Budget Battle Rages In Pa
In Harrisburg and Pittsburgh a budget battle unfolds as House Republicans plan amendments to Gov. Scranton's proposed 139 million in new taxes aimed at balancing a 1963-64 budget. Democrats led by David L. Lawrence dispute Scranton’s deficit claims while party leaders push higher sales and cigarette taxes, with public hearings unlikely despite calls from minority leader Petrosky.
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Harrisburg
Capitol
Pittsburgh
House
Otis B. Morse
Albert W. Johnson
R-Mckean
Scranton
GOP
Pearanbe
Manet
Caitol Hill House
Anthony J. Petrosky
D-Westmoreland
Merchants Plan June Promotion for Community Beautification
Merchants tied to property beautification plan a June long promo called Community Development Month featuring clean-up fix-up and paint-up schemes. Fred Scherzer chairs the effort with an initial Journal supplement on June 1 and ongoing ads. Chamber of Commerce backs the program with merchants displaying signs signaling special bargains.
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Fred Scherzer
Pollowun
Scherzer
Chamber of Commerce
Killed Wife To Get Revenge On Mother In Law
Francesco Protano, 28, stabbed his hospitalized wife Antonietta Protano four times in a hospital sun porch in Frosinone Italy. He told police he killed her to avenge himself against his mother in law who he said endangered him. He confessed and was arrested on a homicide charge.
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Frosinone
Aily
Rome
Francesco Protano
Walt
Antonietta Protano
Protano
Ribbon Ceremony Marks Bank History at Corry
The National Bank of Corry held a ribbon cutting using old currency as a live artifact. Chairman H Harrison Keppel and his father had helped prepare the historic bills, a practice last used in the early thirties, as the bank opened with prizes and thousands visiting.
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Harrison Keppel
The
National Bank of Corry
H. Harrison
Keppel
Henry
Bann
Henry J. Kusial
Centerville
Harold Hester
Bear Lake
J. H. Heerlein
Wright’ Street
Richard M. Coons
Corry
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Karen Bailey
Columbus
Joann Gray
Mead Avenue
Ben Graker
York Street
John Dyne
John Mineo
Union City
Sharon Munn
Jim Lindsey
R. D
Sugar Grove
Scranton Sees State Tax Reform as Top Issue
Cov William W Scranton told about 100 business leaders in Hot Springs Va that America's main state problem is dollars and cents. He urged redistribution of tax returns to fund state functions and called for higher state tax collection. He warned against big government and urged businessmen to fix local and state governance.
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Hot Springs
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
America
Scranton
Councll
GOP
Pesca
Elks Leader Bowie Dies in San Benito Texas
Charles C. Bowie 65 longtime Elks official died Saturday in San Benito Texas. Bowie served as grand exalted ruler elect of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Funeral and memorial arrangements were not listed in the transmitted fragment.
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ELKS
San Bewito
Tex
Charles C. Bowie
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elka
Argentine Leader Survives Ninth Crisis Cabinet Quits
Buenos Aires reports say President Jose Maria Guido appeared to survive the ninth crisis of his year as General Enrique Haueh was moved from interior ministe r post. All other cabinet members resigned over corruption accusations linked to ex dictator Peron allies. Rauch pressed for civilian replacements while Guido pledged changes and appointed General Osiris Villezas as interior minister.
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Buenos Aires
Atrentine
Jose “Maria Guido
Enrique Haueh
Ranch
Juan Peron
Arturo Fromdizi
Guido
Ratich
Osiris
Villezas
Rauch
Benjamin Rattenbach
Soviets Expel Ten Western Diplomats In Espionage Move
Moscow accuses five American and five British diplomats of spying linked to Wynne and Penkovsky. Four Americans have left. others departed or are on leave. Names include Jones, Montgomery, Davison, Carlson, and Richard Jacob. Tass cites their roles and travel status.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Greville Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
Penkovsky
Wynne
Tass
William C. Jones
Hugh Montgomery
Springfield
Alexis Davison
Atlanta
Rodney Carlson
Alcester
Richard Jacob
Reg Harbor City
Montgomery
Carlson
Davison
U.S
Yerevan
Richard Davies
Connelor
William Horbaly
Adolh Dubs
Herbert
Olcan
Harrisburg Sets July Draft Call At 483
Pennsylvania Selective Service headquarters fixed the July draft call at 483, higher by 217 from June and 203 above last July’s total. The figure reflects nationwide adjustments for the month.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Selective Service
Army Troops Set To Move On Birmingham
Corry Methodists take option on high school lot on West South Street. Pastor Gilliland and church representatives met with contractors to discuss selling the property. The option aims to relieve overcrowding from a new Sunday School addition and full sanctuary. City limits may constrain development but the church plans to consult the Tyne vote before final decisions.
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Bavat Methodiat
Corry
Ashe
Yale
Fawmerie
West Bouth Street
Wallter Gilliland
Airey Valetin
Jack
Rove Mose
Conant, Lake
Associated Contactors
Loblaw Ripermaker
Nats
Tyne
South Center
East Pleasant Streets
Virtual Martial Law Grips Birmingham as Riots Hit Alabama
Riots and bombings in Birmingham trigger federal troop deployment and a state martial law environment. President Kennedy orders riot trained Army units into Maxwell Air Force Base and Fort McClellan while Governor Wallace opposes federal action. Injuries reported amid heavy police and trooper patrols as the city tries to recover.
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Birmingham
Ela
Alabama
Neprock
Southern Christan Leadership Council
Jack de Robinson
George C. Wallace
Lege
Robert 8. McNamara
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ft. McClellan
Anniston
Hearing Set For Manager Of Teen Sales Crew
Paul J. Garretson of Buffalo faces a hearing Saturday on a charge of violating city pedlasterance rules as police rounded up him, crew manager John A. Josipson, 22, and five teenage solicitors aged 14 to 16 who sold subs for the Civile Readers Association. The group did not have peddler permits, with forms required from police and a $25 permit fee.
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Paul J. Garretson
Buffalo
M. S. Cobbett
John A. Josipson
Garreteon
Reds group may be staging killings of U S advisers in Viet Nam
Army Special Warfare officers monitor South Viet Nam for signs of coordinated attacks on American advisers. Two officers and a sergeant were killed in separate incidents last week as U S troops confront escalating violence. Pentagon figures show 36 Americans have died in South Viet Nam since 1961 from actions by hostile forces, with 49 additional combat deaths listed.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Leutenant
Pentagon
Army
W Air Force
South Viet ‘Nam
Unis
Binger WB
United States
Weather May Foil Cooper Launch At Cape Canaveral
NASA warned heavy cloudiness could hamper televised Atlas launch of astronaut Gordon Cooper on a 22 orbit flight from Cape Canaveral. Forecasts said conditions might improve Tuesday with northeast winds shifting to clear skies by launch time.
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Fin
Gordo Cowper
Bit Project
Mercury
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlan
Cooper
Pacific
Midway
Mercury Control Center
Armerican
Pacific Ocean
Midway Tailend
Gordo
Atride
Tim
M Talest
Plan Girl Scout Enrollment Here Saturday
Enrollment drive led by captains and volunteers will take place Saturday from 10 a m to 2 p m at the Corry YMCA. Robert M Bracken serves as community chairman and plans include informing parents about the council budget and stressing standards for troops and camps. The Erie County Council approves an 84 percent field service budget, 13 percent administration, and 3 percent public information with five professionals guiding the effort. Two briefing sessions at the Corry YMCA today outline enrollment plans with Thomas Mansfield and Mrs M L Drat Wadeworth of the Erie County Council Girl Scouts. The event has United Fund of Erie County approval.
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Willy Robert M. Bracken
Ts Corry Ymca
Thomas Mansfield
ML Drat Wadeworth
Erie County
Conner Girl Scouts
Bite
Ayent
United Pund
Woman Reaches 100 After Never Marrying
Mary, a resident of Wilkinsburg since 1948, celebrated her 100th birthday at the United Presbyterian Home for the Aged. She quips that staying unwed kept men away and says she reads newspapers daily and talks world affairs with anyone who will listen. She enjoys classic music on the radio despite finding most TV programs teradent.
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Nary McManters
Mary
United Presbyterian
Wilkinsburg
Keystoners Rally For Desegregation Support in PA
Thousands of Black and white protesters gathered around Independence Hall Philadelphia to back Birmingham desegregation efforts. More than 5,000 Black church members and 150 ministers attended a prayer rally with about 80 police present and no incidents. Revered Leon J Sullivan urged national religious unity in the fight for racial equality.
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Pennsylvania
Birmingham
Ala
Independence Halls
Leon J Sullivan
Zion Baptist Church
Harrisburg
Scranton
Jack J. Conmy
Bren Ingham
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