Four Freshmen at Rainbow Gardens July Show Erie
The Four Freshmen will perform July 4 at Rainbow Gardens Waldameer Park in Erie with dancing from 7 a.m. to 7 a.m. The group will focus on vocalizing and feature Bob Flanigan on trombone and bass, Ross Barbour as master of ceremonies and drummer, Ken Albers on trumpet, and Bill Comstock on second vocal and harp.
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Rainbow Gardens
Waldameer Park
Erie
Bob Flanigan
Ross Barbour
Ken Albers
Bill Comstock
Exile government at Guantanamo proposed for Cuba
In a Rotary Club luncheon address, Senator Barry Goldwater urged creating an exile Cuban government at the U S naval base in Guantanamo as a first step toward liberating Cuba from Fidel Castro. He warned of Soviet displeasure but said Americans are ready for action beyond Kennedy era inaction.
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Senate
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H-Coro
X Free Chay Alupast
Cuba
U.S
Khrushchev
Titan Launching Success At Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif report notes three of four Titan IF launches from Vandenberg succeeded with the latest firing deemed satisfactory. The intercontinental ballistic missile roared from a concrete silo and disappeared into the Pacific Missile Range, marking another test in the Air Force program.
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TITAN
Vandenberg Air Force Bash
Calif
Pacific
Cardinals Name Montini Pope
The Vatican announced Montini as the new pope amid a short conclave with three ballots. He chose the name Paul VI to honor centuries of papal names and signaled continuity by appointing Amleto Cardinal Cicognani as secretary of state. White smoke signaled the election to cheering crowds in St. Peter's Square.
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St. Peter's
Campanone
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John XXII
Raimondo Manzini
L'Osservatore Romano
Paul
Amleto Cardinal Cicognani
Cardinal Cicognani
Pope John
Vatican
Pontiff
Sistine Chapel
22 Million Jobs Going
Washington officials forecast 22 million jobs could be eliminated this decade due to automation and technology. Sey mour L. Wolfbein testified before the Senate Small Business Committee that overall growth and demand for goods must absorb those jobs, with the hardest hit being workers with limited education or skills.
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Labor Department
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Small Business Committee
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Department
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Crowds Fill St Peters Square As Rome Votes
Word of the election sent crowds of Romans into St Peter's Square on Thursday. Sunshine and warmth drew more than 100,000 people into the square as results spread through the city.
Erie County Employment Up Over 900
Erie County shows an employment rise of nearly 1,000, with total workers around 80,000 and unemployment at 6.8 percent. Factory hiring led the gain, increasing durable goods activity by about 200, while nonmanufacturing payrolls rose to 41,600. Local unemployment benefits filings for the week reached 3,829, up from 3,652 a year ago.
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Erie County
William Michael
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Michael
Erie Pses
Oil heir remarries in Los Angeles
Oil heir Edward L Doheny III has wed again, marrying Joyce Annett Vanderbilt widow of financier George Vanderbilt. Attorney Vernon Barrett announced the ceremony yesterday in Los Angeles, noting Vanderbilt’s death left her a widow.
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Los Angeles
Edward L. Doheny
Vernon Barrett
Doheny
Joyce Annett Vanderbilt
Millonaires
George Vanderbilt
Boy Killed by Lightning While At Play
In Du Bois Pennsylvania AP reports a lightning strike during a thunderstorm killed Roald Bloom 13 of Lutherburg and injured his companion William DeLarme 11 also of Lutherburg. They were building a play shed near the DeLarme home when the bolt struck. Bloom died at a Du Bois hospital. DeLarme was listed in fair condition.
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DU Boi
Lithersbore
Roald Bloom
Luthersburg
du Bois
William DeLarme
Lithersburg
DeLarme
Red Chinese blast Kennedy in nuclear disarmament plea
In Tokyo Radio Peking assailed President Kennedy as pursuing a cunning and sinister plot to divide Moscow and Beijing. The People’s Daily printed his June 10 speech at American University and a Kremlin commentator praised parts of the address while noting its call for mutual tolerance as a step toward world peace.
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Red China
Kennedy
Soviet Union
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Peking
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People’s Daily
American University
Kremlin
Eriez Hobby Stocks Start Fast at Eriez Speedway
Eriez Speedway fans roared as 20 new cars and about 35 of the 1932-50 hobby stocks prep for a 10-event program starting at 1:30 p.m. Promoters expect wheel-to-wheel duels as front-runners including winner Mike Komisarski of Girard, Pa., return for another Sunday card that drew nearly 2,000 fans.
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Thelve Moust
Eriez Speedway
Mike Komisarski
Girard
Police Crack Big Gambling Syndicate
State police arrested 58 people across New York and Pennsylvania in a major lottery operation, seizing 50 000 tickets and paraphernalia. Utica served as the ring’s hub, with leaders including Anglo Thomas of Alicia and associates linked to 1957 Apalachi gangland figures. Authorities said the ring covered multiple cities and expanded activity in central and western New York and the Newburgh area.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Utica
N.Y
U. S. Treasury
Anglo Thomas
Alica
Thomas
Joseph Paleone
Rosario Manerso
Binghamton
Pittsburgh
Ulica
Buffalo
Syracuse
Corning
Watertown
Newburgh
Niazara Alls
Rochester
Funeral rites for Miss Sibyl Sheldon set Saturday
Final rites for Miss Sibyl Sheldon will be held at St. George Funeral Home Saturday at 1d a m. Interment follows in McCray Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday night 7 to 9 and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Sibyl Sheldon
St. George Funeral Home
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