Congress Belts the Line and Postal Wage Rise
Congress again fights the wage line while a 11 percent civil service raise faces House passage after Senate approval. Postal workers win 10 percent. overall federal payroll nears 1.5 billion, with military pay rises. Obituary notes Frank X. Gaughen dies at 70 in Clearwater, memorials pending.
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Backache Relief Claim Promotes a Quick Fix
An old fashioned pain relief ad promises fast relief from backache headaches and muscular pains caused by exertion and stress. It touts gentle diuretic effects and improved sleep while claiming benefits for bladder irritation and kidney health, urging readers to try the product today.
Barbershop Singers Vie For Top Crown In Columbus
The World Series of barber shop singing takes place this week in Columbus Ohio to crown international champions Warren dominates district regional titles and with 50 voices the Warren Choirs travel there. Louis Sears travels with a son Robert in a quartet from Mobile Alan Corry residents can hear a CBS radio rebroadcast of the final competition Sunday at 1 05 p m daylight time.
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Hollings Wins Democratic Gubernatorial Primary Runoff
In South Carolina a June 24 runoff will decide the Democratic nominee for governor between Ernest F. Hollings, 36, Charleston attorney and lieutenant governor, and Donald Russell, 52, former USC president. Hollings led in unofficial totals with 140,779 votes to Russell's 118,638, while Anderson Mayor William G. Johnston trailed. The day also saw the shooting death of State Sen. Paul A. Wallace as he learned of renomination results, with County Clerk Henry A. Rogers detained.
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Paul A. Wallace
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Bennettsville
Henry A. Rogers
Dragnet's Future Explored by Jack Web in TV Highlights
TV writer Jack Web reflects on the lasting impact of Dragnet as it enters its seventh NBC season while producer Mark VII shifts focus to new projects. He recalls Joe Friday, discusses pace, public reaction, and the possible end of the Dragnet era, noting pilot work on Pete Kelly's Blues and the uncertain path ahead for the series.
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Gray Bails
Bedford Pa Probe Delays Verdict In Fatal Roadside Shooting
An investigation continues into the fatal roadside shooting of Joseph S. Smith 50 of Everett whose body was found on a rural road near Clearville. State police say the incident appears accidental and a 22 caliber rifle was located near the body.
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Pa. Employers May Battle Jobless Plan
Indications arose that Pennsylvania employers may challenge Gov Leader s authority to extend unemployment benefits to about 50 000 unemployed. A spokesman noted employers would bear the long term cost of the payment extension. Pennsylvania joined a federal program to loan funds for 15 extra weeks of benefits beyond 30 weeks, repayable to the federal government by 1963. If unpaid, employer contributions to the federal fund would rise.
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Teun
State Employment Security Bureau
Corry News Briefs: Official shuffle amid flood rains
In Harrisburg Gov. Barboday named Arthur Colegrove as public utility commissioner replacing Guy Bard who moved to attorney gor. Heavy rains deluged northwest Pennsylvania with Franklin area reporting damage while Corry had torrential showers followed by morning downpours. Children’s Day services drew large congregations across the city churches.
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George H. Barboday
Arthur Colegrove
Guy E.i Bard
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Gore
Pennsylvania
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Corry
Ile
Population shift fuels debates on economic future
In a Business Mirror piece from New York, experts warn rising under age 20 and longer life expectancy will pressure schools housing roads and public works. Robert J. Lampman of NBER says fewer workers will shrink per capita output unless labor force participation and hours rise. Miriam De Ford adds mobility and tech gains can offset aging, while retirement rule changes and sustained capital deepening are urged to sustain both young and old as Ward Bond undergoes an operation in a related sidebar.
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Robert J. Lampmian
Reveaot
National Bureau of Economic Research
United States
Miriam Allen Deford
San Pruncisdo
Lampman
Corry Erie Loan Office Opens For Cash Loans
A local loan office in Corry and Erie opens offering cash loans with quick approvals. patrons are urged to bring identification and proof of income to access funds today.
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