Ray Of Such On Rain Dance Editorial
Alfred Hitchcock notes the Twist and rock and roll as a rain dance style. He argues the beat drives dancing, not lyrics, and compares it to military marching. The piece cites Erie Philharmonic crowds and predicts rock and roll will fade into classics as tastes shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray of
Alfred Hitchcock
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Corps
Terpsichore
Erie Philharmonic Orchestra
Ouster Petition Targets Townville School Aide
A Troy Township resident pressed the Townville Consolidated School Board to act on a petition seeking the removal of Supervising Principal Wendell McCollin. The 175-signature document, directed to the Troy Township and Joint School Boards, argues for termination this school year and the next.
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Townville
Troy Township
Townville’ “Consolidated School Board
Wendell McCollin
Clarence Moore
Troy Township School Board
Moore
Troy Board
Consolidated Board
Troy Township” Board
Wehool Board
Ares] Schoals
Troy ‘Township
Crawford County
Payereby
Prin- P
Claim Against Top School Administrator Sparks District Debate
A group voices concern about district leadership saying the top administrator may not act in the district’s best interests. They urge evaluation and reform to restore functioning schools and proper operations.
Long Search Ends Sees Brother First Time In 33 Years
A Los Angeles man and his wife located his brother in Pittsburgh after a 33 year separation. Stanley Ho Stone, 52, and Lottie Stone learned Claude in Kansas City in 1929 had been listed by the Missing Persons Bureau. They met at police Headquarters, ending the long hunt.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Stanley Ho Stone
Lottie
Claude
Claude Usted
Department of Public Assistance
A.mseard
Olive
Kansas
George Sokolsky on Fear and Market Confidence
George Sokolsky argues that stock panic reflects money’s emotional drift rather than logic. He says prices soar on faith, not fundamentals, and public confidence, not officials, dictates decisions as President Kennedy’s stance tames “the boys running wild” in industry.
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Kennedy
United States Steel Corporation
Paul Harvey Cuba comments and Castro operations outlined
Transcript excerpts reveal Paul Harvey describing Castro's Cuba as barter with Yankee dollars, the transfer of men to camps near Miami, and enforcement through guerrilla training. He alleges targeted supply, aircraft parts deals, and industrial drains, while criticizing U.S. and Allied responses and noting law enforcement perspectives.
Eastland warns on Cuba and UN stand
Senator Eastland, chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, says the United States has not given up on Cuba but argues the UN could sanction Castro if two thirds of its members back action. He notes distrust of UN support and mentions past adviser Stevenson and ongoing inflation and price controls affecting policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James”’ Eastland
Senate Judiciary
Cuba
Eastland
Castro
Unclear draft on Sherman Act and anti-trust concepts
Fragmented passage questions restraint of trade under the Sherman Act of 1890 and its later interpretations. It discusses unrealistic bids, market stability, and monetary policy, with garbled phrases and nonstandard terms making precise facts unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legiala
Kennedy echoes Roosevelt in calling for general welfare leadership
President Kennedy argues the White House should engage in shaping the economy and restraining price and wage increases, recalling Theodore Roosevelt’s stewardship view. The piece traces the presidency as a public-facing role, with later presidents expanding leadership under the 1946 Employment Act and the prospect of an economic advisory council.
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Kennedy
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Dent —Kennedy
United Auto Warka
UAW
United States
Uke
Roosevelt
Edward 8. Corwin
Louis W. Koenig
Congress
Truman
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Kennedy warned on steel dispute and wage controls in 1960 era
The passage recalls Kennedy entering the steel dispute, urging wage and price restraint without government coercion. It notes his stance against using compulsion and his belief that presidential influence and moral suasion could stabilize prices. It also mentions his 1960 campaign rhetoric promising active leadership beyond honorary roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kennedy
United States
UAW
Brigadier General Stilwell Injured in Parachute Jump
Brigadier General Joseph W Stilwell assistant commander of the Sth Infantry Division suffered a dislocated right shoulder during a practice parachute jump at a northern New York training camp. An Army spokesman said he appeared off balance after landing. Stilwell is the son of the late General Joseph Stilwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kame Wut
Oa. Var
Joseph
Cider Joe
W. Stilwell
Stilwell
Sth
New York
Ft. Devens
Mass
Wingar Joe
Stil
U.S. Plans Family Survey for Dam Relocation Area
The Seneca Nation asked the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs to conduct a socio economic family survey in the Allegheny River drainage near Warren to document relocation needs for residents losing 10 000 acres to the Kinzua Dam project. Walter Fuhrman proposed the study with two months work by several staff at an estimated cost of 10 000 dollars.
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Savamanca
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Kinzua
staey"MyCarney
Walter W. Fuhrman
Investi_gations
Alle—gheny
Warren
Carney
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Townville School
the Corry Evening Journal
Sean
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Baldi
Corry
Tall
George
Sokolsky
Gil
Paul
Harvey
Miami
Havana
Bragg
Fort Knox
Mobi
Alk the
Felts
Ate
Torney
Bobby Kenned
Bobby
Busi Areeo
Adlai Stevenson
Ambassador Stevenson
Sahataga
Grraalag
Ota
Cooperatins Coutlol
OPA
Marlow
T 3Day
Ry James Marlow
Associated Press
Loblaws
California
Pascal Celery
Edgebrook Peas
Clover Lane
Hane
Chacolates
Srey Ane
Seriecas
U.S
Well
China-Burma-India
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Ennett
Yer Haase
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