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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1964

Page

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Labor seeks candidates to oppose Scott in Pennsylvania

Democratic labor leaders in Pennsylvania weigh potential candidates to challenge Sen. Hugh Scott in November. State Sen. Robert P. Casey leads among northeastern counties after counties endorsed him, with other names like David B. Roberts and Joseph Clark also discussed. AFL-CIO officials say decision rests with the executive council as Scott shows little concern for party maneuvers. Scott praises Gov Scranton as a potential presidential candidate.

Pennsylvania Clinton Palmer Afl-Cio Northampton County U.S Hugh Scott R-Pa Harrisburg Otis B. Morse Dorse Robert P. Casey D-Lackawanna Casey David B. Roberts Allegheny County Roberts Joseph $. Clark Crats David L. Lawrence Morse Dent Johnson Pittsburgh United States Scranton Chari Ly Allentown Criyeierne Weeny Michael Quill Transport Workers Union Joseph Sharfsin State Public Utility Commission Quill Sharfsin Milton Shapp Philadelphia Michael Johnson Shapp Harry Boyer Johnson Executive Council Scott Organized Labor GOP Gov Washington

Scranton Budget Hearings Open in Harrisburg for 1984-65

Joint legislative hearings begin on the Scranton administration's 1.168 billion dollar fiscal 1984-65 budget. Testimony will cover 43 departments and agencies with education absorbing the largest share at 594 million. The session aims for a three week schedule, with a four day work week, as lawmakers assess needs and possible cuts. Unemployment compensation and Project 70 loom as unfinished 1963 items.

Harrisburg Scranton House Senate State Council of Civil Defense Insurance Department Board of Parole Tax Equalization Board Robert D. Fleming R-Allegheny Senate Appropriations Committee Department of Public Welfare Public Welfare Ment Department of Public Instruction Pennsylvania State University University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Temple Drexel Pennsylvania

Johnson Urges Action on Nuclear Peace and Boundaries

President Johnson urged Khrushchev to join in concrete steps to end the nuclear arms race and bar the spread of nuclear weapons. He called for outlawing aggression and subversion and proposed a broad negotiation package, while stressing peaceful aims and reaffirming U.S. commitments to Germany’s unification and Nationalist China.

Khrushchev Red China Formosa Johnson United States Soviet Union White House State Department U.S Germany China

Johnson outlines tax cuts and War on Poverty plan

President Johnson touts a 600 billion GNP in 1963 with a 622 billion forecast for 1984 after tax cuts. He calls for a broad program including higher overtime penalties, anti aggression measures, UN mediation, education aid, hospital insurance under Social Security, mass transit funding, housing renewal, minimum wage expansion, unemployment benefits, and a strengthened talent bill to lift the forgotten fifth above the poverty line. He stresses federal, state, local, and private cooperation to implement these measures.

Johnson Kennedy Congress Holdon Washington

Scranton Named Keynote at Cincinnati International Affairs Conference

Gov William W Scranton of Pennsylvania will keynote Cincinnati's 16th annual conference on international affairs on February 21.

Cincinnati

Indiana County Civil Defense Auxiliary Police Meeting

The regular monthly meeting will be held in Memorial Hall on Wednesday evening January 22 at 7 30 p m George L McFeely county police coordinator urged all members to attend for a program solving hypothetical police problems

Indiana County Civil Defense Auxiliary Police Memorial Hall George L. McFeely Michael John Waluchuck McIntyre Indiana Hospital Europe John Carolyn Valuchuck United States Barnesboro Johnstown Heilwood Dixonville Commodore Valuchuck St. Gertrude’s Church UMW Polish National Alliance Lodge Anna Watko Timko Valuchuck Edward Valuchuck Edward Jennie) Shroka Cleveland James Carolyn) Brosstyne Joseph Helen) Secock Ohio Irene) Kosmack Homer City Josephi Mary) Novick Philadelphia Anna Mae) Fancella Aultman Anthony Margaret) Olejarczyk Robinson-Lytle’s Indiana St. Gertrude Guild St. Gertrude's

Jack Ruby Due Back In Court

Jack Ruby, 53, the night club operator charged with the Oswald murder, was due back in court in Dallas as his defense sought bond. If Judge Joe B Brown allows the defense to present evidence, the hearing could last a week.

Dallas Tex Jack Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald Joe B. Brown Oswald Isu Uu John F. Kennedy J. D. Tippitling Melvin Belli

Plan for two towers to exceed Empire State Building

New York AP reports construction will start early next year on two side by side skyscrapers in lower Manhattan. They will rise about 100 feet above the Empire State Building to create a $350 million World Trade Center. A scale model was unveiled Saturday. The 102 story Empire State Building, 1250 feet tall to the mast, has held the world’s tallest title since 1931. The trade center will serve as a clearing house for U S export-import business and will be financed by the Port of New York Authority.

New York Lower Manhattan Empire State Building World Trade Center America Port of New York Authority New Jersey

Seven Die As Car Crashes Into Bridge Rail

Freeport Ul AP reports seven people died including five children when the car they were in struck a bridge rail late Sunday night. Four others were injured in the crash.

Freeport, Ul

Five Die in Pittsford Car Crash Killing Eight Children

In Pittsford Vermont a Sunday night highway collision killed five people from the Dorey family and left eight children orphaned. The deceased include Paul E. Dorey Deloris Dorey Jana Dorey 4 Selina Seymour 87 and Cordelia Dubuc. The Dorey children Mary Dennis Cheryl Lisa Lynette and Trady were hospitalized in Rutland with noncritical injuries.

Pittsford Paul E. Dorey Deloris Jana Selina Seymour Cordelia Dubuc South Burington Dorey Mary Dennis Cheryl Llise Lynette Trady Rutland

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