Industrial groups urge UC changes in compensation plan
Fifty one industrial development corporations statewide endorsed Scranton administration’s unemployment compensation reform. Arnold L. Edmonds, state chamber executive director, said surveys show industries considering Pennsylvania for growth seek lower taxes and reliable unemployment funds. Several firms reportedly avoided Pennsylvania due to high DC tax rates and near bankrupt fund, prompting support for proposed changes.
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Marrisburg Cap
Scrufton Administration
Procehe Shire Chamber of Commerce
Arnold L. Edmonds
State Chamber
Pennsylvania
Tulare
Wen
D.C
Edmonds
Scranton
Thruway Sign Painter To Have Busy Future
The Thruway Authority will not be required to paint signs or spend money. A modest change may be made to formally name the Thruway as the Gav Thomas E. Dew Thruway. The law merely states the naming and does not force action. The Thruway runs through Chautauqua County and the authority governs its funds.
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Subleyy
New York State
Thruway Authority
Thomas E. Dewey
Thruway
Thomas E. Dew
140000 Receive Polio Vaccine in Beaver County
Beaver County inoculations of Sabin type 1 polio vaccine reached about 140,000 people, roughly 70 percent of the county population, across 31 clinics. A makeup day is planned for next Sunday. type 3 vaccine is set for April 5 and type 2 for May 10, under the County Medical Society and County United Fund.
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Beaver, Pa
Beaver County
County Medical Society
County United Fund
Fire Hits Twice Simultaneously At Bradford Firm
Two fires broke out almost at once around 7 PM at Susquehanna Chemical Co. in Custer City, about three miles south. One fire gutted a small employee changing room, the other burned a freight car loaded with curing charcoal beside the main plant. Firemen cited overheating of a gas burner for the former and spontaneous ignition for the latter. Estimated damage was $5,000. Bradford and Lewis Run fire departments responded.
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Susquehanna Chemical Co
Custer City
Here
Bradford and
Lewis Run
Works For State Instead Of Public Whipping
Franklin W. Cannon Jr., previously sentenced to 20 lashes at the whipping post, is set to begin work as a laborer for the State Highway Department after his Kent Correctional Institution release. Parole from the jail term was granted two weeks ago upon a job offer, while the whipping sentence remains on appeal.
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Dover
Del
Franklin W. Cannon Jr
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Kent Correctional Institution
State Highway Department
Superior Court
Stewart R. Lynch
State Supreme Court
Lynch
High Court
Rites Held For Mrs. C. Stupak
The Divine Liturgy for Mrs. Catherine Stupak was celebrated at St. Marys Greek Catholic Church in Columbus with Rev. Ronald Hazada as celebrant. Interment followed at St. Marys Cemetery. Bearers included Michael Arden and John Buick, with several relatives and friends from Philadelphia, Cleveland, Falconer, Erie, and Corry attending.
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St. Mary's
Columbus
Ronald Hazada
St. Nicholas Church
Erie
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Mary's Cemetery
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John Buick
Mike
George Savko
Michael
George Sekerak
Jules Lojeski Sr
Jules Lojeski Jr
Philadelphia
Steven Pacholewski
Janet
Robert
Steven Jr
Cleveland
Lucy Raucci
Falconer
N. Y
Steve Kriyonak
George Kavchak
Corry
Senator Scott Attacks LBJ Viet Nam Policy On Radio
In a radio program Scott criticizes President Johnson for nervous conciliation in South Viet Nam. He urges expanding the war by pressuring North Viet Nam and opposing limited aims. He also weighs a contempt citation for Bobby Baker amid Senate Rules Committee hearings.
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Hugh Scott
R Ps
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Scott
United States
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
North Viet Nam
WMCA
New York
Senate
Bobby Baker
Congress
Baker
Senate Democrats
Senate Rules Committee
Jack Ruby Given New Mental Test
Attorney Floyd Belli reported Jack Ruby requested a lie detector test and discussed mental strain. Belli and assistant Phil Burleson visited Ruby in his cell for about an hour, noting Ruby’s claim he cannot distinguish fact from fantasy and his own need for psychiatric help.
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Jack Ruby
Ex-Titusville Coach Dies in Washington DC
Smock, 51, former Titusville High School coach and teacher, died last weekend in Washington DC of a heart attack. He was awaiting a school supervisory appointment and had taught in Tampa and overseas bases in Germany and England. He was a Meadville High School graduate of 1930 and a World War II veteran. He was the son of Ray F. Smock, a former state highways official and Republican leader, and Grace Kightlinger Smock.
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Ob Juran Smock
Titusville
Washington, D. C
Smock
Washington
Ray F. Smock
Grace Kightlinger
Meadville High School
Titusville High School
Tampa
Fla
Germany
England
83 Killed In Austria Crash
Austrian Civil Aviation Office reported veteran Eagle pilot Williams received a weather briefing and was told visibility met safety limits. Innsbruck tower said radio messages showed the pilot prepared for landing but suddenly veered off course with landing gear down, suggesting an attempted downward approach.
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Austrian Civil Aviation Office
Williams
Eagle
Koehler
Innsbruck
UCP Plans National Conference Dallas Event
More than 600 delegates and visitors from across the nation are slated for the United Cerebral Palsy Association's 1ath annual national conference in Dallas Texas Thursday through Saturday. Arthur Moeller president of the UCP of Erie County notes delegates will come from 920 affiliates in 46 states and the District of Columbia. Guest speakers include Harry H Ransom chancellor University of Texas Dr Stafford Warren director Presidents office on Mental Retardation and Dr Glidden Brooks Brown University. Saturday features reports by leading scientists on UCP supported research aimed at sharing new information for use in attendees’ cities. Moeller said the conference seeks practical ideas for local action.
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Dallas
Tex
Arthur Moeller
UCP
Erie County
Ict
Columbia
Harry H. Ransom
University of Texas
Stafford Warren
Glidden Brooks
Brown University
Providence
Boy Dies After Five-Story Jump In Bronx
A 15 year old Bronx boy reportedly leaped about 15 feet between building roofs and fell five stories to his death. Police found an open tube of airplane glue on the roof from which Michael Vance allegedly jumped. His body lay Sunday atop a storefront between two tenements near his home. Officials said the cause of the sudden turn remains unclear.
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Bronx
Michael Vance
Ing
Rites Held For Miss Julia Clark
A prayer service for Miss Julia Clark was held at St. George Funeral Home at 9 a.m. followed by a Requiem Mass at St. Thomas Church at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Cyril Cooper officiated. Temporary interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery Mausoleum. Bearers included James O'Brien John O'Brien Sam Bell Floyd Marsh Art Cochran and James Hammond. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Jobin Zuber of Oil City.
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Julia Clark
St. George Funeral Home
St. Thomas* Church
Cyril Cooper
Pine Grove Cemetery Mausoleum
James O’brien
John O'Brien
Sam Bell
Floyd Marsh
Art Cochran
James Hammond
Corry Area
George, Hoffman
Jobin Zuber
Oil City
Youth Killed In Stolen Car Crash in Riverview Park
AP report says a stolen car crashed in Riverview Park, killing 15-year-old Kenna of Pittsburgh. Six other teens aged 14 to 11 were injured and admitted to St. John's Hospital in fair condition. The driver, a 15-year-old boy from Pittsburgh, was killed.
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Usburgh
Riverview Park
Kenna
Pittsburgh
St. John's Hospital
Scott claims gov t blocks Baker probe in Senate clash
Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania says the government seeks to block the Bobby Baker investigation. He questions what officials high in government have to hide as the Senate Rules Committee probes Baker’s conduct while serving as secretary to the Democrats. Baker resigned last October after facing criticism and has invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
Bobby Baker
Scott
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Senate
Democrats
Agai
Senate probes Baker bank dealings before resignation
Senate investigators plan to hear two witnesses today as a stall investigator was to summarize all of Bakers bank dealings before his resignation.
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Bentim
Senate
Baker
Greece King Suffers More Complications
King Paul of Greece, 62, faced new medical issues after a stomach operation. He developed a blood clot in his left lung and a blood clot in his right leg, was moved back to bed, and remained under doctors care. Crown Prince Constantine, 23, named regent prior to the latest developments.
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Paul
Greece
George Papardreou
Tatos
Cone ‘Sluntine
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