Judge Bans Picketing At Rouse Home
Judge Alexander C. Flick Jr. extends a permanent injunction against Labor Local 174 of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers at the Rouse Home in Youngsville. The ruling follows weeks of study after picket lines formed in March over wage disputes, noting a misapplied wage scale in Goss Co. bids. The decision lets construction proceed on the $1 million project despite the union’s stance.
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National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Afi-Cio
Rouse
Youngsville
Alexander C. Flick Jr
Flick
Local 174
Electrical
R. D. Goss Co
Clearfield
Goss
Department of Labor
Beatle Visit Sparks Tokyo Ultrapatriotic Protest
In downtown Tokyo, ultranationalist Bin Akao leads a demonstration against the Beatles coming to Japan. He condemns police security costs and proposes shaving the musicians’ hair before expelling them, as part of his Greater Japan Patriotic party’s stance.
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Tokyo
bin Akao
Greater Japan Patriotic Party
Japan
Akao
Erie County Tops Employment Record Amid Growth and Unemployment Dip
Erie County reports a new high in total employed at 101,500 with unemployment at 3.1 percent, while weekly claims show mixed changes. Jobless rolls fall as shop and non shop sectors differ in hours, with seasonal boosts expected then tapering by mid-summer. Norma Rae Harper of Liberty Pa is out of Miss Wool of America 1966. Barbara Elizabeth Petsel of Cedar Rapids, Iowa wins.
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Erie County
Joseph M. Kablach
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Erie
Kablach
San Angelo
Tex
Norma Rae Harper
Liberty
Barbara Elizabeth Petsel
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Shapp Gains Help From Humphrey and Kennedy
Pennsylvania gubernatorial hopeful Milton J. Shapp announced that Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey offered to campaign for him in the state and that discussions are underway to schedule appearances. Senator Robert F. Kennedy offered aid but no firm plans exist as he begins a tour of Africa.
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HHA
RFK
Shapp
Philadelphia
Milton J. Shapp
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Humphrey
National Newspaper Publishers Association
Negro Press
Shap
Kennedy
Africa
Musmanno to march with Mississippi demonstrators in Jackson
State Supreme Court Justice Michael Musmanno was to join the Mississippi freedom marchers in Jackson today. He said he would stay in Jackson until Sunday.
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Musmanno
Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
Michael Musmanno
Mississippi Freedom
Jackson
Miss
400 To Work On Building Power Plant
Warren near future Seneca power plant project at Kinma dam site will employ about 400, double those who built the dam. Larry Sowles, resident engineer for Hankin Conkey Construction Co, says the firm is general contractor for both the dam and the generating station. The $40 million plant will have 380000 kilowatt hours capacity and be operated by remote control from Penelec's Warren station. Reservoir covering 100 acres is underway atop the hill above the dam. plant work starts as reservoir nears completion, with operation expected in 1908.
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Warren
Seneca
Kinma Dam
Larry Sowles
Hankin-Conkey Construction Co
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Penelec
Church Bible School at Columbus Community continues
The Columbus Community church Vacation Bible School finished its first week with 10 youngsters and 9 teachers and helpers. The second week starts Monday at 9 am. Teachers include Mrs. Donald Chase and Rev. Walter J. Thoms among others. Music by Mrs. Vernelia Page with Mrs. Leonard Edwards directing. Assistants listed. secretary is Miss Debbie Mes.
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The
Columbus Community Church
Donald Chase
Charles Dodd
Emory Morton
Gene Hasbrouck
Charles Kennedy
Edith Miller
Walter J., Thoms
Vernelia Page
MIT Receives 254000 Grant for Brain Study
Massachusetts Institute of Technology has received a 254000 grant from the John A Hartford Foundation of New York for research on the human brain. The funding supports neuroscience projects and may advance understanding of brain function and related therapies.
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Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John A. Hartford
Salaries in County Offices Increment Ranges Listed
The commissioners’ office details salary ranges for staff across departments. Chief Clerk Estelle Hunt earns 6135 to 6500 dollars, Deputy Clerk Alice Draegert 6185 to 6300, Irene Gordon 4210 to 4340, Delphine Ezbicki 3720 to 4075. Sheriff deputies led by Howard Haskins 5767 to 6190, Robert Michel 5096 to 5235, Louis Lazzarine 5089 to 5150, David Kelley 5096 to 5150, James Kenash 4565 to 5096, Audrey Conway 3720 to 4565, and real estate clerk Doris Dylewski 4600 to 5000. Registration office chief registrar Helen Gressley 6190 to 6795, Esther Murray 3650 to 3720, Elean or Mulligan 3552 to 3720, Maxine Clark and Della Desser 3500 to 3720, Ted Kormos voting machine custodian 6040 to 6195, Chester Kwitowski 4340 to 4600.
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Commissioners’ Office
Estelle Hunt
Alice Draegert
Irene Gordon
Delphine Ezbicki
Howard Haskins
Robert Michel
Louis Lazzarine
David Kelley
James Kenash
Audrey Conway
Doris Dylewski
Helen Gressley
Esther Murray
Eleanor Mulligan
Maxine Clark
Della Desser
Ted Kormos
Dodd Hearings Reveal Diary and Soviet Agent Case Details
Star witness David Martin testified about Dodd’s German trip and a trip diary he later produced. The committee noted only six days of interviews in Germany and that Dodd contributed about 2 percent of pages to the subcommittee report on murder and kidnapping as Soviet policy.
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Bogden Stashinsky
West Berlin
Germany
Dodd
David Martin
Klein
Konrad Adenauer
Martin
Adenauer
Sen
Fulbright
J.W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Benjamin Fern
Fern
Stashinsky
Internal Security Subcommittee
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the Willows
Journal
Eaton
Jamestown Business College
Fairmont Avenue
Jamestown, N. Y
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
U. S
Corry Journal
Corry Journal Printing Department
South Street
Dodds
Bob Church
North Center St
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