Senate Republicans weigh equal employment clause in rights bill
Senate Republicans meet behind closed doors to amend the equal employment opportunity provision of the civil rights bill. Leader Dirksen says cloture may come after more debate, while Democrats tout improved amendments. Southern senators press opposition as debate extends into its 60th day.
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Washingi UN
Senate
Rspublican
Everett M. Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Robert F. Kennedy
Dirksen
House
John J. Wildjants
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Senawa Ae
Erie County Seeks 6000 Dollar Claim From Warren State Hospital
Erie County Institution District Solicitor James G. Hanes plans to file a claim for 6000 dollars against Warren State Hospital for maintenance costs of county patients. He has challenged payments for 14 patients across Warren Danview and Farview Hospitals, noting some cases halted and others unanswered. He said continuing would have cost about 40000 dollars in one case.
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Erie County
Erie
Erie County Institution
James G. Hanes
Warren State Hospital
Hanes
Warren
Danview
Farview State Hospitals
Srtere Aire Aeepeinetta Weer
Justine
Retirement tribute at Conelway School fair
Right Mrs. Katherine Fields Mrs. Clyde Geraldine Hall and Mrs. Lena Ayers led a life theme tonight This Is Your Life at a farewell affair in the Conelway School auditorium summarizing the careers of retiring staff and recognizing their service.
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Katherine Fields
Clyde
Geraldine) Hall
Lena Ayers
Conelway School
Move To Dust City Manager Regime In Area
Bradford residents hear a movement to abolish the city manager system as council approves first reading of a five mill tax increase to balance the budget. Protestor Philip Pecora accuses the council of violating state law by a second first reading after budget adoption. The city shifted to a manager form last January with Paul L. McCauley earning $12 000 annually.
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Bradford
Philip Pecora
Pecora
Paul L. McCauley
BeavER Youth Dies From Head Wound After Picnic
Alden S. Hilbert Jr., 19, of Beaver, died at St Francis General Hospital from a bullet wound to the head. Police said the youth was found shot in his room Sunday by his family after returning from a school picnic.
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Pittsburgh
Beaver County
St. Francis General Hospital
Alden S. Hilbert Jr
Beaver
Rec Program In Huge Growth Continues At Mead Park
About 100 junior and senior high students and younger grades are expected to join a tennis program at Mead Park using two blacktop courts. Equipment is supplied. instruction and tournaments are included. Playground activities run June 16 to August 7 with supervisors listed. Also active are junior and senior high softball leagues, a city softball league, a church softball league with 10 teams, and baseball programs for ages 10 to 15 with 150 boys. Beginning June 12 teams of 8 to 10 year olds will play on three baseball fields.
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Mead Park
Meadville
Elaine Chillock
Mary Jane O'Hare
Carole Turner
Ruth Ann Lord
Kathy Downey
Linda Hanna
Kaylene Bliley
Connie Dahl
Joan Neckers
Kather Tunner
Paula
James Becker
William Turner
Ben Calderone
Vic Cragg
Ed Partch
Ken Harvey
Pine Grove Association Elects Officers
Pine Grove Cemetery Association names Robert M. Bracken president for the coming year with Jerome Davis as vice president and Sidney B. Elston Elof Dahl and Frank Bielawski also holding posts. The annual audit by Cassius A. Elston, CPA, found all records in order and notes several long time directors reelected. The group invites public interest in available lots and mausoleum crypts while praising Bielawski and the 40 acre grounds maintenance after last winter’s ice storm.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Robert M. Bracken
Bracken
Jerome Davis
Sidney B. Elston
Elof Dahl
Frank Bielawski
Cassius A. Elston
CPA
Meadville
Roger Brown
Merle Capwell
Dahl
J. Donald Watson
Harris Watrous
David Depew
Charles Hubertz
William Miller
Keppel Tiffany
Bielawski
Corry launches summer sports programs for youths
About 144 boys will take part in the afternoon activities. In June the city backs a three on three summer basketball league for high school boys on two outdoor blacktop courts at Corry Area High School. The program covers all equipment costs with the Corry School District subsidizing staff salaries.
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Corry
Recr
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