Musmanno Seeks Hearing on 6000 Philadelphia Votes
Attorneys for Justice Michael A. Musmanno ask the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to review the validity of about 6,000 votes cast in Philadelphia during the April 28 primary. The votes, cast on the wrong line, were struck down by a Common Pleas Court judge. Musmanno trails Blatt by 636 votes for the Democratic U S Senate nomination and is on leave from the state Supreme Court.
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Michael A. Musmanno
Pennsylvenia Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Musmanno
Genevieve Blait
U.S
State Supreme Court
Musmanna
Atty. Iam E. Freedman
John €. Bell Jr
Blatt
Freedman
Scranton Attacks Goldwater Then Reverses Stand
Gov. Scranton accused Sen. Barry Goldwater of lacking courage to debate on television in a Denver press conference minutes after a St. Louis remark. He clarified the term later and said Goldwater has personal courage but is guarded by political handlers. Scranton pledged support if Goldwater is the Republican nominee and continued a delegate blitz across multiple states before returning to Harrisburg.
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Pennsylvania
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New Hampshire
Johnson
Harrisburg
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Iowa
Minnesota
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Missouri
Colorado
GOP Denies Denis Job Estimates in Harrisburg
The Scranton Administration rejects Central figures claiming state employment rose to 86,858 jobs last month. Otis B. Morse accused Gov. Scranton of insincerity in austerity plans. John Ingram counters that agency totals under Scranton show 81,531, with 83,516 when including other branches.
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Scranton
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Otis B. Morse
Ingram
Jackie In Philly To Plan Memorial
Mrs. John F. Kennedy visited Philadelphia to discuss with architect Louis Kahn memorial library plans for the late president. Kahn, renowned for works like the Richards Medical Research Building at the University of Pennsylvania, is involved along with several other architects on the project and Salk Center for Biological Studies at La Jolla is cited among his works.
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Memorial
Philadelphia
John F. Kennedy
Louis T. Kahn
Boston
Kahn
Richards Medical Research
University of Pennsylvania
Salk Center For Biological Studies
la Jolla
Calif
Goldwater delegate lead grows before San Francisco vote
The AP delegate poll shows Goldwater with 677 delegates, more than enough for nomination if sustained through the first ballot. After a break in Harrisburg, Scranton will fly to Louisville Friday afternoon, then to Boston to keynote the Massachusetts Republican Convention Saturday.
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Goldwater
San Francisco
Harrisburg
Scranton
Louisville
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Woman's economic worth cited in court case
A 20 year old mother in Florida was valued at 417090 for her husband’s lifetime, based on a professor's calculation of her household earnings from a public school teacher salary and domestic servant duties. The testimony supported Wright Sarvis' suit against Seaboard Air Line Railroad over his wife's death in a November car train collision.
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University of Florida
Roy Lassiter
Wright E. Sarvis
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Sarvis
Union City manager arrested in fish kill case
Union City man Donald D. Rooney 35, superintendent of the Orange League Federation fertilizer plant, was arrested on a charge of polluting a stream that killed about 10,000 game fish last May 8. He pleaded innocent, waived a preliminary hearing, and posted a $500 bond before Justice of the Peace Peter A. DeGerlando. Ted Kalista of the State Department of Health said Rooney dumped liquid ammonia into the south branch of French Creek, killing thousands of game fish and minnows during a Council meeting in Union City.
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Donald D. Rooney
Orange League Federation
French Creek
Union City Justice of the Peace
Peter A. DeGerlando
Ted Kalista
State Department of Health
Meadville
Erie County Council of Sportsmen Clubs
Rooney
Kalista
Armored bandit robs Pa bank for 27800 dollars
Hyndman Bedford County bank vigil reported an armed robber entered the Hibitzell National Bank on Wednesday. He secured three customers and five employees before fleeing with about 27800 dollars. Police set up roadblocks toward Pontylvetria and Mary, aided by bloodhounds and helicopter crews seeking the suspect, described as 5 feet 10 inches, 240 pounds, wearing a checkered coat.
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Hiblitzell National Bank
Bedford
Pontylvetria
Enel Mary and
Tom
Hank
Barry Boasts 361 Delegates in Presidential Race
Barry Goldwater claims 361 delegates with 86 votes from California on his slate and pledges from signers to back him until his concession. Across Alabama to Wyoming, delegates sum to 213, with Alabama 20, Arizona 14, Idaho 14, Louisiana 20, Nebraska 10, Oklahoma 22, South Carolina 16, Texas 16, Virginia 10, Wyoming 12 among states.
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Goldwater
Tate
Alabama
Arizuwa
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Delegates and pitches in the 1964 GOP nominating race
The piece notes district convention instructions in multiple states, with about 40 delegates pledged to Goldwater yet many others only expressing support. It also mentions Scranton’s challenge to Goldwater and a Philadelphia memorial plaque dedication for the late Senator Robert Kennedy during Independence Mall ceremonies on June 29 as part of Freedom Week observances.
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Kansas
Minnnesota
Missouri
North Cyruling
Tennessee
Vibeinis
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsyl
Philadelphia
Ward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert F. Kennedy
Independence Mall
Devil
Kennedy
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