Scranton Promises Fight For More Jobs In PA
GOP hopeful William W Scranton vows to end chronic unemployment in Pennsylvania if elected governor. Speaking from a rented truck at Hartisboro, he links jobs growth to higher personal earnings, with running mates Van Zandt Shafer and Kelly backing the campaign. The rally draws GOP veterans and supporters amid party optimism.
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Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Scranton van Zandt
Hartisboro
Republi
U.S
James E. van Zandt
Altoona
U.S. Senate
Raymond P. Shafer
Meadville
Audrey Kelly
Montrose
van Zandt
G.o.power
Shafer
Republican Party
Kelly
M. Harvey ‘Taylor
Superior Court
Robert E. Woodside
Taylor
Rescue Woman Who Walked Into Lake Erie Dunkirk
An Erie woman, Amelia Laszcewski aged 52, was rescued from Lake Erie shortly after noon yesterday. She suffered slight exposure but was in good condition at Brooks Memorial Hospital. Dunkirk police, led by Patrolman Richard Westling, and Dunkirk Fire Department member James Muphy pulled her from the water after being alerted by James Provenzo who observed her walk into the lake. The woman remained conscious throughout the incident and had not been reported missing.
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Lake Erie
Dunkirk
Erie
Amelia Laszcewski
Brooks Memorial Hospital
James Provenzo
Richard Westling
Dunkirk Police
James Muphy
Dunkirk Fire Department
James Stewart on health work and boredom
Hal Boyle reports from New York on James Stewart who blends show business success with public roles. Stewart outlines a simple health plan built on daily exercise, diverse relaxation from work, and loving one’s craft to combat boredom and sustain achievement.
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New York
API
James Stewart
Jimmy
India
Princeton University
Air Force Association
Air Force Reserve
John Ford
Liberty Valance
John Wayne
Vera Miles
Lee Marvin
Stewart
Sb Lone
Retree
Sherman Boy Shot In Arm Accidentally
Rae Karam GE Jr., 16, of Sherman Route 430, was shooting starlings behind his home. He slipped on frost, the gun discharged, and a slug entered his left forearm. He was taken to Westfield Memorial Hospital, then transferred to Jamestown Hospital. State Police investigate.
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NY Ers
Rae Karam GE Jr
Route 430
Sherman
Starlings
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Charles Chamber
Mins
Jamestown
Westfield
Famed Poet Frost Birthday Dinner Returns to Fame
Washington AP report describes poet Robert Frost, 88, hailed by leaders as all American, delivering a toast at a black tie dinner. He read from his works and announced a forthcoming book In the Cheating as guests, including Attorney General Kennedy and other officials, attended the event hosted by Stewart Udall and Frost publishers Holt, Rinehart & Winston.
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Washington
Rot Frost
Aovernment
Justice Burl Warren
Frost
Robert F. Kennedy
Cabint
Westfield Man Creates Break-In At Police Station Window
Westfield resident Karen Strand 45 suffered hand lacerations after forcing a police station door panel and smashing a four by five foot plate glass window at Ross J. Canella Shoe Store. Police estimate damage near $200 with eight shoes damaged. Arraignment adjourned pending a damage assessment. Barbara Troxell named Penn State woman of the year for 1962 to be cited at June alumni awards.
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Karen Strand
Westfield
Anthony J. Rizzo
Robert Peterson
Strand
Ross J. Canella
Canella
Peterson
Rizzo
University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Barbara Troxell
Metropolitan Opera
Troxell
Easton
Penn State
Pennsy Proposes Freight Cutto 36 PA and MD Communities
Labor spokesmen protest Pennsylvania Railroad plan to curtail freight service to 23 Pennsylvania and 13 Maryland points. The Interstate Commerce Commission records show the tariff change filing with a April 14 effective date, unless suspended, jeopardizing less than carload shipments to towns including Honey Brook New Holland Williamsport Easton La Plata and Odenton among others. The Railway Labor Executives Association condemns the move as against public interest and urges the commission to block the cuts.
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Washington
In Hand
Quarryville
Nanticoke
Wilkes-Barre
Selinsgrove
Middleburg
Beaver Springs
Lewisburg
Mifflinburg
Williamsport
Lock Haven
Renovo
Millersburg
Elizabethvile
Dalmatia
Herndon
South Williamsport
Newberry
Pennsylvania
Odenton
Fort George G. Meade
la Plata
Easton
Princess Anne
Crisfield
Pocomoke
Lutherville
Cockeysville
Marlboro, Waldorf
Indian Head Junction
Greensboro
Maryland
Railway Labor Executives* Association
Protest Strife Deepens Algiers Clash With French Troops
Authorities banned the protest but crowds pressed on in defiance. The incident strained ties between Algiers residents and French troops, turning shock into anger as Europeans shouted for life as French. Secret Army Organization spokesmen warned De Gaulle’s government would regret the day in a televised Paris address.
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Page One
Algiers
Secret Army
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Paris
State Opens Case Against Senk In Sex Murder
Bloomsburg Pa AP jurors chosen for case against Frank Earl Senk accused of slaying a 18-year-old girl last July near Centralia after she resisted his advances. Prosecution says the itinerant magazine salesman killed Jane Mary Benfield and dumped her body on Aristes Mountain. Jury pool filled with 12 jurors and 2 alternates, four women eight men.
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Bloomsburg
Frank Earl Senk
Jane Mary
Benfield
Columbia County
CW. Kreisher
At & P.m
Ater & Jury
Lenk
Benfield Gift
Aristes Mountain
Centralia
Kreisher
Sheriff's Deputies
Sek
Russell
Warren County
Frank McCartney
Senk
McCartney
Florida
Pennsylvania
Mass wedding seals defections from North Korea army
In Seoul, seventy North Korean defectors united in a mass wedding at the former National Assembly building. The ceremony marks a symbolic bond as they seek new lives in the South.
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Seoul
Boul Korea
North Korea
National Assembly
South Korea
24 Pennsy Cars Derailed Here
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight derailment near Salamanca forced rerouting from Pittsburgh to Buffalo via Oil City and Warren. Trains between Erie and Emporium were canceled and passengers and mail moved by the railroad. A wrecking crew from Oil City and a big Erie Lackawanna hook aided recovery. Local crew names include conductor C. C. Dashner, engineer A. T. Nellis, and helper engineer P. D. Bell. Front-end cars were sent to Buffalo. tail-end cars moved to Sparta siding at Spartansburg.
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Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Salamanca
Oil City
Warren
Allegheny
Kinzus
Erie - Lackawanna
Erie
Emporium
Erie Lackawanna
City
C. C. Dashner
A. T. Nellis
P. D. Bell
Sparta
Spartansburg
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