Tito Walks Through Skopje Aftershock Amid Ruin
President Tito inspected earthquake wreckage in Skopje as a fresh tremor briefly shook the ruined center. Officials reported 600 bodies found by 8 a.m. with unofficial estimates of up to 1,500 more expected. Rescue crews searched for the trapped as panic and debris filled the streets.
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Josip
Broz Tito
Skopej
Yugoslavia
Skopje
Josip Broz Tito
Tito
Tanjug
Bus Option Vote Falls By 2 Votes
Harrisburg UPI report details a 1963 Pennsylvania session week ending with the Senate approving the motor vehicles bill raising the maximum truck gross weight from 60 000 to 73 000 pounds and sending it to the House. The Senate also rejected a statewide referendum on state funded parochial school bus transportation, while debating a constitutional amendment about public funding.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Senate
House of Representatives
House Motor Vehicles Committee
General Assembly
Clarence D. Bell
Delaware
Walkout Set For 12 01 On Monday
Pittsburgh area milk drivers union threatens a 12 01 Monday strike unless wages and job security offers are improved. Local 205 represents 3000 drivers and plant workers. the dairy association fears bankruptcy from the proposed demand. Mediators called for talks to avert a nationwide supply disruption affecting multiple counties and institutions.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
James Rush
Joseph Bach
Milk Drivers Union
Greater Pittsburgh Dairy Association
Local 205
Dairy Association
Ralph de Stephano
Allegheny
Beaver
Butler
Westmoreland
Fayette
Washington
Lawrence
Armstrong
Venango
Rupp Brought Here For Hospital Check
Arthur L. Rupp of Kittanning RD 1, a heavy construction contractor, was brought to Armstrong County Memorial Hospital for observation and tests next week after being stricken Wednesday while supervising a job at Sheffield, Warren County. Visiting was restricted pending condition verification. he was admitted to Kane Hospital and transferred yesterday by Hose Company No. 6 Ambulance.
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Arthur L. Rupp
Kittanning RD 1
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
Rupp
Sheffield
Warren County
Kane Hospital
Hose Company No. 6
Kane
Kittanning Hospital
Man Hit by Stone from Power Mower Injures Croft
Winfred Croft Jr. aged 31 of Kit tanning Road 5 was struck near the right eye by a stone thrown by a power mower. He received treatment yesterday at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital.
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Winfred Croft Jr
Kittanning RD
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
Prevailing Wage Easer Past House
Harrisburg report notes the House approved a bill to ease the local prevailing wage law for public projects. It exempts projects under 25000 dollars and tightens area rules to limit high city rates in rural or nearby locales, drawing municipal feedback and court involvement.
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Senate
Career girl quote from Capt. Gen. Fen. Corp.
A captioned saying portrays a career woman preferring earning money to domestic chores, attributed to Capt. Gen. Fen. Corp. The remark frames gender roles in a pragmatic work ethic context and reflects contemporary attitudes toward women in the workforce.
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Gen
Fen. Corp
Bike fall injures Danny Peck in Kittanning area
Danny Peck of Kittanning Road fell from a bicycle and suffered abrasions to the left elbow face and left knee. He received treatment yesterday at the Arm?
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Danny Peck
Kittanning
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
West Penn Power moves district offices to new site
Doyle Shaffer of West Penn Power Company strains to decide moving day as the Northern Division and Kittanning District headquarters relocate from 600 block of North McKean Street to a new building on U. S. 422 West at the Freeport Road intersection. The move, begun yesterday, aims to finish Monday morning after weekend work.
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Doyle Shaffer
West Penn Power Company
Northern Division
Kittanning
West Penn
N. McKean St
Freeport Road
School Board Fills Vacancies
Operating Committee of Kittanning Area Secondary School System in McCain House filled two faculty posts and named coaches in three sports. Miss Mary Ann Herbst, $4 000 a year, replaces Marian Zubal as dental hygiene faculty. Jerry Lou Abrams hired at $4 400 to coach multiple sports and head wrestling coach Richard Boggs hired at $800 as head wrestling coach.
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Kittanning Area
McCain House
Mary Ann Herbst
5Th Ave
Ford City
Temple University
Philadelphia
Marian Zubal
Cheswick
Loyola University Dental Hygiene School
New Orleans
Jerry Lou Abrams
Kiski
Salisburg
Adrian (Mich.) College
Snow Hill
New York Civil Rights Tensions Ease Amid Calls for White Support
A calm weekend in New York City's racial front followed a week of unrest that saw 534 arrests, mostly for disorderly conduct. A white minister warned violence remains likely unless more whites join the civil rights movement, though Friday saw peaceful picketing and no arrests at construction sites.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Harlem
Kennedy weighs future with Harriman in test ban talks
In Hyannis Port Kennedy discussed next steps with Harriman after Soviet Premier Khrushchev met late Friday. Kennedy hailed the world wide test ban accord as a victory for mankind and a step away from war. Harriman arrived from Moscow for a 3:30 p.m. session with Kennedy as Secretary Rusk planned to join. The Senate ratification debate on the partial test ban pact looms as a key political hurdle.
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Mass
UPI
Kennedy
W. Averellibe
Harriman
Moscow
U.S
Khrushchev
Squaw Island
Dean Rusk
Washington
Nikita S Khrushchev
Senate
S Korea urges vigilance against Communist threat
South Korea Foreign Minister Kim Yong-Shik urged free nations to stay alert to ongoing Communist aggression from China and Russia. On the 10th anniversary of the Korean armistice, he warned that Sino-Soviet split tensions do not mean safety, noting China’s past international provocations and close Korea China ties. He is in Tokyo for talks to end decades of discord with Japan.
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Tokyo
UPI
Kim Yong -Shik
China
Kim
Russia
Red China
Soviet Russia
Peking
Korea
Japan
JFK Hails Ban Treaty As Era End
President Kennedy urged Americans to view the partial nuclear test ban as the first step toward peace. He cautioned the agreement is not a final end to the cold war, but a symbolic end of one era and a beginning of another while stressing ongoing vigilance and reduced world tension. The treaty limits underground tests with no verification inspections and does not reduce stockpiles or halt production.
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UPI
Bis Land
Kennedy
Moscow
Senate
United States
Soviet Union
Laos
Berlin
Cuba
Weather Report from Allegheny River Lock No 7 Station
The government observation at Allegheny River Lock No 7 records period ending 7 am Saturday with temperatures Friday 66 to Saturday 70 in the 60s and 70s range, no precipitation. River stages show upper pool 11.8 feet and lower pool 10.8 feet, both stationary with slight declines of 0.1 foot.
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