Warren Forest Counties offer home care training program
The Warren-Forest Counties Economic Opportunity Council sponsors a six week training course to prepare 20 low income residents to provide homemaker, housekeeping and home health services. Training runs five days a week with two hours of class and three hours practical work at Warren County institutions. Trainees earn 1.40 per hour under the direction of Delores J. Nordin.
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Warren-Forest
Warren County House Hospital
Warren General Hospital
Delores J. Nordin
R.N
Warren Forest Counties Economic Opportunity Council, Inc
Onondaga Avenue
Warren
Statesmen greet as Rusk meets Gromyko in New York
Secretary of State Dean Rusk welcomes Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City before a scheduled dinner. The two discussed Vietnam and Middle East issues after a day of consultations with American friends and allies.
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Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
Rusk
Gromyko
Vietnam
Middle East
George Hamilton Denies Lurid Reports About Car Coats
Gaithersburg Maryland AP George Hamilton refutes police reports that coats found in his impounded Rolls Royce belonged to President Kennedy's daughter Miss Lyndon Johnson. He says none of the items belonged to Miss Johnson and asserts the car contained his clothes. He made the remarks during a break in rehearsals for Funny Girl.
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Gaithersburg
George Hamilton
Lynda Bird Johnson
Miss Johnson
Fanny Brice
Kingman
Ariz
Hamilton
William MecMurchey
Teacher Fires Pregnant Music Teacher Seeks Hearing
A Pittsburgh area music teacher fired after her pregnancy was revealed faced a state hearing in Harrisburg. Neil Musmanno and attorneys were given until Oct 21 to file briefs. a decision will follow. The district claimed she should have notified them, cancelled her sabbatical, and taken unpaid leave. Bernice Turkett and Raymond Hill wed at the Purple Onion in Columbia, South Carolina with a notary performing the ceremony.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
State Department of Public Instruction
John Hill
Neil B. Musmanno
Basic Education
Hill
Columbia
S.C
Bernice Turkett
Raymond Hill
South Carolina
Coliseum Opens 5000 Diners Kitchen and Banquet Hall
The New York Coliseum debuts a $3 million kitchen and banquet room capable of serving 5000 diners in one room. A 12 foot rack Ferris wheel feeds a giant oven that can turn out 5000 steaks in 20 minutes. This expansion creates the city’s largest single banquet facility to draw convention business.
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YOK (Ap
New York Coliseum
Hamilton fires driver after coast to coast car incident
Hamilton dismissed a driver hired last week to transport a leased car from California to the East Coast after the car burned out its brakes in Kingman. He had sent the car ahead with costumes and personal clothes. police contacted him in Maryland and he asked that the car be impounded to safeguard its contents from looting.
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Hamilton
California
Kingman
Maryland
Crucible Steel to Raise Stainless Prices 3–5 Percent
Crucible Steel Co plans a 3 to 5 percent price increase on nickel and chromium bearing stainless bar sheet and strip products starting next Monday. Cyclops Corp. previously hiked prices about 7 percent last week as major producers move to curb rising costs and imports amid government price restraint push.
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Pittsburgh
Crucible Steel Co
Cyclops Corp
Johnson
Crucible
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Compromise Advances Tax Bill Amid Divided Senate
Nine Democrats backed a business tax with Sen. William B Lentz the sole Republican voting no. Sen. Richard Green switched to support, easing colleges and scholarship recipients, as Democrats labeled the offer ready and Shafer praised progress toward solving the revenue problem.
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William B Lentz
Dauphin County
Lentz
Richard Green
Cambria
Green
Senate
Shafer
Joasie Wee
Stainless steel industry output tops nine hundred thousand tons
The industry produced about 900000 tons of stainless steel last year, reflecting strong production levels across mills and plants in the sector.
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Corry
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Chamber of Commerce
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United Fund
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Johnstown
University of Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh At Johnstown
All- Electric Building
Penelec
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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