Printing ballots for Erie County election contract approved
Erie County commissioners approved a printing contract with Advance Printing and Litho Co for ballots costing 1331 dollars for the May primary and 1033 dollars for the November General Election. The article also notes weather outlook, local deaths, a watch recovery, traffic citations, school board actions, police reports, a YMCA tourney deadline, road resurfacing plans, and a General Electric locomotive order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Advance Printing and Litho Co
Saturn Booster Boosts U S Lead In Moon Race
Cape Canaveral Florida AP Saturn booster may overtake Soviet rocket power in the race to the moon. The Saturn completes test phases and could launch a 33 000 pound satellite into orbit within six months, aiding Project Apollo and manned spaceflight goals.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Saturn
Carsyine
D. Braineid Remes
Philadelphia Inquirer Wrought by Typographical Union Sit-In
The Philadelphia Inquirer did not publish its Friday editions after a long strike by the International Typographical Union began in the composing room. Union leaders demanded reinstatement of a discharged worker, while the paper offered to return to work pending arbitration. University of Pennsylvania’s Daily Pennsylvanian planned extra copies to meet demand.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer
Hone Stewart Hooker
Triangle Publicationns, Inc
Inquirer
Enquirer
James Kelley
Typographical Union
International Union
Elmer Brown
International Typographical Union
University of Pennsylvania
Center City
Cyclist dies after rural collision near Windsor
Glenn Oliver Sweards Jr. of Windsor was killed when his bicycle collided with a car on a rural road 14 miles east of here. State Police named Walter S. Fake of Bomsemille as the car’s driver. A separate obituary notes author and painter John W. T Paulkner I, 61, of Oxford, died after surgery.
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HD Lion, Pi
Glenn Oliver Sweards Jr
Windsor
Here
Walter S. Fake
Bomsemille
John W. T Paulkner I
Oxford
Miss
Pandensee
Willians Pauiner
Bord Rupler
Ambiguous ad copy critique in print media discussion
A fragmentary note questions reader attention to newspaper print advertising and its market impact. It hints at the role of print in shaping buying habits and the perceived effectiveness of ads, though the text is garbled and lacks clear subjects or events.
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Kain
Jets fire on U S ship amid Cuba tensions near port
The Floridian was attacked by two aircraft firing on the 400 foot vessel off San Juan before dawn. Crew of 24 Americans and oilmen reported tracers and bursts as Navy jets responded from Key West. Authorities confirmed the incident but released few details.
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Dale Teftelbaum
Hine
Olson
Teitelbahm
San Juan
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Key West
Fla
Washington
State Department
South Atlantic and Caribbean Lines
New York
Ship With 35 Refrigerated Tiles Sails. Crew Of 24 Aboard
The vessel carries 35 refrigerated tiles of food and a 24 member crew including Captain Charles Olsen. Last month two Cuban marked MIGs fired at a U. S. shrimp boat, missing as its engine failed in the Florida Straits near Cuba. The U S protested the attack and Kennedy ordered action against attackers in foreign waters off Cuba. Castro denies planes fired on the shrimp boat. The Air Force works on a mobile lightweight missile project for trucks similar to Soviet transport.
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Charles Olsen
U.S
Florida Straits
Cuban
United States
Kennedy
Pentagon
Cuba
Air Force
Five men arrested for paint bombs in road maintenance protest
Five men from Allegheny and Beaver counties were charged with malicious mischief and conspiracy after tossing light bulbs filled with red paint at the homes of two state highway workers in Rochester Pennsylvania. The suspects pleaded guilty and were released on $1000 bond each. The workers targeted were non union and continued to work during a 10 percent cutback in maintenance staff statewide.
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Rochester
Stanley Miller
James Shannon
Richard Greco
Allquippa
Jack Zolum
William Whitack
Ellwood City
Mary Archer Dies at 82 in Reading Leader for Oppressed Aide
Mary Archer, 82, a pioneer as the first woman member of the Democratic National Committee in the 1930s, died in Reading. For over 50 years she led projects aiding oppressed persons and animals.
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Mary Archer
Reading
Democratic National Committee
Miss Archer
Mayor Blasts Commissioners For Indecision On Stadium
Pittsburgh mayor Joseph M. Barr accuses two county commissioners of indecision over financing a North Side stadium. Democrats McClelland and McGrady oppose the current plan unless more private funding is secured. Pirates and Steelers warn they may leave unless the project advances. Barr vows to keep Pirates and Steelers in Pittsburgh and push ahead on municipal goals.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph M. Barr
Allegheny County
Barr
Wiliam McClelland
John McGrady
McClelland
McGrady
John Walker
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirate
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pirates
Steelers
McClelland and McGrady
Allegheny Airlines
Greater Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Union Orders Road Workers Back On Jobs
Union leader Anthony Fiorello ordered highway maintenance workers to return to duty after a 10 percent staff cut. Some county highway superintendents refused to reinstate workers who had stayed away. Fiorello met with Pat Juliano and Reuben Miller and urged Gov. Scranton to appoint an arbitrator to resolve the dispute.
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Harrisburg
Anthony Fiorello
Pennsylvania State Employee Council
Highway Department
Fiorello
Pat Juliano
Labor and Industry
Reuben H. Miller
Juliano
Scranton
Union
Highways Department
The
Highways
Highway workers walkout disrupts several counties
Department officials say about 450 workers across Somerset, Beaver, Washington, Westmoreland, Fayette, and McKean Counties joined a Thursday walkout. Many used vacation time, with county superintendents ordering full vacations and return not until notified.
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Fiorello
Highways Department
Lewis A. Baumgardier
Highays
Somerset County
Baumgardner
Wilbur C. Webb
Department
Somerset
Beaver
Washington
Westmoreland
Fayette
McKean
Max A. Gardner
State
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Jack
Quinn
Erie
Campagn
St. Marys
Archie P. Dickinson
Henry Davis Sr
Cobry
Walter E. Schleiff
Jersey Shore
Columbus
Cummings
Kane
West Pleasant Street
Fourth Avenue
Lewis White
West Church Street
Tommy Tinko
Lemon Street
Leland R. Thompson
Thompson
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Porter’ Auer
Conneaut Lake Area School Board
Future Farmers of America
Max D. Titch
R. D
Corry
Prea
Titch
M. 5
Cobbett
Stirling Wees
Srcy
Wees
Joseph Rohrer
Smith Street
Chicaco, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Coes
General Electric
Locomotive and Car Equipment Department
Guy W. Wilson
Brie
Philly
Tages
Wotr Corry
Carry Truck & Implement Service
West Smith Street
J&g Hammond Appliance & Furniture
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