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Labor Strife and Inflation Alarm Labor's Grip on Bargaining
An editorial voice argues labor unions weaponize strikes to force wage hikes, warning the resulting inflation harms management and the nation. It criticizes labor leaders for irresponsibility while noting wage increases spark higher consumer prices and broad economic strain. The piece likens stalled industry to a national rift and urges mature unions to balance needs with economy.
Settlement Reached Over Area Shooting Incident
A $5,000 settlement was approved in an Erie County shooting case involving a youth shot accidentally last July. Defendant Clifford A Snyder faced the suit, with Walter Wd Lalit Syatton and others receiving the payout as the gunfire struck Willian E. Supton about 50 feet away. The suit was dismissed while the injured party’s family pursued no further action.
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Erie County
Walter Wd
Lalit
Syatton
Aid Ite
Willian E. Supton
Wis
Clifford A Snyder
Lawrenge Burk Snyder
Willd
Kennedy Khrushchev talk on arms race and tests
Fragmented notes discuss Kennedy and Khrushchev in a wartime style exchange about disarmament and banning nuclear tests. It references Laos, the United States and Soviet Union, and questions how the USSR would agree while France and the United States continue developing weapons.
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Gissii
Fravkce
Shawn
Apyolaps Atomic Power
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Kennedy
Deine
Khrushchew
Paris
Vunyr
Khalisheyev
Red China threat and Kennedy era tensions outlined
James Marlow surveys Cold War risks including Red China rising with atomic potential and US nonrecognition, Kennedy and Khrushchev stances, Laos and Korea upheavals, and Americas fragile prestige amid Cuba concerns, predicting intensified pressures on Kennedy.
Ebensburg State School Dedication Expands Care Capacity
Governor Lawrence dedicated a new 57 million addition to Ebensburg State School featuring three dormitories to house 480 more men and children with mental retardation. He called the project work in mental health care and praised its slate of facilities.
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Ebensburg. Py
Ebensburg State School
Lawrence
Market Bulls Spark Speculation Fears In 1960s Trading
New York AP reports a rush to buy stocks driving prices to records while officials fear unwary buyers enter untried shares. Regulators monitor lending, margins, and borrowed funds as the SEC investigates deals in a volatile bull market. The Fed may adjust margin requirements to curb credit and preserve market stability.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Bears
Hastings
Fed Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserver
Strouse and Adams Rise From Humble Roots to Broadway Hit
Hal Boyle notes Charles Strouse and Lee Adams, once little known, became Broadway stars after Bye Bye Birdie opened on April 14 last year. They earned six figures this year, growing from scrubbed shoes and busboy gigs to a smash hit created with veteran producer Edward Padula who funded early efforts.
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New York
Broadway
Charles Strouse
Lee Adams
Mlight
Charley
Lee
Edward Padula
Padula
Strouse
Adams
Trig
Yesterday's Memories of Carry May 19 1961 Crash Injures Eight
Eight people were injured in a two car crash at the Sterman Steadman road intersection about 1 am yesterday. Two seriously injured residents of Lymer, Mrs. Robert Wallace and Mrs. Merle Newhouse, were taken to Carry hospital for treatment. Others listed include Donald DeJean G B Chase WC Merritt and son Walter Dugan.
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Sterman-Steadman Road
Lymer
Carry Hospital
Robert Wallace
Merle Newhouse
Donald DeJean
G. B. Chase
WC. Merritt
Walter Dugan
Hallowe, Canad
Corry items include school play and birthday celebration
Four decades ago on May 19 1921 A Jewell R Manwarren R Hall and C Long plan a high school assembly play by the junior shorthand class. Twelve friends celebrate William Murray Jr.’s 12th birthday at his Congress street home then attend theatre.
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Frank and
Karen Frisina
Ward
Snyder Circle
A. Jewell
R. Manwarren
R. Hall
C. Long
William ‘Murray Jr
Congress Street
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