Wage Guidelines Seen as Dead by Labor Leaders
AFL-CIO President George Meany reportedly regards President Johnson’s wage price guidelines as dead. A source says labor has won its fight to bury them, with indications the guideposts are already out. Johnson’s inflation control tool has faded as contracts exceed the 3.2 percent limit and the emergency board backs a 4 percent airline mechanic raise.
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$34 Million School Bonus On Desk Of Pa Governor
A bill to distribute 34 million in subsidy bonuses to Pennsylvania school districts for the coming school year awaits Gov. Scranton's signature. The Republican Senate approved the House measure 48 to 0.
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County orders Wayne street sewers to replace private line
Erie County Department of Health moves to force three Wayne street households to connect to a city sewer after a private line broke. Richard Fuller and Erkki Rainesalo indicate compliance, Morgan Beverly will not. Pollution and fish kills linked to the private line and Meadow Lane context noted. World Seventh-day Adventist Conference at Cobo Hall in Detroit opens with 10,000 expected through June 26.
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No Second Ward Split Favored by Registrar in Corry
Erie County commissioners seek ruling from the voter registration office on splitting Corty's Second Ward into two precincts. Chief Registrar Helen Gressley and voting machine custodian Ted Kormos oppose the move, noting two machines and sufficient capacity in the ward. They cite additional staffing and rental costs as key economic reasons against the split. Local petitioners say the ward size hampers outreach to voters though the ward lists show 1,064 voters at the polls.
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Satellites Launched by Titan Rocket
Eight satellites were launched aboard the Titan 3 rocket in its fourth test flight from Cape Kennedy. The payload includes seven communications satellites designed to relay messages between Washington and strategic points around the world. The craft reached a near 103 to 115 mile orbit, with plans for global 21 000 mile high circular orbits and Army ground terminals to assist message routing.
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Castro Executions Reported at La Cabana Prison
Exiles in Miami claim Fidel Castro’s regime executed 166 prisoners on May 27 at La Cabana Havana, bleeding each prisoner before shooting. Dr. Miguel Angel Olba Benito, former Cuban lawyer and head of the Humane Treatment commission, spoke at a Cuban Lions Club in Exile meeting memorializing three members executed in Cuba.
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De Gaulle Worries U S Chiefs Over German Unification Talks
Washington reports say President Charles de Gaulle plans to test Soviet readiness on a German settlement during a Moscow visit. U S officials fear his approach could curb American influence in Europe while citing the need for a united Germany within a broader European system.
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Standard Chair Co. faces sheriff sale in Erie County
Standard Chair Co. of Union City is one of 21 parcels set for sheriff's sale tomorrow at Erie County Courthouse after Unio Bank and Trust Co. foreclosed on mortgages. The outstanding debt is about $260 000. Production stopped six weeks ago. Two years ago Olean officials bid to move the plant there but an industrial development loan kept it in Union City after refinancings.
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Mansfield Sets Talk With Rusk Over Viet Nam Peace Plan
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield urged a direct U S China meeting between Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Hed Chen Yi to discuss a peaceful Viet Nam settlement. He warned the war could become a U S Chinese conflict like Korea and urged high level talks.
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Paratroopers Crack Down as Saigon Curfew Tightens
In Saigon Prime Minister Ky expands a curfew and dispatches paratroopers against Buddhist protesters amid rising clashes. Marines hold a hillside fortress near Hue after a night-long battle with Viet Cong as U S air and ground forces press North Vietnam.
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U S Toll In War 142 For Past Week
In Saigon the U S combat deaths rose to 142 with 741 wounded and one missing or captured last week. Allied losses included 1,240 Communist dead and 166 captured. South Vietnamese troops reported 151 killed and 30 missing. Australian, South Korean, and New Zealand forces added six battle deaths and 14 wounded.
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Vincent Rojo Dies in Madrid After Civil War Service
Vincent Rojo, a member of the Republican army during the civil war from 1936 to 1939, died Wednesday in Madrid at age 71. He was associated with Madrid’s military efforts during the conflict.
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Set To Act On Probe Of Drugs Among Students
Harrisburg AP report says the Pennsylvania Senate will consider a $20 000 bill to fund a joint legislative probe into marijuana use by college students. The House bill was trimmed by $10,000 before moving to the floor. A House resolution seeks to expand the inquiry to all narcotic drugs and all users, with Senate concurrence still needed. Majority Leader Joshua Eilberg led the resolution, spurred by Philadelphia committee hearings noting police involvement in narcotics sales.
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Wait For Hours Gotham Golfers Need Stamina To Tee Off
In the New York metropolitan area public links golf demands extreme stamina. Weekend players rise before dawn, sleep under blankets in cars at course lots, and race to finish an 18 hole round before nightfall. Early starts erase four hours of night to day.
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Municipal course to open next year at Corry
The golf project in Corry advances as seeding starts by Wurst Broth es, the builder, with opening planned for next year. The progress signals a brighter outlook for the city’s golf scene as construction moves forward.
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Tractor Roll Fatality Near Franklin
A seventy something Sandy Lake man, Norman Glebner, was killed when a farm tractor toppled on him while he was helping Ernest Paden on a steep grade in Sugar Grove Township. The death was ruled accidental with a broken neck by Venango County Deputy Coroner Frank E. Butters. Glebner, partially crippled, had recently lived in a trailer near Stoneboro after a prior house fire.
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Spa Centennial Car Caravan Heads to Corry
A caravan of modern and antique cars from Cambridge Springs will reach Corry around 3 p m Saturday as publicity for Corry's Centennial. Mayor William Peiffer will greet the procession at Bea's Steak House Route 6 and escort it into town. Cambridge Springs’ Centennial week runs July 10 with nightly pageants carnival fireworks parades and dances.
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Death of Rev James M. Egan in Providence retreat
Reverend James M. Egan director of the Geabiote School of Theology at St Marys College South Bend Indiana died Wednesday in Providence Rhode Island while on retreat at Providence College. He was by
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