Minister Fired For Wearing Ten Commandment Placard
Rev Erwin Williams a 46 year old Baptist minister from Lyons Falls was fired from Bossert Manufacturing Corp where he worked as a sheet metal press operator after refusing to remove a 12 by 8 inch placard reading The Lord will not hold him guiltless that taketh His name in vain The foreman told him to take off the sign or quit and Williams said he would remove it only if coworkers stopped using foul language. Williams said he had worked there about two months to raise church funds and the firm’s treasurer Robert E Brown confirmed the firing saying the sign caused a disturbance among workers.
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Utica
N.Y
Erwin Williams
Lyons Falls
Bossert Manufacturing Corp
Williams
Faith Baptist Church
Lyonsdale
Robert E. Brown
Brown
Moore Funeral Service Arranged at Bracken Home
The funeral service for John W. Moore will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
Westminster College Names New President Carlson
New Wilmington Pa Dr Earland J Carlson Millikin University vice president for academic affairs and history professor becomes Westminster College president succeeding retired Will W Orr Trustees announced yesterday Carlson will take office August 7th Also listed admissions and discharges for Corry Memorial Hospital with names and addresses of patients and staff in the sameDateline notations provided
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New Wilmington
Earland J. Carlson
Millikin University
Decatur, Til
Westminster College
Carlson
Will W. Orr
Record 650000 Award in 6 Vehicle Turnpike Crash
A New Jersey Federal Court awarded Jerome Bensinger 650000 for injuries from a six vehicle New Jersey Turnpike crash on October 14 1963. The Cleveland premedical student used crutches after the wreck that killed two and injured forty. The settlement allocates 400000 from Greyhound and 8950 each from B and L Motor Freight 371500 from J and J Brothers and others.
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New York
Jerome Jay Bensinger
Cleveland
Ohio
Yeshiva University
Bensinger
Kearny
N. J
Turnpike
Max Bensinger
John F.X. McGahey
New Jersey
Greyhound
Motor Freight Inc
Newark
John Engelhorn and Sons, Inc
J. and J. Brothers, Inc
Lakewood
Compulsory Daylight Saving Time Comes Under Attack
Washington AP reports 18 House members push exemptions to the new daylight saving law set to start April 1. Proposals would shift clocks to a single time zone or limit DST to Memorial Day through Labor Day, with committees not scheduling hearings by deadline. States in multiple time zones face unique issues, including Michigan and Kentucky seeking automatic or partial exemptions.
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House
House Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan
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Lower
Gerald R. Ford
Charles Chamberlain
Philip E. Ruppe
James Harvey
J. Edward Roush
Indiana
Senate
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Dakota
South Dakota
Florida
Nebraska
Kansas
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Edward L. Breathitt
John Watts
Carl D. Perkins
William H. Natcher
Frank Stubblefield
William 0. Cowger
Tim Lee Carter
M. Gene Synder
Film Studio Rents Alcatraz For 2000 A Day
SAN FRANCISCO AP Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer rents the abandoned federal prison island Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay at 2000 dollars per day for movie making. GSA regional director Richard F Laws says it costs taxpayers about 24000 dollars yearly to maintain the place and the agency decided to try to at least break even.
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San Francisco
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
General Services Administration
Richard F. Laws
GSA
El Paso Time Zone Move Debated By Congressman
Rep Richard White of El Paso Texas proposes shifting El Paso from Central to Mountain Standard Time. The Interstate Commerce Commission, the nation timekeeper, has faced many complaints about the new law a spokesman said.
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Richard White
el Paso
Tex
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charm School planned for released women prisoners in St Louis
The Magdala Foundation of St Louis plans a two to three month program starting by Sept 1 for 25 women from 16 up. It will be a charm school plus job training using a three story Victorian mansion to help ex inmates readjust away from their old environment.
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SY. Louis
F Magdala ‘Foundation
St. Louis
Thomas C. Coughlin
Woodson
Terrace
Charles
Dismas) Clark
Fred Zimmerman
Magdala Foundation
One Killed Three Injured In Area Crash Near Butler
Two cars collided on Route 978 four miles east of Butler killing Joseph A. Newmat, 49, of Butler who died at Butler Hospital. Anna Bower, 48, of Cabot, was shaken up. Janet M. Maccurdy, 32, of Butler, had minor injuries and her son Keith, 10, was admitted to the hospital.
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Butler, Pa
Butler
Joseph A. Newmat
Butler Hospital
Anna Bower
Cabot
Janet M. Maccurdy
Buller
Keith
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Battersby Chiropractic Clinic
Erie
Huff
Kendall
Elks
Brother J. W. Moore
Corry
Foxhead
Ecard Ager
Porterhouse
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East Washington Street
Bryan
G. Frederick Duell
East Congress Street
Deborah F. Nichols
Spartansburg
Jon
Joseph Jandy
North Center Street
Ruth Brown
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Ruth Harrison
Titusville
Lottie Raymond
R. D
Richard Hall
Park Street
Louis Falcone
Main Street
Carl Adams
Duane Lynn
Wright
Geraldine Johnson
East Church Street
Crystal
Richard Hand
Lemon Street
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Tidioute
Donald Stewart
East Pleasant Street
New Westminster
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25Th Infantry Division
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Spaan
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General Telephone System of
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