Keystone Briefs highlights state savings and local labor actions
Pennsylvania's treasury gains 306 455 from unspent 1959 61 funds as House leaders announce big savings in postage payroll and other costs. Elsewhere, Pittsburgh meat cutters return to Oswald and Hess after a tentative contract, five hotels avert a strike, Johnstown student Vivian Herring faces murder charges, Newton Kerstetter named president of the Pennsylvania Society, Sons of the American Revolution, and Dr Chaunc ey Bly inaugurated as Thiel College president with speech on science and religion.
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Pennsylvania
State House of Representatives
Clark Joseph
Omiisis
Philadelphia
House
Ominsky
Pittsburgh
Oswald & Hess Co
Ireland Ends Voting Campaign in Quiet Election
Ireland nears a Wednesday general election with 4,760,000 voters eligible. Prime Minister Sean Lemass seeks re election as head of Fianna Fail Soldiers of Destiny party amid focus on economic future within the European Common Market.
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Republic
Sean Lemass
Fianna Fail
Soldiers of Destiny
Harmonious U S Military Chiefs Outline Unified Stand
U S military leaders show fewer split decisions on major issues over the past seven months. Gen Lyman Lemnitzer leads efforts to present unanimous views to Defense Secretary McNamara while LeMay and Anderson mesh well with Lemnitz er and other chiefs as changes shift the Joint Chiefs of Staff dynamics.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs
Robert 5. McNoamara
Eisenhower
Strategic Army Corps
Tactical Air Command
Congress
Curtis E. Lemay
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Ike LeMay
Anderson
Air Force Navy
LeMay
Lembitzer
George H. Decker
David Shoup
Marines Corps
Democratic Outing Erupts Into Violence In West Virginia
In Wheeling a Democratic rally turned chaotic when William Schultz clashed with Rep. Cleveland Bailey. Schultz grabbed the microphone, struck Deputy Chief Miller with a beer glass, and was jailed on felonious assault charges as Miller required 17 stitches. Bond set at 2,500.
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W.va
Cleveland Bailey
D-W.va
William Schultz
Ohio County
P.O. Miller
Young Democratic Club of
Ohio County Demcratic Executive Committee
Miller
Schultz
Bailey
Dani Kahle
Seashell antisubmarine exercise tests U S Canada strength
Ships and aircraft of the United States and Canada join Seashell a two week sea and air drill from southern California to the northern Pacific. More than 10 000 men participate. One hunter group led by antisubmarine aircraft carrier USS Bennington tests combined U S Canadian capability to meet undersea threats off the West Coast.
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United States
Canada
California
Pacific
Bennington
Boy, 15, Fatally Struck Crossing Highway Near Fayetteville
Charles W. Rickers of Fayetteville was killed last night while walking across U S 90 near his home in Chambersburg. The car was driven by Kenneth E. Gossert, 16, of Chambersburg. The driver was not held. An inquest will be held, according to the county coroner.
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Chambersburg
Charles W. Rickers
Fayetteville
Refugee Camp Swells as Tribal Fighting Spreads Fear
Hundreds of refugees carrying belongings flooded into a crowded U.N. camp after intertribal fighting in Elizabethville's African quarter. The camp now houses more than 30,000 refugees who fled their homes amid fears of continued violence.
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Mnluida Bearville
Rune
U.N
Elizabethville
Ford UAW Make Progress in Strike Talks
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers resumed negotiations amid reports of compromises on noneconomic issues to avert a strike affecting 120,000 Ford workers. UAW President Walter P Reuther and Ford VP Malcolm Denise led talks as 26 of 65 local bargaining units had agreements. 46 remained with national contracts to negotiate.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Malcolm Denise
Reuther
Denise
American Motors Corp
General Motors Corp
Dunkirk Cop Fatally Shot In Gun Battle
Dunkirk police Lt. Mark Bittman 48 and Patrolman Gordon Vetter responded to a family trouble call at Leo Mleczko home. Mleczko charged with shotguns, Bittman died after shooting at Brooks Memorial Hospital. Vetter unharmed. Autopsy to be held today in Dunkirk.
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Mark Bittman
Gordon Vetter
Leo i Miletzito
Littman
Vetter
Mleczko
Patroluinn Vetter
Elffman Gied
Dankirk
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Mlecziko
Man Nabbed In Holdup Try At Lock Haven Bank
Centre County man William T. Ball, 58, of Phillipsburg, was turned over to federal authorities on charges of attempting a hold up at the Lock Haven Savings and Loan Association. State Trooper Robert W. Geryelle arrested Ball Saturday inside the bank offices after he entered to arrange a loan and produced a .22 revolver demanding cash. An employee, Alexander J. Reeder of Avis, reported Ball knocked down the officer who was nearby in a patrol car.
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Lock Haven
Lock Haven Savings and Loan Association
Robert W. Geryelle
William T. Ball
Phillinsburg
Alexander J. Reeder
Avis
Ball
Reed 1
Ato
Hollywood Highlights and a Wedding Ties Two Stars
The Nelson family expands the On Air team with Mollywood joining Orie Harriet and David as the fifth member. Mollywood, a green redhead known as June Blur, joins the show on ABC with David’s wife acting in a limited role while pursuing her own career. Her life story traces from San Francisco origins to modeling and film work, including a notable pairing with Ernest Borgnine in The Rabbit Trap and a modern marriage to David in May. The acting duo plans tours and guest spots across the country this summer.
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Mollywood
Nelson Famiy
Orie Wid Harriet
David
Ricky
June Blur
Marlyn Manroetike
Orie and
Harrit
ABC
Kgne
Davids
San Pramiseo
Warners
Pax
Ernest Borguine
Ong
NATO Lags On Military Force In West
An AP report notes NATO members in Western Europe lag in increasing military capabilities toward the 40 percent target. About 44 members are involved in calls for more troop readiness, but financial strains and internal politics hamper a larger buildup. The alliance faces delays in reaching planned postwar defense boosts amid economic pressures and political divisions.
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Une
NATO
Gan
Wea
Aisha
Ownership filing for Corry Evening Journal 1967 notice
The statement lists Corry Evening Journal at 28 West South Street Corry Pa as publisher and George R Sample as business manager. It provides owner stockholders Jean E B Ericson Charlotte E Anderson John H Satterwhite Catherine S Bromley and notes none of the stockholders hold one percent or more of total bonds or securities. It is sworn before notary Wes McCray with commission dates in 1955 and 1961.
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Cony Evening Journal
Corry
Pennsylvania
of Erie
George Fe Sample
Cory Evening Journal
Corky Evening Journal
West South Street
Edinwr
George R. Sample
Corry Evening Journal
West Bouin Street
Jean EB
Ericson
Pleaxant Street
Bradford
Charlotte EB
Anderson
Grove City
John H. Satterwhite
B.D
Catherine 5
Bromeley
Derrick City
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