Abernathy Leads Atlanta Striking Garbage Men Protest
The Reverend Ralph David Abernathy says he will lead about 1000 Atlanta garbage workers in large demonstrations despite a court injunction ordering them back to work. He vows nonviolent marches and seeks national support for a 2.50 per hour minimum pay, while union negotiator Morton Shapiro states they will defy the injunction.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Hosea Williams
Beaver-Dragon Grid Tilt On TV Tomorrow
Highlights from the Cory-Warren football game last Saturday will be shown on a new TV program starting tomorrow at 7 p.m. over WNYP-TV Jamestown. The hour and a half long segment will preview future programs with full details in tomorrow's sports page.
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Corry Area Teachers Supplemental Payroll Rises
The Corry Area School Jointure approves a higher supplemental payroll for teachers who coach, advise, sponsor and direct extra curriculars. Budget notes show a rise from 8 775 last year to 12 800 this year with 12 795 budgeted last May. Six new athletic coaches add to the cost and music department pre opening work adds more. An $850 federal payment funds adaptive physical education under a state mandated program.
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Committee Mulli Fortas Hearing Plan
The Senate Judiciary Committee may move toward breaking the log jam on Johnsons selection of Abe Portas to be chief justice of the United States.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Senate Judiciary Panel Agrees On Fortas Vote Date
The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously votes to move ahead with Abe Fortas nomination to succeed Chief Justice Warren. They plan hearings and may reopen testimony if needed, aiming for a firm decision within a few days as Sen. Hugh Scott urges a fixed timetable.
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Earl Warren
Fortas
Senate
Hugh Scott
PUC Approves Erie Area Phone Rate Cuts
Harrisburg AP The Public Utility Commission approved rate revisions by General Telephone Co of Erie that the PUC says will save subscribers about 10000 annually. Changes take effect Sunday with extended base calling areas in Erie Union City and Riceville exchanges reducing mileage charges. Riceville will be renamed Lincolnville and tolls between Lincolnville and Union City eliminated. Lincolnville monthly bills rise about 2700 annually but toll and mileage savings more than offset the increase.
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Riceville
Lincolnville
Downpour Causes Three Deaths Across Central Pennsylvania
Rainfall up to six inches drenched central Pennsylvania causing at least three deaths and multiple crashes. Fatalities reported near Selinsgrove and Shamokin as two downtowns suffered flooded basements and swollen streams. A tractor trailer pileup north of Selinsgrove left two dead and two injured while heavy totals were recorded at Elizabethtown and Harrisburg airport noted 3.74 inches for the day. Police said names would be released after kin notification.
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Viet Cong Invade Key City 45 Miles North Of Saigon
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces press into Tay Ninh, a key provincial capital 45 miles northwest of Saigon, as U.S. troops clash with attackers near the city. Casualties reported on both sides, with American forces killing eight enemy troops in a night engagement and six Americans killed in action in the ensuing fighting.
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Tay Ninh
John Wheeler
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Wheeler
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Thanh An
Missing 95 in Jetliner Crash Over Mediterranean
Air France Caravelle operating from Corsica to Nice crashed into the Mediterranean Sea. 89 passengers and six crew were believed aboard. Wreckage and one body sighted 12 miles off Cap d Antibes as a large search with navy ships and planes commenced amid rainy weather.
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Rumors Of Pueblo Crew Release Fade In Washington
Washington reports dash hopes for a swift Pueblo release as North Korea demands more than apologies. Secretary of State Dean Rusk says Pyongyang seeks commitments affecting the high seas in the Sea of Japan after a week of rumors about freeing the captured ship and its eight crewmen.
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Ajax Holds Up On Expansion In Corry
Ajax Iron Works a division of Cooper Industries postponed a major building expansion at its Corry plant. Manager Phil Sample said the addition to the main assembly bay was removed from the 198 work schedule and will be rescheduled later. The company continues other projects, including a large vertical boring machine installation next month and internal building modifications.
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Bombing War Plans Dominates Hopefuls Clash
Nixon accuses Democrats of muffing Vietnam war efforts while Agnew labels Humphrey soft on war. Muskie backs bombing pause if talks progress and troops safe. Chandler involved in Kentucky race denial noted amid nine state primaries including Goldwater vs Elson and La Follette family in Wisconsin.
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Bappy" Chandler
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George D. Aiken
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Johnson Urges Soviets to Enter Talks for Peace
President Johnson urged the Soviet Union to hold high level talks on arms and troop reductions in Europe. He warned against the use or threat of force in shared areas, citing Europe’s suffering and repeating calls to avoid unleashing the dogs of war. The appeal came during a B Nai B’rith convention and followed his San Antonio remarks.
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Soviet Union
United States
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B'nai B'rith
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U.S
Corry Area Joint School approves staff hires and pay hikes
The Corry Area Joint School Committee approved hiring the last needed professional staff, agreed to higher Blue Cross payments for teachers, raised the pay for a trainer of trainable pupils, and increased cafeteria staff wages. Joseph H. Genovesi was hired as guidance counselor at 9,340 dollars on a 20 day contract, starting about October 1. The panel also raised medical benefits from 6 to 8 dollars monthly, boosted the dispatcher’s pay, and updated wage scales for cooks, bakers, and counter workers to meet minimum wage rules. In other news, Thomas Casey, 52, Midwest bureau chief for ABC radio news, died.
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Sharon
Genovesi
Thiel College
Westminster College
Alfred Swack- Shamer
Waterford
Erie
Peenate
NYC Teachers Accept Pact and Open Schools
NYC teachers vote 9515 in favor and 218 against a settlement ending a two day strike over job security. The agreement allows 10 Ocean Hill Brownsville teachers to return to their previous schools and permits 200 supporters to return. A three member arbitration board will hear appeals of dismissals or discipline under the new citywide plan.
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Brownsville
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