Bids On Columbus Dean Elementary School Totals 505000
Bids for the new Dean Elementary School in Columbus total 505 246 dollars, about 30 000 less than the architect predicted. Low bids cover general construction plumbing electrical and heating among others with site and architect fees to be added. Final package decisions lie with the Columbus school board prior to joint board actions and funding arrangements.
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Columbus
Columbus School Board
General Construction
HaPlatt Co
Erie
Fred Veith
Northwest’ Electrical
Electric Eitghens
Pittsburgh
Sharp. Co
Jamestown
Corry
Columbus Boat 43
Schol
Latins Hold Tuna Boats From U S Off Ecuador
Salinas Henado r holds 21 tuna boats from San Diego for alleged illegal fishing near Ecuador. Two vessels, White Star and Ranger, faced charges, but navy officials say the fleet will be impounded and captains tried without proper permits. Navy escorts escorted all boats to Salinas as disputes over offshore limits continue. Dean Rusk pressed for release and negotiations to resolve the dispute.
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Salinas
Henador
San Diego
Calif
White Star
Ranger
Francisco Espinosa
Navy General Staff
Quito
Ecuador
United States
Dean” Rusk
Man Sought in Wife Death Found Dead at Army Depot
Abersburg man Harry H. Hays aged 49, sought in the fatal pistol shooting of his wife, was found dead by security police at Letterkenny Army Depot. Authorities deferred an official verdict on his death, noting the incident is being treated as related to the earlier case.
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Ae TE Pa
Abersburg
Aecurity
Letterkenney Army Depot
Harry H. _ Hays
Vandalism at Sewage Plant Endangers Kids
Police investigate deliberate vandalism at the Sclots Street sewage plant. Missing rat poison and a long underground tool threaten young trespassers who opened valves and left tanks unguarded, risking drownings and exposure to deadly chemicals. Police chief urges parental caution and warns of prosecutions.
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Carl Hixson
Sclots Street
Hixson
Polite
Harley Drake
Area Man 39 Killed By Falling Tree In Woods
William Howard Fox of Clarendon was killed instantly at 6 45 am when a falling tree struck him while he and Donald King were felling a tree on a logging road seven miles north of Clarendon. Fox died of multiple skull fractures. Fox was a father of five and survived by eight siblings, his father and stepmother, state police said.
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Clarendon
Here
William Howard Fox
R. D
Warren County
Edward Lowry
Warren
Fox
Donald King
B.D
Columbus
King
Lowry
Ecumenical Day Draws 1500 Clergy From Multiple Faiths
About 1,500 clergy and lay leaders from Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant faiths attended an Ecumenical Day at Gannon College in northwestern Pennsylvania. The event, initiated by Archbishop John Mark Gannon, featured remarks urging unity and warning against churches acting as if they had God fully figured out. The gathering included remarks from Rev. Robert Grimm and Bishop William Crittenden.
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Brieae
Penn
Sylvania
Gannon College
Robert ©. Grimm
Eris Council of Churches
John Mark Gannon
Erie Catholic
William Crittenden
Erie Enisco Pallan
United States
Parachute Jumper Killed by Freight Train Near Airport
A paraglide jumper was struck by a moving freight train at the airport outskirts near Liberty Missouri and died yesterday. The victim was Karl Deen Prandsen, 39, of Raytown, Missouri, reportedly struck by the train after a gust of wind.
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Liberty
Here
Karl Deen Prandsen
Raytowh
Army orders 12000 draft quota for August in Vietnam era
The Army requested a August draft quota of 12000 men the largest for any month to date in 1963. This compares with 4000 for June and 7000 for July and follows previous high quotas of 10000 in April and May. The rise may reflect replacements for men drafted into Berlin airlift era quotas whose service ends in September.
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Washington
Berlin
Aeiia
Nation's Memorial Day traffic deaths hit record high
The Associated Press reports a one day Memorial Day period from 6 p.m. to midnight showed 141 deaths on highways. Safety experts had estimated 130. Belated reports may raise the total further, surpassing the 109 deaths recorded in 1956.
Memorial Day traffic toll in Pa reaches six deaths
Pennsylvania recorded six highway fatalities during the Memorial Day holiday, matching the prior year’s one day toll. A Lancaster County collision killed two teenagers beside their bicycles, and one drowning occurred in Bucks County. National Safety Council projections had estimated 90 to 190 deaths nationwide during the period.
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Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
Bucks County
National Safety Council
Pope John XXIII Near Death in Vatican Crisis
Vatican reports indicate Pope John XXIII worsened and was given extreme unction as death nears. Cardinals rush to the Vatican as internal bleeding raises new questions about a possible tumor or tissue overgrowth. Doctors acknowledge a dramatic reversal in the pontiff's condition amid a tense, world attention drama.
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Vatican City
Joly XXIII
Vatican
Hlvearald
Berlin
Angelo Dell'Acqui
Gustavo Cardinal Cento
Cirla
Raimondo Manzini
L’osservatore Romano
Piero Mazzoni
Antonio Gasbarrini
Bologna
Gasbarrini
Cileagues
Pope John
Manzini
Wheels Stolen From Cars At Turben Garage
A car and several vehicles near Turben Garage were targeted as wheels were stolen from parked cars in the alley beside the garage, authorities note. Investigators seek witnesses and urge owners to report any suspicious activity in the vicinity.
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Turben
Florida jail 257 Negroes amid desegregation protests
In Tallahassee on a day of antisegregation protests police arrested seven and detained 220 students from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, with court hearings set for Monday. Demonstrations across the state and nation pressed for desegregation while sit-ins and marches drew use of tear gas and police lines.
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Tallahassee
Wit
Marenh
Neerves
Wemanate
Florida
Florian Awm
Newton University
Bev Willis
Wallahassee
Los Angeles Faces Birmingham Style Civil Rights Push
Rev. Maurice A. Dawkins of Los Angeles NAACP chapter warns that the city will be focal for a nationwide campaign toward full integration. He cites de facto job and housing discrimination and says unions may be targets. planning meetings are set after city election brought three Black council members.
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Los Angeles
Maurice A. Dawkins
The
National Associaton For the Advancement of
Mississippi
Alabama
Washington, D.C
Dawkins
Mr. Dawkins
People’s Independent Commity Church
Yanks Targeted By Asian Reds In Viet Nam Ambush
In Saigon, Communist guerrillas apparently aimed at Americans during a government patrol ambush. Two U. S. special forces advisers were killed among a 100 mountain tribesmen patrol. Capt. James Brodt, 20, of Cocoa Beach, Florida, and Pfe. Netl Maciver, 19, of Silver Spring, Maryland, were the slain advisers. The others survived.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
W. S
James Brodt
Cocoa Beach
Fin
Pfe. Net
Maciver
Silver Spring
Peace Corps Director Speaks at Hyde Park Memorial Day
Sargent Bhriger, Peace Corps director, addressed Memorial Day services in Hyde Park New York. The event honored the burial site of former President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his wife Eleanor.
Contractor Raps Treesnatching At Razing Site
Union City contractor Sabot overseeing the demolition of homes for Concord School protested tree and shrub removal near the site. He asked police to patrol the area and supply names of trespassers, threatening prosecution and warning of hidden nails and splintered timber hazards in the dark.
New York Sugar Exchange denies U.S. famine claim
The New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange said there is no sugar shortage in the United States despite volatile prices and hoarding talk. A memorandum to congressional committees cites USDA data showing commitments from friendly nations indicate normal U.S. needs will be met. The exchange emphasizes that exchanges do not buy or sell for their own account and blames price rises on supply and demand. World sugar production declines while consumption rises.
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NEW York
United States
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Exchange
U.S. Agriculture Department
Congressional
Senate
House
Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Texas mother, son die after 37 hours driving crash
A 7 year old Texas boy and his mother died when the mother, Luella Lambert, 28 of Mesquite, drove 37 straight hours before crashing into a tractor trailer on Route 90 near Erie. The boy, Jeffrey Lambert, died at St. Vincent's Hospital from internal injuries and lacerations. The driver of the truck, Eileen H. Walker, 46, of Butler, was uninjured. Police said Mrs. Lambert fell asleep at the wheel after a long drive en route to Gerry, N. Y.
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Texas
Erie
Prat
W. Irwin
Lawrence Park Brute Po- Mee
Jeffrey Lambert
Bt. Vinent
Irwin
Luella W. Lambert
Mesquite
Lambert
Gerry
Route
Wesleyville
Page Threer
Woodring attacked in Topeka. undergoes hip surgery
Harry H. Woodring, former secretary of War, was beaten and robbed near his Topeka home on Wednesday by men he had hired. He underwent surgery for a fractured hip today and hospital officials say he is in satisfactory condition aside from the hip injury. Woodring, a Democrat, previously served as Kansas governor in 1931-32 and secretary of war from 1936 to 1940.
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Harry Woodring
Topeka
Kan
Harry H. Woodring
U.S
Woodring
Kanas
Thresher Wreck Photographed on Ocean Floor
Photographs show wreckage of the nuclear submarine Thresher lying about 8,400 feet deep, including the bow diving plane and sail area. The images were taken by the research vessel Conrad and sent to Boston for the Navy Court of Inquiry in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Thresher
Conrad
Boston
Navy Court of Inquiry
Trieste
Navy
J. Lamar Worzel
Lamont Geological Observatory
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