Grange seeks Supreme Court explain prayer ban ruling
The Pennsylvania State Grange asks the U S Supreme Court to explain its stance on the decision banning required Bible readings and prayers in public schools. It also urges a constitutional amendment to allow Bible readings and prayers, and calls for statewide university restructuring and milk price controls, naming new Grange committee members.
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Aura
Pennesylvania State
Grange
U.S. Supreme Court
The
Pennsylvania State University
State Milk Control Commission
Forman H. Gyger Jr
Kimberton
Chester County
Glenn Patterson
New Castle
George Cole
Limestone
Clarion County
News Notes From Cutting Area
Local society brief shows residents visiting relatives across towns and states. Notable moves include Serge Gibbons at Toledo Meat Cutters School and Helen Wright visiting James-town relatives. Families such as Bemis, Rouse, Ahlgrin, Bayle, Loomis, Marsh, Hamilton, and Wright are cited with weekend visits and phone calls.
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UU Serge— A Tue Gibbons
James Gibbons
Meat Cutters’ School
Toledo
Ohio
Joseph Anderson
Ashville
Carl A. Marsh
Pearl Bemis
Lee Hopkins
North East
Helen Rouse
Audrey Rouse
Fred Ahlgrin Sr
Scranton says he does not want to be President
Gov. Scranton states at a news conference he does not want to be President and will not seek the nomination. He would consider a draft if offered, but rules out running as a compromise candidate. He defends local gambling raids, urges law enforcement locally, and warns statewide action if needed. He also comments on GOP efforts to recruit state employees and criticizes Allegheny County Democrats for neglecting leadership amid alleged rackets harming business prospects.
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Pittsburgh
Scranton
Pennsylvania
GOP
State Committee
Republican Club
Gav. Scranton
Allegheny County
Youth Kills Father Then Takes Own Life in Salem
In Salem Ohio 16 year old Billy Lieder shot and killed his father William Lieder then killed himself with a deer rifle. Deputy James Gause said the youth fired from a stairway to a family apartment above a garage and pressed the rifle to his head. The motive remains undetermined and the mother provided a disrupted account after moving from Havel Creek to Townline Road.
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Salem, Ohio
Billy Lieder
Salem
William F. Lieder
Columbiana County Sheriff's Office
James Gause
Gause
Lieder
Havel Creek
Carl Martin
Townline Road
Kennedy Civil Rights Bill and Tax Cut Face Senate Gridlock
Washington AP reports 1963 viability doubts for Kennedy civil rights bill and tax cut. Dirksen warns time testimony tenacity hinder passage as Byrd and Southern Democrats threaten filibuster. House awaits Judiciary Committee action amid a liberal subcommittee push. The White House seeks milder terms. reconciliation remains blocked by party standoffs.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Dirksen
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
New York
White House Adds Peale Biography to Library Collection
Carlisle readers learn that a two volume biography of American painter Charles Wilson Peale by Charles Sellers, a Dickinson College librarian, is among 1800 books chosen for the White House library. The library serves President Kennedy and future presidents.
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White House
Carlisle
Charles Wilson Peale
Dickinson College
Charles Sellers
Kenedy
Fraud Trial Takes Fifth In High-Rate Lending Case
New York City man Samuel J. Roberts refused to testify before a federal grand jury in Philadelphia and is held without bail on contempt charges. He is linked to a $13,500 loan to a Broomall man tied to Angelo Bruno and Cosa Nostra. FBI seeks Bruno and six others in an interstate extortion probe as witnesses are summoned to decide possible indictments. Three others were arrested in New Jersey and New York.
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Philadelphia
New York City
Samuel J. Roberts
MBI
Hoberts
Angelo Bruno
Cosa Nostra
Broom
Milk Truck Crash Kills Pittsburgh Man in South Payette
A milk truck overturned on Route 519 in South Payette Township killing Thomas Joyce, 47, of Pittsburgh. The incident was reported in local papers and the newspaper warns readers that information comes from the Journal.
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Pittsburgh
South Payette Township
Thomas Joyce
Crack Down On Vice In Clubs In Pittsburgh
State police arrested more than 60 people in a late night crackdown on clubs and taverns in the Pittsburgh district. About 150 troopers led by Commissioner EB Wilson Purdy raided venues including Club 30 Frankie’s Bandbox and Danny’s Restaurant, with hearings held at the State Office Building on charges from prostitution to running a disorderly house.
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Pittsburgh
EB. Wilson Purdy
Purdy
Club 30
Frankies
Danny
Alternate Side Parking Starts A Pittsburgh Ordinance Clash
State police raids shake Allegheny County amid Gov. Scranton criticism of Pittsburgh law enforcement. Officials unveil alternate side parking rules with phased enforcement and public education on posted streets. Chief Drake urges motorists to watch signs as confusion fades and tickets begin.
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City of
Corry
Drake
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Dwyer
Erie County Orphans” Court
Eunen
James B. Dwyer
Business Mirror
Jack Lefler
Robert F. Kennedy
Bennett
Vie Valohn
Vicky Vaughn
Edward H. Carney
F.B.L
Carney
Batts
Hammond
Eagle Street
Western Auto
Ron Barstow
East Washington Street
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Corry Savings Loan
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