Pittsburgh TV Panel Frays Over Unemployment War of Words
On a KDKA program in Pittsburgh conservative William Buckley labor leader William Hart and Gov. Scranton clashed with ex governor David Lawrence over unemployment policies. Hart criticized federal contracts and union bureaucracy while Buckley attacked labor unions and right to work. Rep. Moorehead announced a $1.2 million federal project to build a warehouse in Braddock creating about 600 jobs.
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Pittsburgh
Scranton
David Lawrence
William J. Hart
Allegheny County Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Lawrence
William F. Buckley Jr
National Review Magazine
Hart
Buckley
John Birch Society
Sen
Barry) Goldwater
R-Artz
Buelley
Yale
KDKA
William Moorehead
D-Pa
Braddock
Moorehead
Youngsville Board Adopts Budget For 1963 64 School Year
Youngsville Brose straw Valley School Board approves budget of 892670 for 1963 64 and maintains real estate and personal tax rates at 27 mills with a $5 per capita tax. A one percent earned income tax is also levied.
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Youngsylules
Brosestraw Valley School Board
Kentucky Bias Ruling Sparks Legal Hassle
Gov. Bert Combs issues an executive order ending segregation in state licensed businesses and professions. Attorney Jack M. Lowery Jr says the order is unconstitutional while civil rights leaders hail it. The directive affects most outlets and services and could reach the Supreme Court. Also, former ILU president Joseph P. Ryan dies at 79 in New York.
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Eranbiurl
Arica
Bert Combs
Jack M. Lowery Jr
Louisville Tavern Operators Association
U.S
Combs
Julius Rather
Supreme Court
Rather
New York
Joseph P. Ryan
International Longshorsmen's Association
Skyline Labor Probe Highlights Voter Pressure Claims
NLRB presented seven witnesses in Titusville alleging Skyline Industries interfered in a union election last October. Robert Poux, relative of Skyline president Noel J. Poux, allegedly urged how employees would vote and threatened job loss if United Steelworkers won. Wayne Quimby, poll watcher, supported claims of ballot pressure. The defense resumes with Noel J. Poux expected to testify.
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Titusville
Skyline Industries, Inc
National Labor Relations Board
Robert Poux
Skyline
F. J. Surprenant
NLRB
Poux
Noel J. Poux
United Steelworkers of America
Regis Nadoiny
Wayne Quimby
Nadalny
Dispute blocks Wheeling Downs grandstand rebuild
Wheeling owner James F. Edwards said a quarrel over insurance funds threatens rebuilding of the Wheeling Downs grandstand and a winter racing meet. He plans to sue Wheeling Racing Association of Detroit, which holds the mortgage and has allegedly demanded tapping the insurance money to the mortgage.
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Wheeling
W.va
Wheeling Downs Grandstand
James F. Edwards
Edwards
Wheeling Racing Association, Inc
Detroit
Alng
Young GOP Hear Talks By Older Heads At San Francisco Meet
Young Republicans convene in San Francisco for a four day convention with senior party leaders set to speak. Barry Goldwater and other senators were billed to appear as unity efforts surface amid college chapter discord and competing chairmen factions.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
R-Aziz
U.S
William Knowland
California
Jack Miller
Town
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Yoube
Ward White
Russell
Kan
Cornell Law School
Leonard J. Nadasdy
Sandra Spence
Allegheny College
Cochairman
Jerry Dickson
University of Kansas
Newton
James Harff
Sharon Powers
Durham
N.H
Dickson
Wreckage Found of Two American Jets in Vosges Collision
Helicopters report wreckage of two U S Air Force F100 jets from Hahn Base Germany found on a Vosges slope after a collision during a training flight. Both planes disappeared yesterday while crossing over Toul and Chambley bases. Pilots' names not released.
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Mlanuups
Six Erie youths steal over $1500 from elderly widow
Six boys aged 13 to 15 targeted Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson Dewellive in Erie over five months, casing her routine and bank withdrawals. They recovered a .3 caliber pistol, admitted taking cash totaling over 1500, with amounts varying per boy. Two were on probation. one may be jailed if found again. The group was released to parents as juvenile court actions proceed.
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ERIE
Carl Kalinow
Ske
Viet
Elizabeth Thompson
Nick Bute
Francis Pilewski
Thompson
Kalinowski
Kent
Miller
Arizona
State eyes 8.3 million cost for private school busing
Harrisburg AP reports sponsors call the 8.3 million estimate unrealistic. They argue the Department of Public Instruction based figures on 700 000 private non state aided students, about 125 000 would be affected by HB 1014 and total state cost would be 1.8 million annually, far less than the 295 million budget impact if these students attended public schools. Representatives Dougherty Copano Kramer and McLaughlin back the critique.
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Harrisburg
Department of Public Instruction
Aasling
Pennsylvania
James J. Dougherty
Philadelphia
A V. Copano
D-Washington
Harry A. Kramer
Leo J. McLaughlin
Allegheny County
Woman Gives Birth On Bus On Turnpike
A New Castle, Delaware woman delivered a 7 pound 3 ounce girl on a bus on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Driver Victor Bachnor of Pittsburgh stopped near a Turnpike restaurant at the Bedford Interchange and helped. both mother and baby were reported fine at Bedford County Memorial Hospital.
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Newrunn
New Castle
Del
Victor Bachnor
Pittsburgh
Bedford
Edward Bachman
Bachnor
Bedford County Memorial Hospital
Corry and Columbus School District Bond Financing Details
The Corry and Columbus School Districts plan bond issues with first year payments of 44007 for Corry and 33747 for Columbus. Corry's annual rent starts at 24903 while Columbus's starts at 1687, with interest rates rising from 2% to 8.60% for Corry and 3.85% for Columbus. A 24400 fee from Singer Deane and Scribner is deducted from bond proceeds. Harrisburg approval required before bidders are notified to begin construction by late summer. preliminary work begins at both Concord site and others.
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Columbus
Corry
Fisher
Singer, Deane and Scribner
Thomas R. Shupe
Harrisburg
Department of Public Destruction
Wey
Concord
Man gets seven to 15 years in old murder case
John J ONeill, 42, formerly of Louisville, Ky, sentenced by Visiting Judge J Frank Graft to seven to 15 years for second degree murder. He pleaded guilty after a taped statement described tying gagging and leaving a woman’s body in a sealed box for years in his Pittsburgh apartment before storage and disposal.
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Pittsburgh
J. Frank Graft
Armstrong County
John J O'Neill
Louisville
Deigre
O'Neill
Pearl Kercher
Tho
Louisvile
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