Vacation May Allow Budget Chiefs Time For Study
Harrisburg AP reports a planned two week July recess to ease budget negotiations for 1965-66. Democrats push a $1.151 billion base appropriation and a $35 million tax surplus distribution to schools, while Republicans act with $92 million in emergency funds. House moves wage raises 5-10 percent and a study panel to review state salaries amid civil rights legislative activity.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Scranton
Democrats
Senate
Republicans
Martin P. Mullen
House Appropriations Committee
U.S
House
Judiciary Committee
State Museum
Funeral service held for Samuel Baumgarten at Bracken
Hold service for Samuel Baumgarten was conducted at 2 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rabbi Aaron Shear officiating. Burial in Titusville Jewish Cemetery. Bearers included Morten Gross Albert Hahn Samuel Holtzman Louis Rossin Jack Stahl Philip Zalzneck. Out-of-town mourners arrived from Kensington Maryland Buffalo Cleveland Titusville Toronto Dunkirk Spartansburg and Erie.�
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Baumgarten
Samuel Baum-garten
Bracken Funeral
Aaron Shear
Titusville
Morten Gross
Albert Hahn
Samuel Holtzman
Louis Rossin
Jack Stahl
Philip Zalzneck
Herbert Weiser
Kensington
Abraham Baumgarten
Buffalo
Joseph Baumgarten
Cleveland
Harry Baumgarten
Sheldon Zimmerman
Toronto
Canada
Charles Glaberman
Dunkirk
Spartansburg
Erie
Excerpt Covers Vietnamese Conflict and State Funding Details
The text describes a Vietnamese execution after a man named Dang attacked a building with a scooter bomb, followed by U S spending bills including $92 million in stop gap appropriations and $50.3 million for Pennsylvania State University and Temple University. It notes Scranton administration actions on election law revisions, mine reclamation funding, and a minimum wage bill moving to the Senate.
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Senate
House
Pennsylvania State University
Scranton
Pennsylvania State
Temple Universities
Appalachia
Japan, South Korea sign landmark treaty ending 60 years
JOKYO AP reports Japan and South Korea signed a basic treaty and four agreements to restore full diplomatic relations after 60 years. The event was witnessed by Premier Eisaku Sato as clashes erupted in Seoul and Tokyo with thousands protesting. The accord includes grants and loans totaling 500 million dollars, while Takeshima Island status remains for later talks.
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JOKYO
Japan
South Korea
Seoul
Tokyo
Lee Dong Won
Mtsusaburo Shiina
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Takeshima Island
Sturges and Glavis Funeral Notices Enter Local Obituaries
Final rites for Edwin J. Sturges to be held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Wednesday at 1 p m with burial in Panama Union Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p m and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Mrs Mary BE Gravis rites at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg Thursday 11 a m with interment at St Marys Greek Catholic Cemetery Columbus. Call hours Tuesday 7 to 10 p m and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m.
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Sturges
Edwin J. Sturges
Spitzer Funeral
Clymer
Panama Union Cemetery
Friends
Cleaning Bee at Grange Hall Tuesday at 1 P M
By Florence Kinney a cleaning bee is planned at the grange hall on Tuesday at 1 p m. Members who can attend are asked to be present. The Sparta Firemen Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 8 p m in the hall.
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Florence Kinney
Grange Hall
Pather
Willard Tillotson
Bill
Wexford
Mike Csop
Erie
Holand Morgan
Corry
Cherie
Sandy Tillotson
Sparta Alumni Association
Corry Moose
Ruth Clark
Elof Dahl
Thelma Jackson
Dolly Johnson O'Conner
Lizzy Chelton Hallet
Leon
Ethel Lindsay
Mixer
Lola Chelton Lindstrom
Sugar Grove
Arthur Scouten
Spartansburg
Charles Lamb
Florida
Weekend visits and family birthdays noted in Sparta area
Mr and Mrs Loraine Delaney and children of Apollo visited the Montgomery family. Raymond Reed of Findley Lake joined the Reed family for dinner. Denise and Doreen Reed celebrated birthdays as Father’s Day was observed. Dean Kinner and sons visited Pat’s parents, Gerry Coates. James Kinney spent the weekend with Clyde Kinney’s family. The Sparta Alumni Association plans a Thursday meeting in the home economics building around p.m.
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Leora Stranahan
Corry
Richard Witmer
Carrie Ward
Ada Irwin
Clint Parker
Ripley
N. Y
Wayne Orr
South Carolina
Herman Markham
Mary Lou
Lockhart
Fla
Mabel Schreckengost
Youngsville
D. V. Kinney
Kinneys
Craig Kinney
Findley Lake
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Ible
Herald Press
Linda Nichols
David Nichols
David Marsh
Clyde May
George Long
Adam
George
Zelia Kalkbrenner
Carl
Karen
Ray Stutzman
Osphrey
Sparta Firemen
Loraine Delaney
Apollo
George Montgomery
Raymond Reed
Jim Reed
Beesides
Denise
Doreen Reed
Doreen
Dean Kinner
James Kinney
Johnstown
Clyde Kinney
Sparta
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U. S
Dang
Ho Chi Minh
North
Viet Nam
Gia Dinh
Zengakuren
Korea
Northeast Asia
South
North Korea
Corry Savings and Loan
American Legion
Youngsville Legion
Ashtabula
Girard-Fairview
Summit Township
Wesleyville Legion Field
Joe Linden
Catcher
Harold Linden
R. D
Bennett
Northwestern Rural Electric Association
Cambridge Springs
Clifford Morton
Jane Parker
Ann Page
Macaroni
Washington St
Corry, PA
BLATT
Corry Drive-In
John Ford
Richard Widmark
Carroll Baker
Karl Malden
Pathe’color
First Avenue
Lillian Clark
John
B.S
Rossbacher
Insurance Service
Fist Avenue
Irvin Downs
Robert Anthony
Zalzneck
Family Shoe Store
Black Patent
William Leaby
James Haslett
Goodyear
Remington Mall Chain
Johnson Bros
South First Avenue
Russell Darrow
John Veltenburg
Florence Daye
Richard Mountain
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Mrs
Homer Loomis
Dorothy Morrison
A. O. Smith
Bob Garfield
North First
Donald Patterson
Eugene Matson
White Wall Tires
Fitch Motors
First Ave
Clarabel Sorenson
Harold Schaefer
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