Kennedy Too Late With Too Little Civil Rights Plan Criticized
Albany New York Republican Governor Nelson A Rockefeller assailed President Kennedy's civil rights proposals as too late and too limited. He argued the plan covers only five of 28 recommendations, urged four more years of life for the Civil Rights Commission, and accused Kennedy of breaking key campaign promises while touting Republican proposals as comprehensive and timely. Rockefeller cited aims to boost voting rights, desegregation, and fair employment practices, and criticized federal judges and agency actions in the Deep South.
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Asbany
Tar
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Faray
Congress
Rockefeller
Ne York State
Federal
Civil Rights Commission
Ignere
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Deep South
Department of Health Education and Welfare
South
Labor Department
Mississippi
Noted Missionary Dies In Corry
Corry community mourns the loss of a noted missionary from the EUB Church. She is survived by one sister and several nieces and nephews, plus a devoted friend who shared her home. The body rests at Bracken Funeral Home with viewing times listed. funeral set for Friday at 2 p.m. at the EUB Church, officiated by Dr. H. Ray Harris and others. Burial to follow at Beaverdam Cemetery at a later date. Memorial donations may be directed to the Mrs Hal Smith Mission Fund care of Keith T. Henton.
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Corry Hub
Brie
EUB
Silver Links
Women's Society of World Service
Abbie C. Bowen
Houghton
Esther Pounds
Bracken
H. Ray Harris
Glen Donelson
Erie Conference
J. Leon Maneval
Beaverdam
Hal Smith
Keith T. Henton
Protest Cutoff Of Ag Program At Area School
Linesville Anour w par ents and students protested the possible discontinuation of the vocational agriculture program at Linesville Conneaut Sum ait High School during a school board meeting last night. Only one pupil graduated last year, four are due this year, and three next year. In five years the program has produced 14 graduates, with three now in farming or farm work. The education committee weighs dropping the program but won't decide for another month. several board members favor keeping agricultural education despite low enrollment.
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Linesville
Anour W
Linesville- Conneaut-Summait High School
Demand End To Polygamy In Iran Women Protest
Iranian women from 23 groups urged an end to polygamy and stronger protections for wives under divorce laws at a news conference. They cited current practice where men can divorce wives without state oversight and called for reforms.
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Iran
Riet
16Th Street
Altoona
Talks With Mayor Fail to Break Paper Strike
NEW YORK AP Mayor Robert F Wagner called another mediation session with newspaper publishers and striking printers as talks failed to yield progress. Walter N Thayer president of the Herald Tribune said union efforts to negotiate were noted but not encouraging for a settlement. Four of the citys major papers remained closed by the strike as the Post resumed printing about 500000 copies versus a normal 75000 run. Dorothy Schiff owner and publisher of the Post said she broke no promises to the other publishers while Horace Powers president of the printers local quoted James J McMahan head of New York Local No 1 of the APT said...
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NEW York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Walter N. Thayer
The
Herald ‘Tribune
Thayer
New York Post
Post
Voluntare Rensonal
Afl-Cio Lions
Stine Fouls
Dorothy Schiff
Union actions risk pickets as papers face contract talks
In Cleveland, the Teamsters Union voted to end a strike against city papers with a new two year contract offering 10 per week raises and fringe benefits. Printers, mailers and machinists remain on strike against the Plain Dealer and the Press News as negotiations continue.
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CIO
Cleveland
Ohio
Independent ‘Teamsters Union
Plain Dealer
The
Press & News
Aflcto
Car Skid Crash Kills Two in Bensalem Township
In Bristol area on wet pavement a car skidded and rammed a tree in Bensalem Township killing two occupants and injuring a third. The driver Emmanuel Lagagy, 24, and Barbara Barth, 15, were killed. Dolores Barth, 19, and a third passenger from Exdington were hurt but not seriously.
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Bristol
Bensalém
Emmeanuel S. Gulagy
Barbara Barth
Edding Barth
Dolores Barth
Exdington
The Champion Sock Ad Promises All Day Comfort
An OCR fragment touts The Champion sock with soft finish and nylon weave, claiming all day shape retention and cushioned fit. It emphasizes interwoven toe guidance and a snug ankle, pricing around 91.00 per pair, and hints at casual style and lasting wear.
Corry Native Named Engineer for City Departments
Corry native, age 31, named engineer for Johnson will co projects. He will handle both engineering and administration across streets department, central purchasing, and city planning bodies. He is a registered engineer in Illinois and has applied for Pennsylvania reciprocity. Dr Carl V Reynolds, director of the North Carolina Board of Health for Li yorrs, died Sunday in Altadena California.
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Corry
Johnson
City Planning Commission
Minois
Pennsylvania
Thalth
Altadena
Calif
Carl V. Reynolds
North Carolina Board. of Health
Reynolds
Man Arrested Over Philadelphia Bomb Scare
FBI arrested John J. Clark, 20, of Coraopolis, at Pittsburgh Airport on charges of making a false bomb threat linked to United Airlines Flight 455 from Newark to Charleston. A note warned of disaster. no bomb was found after search by FBI and Allegheny County detectives. Clark is jailed awaiting arraignment. penalty up to $5,000 and five years.
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FBI
John J. Clark
Coraopolis
Greater
Charleston
W. Va
United Airlines
Newark
N. J
Allegheny County
Clark
Embezzler Elsie McCurdy Sentenced in Pa Court
Mrs Elsie K McCurdy, former secretary of the Latrobe Building and Loan Association, received a 6 to 12 month jail term for embezzlement and false entries. She must repay about $117000. Arrested in November, the case covered a two year period. Judge L Alexander Gouleo of Westmoreland County Court handed down the sentence.
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Elsie K. McCurdy
McCurdy
Latrobe Building & Loan Association
Ilshe
Senlénes
L. Alexander Gouleo
Weatmoreland County Court
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