Kennedy Signs Education Bill Extending Two Aid Programs
President Kennedy signed a law with reluctance extending for two years the Aid to Education program for school districts with children of federal personnel and continuing the National Defense Education Act which funds loans to college students and support for science math and language teaching. The veto memo cites budget needs and revenue concerns as reasons for rejecting postal wage increases.
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Washington
Kennedy
Schiel
U.S
Congress
Tn 8
Ken
Eisenhower
Buyer's Fair Set to Open With Three Day Sale
Buyer's Fair will open at 9 am tomorrow in part of the former Loblaw building at 146 North Center Street. The three day grand opening runs 8 am to 9 pm Friday and Saturday with 36 hours to explore offerings. rain checks will be issued for sold out advertised items.
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Buyer's Fair
Loblaw
North Center Street
Corry
Park Street
Germans to Use Coal From U S
United States anthracite contracts totaling 440000 tons were directed for purchase by German procurement officers. Senator Clark reports bids have been submitted and winners to be announced in Germany soon. President Kennedy ordered American coal for U S bases in Europe after congressional efforts from Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Washington
Germany
Army
United States
Joseph S Clark
D-Pa
Clark
Kennedy
Europe
Mibers
Congress
Pennsylvania
Smd
West Vitginia
Ford Faces Prolonged Talks After UAW Strike at 88 Plants
Ford Motor Co and 120000 workers continued bargaining after a 96 day stalemate as the UAW strike paused production. Sessions resumed at 10 am with issues over production standards working conditions and representation stalling a settlement. Ford operates 88 plants in 26 states including Michigan where half the workforce is. UNDATED AP report notes a pending economic agreement aligned with General Motors.
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Detroit
Ford Motor, Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Ford
Michigan
Malcolm L. Denise
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Ford Steel
Dear
Horn
Mich
Jobless figure drops to mid September low in Pennsylvania
The State Bureau of Employment Security reported unemployment in Pennsylvania fell from 370,000 to 329,000 between August and mid September. The rate was 7.9 percent of the civilian workforce, down from 8.0 percent the prior month, marking the lowest September level since 1957.
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Sulcowe
Mothers Have Special Rights Question Stuns Nashville Youth
In Nashville Tennessee a boy asks if a parent can be arrested or face double jeopardy when a school spanking provokes a home spanking by his mother. Police official Stromatt responds that a mother can discipline her child. The exchange raises concerns about parental authority and legal limits.
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Nashville
Tenn
Red Stromatt
Nashville Police
Stromatt
Hiis
Soviet Marshal warns U S over Berlin talks
Soviet Marshal Koniev warned General Bruce Clarke of the U S Army in Europe against steps that could derail Berlin talks. The envoy cited the resumed autobahn patrols near West Berlin after an incident with East German police and noted the risk to any peaceful settlement. Clarke confirmed receipt and response to the message.
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Berlin
Muranay
Konev
East Berlin
U.S
Europe
West Berlin
West Germany
Koney
Bruce C. Clarke
Amy
East Germany
Sovice
Bell
Sun
Clarke
Heidelberg
Crop Failure in Kazakhstan Threatens Soviet Grain Outlook
The Soviet Union disclosed a near failure of crops in Kazakhstan and the virgin lands, with Pravda noting that Kazakhstan will not meet grain targets. Leaders warned at a Central Asian Communist meeting that grain production task fulfillment is unsatisfactory, influencing domestic and foreign policy and Khrushchev's virgin lands project.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Kazakhstan
Pravda
Communist Party
Central Asian
D.A. Kunayev
Virgin
Nikolai Belyaev
Moscow Presidium
Khrushchev
Central Asia
United States
Survival in the event of an atomic bomb hits city meet
Officials from industry utilities churches and merchants attend a meeting on survival in an atomic attack. Gerry Jamestown Corp president Armour Hillstrom will host with Civil Defense official Ross Webb and fallout shelter expert Vance Brooks as speakers. A tour of underground school recesses follows.
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United States
Mountain Cave Rescue of 15 Year Old Ronnie Reese
Rescue workers pulled 15 year old Ronnie Reese from a crevasse in a Georgia mountain cave after about 12 hours trapped. He was unconscious most of the time but remained alive and was taken to a nearby hospital. Civil Defense units faced loose rocks and boulders as they moved the stretcher through tight passages before emerging the rescued boy to safety.
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Rising Fawn
Ronnie Reese
Thia Boy
Weary Charles McGuire
Civil Defense Teste
Frm
Chattanpoen
Georgia
Reese
Byron
Fox Mountain
Ronnie
Tim
Preay
Survival facility survey to probe three counties in Pennsylvania
Erie hosts October 18 meeting with Civil Defense directors Army engineers county commissioners and mayors of three cities to discuss survival plans for mines tunnels caves and shelters in a state wide probe. Project aims to identify and modify shelters for large groups and determine what facilities could be built.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
David H. Parmenter
Erie County
Two-Car Collision Injures Motorists near Corry
Corry State Police report a two car crash about five miles east of Corry in Warren County yesterday shortly after 11 pm. Mrs. James Curtis 30 of Columbus RD 1 attempted to drive onto Lotttaville road from a private drive and pulled in front of Daniel W Brady 80 of King of Prussia. Curtis car sustained about 1300 dollars damage while Brady’s vehicle suffered about 850 dollars.
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H.W 1
Gonmeus
King of Prussia
Corry
Warren County
James Curtis
RD. 1
Columbus
Lottaville
Daniel W. Brady
King of Prissaty
Cuil
Curtis
Warren Chosen for Trial of Younger Kindergarten Start
Warren Borough School Directors agreed to pilot enrolling children one year younger than current norms. Dr. Jack Birch of the University of Pittsburgh outlined a field demonstration with IQ testing and parent interviews to assess readiness, health, and social maturity for about 10 to 20 early starters in the three year program.
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Warren
Warren Borough
Jack Birch
University of Pitteburgh
Birch
United States
Office of Education
Wolfe
Inter
Hot System
Dr. Birch
Area Farmer Drives Oust Migrant Workers Move
Area farmer Loren Yochim of Wherlertown plans to present a petition to state police to oust migrant workers from the community. He claims migrants loot farms and steal chickens and farm goods during the night and says he will seek county or state action if needed. Police have one related complaint on file in the shelf office.
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Loren Yarhim
Water
Tewspiager
Rightul
Jall
Yorkim
Economist Lito Woman Dies at 7 in New York
Dr Lito Wom an a retired Columbia University economist and former NLRB member died Monday in New York. The longtime government adviser was 7 years old in the item, leaving a legacy in labor economics and public service.
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New York
Lito Woman
Columbia University
National Labor Relations Board
Government blocks blouse plant move to South Carolina
The NLRB ruled Sidele Fashions must offer jobs to Philadelphia workers or provide equivalent positions at its Ware Shoals plant in South Carolina. The board labeled the move an unfair device to gain concessions. Employees may relocate with travel and moving expenses. only a portion have moved so far. The firm plans to appeal.
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Washington
South Carolina
Philadelphia
National Labor Relations Board
Sidele , Fashions, Inc
Eitier
Ware Shoals
Garment Workers, Union
NLRB
Mac Cahn
Stilley L. Sebiva
Sonerate
Twen Ware Shoals
Philasedphia
Cal
Innterest Ui
Weaper
NURB
Shi
Sietele
Talks on Berlin Continue Among Ambassadors U S and USSR
Washington diplomats indicate U S Soviet discussions on Berlin may stay at ambassadorial level after Kennedy plans a meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Rusk and McNamara join Norstad at White House briefing as NATO heightens defense posture amid Berlin tensions.
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Washington
U. S
Berlin
Kennedy
Gromyko
Moscow
Rusk
Kremlin
Germany
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Baal
Robert S. McNamara
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Norstad
U S Paying To Distribute Soviet Trash
Rep. Richard Schweiker argues the United States funds the spread of Soviet propaganda via mail due to Russia not honoring a postwar international agreement. He says Russia censors and blocks much of American mail, undermining reciprocal exchange.
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U. S
Washington
Cone
Richard S. Schweiker
United States
Russia
Montgomery County
Republican
Ihs
Schweiker
Rusia
Broken Main Halts Bethlehem Steel JohnsTown Plant
Workmen repair a broken 66 inch water main that flooded lawns and cellars near the Bethlehem Steel Johns town plant. The break forced a partial shutdown. coke oven blast furnace and open hearth workers were to report to work as repairs continued. The plant employs about 10,700 people.
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Johnstown. Pa
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel
Mornerstown
T Y. mi
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