Union Fail In Appeal For Review Of Pay Road Cutback
The Pennsylvania Highways Department rejected a union bid to review a 10 percent furlough cutback affecting 1 060 highway maintenance workers. Acting Secretary Wilbur Webb refused a check-off list for future furloughs and asserted equal treatment for all employees. Union leader Fiorello warned of possible further protests while noting some members were furloughed due to union activity. The department will continue the maintenance cuts in an orderly fashion.
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Harrisburg
High Ways Department
Apl-Cio
Wilbur Webb
Anthony Fiorello
Webb
Fiorello
Stall Appeals On Some Sites Stall Appeals On Some Sites
The Corry Savings and Loan Association sought lower land and building assessments totaling 4,260 but the appeals board did not grant. Reductions were approved for properties at 612 West Pleasant, 604 West Pleasant, 126 Fourth Ave, and 308 West Washington. Adam Yaratch's 229 Lemon Street was reduced from 4,030 to 3,750. Assessments for three Albert FP and Iva Xander properties, 222 East Main Street among them, were lowered.
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Northwest Street
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Appeals Board
Savings and Loan
West Pleasant Street
Fourth Avenue
West Washington Street
Adam Yaratch
Lemon Street
Albert FP
Iva Xander
East Main Street
Sparta School Lists Fifth Honor Roll
Sparta Merged School announces the fifth six week honor roll under supervising principal Roland T. Putnam. Seventh grade honorees include Terry Brown Mary Graves Brett Harrison Harry Hays Janet Linden Janice Miller Barbara Morris Sandra Ongley Judith Torrey and Judith Troyer. Eighth grade honorees are Carol Blakeslee Barry Scouten David Staite Gayle Wetherbee and Pamela Witmer. Ninth grade honorees are Daniel Boythe Patricia Cook Hebecda Greer Pam Kolaja and Joseph Linden. Tenth grade honorees include Jean Alsdorf Sandra Capela Robert Knight John Linden John Stranahan James Tubbs and Leslie Winans. Eleventh grade honorees are Carolyn Beal Sandra Brown Sandra Cook Rosalie Greer Sharon Jewell Charla Morris Sandra Nichols Linda Post Glenard Preston Janet Schweitzer and Mary Torrey. Twelfth grade honorees are Jerry Alsdorf Sandra Burnside James Halfast Kathy Mahan Carol Morris Marvin Tubbs Blaine Winans and Lucinda Witmer.
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Sparta
Spartansboro
Roland T. Putnam
Terry Brown
Mary Graves
Brett Harrison
Harry Hays
Janet Linden
Janice Miller
Barbara Morris
Sandra Ongley
Judith Torrey
Judith Troyer
Carol Blakeslee
Barry Scouten
David Staite
Gayle Wetherbee
Pamela Witmer
Daniel Boythe
Patricia Cook
Hebecda
Greer
Pam Kolaja
Joseph Linden
Jean Alsdorf
Sandra Capela
Robert Knight
John Linden
John Stranahan
James Tubbs
Leslie Winans
Carolyn Beal
Sandra Brown
Sandra Cook
Rosalie Greer
Sharon Jewell
Charla Morris
Sandra Nichols
Linda Post
Glenard Preston
Janet Schweitzer
Mary Torrey
Jerry Alsdorf
Sandra Burnside
James Halfast
Kathy Mahan
Carol Morris
Marvin Tubbs
Blaine Winans
Lucinda Witmer
Sylvester Defends News Freedom Amid Viet Nam War Debate
In Saigon a clash with Communist guerrillas near Ap Bac yields heavy losses on both sides as South Vietnamese forces report 18 killed and 14 wounded. Sylvester denounces news management claims, arguing information should be freely available through editorial offices, while Rep. Meader accuses administration figures of distorting coverage. Military secrecy over missile launches remains a wartime concern. A list of property values appears at 416 West Pleasant Street and 109 Fifth Avenue for sale notices.
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Vwwimanhine Tet
South
Viet Nam
Sylvester
Ews
George Meader
R-Mich
Meader
Michigan
Pentagon
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ap Bac
West- Pleasant Street
Fifth Avenue
Plane crash survivors recall Alaskan ordeal in hospital
In Brooklyn Mrs Klaben sobs as Flores and Klaben recount a snowbound week in a heavily timbered Alaskan mountain after a light plane crash on a trip from Fairbanks to Seattle. They survived 99 minutes unconscious, endured frozen toes and injuries, lived on fruit, sardines, toothpaste and melted snow while awaiting rescue and medical care.
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Brooklyn
Sheryl Flores
Flores
Miss Kiaben
Fairbanke
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Miss Klaben
Edward
Cincinnati
Ohio
New York
Fort St. John
British Columbia
Commonwealth to pay 143052 claim over surplus food loss
Harrisburg reports the state will settle a 143052 claim with the federal government over surplus food in Westmoreland County. Gov. Scranton signed the bill authorizing payment after a 1959 distribution to needy families, with four officials convicted for mismanagement. The federal claim began at 400000 and was reduced to 165000, with 21948 paid by the county for allegedly sold or misdirected food.
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Penn
Gov't Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Westmoreland County
Scranton
Thieves Carry Out Shoes In Lunch Pail
Two Franklin men employed at Shuko Shoe Co. Mercer Pike pleaded guilty to larceny of two pairs of shoes. Harold V. Cyphert and Gerald C. Kelly were jailed after defaulting on $1,000 bail each. Shoes hidden in a lunch bucket led to their capture following a report to a foreman.
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Meadville
Franklin
Shuko Shoe Co
Mercer Pike
Harold V. Cyphert
Gerald C. Kelly
Vernon Township
Justice of the Peace
Crawford County
Kelly
Shelter Built From Seat Covers Near Plane Wreckage
Survivors on an exposed knoll two miles from the wreckage used brush and canvas to erect a shelter. They had ample wood and matches, but only a hammer and a chisel as tools.
New York Editors End Strike Talks With Publishers Plan
Mayor Wagner announced early today that New York eight daily papers’ publishers accepted terms to end the 109 day blackout. Photoengravers and remaining unions sought more time as talks continue, while other unions have ratified or tentatively agreed to contracts. A $12.63 per two year package mirrors terms offered to printers after stalled negotiations.
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New York
Robin F. Wagner
Wagner
Cleveland
Ohio
Television schedule fragment mentions Gary Cooper program
The page lists NBC evening programming with a biographical treatment of a Western star featuring Gary Cooper and a period drama block including June Allyson and John Forsythe. It references an NBC 7:20:30 EST airing and a 4:30–10:30 block titled The Dick Powell Theatre.
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Gary Cooper
NBC
Allyson
John Forsythe
Dick Poweil
Wants To Oust Castro From Cuba
A Cuban political figure, Marques Sterling, outlines plans to unite opposition, seek U S recognition, and aid a democratic government. He recalls serving in Cuba’s House of Representatives 1996 to 1990 and presiding over the 1940 constitutional assembly before fleeing after Castro’s revolution.
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Cuba
Marquez Sterling
United States
House of Representatives
Margie Sterling
Marques Sterling
Casito
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