Area Dealers Paid Rebates To Meet Competition
A vice president of the Eric Crawford Dairy Cooperative testified that the cooperative paid rebates to dairies to match cheaper prices in other states. Howard R. Yost said rebates began in 1958 and ended in 1964 under a Milk Control Commission order, benefiting members by about 2 dollars per hundredweight, and illustrating pressure to sell to lower‑priced out‑of‑state producers.
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Pntspuhgh
Eric Crawford Dairy Cooperative
Howard R. Yost
Erie - Crawford County
Yost
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
Snee Dairy Co
William Coltergahn and Sons Dairy
Snee Dairy
Snee
Milk Control Commission
Wisconsin
Gov. Scranton
Jealous man shoots woman then kills himself in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, 33 year old Solomon Shields fatally shot Agnes Walker, 22, in her North Side apartment and then killed himself. The coroner’s office ruled murder and death by own action. a deputy said a note cited jealousy as motive. Shields used a .22 caliber rifle.
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Pittsburgh
North Side
Allegheny County
Agnes Walker
Solomon Shields
Shields
Burglars Leave Note Reading It Can Happen to You
In Reigate England burglars broke into a Crusader Insurance Co branch office and left a note for the manager on a leaf titled It can happen to you. The note begins with it has and suggests awareness of burglary insurance.
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Reigate
England
Crusader Insurance Co
Viet Cong Arsenal Grows With Modern Jungle Weapons
AP reports three years after starting with bolt action rifles the Viet Cong now fields a trained, uniformed force armed with Soviet designed assault rifles, Chinese anti tank rockets, recoilless guns, and adapted American weapons. Authorities also note dummy fountain pen fuses issued to agents near Can Tho in the Mekong Delta.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Red Force
Red China
U.S
Car Hits Train In Titusville No Injuries
A Titusville man Gary O'Hare and two unidentified passengers escaped injuries when their car slid on icy pavement and struck a moving Pennsylvania Railroad train. Police said the impact bent the bumper and damaged the left rear and right side of the vehicle, with damage estimated at 300 dollars. The train bound for Buffalo stopped after the collision.
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Itusville
Titusville
Gary O'Hare
Hare
Agers
Buffalo
N. Y
King cites police brutality in Selma march clash
Reports describe police blocking a Selma to Montgomery march as FBI and other agents arrive. Judge Frank M Johnson Jr reviews a petition by Negro leaders to stop police interference and holds the case under advisement. Alabama Senate weighs voter literacy test repeal amid federal court challenges.
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Faye Vue
Dallas
Selma
Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Montgomery
Alabama Senate
Johnson
FBI
Judge Denies New Trial in Voluntary Manslaughter Case
A judge denied Donald Hazlett's petition for a new trial. Hazlett, 25, of Carnegie was convicted on October 11, 1963, of voluntary manslaughter in the death of his stepson, Mark Brooks, 5. Visiting Judge J Frank Graff ordered sentencing for next Monday.
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Pittsburgh
Donald Hazlett
Carnegie
Mark Brooks
J. Frank Graff
Armstrong County
Hazlett
Selma Clerics Question Outside Clergy Help
Selma white church leaders doubt visiting clergy can aid the civil rights push. Rabbis and priests criticize marches and registration tactics as improper while acknowledging Negro voting rights and deploring brutality that drew clergy to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Violence erupts as horsemen clash with demonstrators in Atlanta
In Atlanta, mounted deputies clubbed demonstrators including James Forman and Steven Kurokmiya as white and Negro students refused to disperse. A horseman struck Kurokmiya, bleeding, while others in the crowd scattered or were carried away by ambulances. The sheriff and police officials defended their orders to disperse and contain the crowd.
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James Forman
Atlanta
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Forman
Steven Kiyoshi Kuromiya
Dave Crosland
Asst
D. H. Lackey
Roosevelt Jr Opens U.S. Trade Center in Stockholm
Center dedication in Stockholm Sweden marks the opening of the U S Trade Center for Scandinavia with U S Undersecretary of Commerce Franklin D Roosevelt Jr officiating on Tuesday.
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Stockholm
Sweden
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Scandinavia
Pennsylvania considers unicameral legislature proposal
Legislation introduced by Rep. Austin J. Murphy proposes abolishing the state House of Representatives and creating a 200 member Senate to handle all lawmaking, while preserving four year terms and other rules. A separate bill would require lobbyists to report expenditures of 500 or more with penalties rising to 5000.
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House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
House
Austin J. Murphy
de Washington
Senate
Jonas Nominated For Austrian Presidency
Austria's Social Democratic Party on Tuesday named Franz Jonas 65 mayor of Vienna as its candidate for the presidential election next May. He will run against former Chancellor Alfons Gorbach 67 the nominee of the Conservative People's Party.
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Ala
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