Emergency State Funds Plan Moves Through House
An eight month stop gap funding plan for state government advances in the House to cover welfare education institutions and other programs at current levels through February. The bill faces a Wednesday vote after committee approval and relies on new taxes if a new legislature is not elected to enact them. Also noted were Senate measures on high interest loans and restitution, and a fatal fall at Hatfield Ferry Power Plant near Masontown where a 32 year old man died painting a smokestack.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Pitt
House
Masontown
Edward Massey
Riverdale
Hatfield Ferry
Fayette County
Massey
Corry student urges dialog as Vietnam debate widens
Peter McLaughlin of Corry, Princeton junior, told Kiwanis members last night that a national polarization exists between youths and adults due to protest coverage. He urged local dialogue to dispel media images and argued the war has become LBJ's, with Cambodia expansion as a logical step toward a stable South Vietnam under U.S. influence. He warned that failures like Vietnamization show no lasting constituency and that Indochina could become Communist if the United States and allies fail to reconcile tensions.
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Peter McLaughlin
Corry
Princeton University
Kiwanis Club
McLaughlin
LBJ
Cambodia
Johnson
South Vietnam
United States
Princeton
South Viet Nam
Kiwaniana
Students For A Democratic
Jamestown Youth Seized With Drugs
Jamestown detectives seized drugs valued at about 4200 dollars and charged 18 year old Frederick Charles Sanden with felony third degree possession. He was arrested at the bus station after detectives traced the haul to him and found about three pounds of marijuana and 275 mescaline tablets. Sanden awaits arraignment in City Court with no bail set.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Frederick Charles Sanden
Richard D. Ream
Lt. Ream
Sanden
Lester W. Berglund
Thieves Hit Two Homes in West Smith Street Area
Two larcenies occurred last night in the West Smith street neighborhood as doors were left unlocked. Victims Mrs. Alfred Haenel of 57 West Smith street and Mrs. Albert Ross of 252 West Smith street reported losses totaling 113 dollars. Haenel said entry occurred between 11:30 p.m. and 6:30 a.m. via an unlocked kitchen door. a basket and cash were taken. Ross reported a missing purse from the kitchen table. police found the purse under a tree in the back yard.
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Alfred Haenel
West Smith Street
Albert Ross
Haenel
Ross
Penelec Faces State Mediation Over Weekslong Strike
In Ebensburg Pa the Pennsylvania Electric Co and 1750 members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers face a show cause order under a 1947 mediation law. A Cambria County judge urged use of the law to pause the strike and appoint a governor mediator then an arbitration board if needed. The walkout by linemen to meter readers began May 28 across 33 counties after stalled bargaining. The company has used non union staff to maintain service.
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Ebensburg
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Electrical Workers
Penelec
Cambrian County Common Pleas Court
H. Clifton McWilliams
Judge McWilliams
International Brotherhood, of Electrical
Pennsylvania
Court Narrows Objector Rules on Conscience
Supreme Court ruling allows broader conscience objections to exempt from military service under Seeger criteria. It upheld that objectors need not hold traditional religious beliefs if their pacifist views are held with religious fervor or deeply held moral or philosophical conviction. Selective Service will seek methods to separate sincere objectors from phonies amid uncertain impact on drafts and guidelines.
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Washington
Selective Service
Supreme Court
Curtis W. Tarr
United States Vs. Seeger
High Court
Elliott A. Welsh II
Welsh
City Ordinance Would Force Weed Control
City officials plan a weed control ordinance to curb growth this summer. City engineer David Johnson urged council to pass the measure, noting prior attempts in 1965 and 1968 failed. A housing officer could aid enforcement, with draft legislation to be prepared with city solicitor Douglas Rozelle. The ordinance would allow the city to bill property owners or file liens for weed removal.
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David Johnson
Johnson
Douglas Rozelle
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Route 6 Plaza
Edward Zarger
Benjamin Calderone
Peitonere Sonna
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International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Ajax Iron Worka
Ray Weber
Anld
Abe
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Iamaws
Housing Authority
Thomas Lamendola
Sam Fisher
HUD
Warren Napier
William Helmintoller
City Housing
Endsley
Corry Area
E. Amnette Coates
Tom Telge
Kenneth Pitzer
Stanford University
New York City
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