Union Backs Mail Order Prescriptions
Harrisburg AP The ILGWU defends its right to offer mail order prescriptions for members health benefits. Hugh Maloney says critics serve private interests not the plain people. The union cites meeting legal requirements and state license to operate with family doctor issued prescriptions filled by a PA pharmacist. Gov. Lawrence supported the program amid political criticism from pharmacists and GOP.
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Harrisburg
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
Hugh Maloney
Ilgwu Health and Welfare Fund
Maloney
ILGWU
State Pharmacy Board
Lawrence
Maroney
Pennsylvania
Pharmaceutical Association
Republican
Pharmacy Board
India Red China Policy Protested in Parliament
In New Delhi today a parliamentary debate on Nehru's Ladakh claim sparked protests demanding Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon's ouster. The scene highlighted India's border dispute with Red China, with opposition figures accusing the government of misleading the nation and not standing firm against China while border tensions persist.
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New Delhi
India
Red China
V. K. Krishna Menon
Nehru
Ladakh
A. B. Vajpayee
Jana Sangh
Asoka Mehta
People’s Socialist Party
Red
China
West Berlin
Albert Watson
U.S
Mehta
Southeast
Coum Col
Andre 1. Asing
Red Watson
Burma
Philippines
Berlin
East Berlin
Watson
Wall
Gray
Friedrichstrasse
Beverly Hills
bar-Calif
World and California Society
New York
Oiview
Marilyn Bender
P.m
U.S. Army
New York Times
Force Reserve
Yack Miller
Iowa
East German People’s Police
Miller
Senate
OAS Expected to Approve Anti-C Castro Conference Plan
The Organization of American States is set to approve a Colombia sponsored proposal to convene a hemisphere foreign ministers conference to discuss collective action against Cuba. The plan aims to address communism threats with Fidel Castro publicly aligning with Marxist Leninist ideals, potentially shifting regional positions on sovereignty and intervention.
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Washington
Foreign Ministers’ Conference
Cuba
Organization of American States
OAS Council
Colombia
Cubas
Fidel Castro
Castro
Jose Joaquin Caicedo Castilla
Supreme Court to hear prayer in public schools case
The Supreme Court agreed to consider if school prayers violate the Constitution’s separation of church and state. Parents of nine children in four New Hyde Park, New York, say daily opening prayers in public schools breach rights, while the New York Regents urged their use.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Hyde Fark
N.Y
New York State Board of Regents
Unitarian Church
Society For Ethical Culture
High Tribunal
New York
New York Court of Appeals
Millwrights Die as Plates Fall at Clairton Plant
Two millwrights, Mondo Martini, 47, and Clyde Shaffer, 40, both of Clairton, were killed at a nearby Clairton steel plant when six by eight foot steel plates toppled during stacking. Officials attributed the accident to plates apparently stacked too high.
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Pittsburgh
Clairton
Mondo Martini
Clyde Shaffer
U. S. Steel Corp
Farm Family Stays Despite Ghostly Doings in Arkansas
In Mena Arkansas the Shinn family of three endures a haunting for over a year. Objects move mid air and furniture overturns while the Bible appears to float in their home three miles west of town. Grandson Charles Shaeffer, 15, says a bed cover was ripped off at night as howling and hissing noises filled the house. Despite nightly disturbances C E Shinn 72 and his wife 70 vow to remain, declaring we just dont believe in ghosts.
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Mena, Ark
C. E. Shinn
Shinn
Sunjay
Katanga U N clash at Elisabethville airport sparks muttered threats
The Congo flare up left one plane wounded after being hit near Nyunzu as Katangan forces clashed with Indian troops at Elisabethville airport. 46 gendarmes were captured and later turned over to Katanga authorities amid missing and alleged killed figures denied by U N officials. U Thant urged action to restore order while Katanga’s Tshombe and others disputed the claim of turmoil.
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Nyunzu
U.N
Elisabethville
Smith
Katanga
Kimba
Ousted Teacher Plans To Testify At Dismissal Hearing
ERIE, Pa. AP a teacher dismissed for refusing to take students to an after school bowling session is to testify when a Millcreek Two School Board hearing resumes Tuesday. Several Me Dowell High School teachers voiced support for George Pease, 27, a problems of democracy teacher, calling him excellent and receptive to other extracurricular assignments. Pease faces charges of incompetence negligence and willful violation of school laws.
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Erie
Dowell High School
George Pease
Millcreek
Pease
Tragic Youngstown Plane Crash Kills Four
In early dusk and sudden fog, a plane piloted by Willam E. Phillips 35 from Boardman Township crashed near the Ohio Turnpike after losing power during a bank about 100 feet above the toll road. Four died Kenneth 7 Mary Ann 0 months Beverly 29 and Willam. Barbara 5 survived in fair condition at South Side hospital. Phillips foreman at Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co faced an apparent failed landing attempt at a field adjacent to his home Southern Airways.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Willam E. Phillips
Boardman Township
Beverly
Kenneth
Mary Ann
Barbara
South Side Hospital
Phillips
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Southern Airways
Here
Goldfine and secretary face probation violation charges today
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine and his secretary Mildred Paperman are to appear in federal court in Boston on renewed probation violation charges. Goldfine, 71, is serving a year in Danbury for evading 790000 in income taxes tied to Strathmore Woolen Co. Paperman, 43, received three years probation after pleading guilty to tax evasion of 304784. Goldfine also faces a five year probation on a suspended 18 month sentence from a second indictment, with one condition requiring disclosure of recipients of about 600000 unaccounted funds in his business dealings.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Mildred Paperman
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Adams
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Miss Paperman
Strathmore Woolen Co
State GOP Dems Agree Up To Point
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania's GOP and Democratic leaders agree there are 80 540 persons on the state payroll but clash over the exact figures. GOP Chairman Bloom cites 19 928 hires since Democrats took control. Democrat Otis Morse says 12 527.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
GOP
George J. ‘Bloom
Otis B. Morse
Lawrence
Bloom
Perons
Morse
Office of Administration
Three PRR Workers Face Theft Charges
Philadelphia AP report says three Pennsylvania Railroad employees face a preliminary hearing on charges including burglary, larceny, receiving stolen goods, and conspiracy after allegedly stealing more than 8000 dollars in camera gear typewriters and clothing from railroad mail cars. Edgar Bishop Clarence Nolan and Walter Fulmer, ages 46 39 and 34, all PRR veterans, were held without bail following arrests Saturday night as detectives testified about loot found at Bishops home and shipments mailed to stores or firms.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ralph Dennis
Edgar W. Bishop
Clarence M. Nolan
Thorofare
N. J
Walter
Butler Savings-Loan Branch Opens After Merger
Butler, Pa. The Butler branch of Pittsburgh Home Savings and Loan Assoc, formerly Workingmens Building and Loan, opened for business. Assets of the old firm totaling over 100 million were frozen amid a $459,000 shortage disclosure. Freeze lifted after shareholders approved merger. Mae Wheeler, former secretary treasurer of Workingmens, was convicted on embezzlement and forgery charges. An appeal for a new trial is pending.
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Butler, Pa
Butler
Pittsburgh Home Savings and Loan Association
Workingmens Building and Loan Association
Pittsburgh Home Savings
Mae Wheeler
Worksingmens
Aliquippa Fire Kills Two Children
A Sunday blaze in Aliquippa Beaver County killed Kenny James Novack age 3 and Cheryl Ann 2. Fire Chief Ernest Kleber said the children were trapped on a second floor. The father 36 was treated at Aliquippa Hospital with burns. The mother and infant sister were treated and released. Neighbors helped lead the trio to safety.
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Aliquippa
Beaver County
Ernest Kleber
Kenny James Novack
Cheryl Ann
James Novack
Aliquippa Hospital
Melodie
Kleber
Obituary Notices of George Black and Others in Dayton Area
Obituary notices detail George Black of Dayton born 1887 died December 2 1981 at home after illness. multiple surviving children and grandchildren. Also listed are obituaries for Dean Bence Henderson Lycurgus M Henderson John Spotts Estella Mae Allen Roy T Black Mary Elizabeth Fletcher Charles C Muir Julia Zahoransky with burial plans and services noted across Blairsville Dixonville and surrounding regions.
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George Black
West Main Street
Dayton
Plumville
David
Elizabeth Bricker Black
Carrie D. Cochran
Mia
Irene Jarecki
Los Angeles
Cal
Woodward E, Black
Tacoma
Wash
Camden C
Youngstown
Franklin
Dean Bence
Harry and
Annabell Buchanan Bence
Dixonville
Indianapolis
Ind
Bence and Bence
Clymer
Estella Mae Allen
North Morrow Street
Blairsville
Indiana
David D
Araminta Skinner Gambel
John T. Allen
Gaylord
Clyde
Kenneth
Louise Stitt
Louis Petrarca
Torrance
Ethel Poole
Frank Gamble
J. Freeman Ferguson and Son
John N. Hempstead
Roy T. Black
J. T. and
Catharine Black
Flinton
Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
N.Y
Robert Hunter
Irvana
Church
Berwindale
Mary Elizabeth Fletcher
John A. Fletcher
R.D
Sway
Brenizer
Newrytown
Thomas and
Isabelle Hart Mood
Saltsburg
Blairsvilla Methodist Church
Saltaburg
Order of the Eastern Star
T. Ernest
Derry
Anna Belle
Charles E. Kean
Clarence A. Mood
Priscilla Horrell
Salisburg
Harold T. Robinson
H. M. Pape
Wood Cemetery
Charles C, Muir
Rawson Avenue
Lattoba Hospital
Walter
Rebecca Curtin Muir
Hebron Lutheran Church
Mary J. Muir
Mildred E. Muir
Clyde W
Blairaville
Clara Welton
Tampa, Fl
Julia Zahoransky
Indiana Evening Gazette
Three-Week Killing Spree Linked to Soldier Jones
CHATTANOOGA Tenn AP a pimply faced duck tailed soldier Robert Allen Jones 18 confessed a three week killing spree from Chicago to Chattanooga including the death of cab driver John P Womack 28 and a separate shooting of Gerald Shibe 53 of Seymour Ind Jones said he robbed victims and sold Shibe s car in Chattanooga officers report he killed four or five men in the Chicago area not yet confirmed Chicago officers to question him Jones and his brother Edward 26 were also charged in a liquor store holdup in Gadsden Ala after arrest at their grandfather s home this past Friday night
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Chicago
Robert Allen
Jones
John P. Womack
Gerald Shibe
Seymour
Ind
Shike
Indiana
M. W. Upchurch
Edward Earl Jones
Ith Gadsden
Ala
Munich
Germany
Shibu
Retroactive UB Pay For USW Strike Benefits Set
Thousands of United Steelworkers workers may receive retroactive Supplemental Unemployment Benefits for the 1969 steel strike period after an arbitration ruling. The decision sided with laid off workers eligible for benefits during the July 15 to November 7, 1954 stoppage, overturning union and company refusals. Distribution details and eligible counts were not yet available.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Ralph
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