Paragraf at Ameeblig school bond move exon erate residents
Erie County and surrounding areas are described with notable events. Plans cited include a school bond measure, voter registration drives targeting residents over 3, and a per capita tax change. Local police report recoveries and arrests, plus shipping news, road suspensions, and civic improvements. Officers note a large coal shipment and a highway safety update. Community notices cover flag displays, airport authority appointments, and street patching efforts.
Slain gunman identified as killer of two men in Hollywood
Police said John N. Garner 23 an Army deserter slain while resisting arrest after attempting to seize two officers during a traffic warrant booking. Tests showed his .38 pistol killed Allen Smith 88 and Ralph M. Franklin 29 in separate downtown hotel incidents on January 27. Fingerprints linked him to both deaths. Garner deserted Fort Ord October 13, 1959.
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Hollywood
Calif
John N. Garner
Allen Smith
Sunset Strip
Ralph M. Franklin
Gurmer
Fort Ord
Presbyterians Back Desegregation in South Racial Integration Support
Southern Presbyterians backed desegregation opening church and college doors to qualified students regardless of race. The Geneva Assembly urged end to racial barriers in institutions, while a Potomac Presbytery report cited Africa’s leadership training as hindered by white U.S. college access. Duke and Emory did not admit Negroes. ten Methodist seminaries do. A Kentucky State College gym fire, arson suspected, followed campus tensions and student protests in Augusta with arrests for disorderly conduct.
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Geneva Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In
United States
Jacksonville
Pla
Presbytery of
Potomac
Africa
Kentucky Negro College
Augusta
Kentucky State College
Frankfort
Nixon eyes Rockefeller as running mate for Nixon ticket
New York Herald Tribune reports on high authority that Vice President Richard Nixon wants Nelson Rockefeller as his running mate. A Washington dispatch says Nixon would wait at the Republican National Convention for Rockefeller’s final judgment if he is nominated president. Rockefeller has said he would not consider the vice presidency.
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New York AP
New York Herald Tribune
Richard M. Nixon
Eek
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Washington
Nixon
New York
Rockefeller
Minsell
Jimming
Herald Tribune
Tobacco industry boosts ad spend in 1959 newspapers
U.S. and Canadian consumers spent over 1 billion dollars on tobacco products in 1958. About 456 billion cigarettes were smoked by U.S. citizens last year, up 4.5 percent from 1958. To reach more customers, the tobacco industry raised its daily newspaper advertising investment by an estimated 21.6 percent in 1959.
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U.S
U. S
Canada
Corry Proclaims May 1960 Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up Month
Mayor I Fred Kinley proclaims May 1960 as Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up month in Corry Pennsylvania. City urges 25 local businesses and property owners to join the nationwide effort to boost civic pride by maintaining properties and improving the city’s appearance. Witness my seal and date in Corry.
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Corry C Ham
Ber of
I. J. Fred Kinley
Corry
Pennsylvania
Cory
Fred. Kinley
Carpenter Joseph White, 91, seeks removal from unemployment rolls
Joseph White told officials yesterday to remove him from unemployment insurance records. The 91 year old craftsman said after six months out of work he has secured a job with a contractor, ending his unemployment period.
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Sydy
N. 5
Joseph White
Nixon Sees GOP Leaders Back Rockefeller As Second Ticket Choice
Nixon believes a majority of Republican party leaders favor Nelson Rockefeller for the vice presidential slot, signaling internal support for a Rockefeller ticketmate.
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Nixon
Rockefeller
Good News Area Community Cuts School Tax
SPRINGBORO An increased school budget with tax cuts was tentatively approved last night by the Springboro School Board. Totaling about 63,000 dollars, the plan raises the real estate tax by 8.32 mills and adds a 10 per capita tax plus 1 percent wage tax, while the current rates were 3 mills real estate, 15 per capita, and 1 percent wage tax. Secretary Thomas Kerns cites state reimbursement shifts tied to a prior real estate value drop as the reason, with hopes of ending the year with a balance after prior red ink.
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Springboro
Thomas Kerns
Kerns
Pulitzer Prizes Award Winners Highlight Diverse Arts and Letters
Miriam Ottenders of the Washington Evening Star won local reporting for exposing a Washington used car racket. Vance Trimble of Scripps-Howard won for national affairs on nepotism in payrolls. Lenoir Chambers of the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot earned his second Pulitzer for editorial writing on school segregation. Andrews Lopez of Press International won the photography prize on Cuban executions. Margaret Leech earned a second Pulitzer for In the Days of McKinley. Garrett Mattingly received a special history citation for The Armada. Samuel Eliot Morison won for John Paul Jones. William Dewitt Snodgrass won poetry for Heart's Needle. Elliott Carter won music for his second string quartet.
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Miriam Ottenders
Washington Evening Star
Washington
The
Star
Vance Trimble
Scripps- Howard Newspaper Alliance
Lenoir Chambers
Norfolk, Virginian-Pilot
Chambers
Charlotte
N.C
Segregally
Press International
Andrew Lopez
Margaret Leech
Garrett Mattingly
Columbia University
Mattingly
Columbia
Samuel’ Eliot Morison
John “Paul Jones
William Dewitt Snodgrass
Elliott Carter
New Yorker
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Judith A Hutchinson
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Harold G. Skinner
Bureau of Highway Safety
Olin Hare
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
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Frank Lucie
Edward Boggs
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Dick Clarks
Burt Lancaster
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Johnstown
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