Harbor memorial planned for Rep Reed in Barcelona harbor
A memorial and new 5 dock will be dedicated in Barcelona Harbor tomorrow afternoon, honoring late Rep Daniel A Reed of Dunkirk whose efforts led to congressional approval of a $1 million harbor improvement project. The ceremony follows a period of public interest in local infrastructure and commemorates Reed’s congressional support for the port expansion.
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Judge lifts part of injunction on Pennsy strike
PHILADELPHIA AP A federal judge removed part of an injunction prohibiting a strike by the Workers Union over job classification at Pennsylvania Railroad The ruling by U S District Judge Francis L Van Dusen clears the way for non operating employees to strike any time after midnight Sunday and could affect union activity across the railroad system
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Sidewalk Bax and Daze Promotes Two Day Retail Carnival
August 19 from 6 to 9 p.m. and August 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. feature more than 40 retail merchants and 48 sidewalk booths. The event, Sidewalk Bax aur Daze, is an annual promotion by the Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce to boost downtown commerce.
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Capitol Faces Change as Washington Expands
Washington undergoes a facelift with a white Capitol dome in progress and new federal buildings rising southwest toward the Potomac. The Mall area gains a Museum of History project and a tunnel and freeway are planned, while the State Department adds a 97 million dollar annex. Military bands perform on summer evenings by the Potomac.
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Railway Labor Act Modifies May 28 Injunction Effects
Fragmentary OCR describes ongoing labor dispute actions by the railroad. It notes that the May 28 injunction remains in effect to bar a strike over wages and other issues, with further modifications being made under the Railway Labor Act.
Rockefeller Invasion Tops GOP Are Delegates Won't Budge
Rockefeller supporters press a New York surge as Nixon edges toward the nomination. Campaigns rent hotels and theaters while teenagers drum in demonstrations. Some backers say Rockefeller might accept second place if a strong convention demand arises, though Nixon aides and Bell Hall deny any definite choice before Nixon is nominated.
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Kennedy Addresses Age and Religion in Campaign
The Democratic nominee tackles two personal issues in his bid for the presidency. He argues age and faith should not bar leadership, cites past presidents who began young or faced religious scrutiny, and asserts he would not yield to ecclesiastical pressure. He rejects federal aid to parochial schools and would oppose a Vatican ambassador. He notes voters decide for diverse reasons beyond religion and pledges frank handling of the issue.
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Kennedy Religion and Age in 1960 Campaign Tactics
Belman Morty AP Special Correspondent recalls John F Kennedy facing questions about his Catholic faith and age during the 1960 bid. Kennedy invited questions, showcased appeal in primaries like West Virginia, and delivered major speeches on religion and age to reassure voters. An California audience example shows his stance that religion should not affect fitness for office.
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Eichmann Trial Prep in Israel Gains Historic Research Help
Israeli prosecutors for Adolf Eichmann are aided by historians compiling the world’s most complete library on anti Semitism and Nazi war crimes. A 20 man police unit interrogates Dally Bichmany after his Argentina capture while Yad Vashem staff supply ongoing material for the case, potentially delaying trial to 1961.
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