Negroes Haven't Lost Jobs Over Race Protests
Selma Alabama report shows civil rights leaders claim 200 Negro workers were fired for participating in right to vote protests. Officials counter that jobs are available and employment records show no widespread layoffs. Employment Service says many complaints come from domestic workers while some employers hire replacements.
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Selma
Ala
State Employment Service
Monroe Quinney
Employment Service Office
Martin Luther King Jr
Federal Community Relations Service
Fred Miller
Miller
Quinney
White
Boxers death ties to blood clot after title bout
Detroit heavyweight Lucien Sonny Banks died from a brain blood clot after being knocked out in the ninth round by Leotis Martin in Philadelphia. He had surgery to remove the clot, remained in a coma, and died at Presbyterian Hospital. Banks, 24, had 16 knockouts in 27 fights and worked at a Ford plant. No investigation was planned. officials cited proper conduct of the bout.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Lucien
Sonny) Banks
Leotis Martin
Banks
Presbyterian Hospital
Jimmy
Tupelo
Miss
Robert S. Andre
Ford Motor Co
Pennsylvania
Frank Wildman
Martin
Wildman
New Milk Leader Named at Bedford Convention
William Fusselbaugh of Philadelphia elected president of the Pennsylvania Milk Dealers Association at Bedford Springs Hotel opening of a two day convention. His remarks tie to charges that Negroes boycotting white stores hurt business. In April 1964, Quinney reported 253 new job seekers. last month the count fell to 186.
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Bedford
Pennsylvania Milk Dealers Association
William Fusselbaugh
Philadelphia
Fusselbaugh
Bedford Springs
Quinney
He Employment Service
Cancer Crusade raises over quota in French Creek drive
The Cutting Cancer Crusade in French Creek exceeded its $180 goal, raising 181 from a door to door drive and 43.50 from a bowling event for a total of 224.50. Mrs. BE. K. Storer chaired with Mrs. Merle Sweet as cochair. numerous workers and local visitors are listed along with Mother’s Day gatherings and a church service by Rev. Dan Widlicka.
Local Social News From Clymer and Nearby Towns
Mrs Carl A Marsh and Mrs John Lindendoll of Clymer attended the Ladies Fellowship of the First Baptist Church in Corry at Mrs Forest Peiffer’s home in Columbus Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Gail Alcorn visited Grand Valley Sunday to see Mr and Mrs Everett Reynolds. Mr and Mrs Edward Carter of Rochester spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Weitschat and Ronald. Sr visited Mr and Mrs Loren Upperman at Clymer Friday. Mr and Mrs Sibley Wright went to Jamestown Sunday for dinner with Mr and Mrs Salvatore Elia and sons for James’s 5th birthday. Helen Wright was also a bee. A musical program will be at Cutting Community Church Sunday evening with Rev Kenneth DePledge of Ellery Center in charge. Mr and Mrs Kenneth McCray visited Corry Sunday to see his parents, Mr and Mrs Clayton McCray. Miss Elouise Marsh spent Tuesday with Mrs Gordon Shampoe.
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French Creek
BE. K. Storer
Merle Sweet Cochairman
Gordon Shampoe
Clifford Aikens Jr
James Gibbons
Bill Craday
Donald Willey
Gordon Johnson
Robert White
Bernard Holmes
Clayton Redding
John Roberson
Clifford Aikens Sr
Amos van Barden
Myron Wallace
Dunkirk
Myra Cherry
Charles Knowlton
Forestville
N. Y
James Carpenter
Townville
Sibley Wright
Glen Pram
Gowanda
Kenneth McCray
Richard Wilkinson
North East
Max Bemis
George Gravis
Evie
Richard Smolk
Findley Lake
Alice Camp
Mae Sweet
Otto Green
Harold Bromley
Alton Burdick
Jay Bowen
Sherman
Dan Widlicka
Cleveland
Cutting Community Church
Widlicka
Carl A. Marsh
John Lindendoll
Clymer
First Baptist Church
Corry
Forest Peiffer
Columbus
Gail Alcorn
Grand Valley
Everett Reynolds
Edward Carter
Rochester
Fred Weitschat
Ronald
Loren Upperman
Jamestown
Salvatore Elia and Sons
James
Helen Wright
Kenneth Depledge
Ellery Center
Clayton McCray
Elouise Marsh
Clifford Aikens
Hill Assails Solons Over Streams Bill Opposition
Hill denounces Assemblymen Ford J O'Dell and Stanley L Blair for opposing the new state clean streams law CHB 585 citing Outdoor People of Pennsylvania publications. Erie County officials note ads planned by Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce and Erie County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs to promote sports and tourism. James Maynard of Corry and Mr and Mrs Samuel Upperman at Columbus Sunday.
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Hill
Solons
William
Hill Jr
Ford J. O'Dell
Stanley L. Blair
Pennsylvania
Erie County
O'Dell
Blair
Erie
Harrisburg
Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce
Erie County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Removal Of Capital Punishment Advances In New York Senate
In Albany a Democrat backed bill to end capital punishment with two exceptions passed the Senate 47 to 8 after two hours of debate. It moves to the Assembly, with Governor Rockefeller withholding a public stance until legislative action is complete. The measure would abolish the death penalty except where a police officer is killed.
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Albany
New York State
Senate
Assembly
Gov. Rockefeller
Fighting Hol Continues Across River Near Song Be
U S and Vietnamese forces clash as govern ment troops find 20 Viet Cong corpses after air strikes. Viet Cong fire mortars, a sharp firefight ensues and two American soldiers are wounded but refuse evacuation. Nearby at Da Nang Air Base Marines ambush a Viet Cong unit near Le My village, inflicting casualties as sweep continues.
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Song Be
da Nang
U.S
le My
Rites Held For Mrs. R. Halfast
Funeral service for Mrs. Raymond Naomi Halfast was held at H. Richard Hayes Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev. J W Grant of the Free Methodist Church of Titusville officiating. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg. Bearers included Harold Halfast Glenn Halfast Stanley Henton Edwin Henton and Willis Braswell.
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Mra
Raymond
Naomi) Halfast
H. Richard
US Flag Burned in Mexico Rally Sparks Violence
University students in Guadalajara burned an American flag during a protest against U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic and Viet Cong. Marines responded with automatic weapons fire. In daylight searches, investigators found blood trails but no bodies.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
U.S
Dominican Repub
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Samuel Upperman
Evans
Zenith TV
Zenith
Barney
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
R. Halfast
Beneficial
Beneficial Consumer Discount CO
Beneficial Finance Co
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Sears Roebuck
Erie— Beneficial Finance Co
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Meadville
Meadville i
Chestnut St
Park Ave
Union City
North Main St
Gardner
Nick SanFilippo
Lillian Neec
Anthony
Gannon College
The
Times Publishing Company
Elizabeth
Nick Jr
St. Gregory's Catholic Church
University of Notre Dame
Edinboro State Teachers College
Harborcreek
Salesman’s Union
American Federation of Musicians
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