Lawmakers split on repeal and tax changes across parties
The survey shows 58 percent of Republicans opposed repeal while 78 percent of Democrats opposed. Responses cover minimum district population, local option on mergers, and various tax proposals. Project 70 had broad support. radar and constitutional convention opinions varied by party. backfilling money and bond requirements drew mixed reactions.
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Pakistan
China
Tondan Albert “Tt
Denscrats
Fire alarms at George G. Meade school prompt 18 minute delay
Fire in an electrical fuse box at the George G Meade school in Philadelphia forced 500 pupils from classrooms Friday. Firemen confined the blaze and students were allowed to return to classes 18 minutes after the alarm sounded.
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Philadelphia
George G. Meade
Doubts China Pakistan Pact Raised By UK Official
London AP: Commonwealth Relations Secretary Duncan Sandys, returning from India and Pakistan, cast doubt on a China Pakistan pact. He suggested uncertainties remain about potential agreements between Beijing and Islamabad.
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London
Duncan Sandys
India
Pakistan
Sandys sees improved chance for Kashmir settlement amid China tension
In remarks after talks with leaders in India and Pakistan, Sandys said the opportunity for a settlement of the Kashmir dispute is better than ever, aided by external danger. He warned against overemphasis on defense against neighbors, noted India may not yet accept Communist Chinese cease-fire terms, and said Indians are more united than before in seeking safety and freedom with allied support.
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Pakistan
China
India
Aysiu Lhab
Chou En-Lai
Chushul
Ladakh
Peking
Missing UN Plane Contacted 60,000 To Lose Licenses
AP reports Pennsylvania drivers failing medical exams will lose about 60,400 licenses under an expanded highway safety program. About 197,000 operators were ordered to undergo physical and visual tests. notices will be sent within one to two weeks. Licenses can be restored only by passing tests and paying fees.
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Harrisburg
Traffic Safety Bureau
Pennsylvania
Tie
Philadelphia
Pope Appears Well On Way To Recovery
Pope shows steady recovery after stomach ailment with blessing from a Vatican window. About 50,000 in St. Peter's Square cheered as he spoke in a clear voice. Doctors describe him as the best of patients as Vatican lists no surgery planned. Prospects include attendance at ecumenical council closing ceremonies and canonizations.
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St. Peter’s Square
Antonio Gasbarrini
Vatican
Rome
Piero Mazzoni
Apostolic Palace
Gasbarrini
Tristan da Cunha Refugees Vote To Return To Island
Islanders on Tristan da Cunha vote by secret ballot to return from Britain to the volcanic island by late 1963. A Colonial Office spokesman notes most will settle back, despite cold weather and transport issues, as 260 islanders plus representatives discuss repopulation plans.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Tristan da Cunha Havel
Gov‘try Ready
Royal Air Force
South Britain
Jampton
Colonial Office
Sigw
South Atlantic
Tristan
I da Cunha
Tristan da Cunha
Britain
Ofl
Tristas da
St. Helena
AEC freight cars derail near Marietta Georgia
Two special freight cars carrying Atomic Energy Commission materials derailed with 22 other cars and three locomotives near Kennesaw Georgia. Five couriers were aboard. two were slightly injured. An AEC spokesman said the materials posed no health or safety hazard. The shipment likely originated near Albuquerque and may head to Oak Ridge Tennessee.
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Marietta
Atomic Energy Commission
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Kennesaw
AEC
Albuquerque
N.M
Atomic Weapons Research Center
George Dennis
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Obituaries recount deaths in Indiana and Monrovia areas
Notable local obituaries list George M. Bell and Thomas C. Heard among others. George Bell of 1181 We Thoms Heard 83 etc. Dies December 1962 in Monrovia California after long Indiana life. Olive Mack Williams of 253 North Sixth Street Indiana Pa dies December 2 1962. Details cover births marriages residences family survivors church affiliations and funeral plans. Additional notices note Harry Schafer Blair Fry and others with service details and burial arrangements.
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Thomas C. Heard
Indiana
Stedman Place
Monrovia
Calif
Sanday
Sante Terrusita Hospital
Ae Waa
Duarte
Hug
Belatol
Mary Jane (Kerr) Bell
Hadl
Heland Ruth Heand
Christ Episcopal
Iselin Union
Masonic Order
Giascaw
Scotland
Misa Vesta Bell
Uni
Foreign Ministry
Hugh M. Bell
Water Street
Gilmore F. Bell
Carmichaels
Paul
Edway
Heed
Wee
AGI
Chestnut Street
R and P Coal Company
John (Margretta) Getty
Pitte
Burgh
Harry M. Belli
Eldon A. Evans
Ebensburg
Pre-Sheme
Richard
Bell
S. 7Th Street
William 1
Elders Ridge
Alfred H
Salisburg
Clair H
Youngstown
Ohio
Glenn R
Levittown, Pa
Lawrence
Ruth) Kohler
Monrovia, Ne
Olive Mack Williams
North Sixth Street
West Wheatfield Township
Indiana Co
David C
Emma K. (Wilson) Mack
Walter E. Williams
Wilmerding
Buffalo
N. Y
Olean
N.Y
Harry Clifton Schafer
South State Street
Dayton
New Bethlehem
John H
Katherine Holden Schafer
Elsie Irene Markle
Dayton U.P
Coudersport
Elsie Irene Schafer
Clifton Harold Schafer
Cleveland
Mayne
Millie) Ferringer
Mayport
R.D
King
Jacob
Grant
Shaffer
New Bethlehem R.D
Jacob Troutman
Smicksburg
Glade Run
Frank O. Bly
Taft-Hartley Board Orders 80 Day Strike Injunction
The Taft-Hartley emergency board orders an 80 day injunction to halt the strike and extend negotiations. Five railroad unions weigh legal steps against mass layoffs as dock workers face an imminent walkout amid a deadlocked dispute among AFL-CIO unions and shipowners. If the dock workers reject the last offer, a pier strike on Atlantic and Gulf coasts could occur when the injunction expires.
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Board of Inquiry
Taft-Hartley
Roy Siemiller
St. Louis
McDonnell
Taft-Harvey
White House
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen's Association
Amnion
Atlantic
Gulf
Fire Endangers Airport Craft Near Philadelphia
A grass fire burned over four acres of underbrush near Philadelphia International Airport threatening a railroad tank car and a National Guard aircraft hangar. Railroad workers moved the car as firemen from four engines and two ladder companies battled the blaze and brought it under control.
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Philadelphia
National Guard
International Airport
Eisenhower backs Nixon rallying for 1964 nomination
Former President Eisenhower says Nixon is not dead despite a California loss and urges a candidate who speaks clearly on issues to win the Republican presidential nod in 1964. He declines to name a favorite and recalls Nixon’s readiness in 1956. He also criticizes tax cuts without substantial federal spending cuts, proposing a $4 billion reduction with $2 billion from the space budget.
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Augusta
gFormer
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
California
Hig
Eisenhower
Nixon
Louis Harris
Augusta Chronicle
Carrol Dadisnan
Chronicle
Phone Call Battle Fatal at Fort Scots
In Fort Scots AP report two women clashed over a phone on Sunday Helen Willard aged 26 died Sheriff says Shirly Mae Hall 27 admitted stabbing Willard seven times with a fish knife Hall said Eli Wilkerson owner of the home asked her to prevent phone use Willard reportedly insisted on using the line and the struggle resumed causing the fatal stabbing
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New York
A_ young’ hospital
India
New York Bay
Ramish Jain
Jacobi Hospital
Bronx
Jain
Kerma
Harold
Enten
Fort Scots
San
Helen Willard
Clarence Northrup
Shirly Mae Hall
Rabbits Run Wild on Train in Berwyn
BERWYN PA AP Station agent Anthony Scenna faced a hopping baggage room when eight rabbits escaped from two boxes aboard a Pennsylvania Railroad shipment from New Mexico. He chased and rounded up the runaway hares as they caused a lively disruption in the baggage area before the hunter’s dogs could use them for training.
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Berwyn
Anthony Scenna
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scenna
New Mexico
Pittsburgh Transit Walkout Approve Strike Threat
AP reports Pittsburgh trolley and bus workers vote 850 to 299 to strike if needed after the current contract ends next Saturday. Division 85 of the Street Electric Railways and Motor Coach Employes union endorses leaders to press wage and fringe-benefit gains as negotiations stall.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Trolley
Street, Electric Railways & Motor Coach
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Gilbert Teitel
Pope John Fallible On Ulcer Aid
Boston AP report says Pope John XXIII advised Richard Cardinal Cushing on his ulcers during a Rome council. The Pope suggested bicarbonate of soda at night, then remarked he is not infallible in prescribing medicine, a point the Cardinal noted with humor.
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Boston
John XXIII
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Holy Name Society
Rome
Cardinal Cushing
John
Body Found After Fishing Boat Capsize Near Erie
The body of Earl Wilberg, 44, of Erie was found Sunday, ending a search that began November 3 after a fishing boat capsized in Presque Isle Bay. The bodies of the other two occupants, William Albertson, 42, and Walter Clukej, 10, had been recovered earlier.
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Erie, Pa
Earl Wilberg
Erie
Presque Isle
William Albertson
Walter Clukej
Record Dive Promises 1000 Feet By Keller And Light
Two frogmen Hannes Keller and John Light planned a record dive to 1000 feet from a diving bell off Santa Catalina Island. Keller aimed to 3000 feet later using a non nitrogen breathing mix, while Light would attempt the feat to prove it can be done.
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Ralph Dighton
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Calif
Hannes Keller
John Light
New York
Keller
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