Able Bodied Pay Reliefers Put To Work Under New State Program
A Johns town man will oversee a state wide effort requiring employable relief recipients to work on designated projects. Edward R. Golob named for temporary assignment by Arin M. Adams, with Cambria County Board of Assistance executive director Causey RS, amid an initiative that will pay workers ten dollars monthly as extra compensation for food and clothing.
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Work Srdleet
Riaout
Amettnnce
Cotuntien
Post Office Officials, Carriers Reach Early Working-Conditions Accord
Post Office officials and local carrier and clerk representatives completed a preliminary agreement on working conditions. The talks, prompted by Executive Order 10998, focused on vacations leaves and interpretations of the Postal manual. Local participants included Paul Dyne Frank Karkoski for the two unions, with Harold Shannon and Richard McLaughlin representing management.
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Alghed-In
Federal Service
Harold Shannon
National Association of Post Office and General Service Maintenance
Shannon
Richard McLaughlin
Warehouses Destroyed in West End Fire at Huntingdon
A cluster of warehouses in Huntingdon's west end was heavily damaged by fire yesterday. David Glogser, owner of a one story concrete block and brick building, estimated losses at 250,000 dollars. Two companies with raw materials and finished products stored there will be unable to peak their losses pending inventories.
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Huntingdon
David Glogser
Rural Tragedies Logging and Tractor Deaths Near Warren
Two men die in separate rural accidents in Meadville and Warren County. Clyde Southworth of Meadville is killed instantly when a tree logs his chest during pulling a tree free, a deputy coroner ruled accidental. William Gerald Bishop of Warren, unloading logs at a mill, is crushed when a 21 inch maple log rolls off a load, with coroner deeming accidental death from internal injuries. Bishop's widow Beverly and their four month old daughter Brenda survive.
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Meadville
Clyde Southworth
R. D
J. C. Bowman
Southworth
East Mead Township
Gilat
Warren
Endeavor
William Gerald Bishop
E. A. Suppa
Pleasant Township
Warren County
Pennel B. Allen Jr
Bishop
Ed Lowre
Warren General Hogi
Pi Allen Wate
Imasata Wealdabet
Irvine
Hib
Beverly
Brenda
Meeting Set On Airport Paved Runway
FAA representatives Bernard Tagne and James Muldoon will attend a September 18 evening meeting with the Lawrence Airport Authority to discuss plans for a paved and lighted runway funded by state and federal aid. The project total is about 91,000 dollars with 50 percent from the federal program, 25 percent from the state, and 25 percent from the community. The Federal Aviation Administration is also notifying the Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission so they can have officials present.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Lawrence
FFA 5
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
New Aero-Flow Contract Totals 5.4 Cents Per Hour
AerO-PIOW Dynahues Local 1508 of the International Association of Machinists and Junior Union signed a new contract totaling 54 cents an hour. The package includes a wage increase and pension plan improvements plus reduced disability requirements, retroactive to January 1, 1962, with wage change effective September 1962. The pact was voted accept by the group at Central Labor Union Hall this week. Samuel Baress, personnel director for management, and George Maloney, local president, signed.
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Aero-Piow Dynahues
Die
Unio
International Association of Machinists
Central Labor Union Hall
Samuel Baress
George Maloney
Treaty Support Grows in Senate Push for Nuclear Test Ban
Washington, March 24 The Senate drive to ratify the limited nuclear test ban treaty gains momentum with substantial support from Democratic and Republican leaders. President Kennedy and Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen back ratification, Kennedy pledging no letup in defense buildup and Dirksen pledging strong, flexible assurances as the debate intensifies.
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Washington
Senate
Democratic
Republica
Associated Press
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Tilinall
Dirksen
Lei
Henry M. Jackson
D-Waush
Mike Mans- Held
USO Rejected for Corry UF 1963 Appeal
The Corry UF Allocations Committee rejected USO’s request to join this year’s campus fund drive, citing past shortfalls and business risk. The March of Dimes and American Cancer Society were invited to participate, while the committee will review over 30 agency requests tonight to set this year’s goal. Noted zoologist John S. Nicholas, 68, formerly of Yale, died in New Haven.
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Corry United Bund
United Service Organization
USO
Compute
TSO
March of Dimes
American Cancer Society
Uniter
Corry
New Haven
Conn
John
Nicholas
Yale University
Sinatra Hosts Mob Boss at Cal-Neva Threatens License
Frank Sinatra facing a Nevada Gaming Board complaint for allegedly allowing Sam Giancana, tied to the Casa Nostra syndicate, to stay at Cal-Neva resort between July 17 and May 28. The action seeks revocation of his gaming license, citing host arrangements and bribery efforts by Sinatra associates during gambling operations.
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Carsun Urry
Nev
Frank Sinatra
Tess
Nevada
America
Sinatra
New York
Nevada Gaming Central Board
Tahoe Caaina
Sam Glancana
State Gaming Commissio
Carson City
Glaneaum
Owl Park
Gaming Board
Giancana
Cat-Neva
Giancans
Paul Amata
Cal-New
Edward Olsen
Corry Youth Pleads Guilty in Auto Death Near St Marys
William J. Stroup, 17, from Corry, pled guilty in Erie County court to involuntary manslaughter for a July auto crash that killed Harry L. Whitford, 82, of St Marys. Stroup was sentenced to 28 months in jail with immediate parole eligibility after being indicted by the grand jury on several charges.
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Corry
Mali
Erie County
William J. Stroup
Dover
St Marys
West Columbus
Evenue
Stroup
Alabama race turmoil erupts at Mobile Murphy High
An integration confrontation disrupted Murphy High School in Mobile as students protested desegregation. Police and fire units responded to chants and banners, marking the first major incident in Mobile since two Black students began attending classes. In Birmingham, protests targeted West End High, with about 1,000 white pupils boycotting while two Black pupils attended classes peacefully. Police warned parents about possible prosecutions for keeping children out of school.
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Mobile
Ala
Murphy High School
Alabama
Mobile High School
Newamun
Murphy
Birmingham
West End High School
Porsons
A. Alin
Prep
Philips High School
Ritnoy
Eh Muito
West End High
West End
Tuskegee
Huntsville
Paye
Threay
Farm Loans Offered Despite Lack Of Need In Erie County
The Department of Agriculture will provide 3 percent loans via the Farmers Home Administration for feed and grain purchases in 42 Pennsylvania counties, including Erie Crawford Mercer. Loans target farmers unable to secure credit elsewhere. Local FHA official Paul Ornér doubts many applications will arise due to limited perceived need amid a summer drought.
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Erie County
Department of Agrenture
Washington
Pennsylvania
Farmers Home Administration
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
D of A
FHA
Tuan Bu
Paul Ornér
Orner
Corry
UC Teachers Ask Raises and Benefits in District Appeal
Union City Teachers Association submitted six recommendations to the school district. Key asks include across the board raises, double pay days, 185 day contracts for 180 day staff, hospital coverage, and higher pay for experienced teachers. Principal LeRoy Brest estimated 185 day contracts would cost about 5,000 dollars, with district-wide figures pending. full approval seems unlikely.
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Union City
Wil
Auexinusnelle
LeRoy Brest
Brest
Man Faces Murder Charge In Pittsburgh Shooting
An Allegheny County coroner jury found probable cause yesterday that a man should stand trial for the murder of Viola Dobbins. Police say the suspect shot and killed Leroy Cowany during a quarrel and then fatally wounded Dobbins after she watched from a doorway.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsiair
Allegieny County
Sea 38
Viola Dobbins
M. Pollee
Nestittt
Leroy Cowany
Fitts Duret
Fesbitt
Worods
Kennedy Misinformed On Viet Nam Issue
Belgrade sees Mrs. Nhu Diem accusing Kennedy of misinforming on Viet Nam. She says the solution is better information and criticizes appeasement of opposition. Nhu plans to urge the Interparliamentary Union to show the true Viet Nam picture. The U S delegation includes Senators Mansfield and Kennedy.
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Kennedy
Viet Nam
Ner Dinh Diem
Paul
Helso
Cern
Samui
Nhu
Adv
NNT
Mya. Nhu
South Viet Nam
Interparliamentary Union
United States
U. S
Miki Mansfield
Montana
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Union City passes peddler ordinance matching Corry law
Union City approves a peddlers ordinance imposing a 15 day waiting period, daily license fees from 1 to 50 dollars, and rules on solicitation, megaphones, and display. Licenses issued per salesman with weekday and Saturday hours 8 am to 5 pm. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars and possible 96 day trials. Food sellers exempt. secretary may waive for reemaged charities.
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Union Che Ows Otwell
Union City
Corry
Pernon
Uw Malemman
Rule Man's Death Declared Justifiable Homicide in Bradford
A McKean County coroner jury ruled the death of Thomas Coffman justifiable homicide after Deputy Ward Wood said Coffman barged into his home on September 1 and threatened his family with a revolver. Coffman, 22, on leave from the submarine base at New London, Conn., died five days after being wounded at Bradford Hospital.
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Bradford
McKean
Ward Wood
Thomas Cottman
Coffmutt
Wood
Coffman
Rixford
New London
Conn
Bradford Hospital
American Indian Day Declared in New York State
Gov. Rockefeller announced American Indian Day in New York to honor Seneca resilience amid loss of Allegany Reservation. He noted federal project pressures reshape the reserve and called on dignified conduct in response to the unfolding removal.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
Allegany
New York State
Elderly Sisters Confined For Slaying Visitor
Two elderly half sisters, Anna Maria Yost and Ida Belle Holmen, were judged mentally incompetent to stand trial for the fatal beating of Orrl M. Shurr at their rural home in Clinton County. Judge A H Liper ordered commitment to Danville State Hospital following a Wednesday hearing.
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Luck Haven
Clinton County
A. H. Liper
Anna Maria Yost
Ida Belle Holmen
Ranchtown
Orrl M
Mike) Shurr
Meethattan
Lipez
Danville State Hospital
Aheriff John F. Boyle
Arrest Area Youth In Larceny In Sugar Grove
A Sugar Grove youth was arrested by Corry State Police on a larceny charge ending an investigation that began July 2 when a transistor radio was stolen from Clifford Gear of Corry RD. During the probe, Harry A. Silvis 18 of Sugar Grove was arrested, arraigned, pleaded guilty, returned the radio and paid $15 court costs and was released.
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R. D
Sugar Grove
Corry
Clifford Gear
Harry A. Silvis
Suma Grove
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