit.
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Rensselaer, Ind
Emmet Eger
Chamber of Commerce
Rensselaer
Jaycees
Jaycee
Cohen Auto Supply store listing and contact details
Cohen Auto Supply at 15 Franklin St offers automotive and industrial parts tools and equipment with a listed phone number 668-5206 for inquiries and purchases.
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Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St
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Lucy) Courtright
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