Aid Bill Defeat Pledged by GOP in Reapportionment Clash
In Harrisburg the House Republicans pledged to defeat a $64 million aid package for hospitals, schools, and homes unless Democrats commit to congressional reapportionment. GOP leaders warn they will roll the bills if no deal is reached, while Democrats argue the aid funds are needed for state institutions across many communities. The article notes specific allocations to hospitals, homes, and major universities and mentions concurrent reapportionment proposals in both House and Senate.
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Narrisburg
House
Republicans
Albert W. Johnson
GOP
Dean Polen
D-Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Bill Green
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U.S
William J. Greeney
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania State University
Temple University
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Pittsburgh
Areearar Ropaches
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Goldberg
Clark
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Harry Seyler
York
Delaware
Montgomery
Allegheny County
Lebanon County
Lizerne County
Northern Tier
Senate Mines Committee
Mouse
Lawrence
Clark Asks Aid for 13 Counties
Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania asked Secretary Gold berg to declare 13 more counties eligible for aid under the Area Redevelopment Act. The move aims to expand federal assistance for regional development across affected areas.
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Washington
Sen
Joseph
Clark
Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Pennsylvania
Clark calls out 13 Pennsylvania counties left out of aid
Clark argues the aid program excludes counties for smaller populations not justified by law. He lists Bedford, Carbon, Clarion, Greene, Huntingdon, Jefferson, Perry, Potter, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga, Wayne and Wyoming and urges Labor Department review to remove the discriminatory ruling. David Lawrence previously testified about county eligibility.
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Clark
Pennsylvania
Bedford
Carbon
Clarion
Greene
Huntingdon
Jefferson
Perry
Potter
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Wayne
Wyoming
David L. Lawrence
Senate Banking Committee
Labor Department
Chaos Hits New York as Blackout Strands City
A massive power outage in midtown Manhattan leaves streets dark and crowded. Hotels, subways, and elevators stall while restaurants hand out candles and singers improvise. Residents endure heat as businesses scramble to keep operations alive with limited light.
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52Nd Street
New York
Midtown
J. W. Watkins
Wantagh
N.Y
Hotel Astor
Manhattan
Kennedy Receives Combined Back Treatments
President Kennedy undergoes rest swimming hot pads and ultrasound therapy for his back. White House physician Dr Janet Travell reports steady improvement as the president uses crutches during recovery.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Janet Travell
Professor Cleared of Red Ties in Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh clears Professor Robert Colodny of Communist ties after a university fact finding committee finds him loyal American. The panel notes Colodny served with the Abraham Lincoln Brigade in the Spanish Civil War and suffered wounds while opposing Fascism. Rep. Walsh cited earlier claims and says he will study the full report.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Edward H. Lushfiela
Robert G. Coloduy
Litchfield
Calodny
House
John T. Walsh
Melkeesport
Colodny
Abraham Lincoln
Attorney General
Walsh
Harrisburg
Dr. Coladny
Penmsylvania
Dr. Colodny
Diverse AP briefs span politics science labor and harvest
Hartford governor criticizes National Safety Council traffic toll forecasts as causing anxiety. In New Delhi Dr S Krishnan dies of heart attack. Harrisburg reports peach harvest forecast at 2.2 million bushels the smallest since 1830. Governor proclaims United Steelworkers Day. Two bills on education reform advance in Pennsylvania with support from multiple senators.
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New Delhi
India
S. Krishnan
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Leftists Protest Adlai Appearance in Santiago
Adlai E Stevenson faced protests in Santiago as leftist demonstrators railed against his visit. Police restrained one man while crowds shouted Cuba si and Stevenson's program. Stevenson planned meetings with regional economic groups before continuing to Bolivia.
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Adlai EB. Stevenson
Kennedy
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U.S
Jorge Ales
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Yan Stevenson
Steven
Son
Alessandri
Stevenson I
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Nion
Latin America
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Ear
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Kids as Young as 12 Get Credit in Modern Market
New York AP reports that 12 year olds can open charge accounts with parental consent and some stores offer junior plans. Experts warn about risks of debt exposure for children while noting rapid growth in consumer credit reaching billions annually and potential long term effects on financial responsibility.
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Penn
Asylvania
Hillel Black
Black
Bayents
Two Brothers Rescued After 10 Days Afloat in Gulf
Dr L M Richards and his brother Eric survived on a life raft for 10 days after their single engine plane burned and ditched over the Gulf of Mexico. They were spotted 90 miles southeast of Panama City by the yacht All Alone and evacuated to a hospital.
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New Orleans
Evian-Les-Bains
Frances
Algeria
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Afric
Taes
Tunis
Nixon Pressure Grows for 1962 California Run
GOP leaders including William E. Miller urge Nixon to seek the California governorship to bolster party chances in 1962. Miller says if Nixon pledges a four year term he could face strong pressure to run, while others warn a Brown defeat could hurt Nixon’s presidential prospects.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Nixon
California
Richard M. Nixon
Miller
Edmund Pledge
Pat) Brown
Barry Goldwater
Ari Lination
Izona
Brown
Hindison
Goldwater
Jparty
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thruston B. Morton
Kelly Clan Gathers in Irish Town Westport Trip for Grace Kelly
Princess Grace and Prince Rainier of Monaco wrap up a Dublin state visit and plan a family gathering with Grace Kelly’s Irish relatives in Westport County Mayo. Nine second cousins plus families, about 40 people, will meet at Father Tom Cummins’ presbytery as Grace recalls ancestral links in a quiet fishing town.
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Grace
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Kelly
West Ireand
County Mayo
Grace Kelly
Westport
United States
Big Jack" Kelly
Fishing Season Opens as Waters Reported Excellent
The fishing season for bass walleye pickerel muskellunge and pike opens Saturday. The Fish Commission says the state's waters are in excellent condition.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
The
Fish Commission
Kennedy press aide under fire over slow back injury brief
The article criticizes press secretary Pierre Salinger for delaying public word on President Kennedy’s back injury first reported June 8 after a May 16 incident in Canada. It contrasts Salinger’s handling with Eisenhower era briefings and notes doctors Travell and Wade treated Kennedy while staffers reportedly unsynchronized about calls and appearances.
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