Pennsylvania jobless figure hits five year low in September
Harrisburg reports September unemployment at 139,000, 6.9 percent of the workforce, the lowest since October 1957. September total employment reached 4,308,400, up 16,100 from a year ago, with gains in retail and food and clothing factories.
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Harrisburg
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Labor and Industry Department
Rusk Pleads With Latins On Cuba Policy
In U.S. view, steps are needed to curb Communist power in Cuba and pressure Castro toward his downfall. Rusk and Edwin M. Martin have met Latin American officials who expect a solid front against Castro and Soviet arms buildup. The United States seeks to cut most remaining trade between Latin America and Cuba, apart from essential food and medical supplies.
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Cuba
Castro
Rusk
Edwin M. Martin
United States
Six Meadville Businesses Hit by Burglars
Meadville police report six local businesses burglarized from midnight to morning. About $275 cash disappeared with $300 in estimated damage. Stores hit include Art's Restaurant, Cargo Cleaners, Meadville Laundry, Plaza Bowling Lanes, Farrah Chevrolet, and the State Liquor Store. Entry was gained by window breakage. air chisel used at Farrah garage. Inspector Jack Holt says same party suspected. investigation continues.
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Midule
Sabir
Polles
Art's
Plaza
Vic Parrah Chevrolet
Pennsylvania State
Farrah
Jack Holt
Hold Rites For K. A. Bennett
Rites held for K Arden Bennett yesterday afternoon at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with Rev. Lawrence T. Meneeley officiating. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Bearers were Lyle Stranahan Neil Stranahan Eugene Buesink Edward Partch Roland Putnam Lawrence Snapp. Honorary bearers included Glenn Steadman Farold Patchen Chester Lingo Benjamin Hoffman Paul Gibson Homer Nelson. Rev Meneeley led prayers sang Nearer My God to Thee and recited Crossing the Bar and Than topsis. Faculty members from Conneaut Valley and Sparta merged schools attended.
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Spartansburg
Lawrence T. Meneeley
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Lyle Stranahan
Neil Stranahan
Eugene Buesink
Edward Partch
Roland Putnam
Lawrence Snapp
Glenn Steadman
Farold Patchen
Chester Lingo
Benjamin Hoffman
Paul Gibson
Notable Sparta Socials And Local Sports Roundup
Mrs Dor Vothy Staub Ruth Elis and Clair Lindsey toured New York City visiting the Statue of Liberty United Nations Empire State Building and a My Fair Lady stage show. The Sparta ball team defeated East Forest 6 to 0 and will play West Forest on Thursday. Also noted are visits by families, Cub Scout signups, and several community happenings including the Sparta merged school funeral for Arden Bennett and the Sparta Sportsman Club field day with a door prize awarded.
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West Forest
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Portland
Martin McIntyre
Scarboro
Thomas Lindsey
Cash
Old Tabernacle Church
Edna Evans
Meadville
Detroit
Mich
Witmer
Michigan
Earnest William
Sparta Sportsman Club
Sonny Blakeslee
Sparta Sportsmen's Club
Sportsman's Club
Barnett Convicted as Court Uses De Segregation Orders
The eight judges found Barnett guilty with three dissents on the sentence fine. The court said compliance meant ceasing resistance to federal desegregation orders and cooperating with officers. It cited two instances where Barnett personally blocked Meredith to thwart compliance. The governor did not appear and state attorneys were barred from participating.
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Meredith
Evangelist Jack Wurtzen to Speak at Corry High Friday
Jack Wurtzen of Word of Life Fellowship will headline a regional youth rally in Corry Area High School auditorium at 7 30 p m under the Christian Laymen's Committee. A former high school panel leader and New York insurance man, Wurtzen has directed Word of Life activities for 21 years and conducts large gospel meetings for American youth.
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America
Word of Life Fellowship
New York
Corry Area
Christian Laymen's Committee
Wurtzen
Word of Life
Lucy Show returns as a mature confident comedy
AP reviews Lucy Show and Stoney Burke noting Lucy Ball’s renewed presence as a widow with a 14-year-old, Vivian Vance's chic evolution, and a cast shift before Desi Arnaz absence. Stoney Burke offers a gritty Western with Jack Lord. Compat premieres with WWI infantry lens and Hawaii Five O veteran cast.
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New York
Lucille Ball
CBS
Lucy
Miss Ball
Vivian Vance
Ethel
Vivian
Desi Arnaz
William Frawley
Different Standards Proposed for Commercial vs Private Drivers
U S Rep William Scranton urged a new scheme to distinguish penalties for commercial drivers from private motorists. He argued livelihoods tied to a license justify lighter treatment for personal traffic arrests. Scranton spoke during a Cambria County tour criticizing the Governors Traffic Safety Council and radar use by local police.
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Vallitzin
U. S
William
W. Scranton
Scranton
Mont Day
Cambria
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