Senate backs 9 million for Seneca Indians harmed by dam
The Senate approved 9,126,550 for New York Seneca Indians affected by the Kinzua Dam in Pennsylvania. The move advances a compromise with House provisions on a larger rehabilitation fund and related bills while civil rights debates loom. It also addresses relocation costs and potential Area Redevelopment Administration aid.
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Washington
Senate
New York
Kinzua
Pennsylvania
House
Allegheny River
Allegany
Hugh Scott
Scott
Thomas H. Kuckhel
California
Jacob K. Javits
R-N. Y
le Frank Church
Senate Interior Committee
Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
Area Redevelopment Administration
Interior Department
Army Engineers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woman dies in Pittsburgh house fire at 65
Mrs. Margaret H. Wise, 65, perished yesterday in a blaze that wrecked her two story brick and shingle home in Pittsburgh. The fire gutted the dwelling causing extensive damage and authorities investigated the cause.
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Pittsburgh
Margaret H. Wise
Delaware Bible Reading Not Violation in Schools
Rt Rev James B Pike Episcopal bishop testified Delaware law on Bible reading and Lord's Prayer does not violate separation of church and state nor the Constitution. He said Bible reading can be educational and part of Judeo Christian culture. Lord's Prayer not required. Case brought by Irving Morris for two couples challenges public school practices. Buckson noted Supreme Court ruling bans only required reading in New York, not all Delaware practice.
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Wilmington
Del
Sea
Delaware
James B. Pike
California
Pike
David P. Buckson
Irving Morris
U.S. District Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Buckson
Supreme Court
New York State
That Customer Very Well To Do Cab Driv er
New York AP reports cab driver Harry F Kuester mistakenly gave a passenger 9.60 in change from a 1000 dollar bill after a 40 cent ride on March 6 1963. He turned it to police and after attempts to locate the passenger the money was given to Kuester who will apply it to medical bills while recovering from an ailment.
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New York
Harry F. Kuester
Kuester
Khrushchev Rounds Hungary Talks On Peking Threat
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives in Budapest for ceremonies and talks with Hungarian leaders likely to outline strategy against Red China. Beijing blasts Khrushchev as a capitalist betrayer and urges communists to repudiate peaceful coexistence. Khrushchev to address Hungary's Nazi liberation anniversary and meet with Gromyko and Andropov.
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Budapest
Hungary
Khrushchev
Red China
Peking
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Khruhcchev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Yuri Andropov
Poland
Bulgaria
Moscow
Peking People’s
Coin Shortage Foreseen Crisis Within Two To Three Years
Washington officials say coin demand will outpace supply and reach a crisis in 2 or 3 years. Government production will rise to about 4.6 billion coins in fiscal 1965, leaving banks stocking for Christmas and coins circulating for 26 years on average.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Philadelphia
Denver
Near City
Philadel
Theorists Cite Marxist View of Violent Revolution
The article notes Red Flag criticized Marxism for openly proclaiming violent revolution as inevitable. It quotes a Chinese statement arguing that violent revolt is the midwife to socialist society and the path to replacing bourgeois dictatorship with proletarian rule.
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Red Flag
Cold Threatens South Peach Crop Continues Across States
Weather warnings say freezing temperatures threaten central and north Alabama fruit yields and may wipe out peach crops. Estimator puts losses at 3 million dollars. Tennessee reports East Tennessee peach crop near total loss for about 100 acres. North Carolina flags likely catastrophic damage in Montgomery County as Clyde Auman notes.
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North
Alabama
Tennessee
B.S. Pickett
University of Tennessee
East Tennessee
North Carolina
Montgomery County
Clyde Auman
West
Three Men and Three Boys Arrested for Deer Possession
Three men William B. Pencillere Leigh Donald Catton and George Enterline and three juvenile Erie County youths were arrested in Franklin for illegal possession of venison. They pleaded guilty and were fined 100 dollars plus costs. juveniles were placed with authorities. The men admitted shooting a deer in the Bimlehtun area and were stopped during transport by a state policeman in Franklin.
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Erie County
Franklin
Suite Police and Game Commission
William B. Pencillere
Leigh Donald Catton
Union City
George Enterline
Paul FF Bedford
Verango
Franklin City
Bethesda
Meadville
Bimlehtun
Frankin
Biologist Dr James T Pennes Dies At Columbia
Dr James T Pennes head of biology at the University of South Carolina died yesterday End director of the North Carolina Peach Growers Society estimated about 10000 acres may be a total loss Farmers in Virginia said major peach and apple crops were not yet hurt by frost Florida frost warnings threatened early crops in south Florida but north Florida crops were too few to feel the chill
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Columbia, N.C
James T. Pennes
Biology
University of South Carolina
End
North Carolina
Peach Growers Society
Virginia
Florida
South
Pa Legislature Returns To Work Briefly
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania legislature returned to session for three days to handle minor fiscal matters before the April 28 primary. The House and Senate aimed to advance a $500,000 education studies allocation and coal industry funding while delaying broader budget action.
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Harrisburg
Weele
Eyster
Kenneth B. Lee
House
Art
State Board of Education For
New Education Studies
Senate
Seran
Allbehf Md
Department of Mines and Mineral
Blaine
Hocker
Rauphin
House Appropriations Committee
General Fund
Holy, I
New York SP Combine in New Quarters
State Police units from West field and Silver Creek moved to a consolidated Fredonia headquarters serving Northern Chautauqua County starting April 1. Capt Nolan of Troop A stated moving would finish today and old stations would go out of service tomorrow. Twenty uniformed troopers and investigators will be assigned to the new HQ to boost efficiency. The new station will have telephone service from West Dunkirk, Fredonia, and Silver Creek.
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Fredonia
Cheutaueiea County
Westfield
Silver Creek
Chavauiqua County
Dali 2 Nolan
Troop A
Westfield and
Wow Jew Station
West Dunkirk
Silvey Creek
Deprived Of One Of Life's Joys In Hawaii Snow
Waikiki hotel clerk Enoki Shinjiro, who has never seen snow, learned Rochester resident Eugene Haylett sent him a can of snow by air mail. The snow arrived on Enoki day off and melted before his shift. A Pennsylvania cigarette tax reform and other budget items linger in a special session calendar, including eminent domain revisions Project 70 veterans pensions and nursing care reforms for the senile aged, aimed for completion by May.
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Honolule Pars
Enoki
Waikiki
Eugene A. Haylett
Rochester
Minn
Hawaii
Haylett
Pennsylvania
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