Governor outlines federal aid plan for unemployed areas
Harrisburg Secretary Davlin reviewed a federal program directing production contracts to plants in areas of persistent unemployment. About 800 of 2300 Pennsylvania manufacturers in such areas returned questionnaires, aiding a directory for defense contracts. Agencies and prime contractors will use the directory to channel work, with a May 27 cut off for submissions.
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Harrisburg
Commerce
Willian R. Davlin
Pennsylvania
Penneyrant
Commonwealth
U. S. Defense Department
US. Department of Commerce
General Services Administration
Lawrence
William A. Batt Jr
Federal Area
Development Administration
John F. Kennedy
Industrall
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Erie
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Philadelphia
Daylin
Sparta Grange to Sponsor Poulio Clinic at Hall
The Spartansburg Grange will sponsor a pollo clinic at the Grange hall next Friday from 1 20 to 9 30 in the afternoon. Secretary Clarence H i Smith says anyone may receive a pollo shot for 85 cents, with free shots for those unable to pay. Parents must sign a permission slip.
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Spartansburg Grange
Grange Hall
Clarence Hi. Smith
The
Grange
Man on Trial in Rockland murder case given bum navy discharge
Gerald Riddle testified regarding the murder of Robert Warren Mays near Sandy Creek. He claimed only a single nonpowerful blow with a club and denied signing the confession. Prosecutors pressed for consistency as defense and coroner testimony outlined four head wounds and a fatal skull fracture.
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Franklin
Gerald Riddle
Riddle
Polis
Robert Warren Mays
Rockland Township
Douglas Wayne Keler
Floyd
Resinger
Rocky Grove
Secord
Mays
Pichic
Sandy Creek
Jack Hey
Oil City
Richie
Maurice Dinberg
Venango County
Heyison
Kenneth B. McCoy
Hays
Keller
Unier Ater
Robert
Grannis
John F. Budke
Military Rules Korea Struck By Censorship and Arrests
U S officials said aid to South Korea will total about 200 million this year as censorship widened. Korean radio stopped BBC VOA broadcasts in Korean to curb criticism of the military government. Newspapers were screened, spaces left blank or scarred to mark censored material. Ten newsmen reportedly arrested. Generals Lee Harlim and Kang Yung-hoon blamed for opposing the coup, with arrests reported amid staged cadet parade support.
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Chester Bowles
United States
U. S
South Korea
Voice of America
Sepul Dallies
Lee Har-lim
Kang Yung-hoon
Lee
1St Field Army
Seni Radio
Kang
Korean Military Academy
Lesser Favors Kinzua Power Project Scheme
U S House Public Works panel adopted a resolution directing the Army Corps of Engineers to review the Allegheny River Project feasibility for adding power generating facilities at Kinzua Dam if feasible. Erie State Senator William C. Lesler says there were no prior requests for such a review and notes the dam could provide cheap power and offset costs.
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Finzua
House of Representatives
Committee On Public Works
U. S. Amy Corps of Engineers
Allegheny River
Kinzua
William CG. Les Ir
Erie Inst Alled
Lesler
Hold Rites For William May
William May was laid to rest at Pine Grove Cemetery after services at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Groree A. Myers officiating. Veterans of Foreign Wars members formed the firing squad and bearers included Ross Fehlman W S Houghton Ray Grabowski Henry Hoeks Paul Lines and A M Morison. Attendees included Velma May Carrie Ocoboe GQ R Stull James Town Claude May of Buffalo and many local friends and relatives from Mayville Ripley Falconer Dewittville Lakewood Lottsville Elrington and nearby communities. Also listed were Marvitt Johnson Ray Wells and Lloyd Price with numerous area neighbors.
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Bracken
Groree A. Myers
Pine Grove
Ross Fehlman
W. S Houghton
Ray Grabowski
Henry, Hoeks
Paul Lines
A.M. Morison
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Velma May
Carrie Ocoboe
GQ. R. Stull
Jamestown
Claude May
Buffalo
Andy Meier
Frank Meeder
Ginsyn Babcock
David Cummin
Ripsey
John Schauman
Falconer
Tan Henry
Dewittville
Brayton Burr
Lakewood
John’s Schauman
Elrington
Marvitt Johnson
Ray Wells
Lloyd Price
Lottsville
Arthur Field
Walnut Raven
Sherman
Farce Penhollow
Clyd French
Mayville
Bear Lakes
Ask Pentagon To Explain Cuba Fiasco
Senate subcommittee probes the Cuban invasion fiasco seeking to identify who ordered military involvement and if signals were altered as operations began. Chairman Lyman Lemnitzer faced sharp questions on the full extent of U S military participation and why it occurred. Frank Church notes the Joint Chiefs of Staff likely bore a critical role based on prior testimony.
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API
Senate
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Pentagon
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Ennilter
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Foreign Relations
Morse
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Lived 30 Years With Knife In Chest
In Wesroit Michigan Joseph Pyelis died at 52 after a knife blade remained in his chest for 30 years. Authorities ruled the death a homicide but said there would be no prosecution. Autopsy findings cited a prior pocket knife injury and preexisting medical conditions as factors.
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Wesroit
Mich
Joseph Pyelis
Michigan
Saul
Theodore S. Hosen
Whirlybirds Demonstrate Firefighting Theories
A demonstration in Stewart Run showcased a helicopter used to fight a deliberately lit fire near the George Lewis home. The State Department at Por esis and Waters viewed the test as the crowd watched water dumped from a pond via the whirlybird, yet the blaze persisted, highlighting doubts about aerial firefighting effectiveness.
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State Department
Poresis
Waters
Stewart Run
George Lewis
Robert Patterson
Hie Cyehelnye
Toyest
Lost and Found Items Auctioned by Rochester Transit
Rochester Transit Corp. catalogs yearly finds from buses in Rochester New York. Recent items include a crutch a plumber's tool a suction cup on a sight a football helmet baby shoes costume jewelry marbles and a race driver's crash helmet.
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Rochester
Rochester Transit Corp
Arcles
Clear Skies Promised at Clymer Festival
Fragmented OCR notes describe a small town festival in Clymer with plans for a parade and performances by local groups including Klompen Dancers and a school band. The piece mentions community events, vendor plans, and a public viewing at a local press for inspection.
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Wien
le Mail Ami Prettants
Mifimtinie Srey
Huh
Kline
Clsmer Central School
Bund Seweul
Wits
Ariel
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Surat
Hie
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Ptt
Witt
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