Pennsylvania Democrats Solid Behind Johnson in 1964 Bid
Pennsylvania Democratic leaders announce solid backing for President Johnson in his bid for re election. State party chairman Otis B Morse says the Democratic state committee endorsed him unanimously after distributing about 14 000 company workers earnings above 9 600 a year. The pledge is based on recommendations of the committee and is paid in five annual installments with lump sums possible, aimed at deterring switch to rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrisburg
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Otis B
Morse
Dem
Socratic State Committee
Frederick G. Donner
Roger M. Keyes
Accessory
Washington
Robert G. Baker
Austin
Tex
Albert G. Paneer Young
Purdy
White House
Walter Jenkins
Don B. Reynolds
Young
Senate Rules Committee
Thomas Webb Jr
Baker’s
Murchison
Texas
Coup shake in Saigon trims Nguyen Ngoc Tho and top generals
The Saigon coup see Khanh dismiss premier Nguyen Ngoc Tho and arrest senior junta leaders including defense minister Tran Van Don and army chief Le Van Kim. A dawn bomb damaged a U.S. car as Communist fears of gains grow amid instability. Vietnamese girls were slightly injured in Saigon.
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Khanh
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Diem
U.S
Saigon
France
Tran van Don
le van Kim
Aeek
Cosgrove Installed As New President- Firemen Review 1963
Rural Valley Firemen held their 11th annual banquet at the new fire hall with 130 attendees. Mayor Postle wiate, Council President Boyer, and Secretary McConnell attended as guests. Chief Moore praised volunteers and announced 34 alarms last year and two Shannock Schools essay prize winners. New officers were elected led by President William Cosgrove with a full lineup of officers and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cosgrove
Rural Valley Fire Department
Fire Department
Rural Valley
Rural Valley Firemen
Berton Rearick
Herbert Postlewiate
Lawrence Boyer
John McConnell
Charles Moore
Valley Borough
Cowanshannock
Rayburn Township
Valley Township
Moore
Shannock
Western Pennsylvania Firemen's Association
Cora Cochran
Mary Chicciani
Rearich
Lewis Schrecen
Obituaries and local notices from Indiana county
Obituary notices include Lauretta Wells Marshall of Punxsutawney born 1897 and linked family, with multiple children and survivors across Niagara Falls and Pennsylvania. Other notices report deaths of Harry Pounds of Blairsville and Minnie Johnson Mullen of Youngstown, with service details and survivors. The section also contains local agricultural policy discussions and budget figures affecting farm programs and compensation payments, mentioning Johnson and Brannan era concepts and sugar market controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floy. G. Miller
Oakland Avenue
Punxsutawney
Rochester Mills
John C
Susannah Brie Weaver
James P. Miller
Miller
EUB
Imogene Henry
Richard Eugene Miller
Barbara Ann Henry
Schenkemeyer
William Kinsey
Pine Grove Cemetery
Purdy Seeks Pay Hike for State Troopers in Budget Hearings
Harrisburg AP State Police Commissioner E Wilson Purdy wins support from a key lawmaker for a plan to raise trooper salaries by 821 662 dollars. He proposes boosting the force to address stagnant pay and urges lawmakers during hearings on Gov Scranton’s 1965 budget. Rep Blaine Hocker calls the move a step in the right direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
E. Wilson Purdy
Purdy
Guv
Scranston
Blaine C. Hocker
Phin
House
Senate
Appropriations
State Trooper
General Motors pay scales and bonuses cited in history
The text lists GM executives and vice presidents with salary and bonus figures, noting John F. Gordon's compensation and total emoluments. It mentions 56 directors and GM officers sharing 9.04 million dollars in bonuses payable over five years. Alfred P. Sloan Jr. comments on executive compensation and corporate spirit in his book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Cole
Louis C. Good
James E. Goodman
James M. Roche
John F. Gordon
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors
Voy
Max Auan
Ton
Philadelphia Democrats weigh Senate candidate rivals
Genevieve Blatt and Musmanno led the field for the Democratic nomination with Musmanno backed by the Philadelphia Democratic Committee. Blatt prepared to accept a nomination to face Republican Hugh Scott while other Pennsylvanians like Milton Shapp and Robert Casey eyed the race amid a looming April primary and party unity discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Blatt
Musmanno
Philadelphia
Democratic Committee
Johnson
Pennsylvania
U.S
Pittsburgh
Hugh Scott
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Robert P. Casey
Lackawanna County
Troubles In Civil Rights Flare Across Northern Cities
In Cleveland Chicago and New York City civil rights tensions flare as white crowds confront police and civic leaders. At least 10 priests and leaders were jeered in Cleveland while two Black men and four photographers were beaten amid efforts to integrate Hazel dell school pupils. Chicago sees white relief marchers demand food and jobs, with many Negro participants. New York plans a one day boycott of the public school system to protest segregation. Alabama orders immediate closure of Tuskegee High where 12 Black students attend, while white pupils shift to private or other schools amid new enrollment rules. Demonstrations lessen in Atlanta after nearly 300 arrests in five days. Elsewhere a Mississippi administrator is fined for disobeying during a civil rights demonstration and Michigan enforces equal accommodations law in a barber case.
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Cleveland
Little Mary
Civil Rights G‘oops
Hazeldell ‘School
Chicago
Henry Mitchell
State of Illinois
New York
Alabama
State Board of Education
Tuskegee High School
Lugu
Alabama Board
Atlanta
Hattiesburg
Miss
Jewel thieves swipe $250000 in minutes in Chicago window
A downtown Chicago jewelry store display window was robbed by bandits who grabbed an estimated 250000 worth of jewelry in under a minute on Thursday night as shoppers stood by. Police are seeking suspects, with no injuries reported and limited details available.
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Chicago
Saigon Coup Alters South Viet Nam Leadership
Duong Ngoc Lam appointed supreme police chief succeeding the jailed Xuan in Saigon's first major Junta move. The regime freed Dr. Tran Kim Tuyen, ex secret police chief under Diem, after months of favor loss. Khanh pledged the revolt aimed at purging Diem era backers as robbers looted Lebolt & Co. during a citywide upheaval. Senate boosts federal library aid from 7.5 million to 45 million dollars as airborne units seize Saigon awaiting flow of events.
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Duong Ngoc Lam
South Viet Nam
Xuan
Tran Kim Tuyen
Diem
Tuvenell
Khanh
Charles de 'Ut Gaulle
Saigon
Asso
Diamond Corps
le van Ngiem
Martine
Airborne
de Man
Armed Forces
Washington
Senate
John
Mason
Butler man sentenced for interstate car theft case
Charles E. Walker, 22, pleaded guilty to interstate transportation of a stolen car. Judge Rache F. Marsh sentenced him in U S District Court to an indefinite term in the federal youth correction center in Chillicothe Ohio for stealing a car in Atlanta and driving it to Butler.
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Pittsburgh (Ap
Butler
Federal Youth Correction Center
Chillicothe
Ohio
Rache F. Marsh
U. S. District Court
Charles E. Walker
Atlanta
Nottingham Sheriff Sends Greetings To Robin Hood
Nottingham England AP The sheriff of Nottingham congratulates Robin Hood of Monticello Ark on his upcoming marriage to Ruth Linn daughter of Mr and Mrs Truman Linn both of Monticello Glenn Martin a friend wrote to Alderman Percy Holland who replied with cordial greetings and best wishes noting the spirit of Robin Hood lives on and that many still fight for a good cause.
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Nottingham
England
Robin Hood
Monticello
Ark
Robin
Mack Hood
Ruth ‘Linn
Truman Linn
Glenn Martin
Roblin
Percy Holland
Holland
Johnson’s overtime plan wins cautious labor support
President Johnson’s proposal to double overtime pay to spur job growth drew warm backing from labor leaders while Congress showed split opinions. House hearings were urged promptly, but Senator Hill questioned if the measure would boost employment as aim to cut unemployment.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Lister Hill
Senate Labor Committee
Afl-Cio
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
House Labor Committee
Hill
Alabama
Senate
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Penna
Cosgrove
Lewis Schrecengost
D. W. Boarts
Samson
Firemen
Lauretta Wells Marshall
John M. Marshall
Niagara Falls
Clark E
Rena Houck Wells
Marshal
Indiana
C. Thompson Marshall
Smicksburg
R. D
Melvin
Eva Jane) Fry
State College
John C. Marshall
N.Y
Harlan
Louise) Worthey
Lewiston
N. Y
Robert
Nancy) Daunce
Madeline Marshall
Smicksburg R. D
Mildred Nichol
Marion Center R. D
Edger
Elton Wells
Brockway
Harry 8. Pounds
South Spring Street
Blairaville
Center Township
Joseph and
Ellen Coad Pounds
First, Presbyterian Church
Blairsville
Sarah Grace Kaufman Pounds
Harry L. Pounds
Wilkinsburg
Glenn C. Pounds
Douglassville
John H
Pounds
Derry
Gladys) Kuechler
Richard K. Shoemaker
L. E. Schaeffer
J. A. R. Grafton
Blairsville Cemetery
Agriculture Department
Food For Peace
Friends
Robinson - Lytle
Minnie Johnson
Mullen
Paul Mullen
Youngstown
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Ant
Conita
Gress
John T
Justine
Fox Brothers Funeral
Market Street
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Luke Arlington Braughler
Canoe Township
Indiana County
Samuel Calvin
Mary Sheesley
Charles F. Brannan
Harry S. Truman
Farm Burnes
Baker
Canada
Fue Eer Ohia
Key Solon
Hocker
Gazette
Joseph Paul Dalessio
Elsie Irene Flora Dalessio
Beyer
Honanitas
Mr. Dalessio
Camp Run
Joseph
Caroline Riccio Dalessio
Ong
Sacred Heart Romman Catholic Church
Sagamore
Loyal Order of Moose
Sykesville
Rovalthick Salvage Co
Carl
Clotilda) Cristen
Ambridge
Anderson
Virginia
Sones
Samuel W. Dalessio
Frank J. Dalessio
Samuel Dalessio
Beyler
Rose Marcalline
Angelina Dalessio
Nellie Certo
Donald
Bowser
Plumville
Ida Maude Peace -Ipsie
Robert Lipsie
Desire
Jefferson Co
Ernest
Donald S. Bowser
David E. Bickett
Greenwood Cemetery
Nellie Etta Smiley
John C. Smiley
Purchase Line
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Lockport
Isaac
Mary Ann Learn Hudson
H. D. Raleigh
Hillsdale
George E. Dilling
Dwight E. Anderson
Methodist
Cookpurt
Demos
New York City
Roy Lloyd
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