Penn a Business Council Proposes Path to Economic Growth
Harrisburg AP The Gov Scranton Council of Business and Industry issued a six point plan to boost employment and growth in Pennsylvania. The 20 member group urged tax and unemployment reforms, training upgrades, better transportation, and closer labor management ties, noting several ideas had already been enacted.
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Council of Business and Industry
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Ten Thousand Dollar Suit In Death Of Area Boy
Franklin area couple filed a suit seeking more than 10000 in damages for the death of their 1 year old son in a traffic crash about five miles east of Franklin. The action names Northwest Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co as administrator of the estate of Frank Leonart Redfield and cites negligence in a two car collision that killed the Redfield boy and another driver Kirkwood who died later. Plaintiffs seek over 5000 on wrongful death and over 5000 on another count plus funeral expenses of 1962 dollars and the cost of employing a new worker at the Redfield gasoline station at 1.25 dollars per hour due to their loss of the boy’s labor.
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Ansel M. Redfield
Seneca
Northwest Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co
el ‘Tyler
Taber Redfield
Frank Leonart Redfield
Redfield
Birkwood
Janet H. Fleming
Pratidin
Redfield Boy
Kirkwood
Franklin Hospital
Redfields
Kennedy Set to Salute Roosevelt and Pinchot on Conservation Tour
President Kennedy will salute Theodore Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot at the start of a 10 state conservation tour. The trip begins September 25 and will include a stop at Pinchot's former home in Milford Pennsylvania, planned as a national historic site. Kennedy stresses the trip as nonpolitical, though observers anticipate political benefits in regions not reached during the 1964 campaign. Stops focus on conservation and resource development with visits to San Francisco Salt Lake City Portland and Duluth among others.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
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Pinchot
U.S. Forest Service
White House
Pinchot Home
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Portland
Ore
Duluth
Minn
Keystone Man Among Five Marines Up For Commandant Post
A Crafton Pennsylvania native is listed among five Marine generals considered as possible successors to General David M. Shoup who will retire as commandant next January. Major General Alpha L. Bowser, 63, commanding general at Camp Lejeune, has been cited as a leading prospect.
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Washington
Crafton
David M. Shoup
Alpha L. Bowser
Camp Lejeune
Governor Shuts Three Schools Amid Desegregation Unrest
News reports describe violent protests across multiple cities as federal school integration moves proceed. Police fought crowds of white and Negro demonstrators, with injuries to officers and civilians, while schools faced closure or tense reopenings. The unrest spanned Graymont Elementary Ramsay High and Charleston High, among others, as authorities struggled to maintain order and enforce desegregation efforts.
CAB Decision Disastrous for Northeast Route Cut
Washington has charged the Civil Aeronautics Board with planning to strip Northeast Airlines of routes south of New York, arguing the move would have a disastrous effect on travel to and from Florida. The petition for reconsideration contends that without Northeast’s authorization 25 the east coast route, the Boston and Philadelphia Florida markets would have remained dormant. Airline officials say Eastern Air Lines has offered 100 pilots jobs if service south of New York ends, with hires likely in time for winter operations and union seniority arrangements to follow.
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Philadelphe
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Integration protests ripple across several states
Across North Little Rock Mrs. Yvonne Fitts enrolled her 6 year old in a Negro school despite threats and vandalism at her home. In Raleigh Gov Terry Sanford told protesting Negro parents attendance is mandatory as two North Carolina schools remain open. Williamston reports indicated a near total boycott of E J Hayes, while Winchester Avenue in Monroe returned to normal. Englewood, N J sit ins protested delays to end segregation. police arrested five, others removed from schools. Malverne N Y saw pickets and partial boycott at a Negro school. In Chicago protests included pickets and a walkout at the Board of Education offices with 15 people detained. Petersburg Va ended Virginia’s largest-city segregation. twelve Negro pupils entered three previously white schools without incident.
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N.Y
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Chicago
Board of Education
Petersburg
Virginia
Assembly Debacle Delays Funds as Capitol Ceiling Collapses
In Manaus Brazil the state assembly adjourned with no vote on a bill to fund capitol ceiling repairs. Minutes after lawmakers left the chamber the ceiling collapsed, prompting no immediate injuries or decisions.
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Brazil
State Assembly
Amazon
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Outlook Breaker In Viet Nam Aims For US Leaders
The article discusses U.S. diplomat assessments on Vietnam, noting plans for Vance to stop in Hawaii Okinawa Korea Formosa Vietnam and brief Japan while briefing defense officials. McNamara stresses a long hard struggle with cautious optimism. Tran Van Chuong says Diem’s regime has lost popular support and foreign aid cannot alone secure victory.
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Harry D. Pelt
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South Viet
Residents demand quiet as Johns Manville plant faces noise complaints
Peaceful sleep is sought by residents of Youngsville as they petition for relief from nightly noise at the Johns Manville Plastics Corp. plant in Third Ward. The Bajoreks report vibrating exhaust, a drumlike hood fan, and a vent running late into the morning, prompting council action to curb nocturnal hydrofracking and to seek talks with company officials.
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Johns~Manville Plastics Corp
Peter Bajorek
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Wey
Humber
Hines
Youngsville
Donald EB
Abraham
Halliburton
Bowell
Acton
Bajorek
Dollar Gains Spook Markets as British Pound Drops
New York AP reports moves to bolster the dollar show early success in some markets while the British pound falls to a two year low against the dollar. Britain's trade gap and rising imports dampen its currency even as Western financial leaders prepare for IMF and World Bank talks in Washington.
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Nus
Trainer Pat Lexington Hall of Fame trainer dies at 83
Lexington Va March report states Pat Patchi a renowned athletic trainer for VMI for 30 years died of a heart attack at Stonewill Hospital. He served as trainer for the VMI football team and was a member of the Hells Hall of Fame for athletic trainers with a storied career. Look in Classifieds for Who's Moving.
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Hoyts Patchi
VMI
Una
Tne Hells Hall of Fame
Stonewills” Duckson Hospital
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