Kennedy backs Goldberg in rail labor deadlock
President Kennedy proposes Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg decide all issues in the rail labor dispute between carriers and operating unions. If accepted, work rules would not take effect until Goldberg issues a binding report before the 1963 64 term. Deadline for consideration set, with potential legislative action if a strike looms.
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Washington
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
J. E. Wolfe
Jiewsten
White House
Goldberg
Wolfe
Wolfe Sid. Goldberg
Corry Schools Hire Five New Teachers
Corry Joint Committee approved five new hires for English, journalism, social studies, and three grade positions. New staff include Mrs Gladys Howe in English and Journalism at 5500, Mrs Norris Hooven in English at 4000, Eugene Cross in social studies at 4200, Mrs Mary Johnson in English and Spanish at 5200, and Mrs Wiliam Peiffer in third grade at 4800. Several resignations left vacancies and two positions remain unfilled. a fence extension at the old Fairview property was requested and a high school site plan is being filed.
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Corry Joint Committee
Thomas Shupe
Gladys Howe
Pittsburgh
Herbert Blodell
Howe
Corry
University of Pittsburgh
Norris Hooven
Mead Avenue
Miles Lott
Hooven
Warren
Eugene Cross
Waterford
Sohni Kanteina
Mary Johnson
Spartansburg
Phyllis Hill
Wiliam Peiffer
North Center Street
Concord
Lott
Hindell
Colleen Marks
University of Tinois
al Holton
Fairview
Bench Warrant Issued Against Corry Motorist
Three Erie County judges issued 36 support orders and disposed of five cases while continuing eight others in a heavy session of the county non-support court over the weekend. A bench warrant was issued for Walter B Peake of 927 East Street after he failed to appear on a speeding charge. his bond was set at $300.
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Erie County
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Burton R. Laub
Elmer Lvans
Walter 8. Peake
East Street
Peake
Rossiter
John J. Zelan
Girard Township
Veren
Lester O. Gray
Bond Street
State Solons Argue Seven Million May or May Not Exist
Harrisburg AP The legislature focused on 1983 64 spending and an alleged $7 million that may not exist The House appropriated 2 5 million Monday night as debates over the remaining funds intensify The Appropriations Committee called a meeting to consider the huge general appropriation bill The 993 million total covers spending proposed from July 1 The unappropriated $7 million appeared on books from 1962 63 when a deficit was reported Democrats urged stepping up several programs within the 31 2 million of 20 bills including 12 4 million for industrial development and 8 million for urban renewal Rep J Dean Polen proposed a 2 49 million increase for sewage treatment financing
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Harrisburg
Scranton
House
House Appropriations Committee
Blaine C. Hocker
R-Dauphin
J.dean Polen
D-Washington
Polen
Record Low 28 Degrees Hurts City Crops
Corry residents survey ruined gardens after a 28 degree low last night. Joseph Consolo reports corn beans tomatoes and squash killed. Kane dipped to 20 degrees as drought hampers crops. Weather bureau expects clear cool weather with gradual warming forecast for tomorrow.
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Corry
Joseph Consolo
Railroad Street
Curry
Kane
Pennsylvania
U. S. Weather Bureau
Forbidden Peek At Gown Sparks Superstition Clash
Perris Hage designs and makes the wedding gown for his bride to be May Pettis of Rochester. The couple plans to marry August 10 with Hage also creating gowns for six bridesmaids despite a superstition ban on a pre wedding look.
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Inochester
N.Y
Perris Hage
Hage
May Pettis
Rochester
Hager
Police Scout Cleveland For Slayer Of Money Genius
Cleveland officials search for Mervin TL Gold a noted scare figure and author found murdered. Gold who had risen from driver to businessman was discovered Monday night in the trunk of a car in a suburban Solon area. Coroner says bullets or strangulation could have killed the 32 year old man. Sheriff orders questioning of Alex Birns based on information from Golds wife Lily.
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Cleveland
Mervin TL
Gold
Subarbart Solon
Miller
Samuel R. Gerber
Pepper Pike
Gerber
James McGettrick
Alex
Sandor) Birns
Birns
Lily
Hermisband
Visi Bims
FBI
Escape Across Border Sparks East German Fire
A 20 year old East German guard fired about 20 shots at a refugee fleeing toward the West, but the man escaped unharmed into West Berlin. The incident occurred in a railroad yard on the border between the French sector and East Berlin.
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West Berlin
East Berlin
China and Soviet clash delays reconciliation talks
In Moscow Soviet charges accuse China of aggravating Sino Soviet rifts as Western analysts note delays in talks. Khrushchev, Spaak, and Chinese envoys move to ease tensions after a harsh Soviet party statement condemning Beijing. Continued coverage on page six.
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Unio
Pal - Heart Spaak
Feof
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Lenin Hills
Walti Foking
Kiev
Horuahchev
Spank
New Soviet Party
Pekine
Soviet Union
Chinese Communist Party
Chey
Openkerk
China
Ho Totke
Corps Scores Camp Site By Jet Runway
Willow Grove Pa. AP The Marine Corps criticizes locating a day camp near jet runways after a jet fighter crashed into Green Hills camp causing seven deaths and seventeen injuries. Navy Captain Waldman said dangers were repeatedly pointed out since 1957. Continued on Page Two.
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Willow Grove
Marine Corps
Green Hills
Navy
Albert Waldman
Willow Grove Naval al Station
Marine
Willows Grove
School Taxes Go Up For 5 Of 6 Districts
At a Corry area school board meeting Secretary 8. E. Anderson outlined tax changes across six districts. Concord Township rises from 40 to 50 mills, Corry unchanged at 17, Columbus from 25 to 35, Elgin from 85 to 90? 50 mills, Wayne Township up from 28 to 35, Spring Creek from 20 to 30. Assessments differ by county, prompting plans to compare property by property to gauge tax fairness and budget pressures on rural districts.
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Corry
E. Anderson
Concord Township
Milla
Columbus
SY Mills
Elgin
Wayne Township
Spring Creek
Wayne
Concord
Erie County
Warren County
Faures
Racial Integration Drive Nears Nationwide NAACP Meet
NAACP delegates at Chicago convention outlined a stepped up public school desegregation campaign. Roy Wilkins said the push covers 70 cities in 15 Northern states with similar momentum in the South. Delegates urged vigorous local action to accelerate desegregation everywhere.
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NAACP
Chicago
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
Bar Jackson Voting Books To Negroes
In Jackson Mississippi Negroes who paused protests to push voter registration learned the books were suddenly closed The effort to register electors faces a potential restart of demonstrations unless relief arrives For now Hinds County Circuit Clerk H Ashford said staff overload hindered registration amid a directive from judges McGowar and Hendrick
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Jackson. Miss
Mississippi
R. L. T .Smith
Jackson
Hinds County
Ashford
Mall
New Orleans -Times-Pleayune
M. M. McGowar
Leon Hendrick
Differences Aired In Corry Area School Budget Clash
Corry area school directors aired long standing tensions last night over budget priorities. Supt. Thomas Shupe cited difficulty finding a qualified counsellor at 7000 dollars next year, while others urged limiting deficits and prioritizing counseling over music and athletics. Director Ott criticized overstep by the jointure board as budget tensions threaten student interests.
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Corry
Thomas Shupe
Ginlshed
Isvel
Erie County Pays $41 147 In Tax Collectors Fees
Erie County paid 41 147 to 98 tax collectors for collecting 3 401 508 in 1962 taxes. Tax totals included 932 519 in personal property taxes and an estimated 3 627 000 in taxes on a 279 000 000 property base. Collectors were paid up to five percent. Names and earnings of area collectors are listed, including Carlton W Smith, Harriet Myers, Agnes McCray, Marion L Stevn, Georges d Michael, Annie Blick, Jane M Phelps, and Dorothy Lindberg.
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Erie County
Byron J. Clapper
Carlton W Smith
Harriet Myers
Corry
Agnes McCray
Elgin
Marion L. Stevn
Bumiyit Township
Georges d
Micchael
Union City
Annie Blick
Watéford
Jane M. Phelps
Wattsburg
Dorothy Lindberg
Wayne Township
Historic lung transplant marks new surgical era
Doctors at Presbyterian University Hospital Pittsburgh transplanted a lung from a dead donor into a living patient, a 44 year old emphysema sufferer. The donor died about an hour before surgery and the lung was kept alive with cooled circulation. A prior Missouri case involved a 61 year old lung cancer patient who died soon after the operation from an unrelated disorder.
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Pittburghaps
Missouri
Presbyterian University Hospital
Delther
Four-year-old Tammy Hall Burned By Hot Coffee
Tammy Hall, four, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall, suffered second and third degree burns to the neck chest back and arms when a pot of hot coffee tipped over near a stove yesterday afternoon. She remained in satisfactory condition at Carry Memorial Hospital as of this afternoon.
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Carry
Carry Memorial Hospital
Tammy
Charles Hall
Pittsburgh Fire Claims One Life
A fire of undetermined origin damaged an Oakland apartment house in Pittsburgh today. Crews found a male body after extinguishing the blaze. The victim was not immediately identified and there was no clear indication of how he reached the apartment. Fire officials estimated the damage to the structure.
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Pittsburgh
Oakland
Hremen
Wilam Martin
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