Scranton Not Candidate For Any National Office In 1964
Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania brands himself as a dark horse and declines running in 1964 or 1968 while open to a favorite son role if needed. He criticizes Kennedy policies on taxes, balance of payments, and foreign affairs, urges spending cuts and less government. He predicts Kennedy vulnerable on foreign policy in 1964.
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Canton
Ohio
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Plan Talks Today On Labor Pact In Titusville
Stupvinue members of United Steelworkers Local 3052 will meet today in Titusville to consider Universal Cyclops proposals on extended vacations insurance benefits and job classification. The talks follow Monday's session with company negotiators and start of discussions on seniority at the Bridgeville plant as a breakdown over vacations hospitalization and seniority issues prompted a stalled bargaining stance for about 2,400 workers at three plants.
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Stupvinue
United. Steelworkers Local 3052
Universal-Cyclops
United Steelworkers
Bridgeville
Centennial Observance At First Baptist Church Under Way
The First Baptist Church Centennial observance progresses with a Sunday school attendance of 851. Rev. Robert DeBoer delivered the morning sermon and a dedicatory plaque was unveiled by the three longest-serving members. An evening service featured a historic review and a banquet for 280. A weekend Bible conference will close the week with Dr. Welch as speaker. he is president of Grand Rapids College and Seminary in Michigan.
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W.wilbert Welch
First Baptist Church
Robert DeBoer
Dr. Welch
Grand Rapids, Mich
College and Seminary
Flora Moves Out To Sea
Radio Havana reported peasants aided Castro and his party after waves washed over an amphibious truck off eastern Cuba. The Cuban government warned of food cuts including beef and vegetables, with coffee also affected. Carlos Rafael Rodriguez said heavy crop losses hit sugar as Cyclops plants went on strike since September 28, affecting about 650 workers in Titusville.
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Radio Havana
Castro
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Agrarian Reform Institute
Cyclops
Titusville
Bear Lake area news items recap local visits and events
Bear Lake area residents report visitors from Columbus and connections with local families. Fred Jensen Sr and Ton Beckwith families hosted gatherings. Beautification Committee sponsored a supper at Fine Hall. Maude Cartists and Tuán Ayling visited Olean, Elaine Cornish and Dan called on Salamese friends. Bear Lake attendees joined Celoron skating rink services to hear Rev Grady Wilson.
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Clan Lonewell
Worth East
Fred Jensen Sr
Columbus
Ton Beckwith
Fine Hall
Maude Cartiist
Tuan Ayling
Olean
Elaine Cornish
Dan
Salamese
Bear Lake
Celoron
Grady Wilson
Macmillan May Step Down Amid Party Reassurance
Reported plan shows Prime Minister Harold Macmillan considering resignation within the Conservative Party to avoid a split. Some observers doubt the move will trigger a leadership change before the general election, while others expect he may still seek to steer the party against Labour in the crucial electoral battle.
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Macmillan
Uma
Labor Ganty
Macmillan Illness Triggers Conservative Leadership Crisis
Deputy Prime Minister Richard A Butler will run the government as Prime Minister Macmillan remains ill. Government turmoil grows as 4000 Conservative delegates meet in Blackpool amid the Profumo scandal and poor poll results. A cabinet reshuffle or leadership change appears likely as the party debates its next step.
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Ines
O Hils
Macmillan
Blackpool
Profumo
Laborites
Ris
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