Dunkirk Plant to Discontinue Operations
Dunkirk's second largest employer Alco Products announced plans to discontinue its operations in Dunkirk, affecting about 80 workers directly and 360 maintenance staff. The move, reported to the United Steelworkers of America union committee, cites aims to improve operating efficiency. Also impacting Beaumont Texas and Cincinnati Ohio plants.
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Dunkirk
Alco Products
Ford
Mde
United Steelworkers of America
AFLC10
Rlco
Alco
Beaumont
Texas
Cincinnati
Ohio
P. T. Egbert
Aleo Board
New Yorke
Eddie Fisher Hospitalized After Breakdowns and Rumors
Eddie Fisher, 33, entered a New York hospital for rest amid reports of a nervous breakdown following his split from Liz Taylor. The Daily News, citing his manager Milton Blackstone and counsel Louis Niger, said he was resting briefly at a general hospital and that no mental illness was diagnosed.
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New
Youk API
Eddie Fisher
New York Daily News
Liz Taylor
Fisher
Milton Blackstone
Blackstone
Louis Niger
Elizabeth Taylor
General Hospital
Max Jacobson
Miss Taylor
Rome
Eddie
Daily News
di Vorcé
The
Gracie Square Hospital
New York
Cbs-Tv
Richard Burton
Cleopatra
Fishers
Burton
Robert McCarthy
Sidney Hine
Maple Queen XV crowns winner at Annal Somerset
Marian Gurvenda of Somerset will reign Maple Queen XV at the Maple County event in Joanstown Pa. The pageant runs April 6 to 8 at Cochran Junior High School, with eight other contestants.
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Joanstown
Marian Gurvenda
Somerset
Somerset County
Vernon
W. Gurzenda
Steel Factions Reach Two Year Pact For Industry
A reported two year contract agreement between steel industry negotiators bypasses immediate wage raises and adds about ten cents an hour in fringe benefits including vacation pension and unemployment provisions. The tentative pact outlines improved seniority and grievance procedures and creates a joint industry union committee to ease future wage talks.
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Pittyburgh
Tepe Level
Washington
Sata
Shechen
Steelwork International Executive Board
International Wage Policy Committee
K 1
Kennedy
R. Conrad Cooper
U. S. Steel
USW
David J. McDonald
Trucker Guilty Of Driving With Bad Brakes
Corry State Police charged Wallace L. Brown of Waverford for driving a truck with faulty brakes on February Mth. In a March 3 hearing before Magistrate M. Cobbett both pled not guilty and were given 10 days for counsel. Yesterday Brown was found guilty while the truck owner Delbert Humes was not charged due to insufficient evidence. Brown was represented by Eugene J. Brew. commonwealth by Frank McKnight. Trooper Walter Krupa also presented.
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EH. Lyn Waverford
Thell
Mth
Corry
Wallace L. Brown
Delbert Humes
Waterford
M. §. Cobbett
Legal Council
Brown
Humes
Eugene J. Brew
Erie
Frank McKnight
Commonwealth
Walter Krupa
Profits Of Aero-Flow Jump in 1961 Records
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc reports 1961 profits of 3,139,144 dollars or 24 cents per share on sales of 5,404,764 dollars, up from the prior year. The annual report to stockholders outlines the corporate structure inclining to Aero Supply West Main street, Hyatt Corp Glendale, Wing Division Linden, 67 percent Cortland Industries stake, and Defense Products Group. Henry Margolis, Aero-Flow chair, also leads Elgin National Watch Co, with investment value rising and optimism for future returns.
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Aero-Plow Dynamics, Inc
O Day
Aero Supply
West Main Street
Hyatt Corp
Glendale
Calif
Wing
Linden
N. J
Cortland Industries, Inc
Cortland
Defense Products Group
Corry
Hyair Corp
Aero-Corry
Acro-Plow
Ultresontes, Inc
Henry Margolis
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Elgin National Watch Company
Aero-Flow
Elgin
Employment Up In Pennsylvania 3310 Gain Notable For Season
Pennsylvania's total employment rose by 3,300 to an estimated 4,219,200, the Labor and Industry Department reported. Secretary A. Allen Sulcone said the unseasonable gain is significant as employment typically declines this period, driven by increases in manufacturing, self-employment, and domestic workers.
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Pennsylvania
Labor and Industry Department
A. Allen Sulcone
Tractor Crash Kills Driver and State Worker Near Reading
A tractor trailer rear ended a state Highways Department truck near Reading Pennsylvania yesterday killing the truck’s driver and a highway worker. The incident occurred on a roadway outside the city prompting investigative attention from local and state authorities. Authorities did not release names pending notification of relatives.
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Chash
Reading
State Highways Department
Here
Wind sparked blaze destroys Sparta barn and corry car
A wind driven fire devastated the Patten Patchen residence area near Sparta, damaging a two story barn behind Jefferson street and a stored car. Corry firemen aided by nearby towns fought to keep the blaze from spreading, drawing water from a tiny creek by damming it with a mud levee. The barn and contents were a total loss valued at about $3,000, with insurance partially covering the damage.
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Jefferson Street
Vecea
Sparta
Sidney Winans
Midio
Spartansburg
Centerville
Lincolnville
Union City
Corry
Winans
Jerome Davis
Triple Trouble Ignites Grass Fire Spree Across City
Fires erupt near James Daniels residence on North Center Street and behind McCaslin's Cabin on Route 6, with a third blaze on West Main Street extension. Alarm lines failed during the incidents, leaving system monitors silent until repairs. Fire crews responded quickly, restoring equipment by midafternoon as volunteers await a fixed warning network.
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James Daniels
North Center Street
Route 6
McCaslin
West Main Street
Troubles Galore Peiping Congress Weighs Hardships In Red China
AP dispatch from Tokyo describes the opening of Peiping’s National People’s Congress amid hunger and internal quarreling in China. Marshal Peng Te-hwai is noted as absent from the inaugural session, reportedly disciplined for opposing Mao’s commune drive. Reported harvest shortages and Mao’s emergency steps to curb agriculture are summarized, with reference to the vast commune system and recent farm camps.
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Tokyo
China
National People's Congress
Peiping
Great Hall of the People
Square of Heavenly Peace
Peng Teh-twai
Aight
Politeburo
Communist Party
Mao Tze Fung
Ping
Mao
Mintley
War in Guinea deemed inevitable by Indonesian official
An Indonesian official stated that no further talks with the Dutch over West New Guinea would occur and that a military clash is inevitable. He cited Dutch refusal to transfer administration and insisted continued talks would be pointless due to the Dutch hostile stance. The Indonesian press has urged a guns-language response.
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Jakarta
Iniquesia
West New Guinea
Indonesia
Washington
Holland
Sukarno
Air Enthusiasts Petition Supreme Court Reconsider Ruling
Air enthusiasts filed a petition urging the 1.8 supreme court to revisit a ruling about airplane operators and potential impacts. The county stated the March firing has raised nationwide concern among aviation stakeholders about future operations and safety.
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Supreme Courtes
Kennedy Says GOP Threatens Economic Growth with Tax Bill
President Kennedy warned at a news conference that Republican efforts to kill the administration tax revision plan would harm the economy by stifling business investment and wiping out $600 million in uncollected tax income on dividends and interest. He cited GOP moves to remove tax incentives and defeat a withholding tax, arguing the bill would close loopholes and boost growth while Justice Whittaker retires for health reasons.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
House
Supreme Court
Charles E. Whittaker
Frondizi Ousted By Armed Forces In Argentina
In a bloodless coup the Argentine armed forces deposed President Arturo Frondizi and sent him to Martin Garcia Island. Senate President Jose Maria Guido was chosen as successor, with Guido not yet confirming acceptance. The move followed Peronist gains in elections and military concerns over social disorder.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondwn
Whi
Oni
Jose Maria Guide
Senate
Proudizi
Argentina
Wn Frondizi
Martin Garcia Island
River Plate
Juan D. Peron
Frondizigo
Peron
United States
Alliance For Progress
Peronists
Frondizi
Guido
Hector Gomez Machado
Frondisi
Radical Party
Rookie Teller Embezzles From Bank
FBI agents arrested 41 year old Willon M. O'Brien of Yardville NJ on charges of stealing 9100 from First National Bank of Trefiton NJ. The teller worked five weeks and admitted taking 5000 last Friday at Aqueduct Racetrack. He faced a 5000 bail and a hearing next Tuesday after being arraigned in Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Willon M. O'Brien
Yardville
PBS
First National Bank
Trefiton
N. J
FBI
O'Brien
Aqueduct Racetrack
orHe
Pittsburgh
International Airport
Indianapolis
O Brien
U. S
Edward W. Furia
Three Children Die in Abandoned Freezer Locker
Laurens County Sheriff reports three young girls Phyllis Craig Angela Davis and Sylvia Craig found dead in an outdoor freezer locker at a relative's home. They were crowded into one compartment as authorities investigate the tragedy.
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Cuutu
Ohres
Laurens County
R. Eugene Johnson
Phyllis Craig
Sylvia Craig
Stonewall Cig
Angelina Davis
Tom Davis
Mrs. Davis
Johnson
Crushed to Death Under Auto in Rochester Township
JEW Brucam AP reports Thomas Disher age 4 is named father of two as a car falls on him while repairing his brother's vehicle in Rochester Township. The Damascus Steel plant worker from New Brighton died in Beaver County. Coroner Dr Colayincengo confirmed the incident.
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Jew Brucam
Thomas Disher
New Brighton
Rochester Township
John Colayincengo
Beaver County
Damascus Steel
Rochester
Kearns seeks probe of Erie papers over news blackout
Congressman Carroll D. Kearns pushes a bill for a House Commerce Committee probe into a perceived news monopoly by Erie papers Morning News and Daily Times. He claims biased coverage harms Erie and notes ties to WSEE and WICU networks, amid FCC channel debates and local political races.
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Washington
Carroll D. Kearns
Erie
House Commerce Committee
Kearns
Mike Kirwan
Erie Canal
Péhnsylvania
Carrol Kearns
Tesm
Erie TV
WSHE
WICU
WSEE
Keams
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Corry
Lifelr
Teir
Tim
Hugh Fleming
Capital News
Eite
James Weaver
Woodrow Bashline
Grove City
GOP
Farmula
George’ J. Med
Elie Sunday Times News
Para Five
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Iremen Rom Corry
Ana
Peansburg
Wenved
Corry Water Supply Co
Sciota Road
Triple Trouble
Peiping Congress
Red
Guinea
Air Enthusiasts Register
Gripe
Washteaman
Detroit
Michigan
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax
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