Nazarene Rally Draws Nine Area Churches
Nine area churches will attend a missionary rally at 7 30 p m Friday in the Corry Church of the Nazarene on Essex Street Rev Paul W Bowlby hosts mission society president Mrs Gary Dingfelder RD 3 Corry Speaker Rev George R Whiyse furloughing from South Africa will describe his work in the Johannesburg area using color slides Also expected are Rev Wayne H Acton Ti tusville Mrs Beatrice Wescott Tiwnsville and Riceville Church Irene Edwards Centerville Others from Albion Erie Meadville Springboro Union City and Waterford will participate
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Nagarenes
Corry Church
Blouberg
North Transvaal
Hayse
Claytonia
Butler County
Hazleton
Missionary Society
Wayne H. Acton
Titusville
Beatrice Wescott
Tiwnsville
Riceville
Irene Edwards
Centerville
Albion
Erie
Meadville
Springboro
Union City
Waterford
Union Demands Automatic Pay Raises Tied to Rate Hikes
International vice president Charles C. Levey of the Building Service Employees Union unveiled a plan for automatic hourly pay raises linked to increases in mass transit and utility rates. He noted members have lost purchasing power as transportation electric and telephone costs rise. The proposal calls for a one cent increase when combined rates rise from 20 to 29.99 dollars per year and two cents if boosts total 40 to 50 dollars annually. The plan will be part of the union's demands in upcoming contract negotiations and was presented at a membership meeting of the union.
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Penpunmar
Charles C. Levey
Building Service Employes Union
Levey
Taeal’ 29
Radar Convictions Transferrable Says State Court
Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled that a driver convicted of speeding in New Jersey by radar can lose his license even if Pennsylvania did not recognize radar at the time. The decision, affecting Francis E. Sheehy of Philadelphia and three others, held that New Jersey conviction notice need not show evidence provable under Pennsylvania law. Radar only became legal in Pennsylvania on September 1.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Francis E. Sheehy
Philadelophia
Ex state aide Robert R. Lewis dies in Potter County
Robert R. Lewis, 81, retired president judge of Potter County and former Commonwealth secretary, died last night at Potter County Memorial Hospital. He retired about ten years ago after 21 years on the bench and previously served as secretary of the Commonwealth under Gov. John S. Fisher.
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Coudersport
Robert R. Lewis
Potter County
the Commonwealth
Potter County Memorial Hospital
Lewis
John 5. Fisher
Paar Typical Hearing On Berlin Show
New York AP report on the Berlin show controversy featuring Jack Paar. Senators Jacob Javits and Mike Mansfield weighed in while a Defense Department inquiry examined Army cooperation in Berlin coverage. Army officers faced reprimand for conduct during filming as Paar defended no undue help from soldiers.
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New York
Jack Paar
Sen
Jacob K. Jayits
RNY
Berlin
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
East-Weat
Washington
Senate Majority
White House
Defense Department
U.S. Army
Paar
Army
Dallas Hoadley
Baltimore
J. R. Deane Jr
San Francisco
Javits
Paur
Earler
Parla
State May Have First Balanced Budget In Years
Harrisburg Pa Gov Lawrence issued revenue estimates reporting Pennsylvania to balance its budget on paper for the 1961-62 period, the first balanced plan in 14 years. He called the projections heartening and said it signals a new day in informing the public about the state's finances and balancing the Commonwealth's budget.
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Edward Martin
Back To The Drawing Board On Nuclear Shelter Plan
A Maryland man planned two nuclear blast shelters based on a Nevada test design. Engineers doubted the 17 foot backyard pit could support six feet of earth, and Montgomery County denied the building permit amid safety questions.
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DAL Wan Sone Arica Day Fen
Nevada Proving Grounds
Montgomery County
Couple Accused in Lancaster County Blackmail Case
State police say Ralph Christman and his wife Eva blackmailed William R. Gans, demanding over $48,000 to stay silent about an illicit affair with a married woman from the Pottstown area. Gans paid weekly from February to August. the couple moved from an old schoolhouse to a Denver home after spending savings and buying a car and furniture. Daniel Christman, 75, aided by his son’s finances, faced mortgage risk as funds ran low. Ralph Christman, 56, is a truck driver earning $65 weekly. the pair were arraigned on blackmail and conspiracy charges in Lancaster County.
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Lancaster
Ralph Christman
Denver
Eva
Justice of the
Charles Martin
Christman
William R. Gans
Reading
Pottstown
Walter E. Price
New Gans
Daniel
Price
Christmans
Hurricanes Sweep Coast Leaving Towns Devastated
A 38 car special train carrying 122 men and 80 vehicles led a relief drive to restore 100000 telephones knocked out by the hurricane as National Guardsmen civil defense and officials moved through flooded industrial centers and small towns. In Galveston and Texas City rescue teams faced deep water, shortages, and widespread destruction with thousands evacuated and 2000 trapped in Texas City shelters.
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National
Civil Defense
Galveston
National Guard
Houston
Causnway
Antone Galen
Olson
Marie Harris
Ernie Miles
Fullbright
Texas
Jonesboro
Texas City
Freeport
Vey
Associated Press
Charles Green
Tim
Galveston-Texas City-Freeports
Green
Parta
Dow Chemical Co
Hoskins Mound
Brad Messer
Galveston News
Edna
Ronnie Thompson
Lavaca Bay
Matagorda Bay
Victoria
Port
Lavaca
Port O'Connor
Woman Stabs Cabbie To Death in Los Angeles
Angeles AP reports cab driver Tom Mooney aged 31 was killed after a passenger Alma Hickman 45 stabbed him in a dispute over route and alleged robbery. Hickman, a domestic worker, flagged a motorcycle officer after stabbing, said she had been staying with a cousin and planned to return to Delhi Louisiana.
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Vs Angeles
Harbor Freeway
Tom Mooney
Pussemmer
Alma Wekman
Jill
Gugplefon
Mooney
Neer
Union Station
Tuesdy
Avalim
Hickman
West Springfield To Albion Toll Free Dial Plan Approved
The Enon Valley Telephone Company won approval to remove a 10 cent toll between West Springfield and Albion exchanges. The change, effective Sunday, shifts both areas to a dial system, saving about 92,520 for 630 West Springfield subscribers and 1,345 Albion lines about 1,800 annually. Regular monthly rates stay the same.
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Enone Vung Commission
Harrisburg
Albion
West Springfield
Enon Valley Telephone Company
Breas
Kennedy faces pressures on civil rights and foreign policy
President Kennedy has governed under constant scrutiny, facing domestic friction with Congress and a sharpened standoff with Khrushchev over Berlin. He secured some reforms while losing key proposals including civil rights legislation and expanded education funding, illustrating a presidency driven by reaction to crisis and political compromise.
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J. Kennedy
Theuwt
Khrushchev
Berlin
Kennedy
Congress
House
Dieker
Rajripen Nike
Hold Services For Mrs H Loomis
Funeral services for Mrs H Loomis were held yesterday at 2 pm at Bracken Punerwl with Captain Richard Bush of the Salvation Army officiating. Burial followed at Beaverdam Cemetery. pallbearers included Roy Brown Sr Roy Brown Jr Clyde Loomis and Albert Coon. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Clyde Loomis of Randolph NY and Roy Brown Sr and Roy Brown Jr of Ripley NY.
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Emucray
Acer
Isayn Bans
Loomis
Tw Bracken
Howie Yesters
Richard Bush
Congulvation Army
Jie Beaverdam
Weavers
Roy Brown
Roy Brown Jr
Clyde Looms
Albert Coon
Away
Clyde Loomis
Randulph
N.Y
Ripley
U S Seeks Berlin Crisis Talks Amid Stalemate
U S officials report ambassador Llewellyn Thompson conducted soundings in Moscow to gauge whether Khrushchev wants a Berlin settlement beyond demanding Western abandonment of West Berlin. Soviet replies reportedly offered no encouragement or acceptable terms to the West.
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Anedium
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Krushchev
Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
West
Sparta Woman Unhurt In Crash On Route 86 North of Titusville
Josephine E Morris 41 of Spartansburg was southbound on Route 86 when her vehicle left the road four miles north of Titusville and struck several guard posts. Damage valued at $250 as troopers investigated the single-vehicle crash.
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Titusville
Cony Suite Poller
Josephine E. Morris
Spartansburg
Ueighway
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