Jones & Laughlin mum on rate decision
Pittsburgh AP report notes Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp withheld comment on an arbitration decision involving incentive rates at its Aliquippa works in 1961. The case, tied to large option awards and union negotiations, signals ongoing labor and management maneuvering as the parties seek terms. Local 1211 and United Steelworkers figures are cited in context of the broader dispute.
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Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Allquippa
Ers
United Steel Democrats
Republic
Aliquippa
Cans
Walking and Shaking Hands in Rockefeller California Campaign
Governor Nelson Rockefeller pursues a grueling California presidential primary tour by walking crowds and shaking hands. He often greets up to 8,000 people per long handshaking session, makes 10 or more appearances daily, and alternates speeches with radio TV interviews across studios and buses. He even chats in Spanish and French during travel and interviews to reach voters.
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San Francisco
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Ags
Rockefeller
Los Angeles
Noontime Stocks Across Major U.S. Firms Reported
The New York AP stock roundup lists a wide array of companies with varied changes. Names include Acme Markets, Allegheny Ludlum, Alcoa, American Airlines, IBM, General Motors, General Electric, Pepsi-Cola, Sears Roebuck, Union Carbide, United Airlines, Westinghouse, and many others showing mixed gains and losses in a dense ticker snapshot.
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NEW York
Acme Mkts
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Allegheny Power
Allis Chal
Alcoa
Am Airlines
American Can
American Home Products
American Mach & Foundry
American Motors
American Standard
Ama Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Armco Steel
Armour & Co
Atlantic Refining
Babcock & Wile Bald Lima
Bethlehem Steel Borg Warn
Bucyrus Erie Budd Co
Carrier Corp
Lace TV
Multiple Fatalities Reported Across Pennsylvania Cities
Shenandoah George M. Mallinck, 38, killed when his car struck a tree near Gordon airport. Claire, 38, and two others injured. Pittsburgh Josephine Fores about 40 and her nephew, Jerome Dupres, 12, killed as car ran wild through streets. sister Darlene, 4, critically hurt. Gettysburg Stewart Brines, 14, killed in bicycle auto crash seven miles south of Gettysburg. Mount Union Dolly Russell, 56, and James Creek resident killed in Route 22 two-car collision. Monongaherg John Mokran, 63, killed during a river trial run before a race. Bedford Jay Lloyd Faul, 6, strangled by rope attached to swing. Wilkes-Barre Richard Frantz, 31, dies after being struck crossing Route 309.
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Shenandoah
George M. Mallick
Gordon
Schuylkill County
Claire
John O'Connor
Joan
Pittsburgh
Josephine Fores
Jerome Dupres
Darlene
Ernest Hufnagel
Clinton
Gettysburg
Stewart D. Brines
Emmitsburg
R. D
Gattuchure
Bedford-Jay
Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital
Kynkle
Two Men Awarded Settlement in Pittsburgh Case
An Allegheny County Common Pleas Court jury awarded 110000 in damages to two men injured in a traffic crash on September 30, 1959. Lawrence E. DeLuca received 70000 and Clyde Hastings 40000 from the estate of Thomas Heity and Coyne & Evans Chevrolet Co. Witnesses said Heity’s Coyne & Evans car crossed the center line on Route 8 in Etna, sideswiped Hastings, then struck De Luca head-on.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Lawrence E. DeLuca
Allison Park
Clyde Hastings
Valencia
Butler County
Thomas Heity
Coyne & Evans Chevrolet Co
Etna
Coyne & Evans
Heity
Hastings’ Auto
de Luca
Henry
Shaler
76th Commencement Planned At Kiski School Saltsburg
The 76th annual Commencement Exercises at Kiskiminetas Springs School Saltsburg will be held June 2 and 3 with a Baccalaureate on May 31. Rabbi Harold Silver spoke, a senior banquet at 6:30 p.m. precedes the 11 a.m. ceremony in Towers Hall. E. William Turley and Marshall Goldberg will deliver valedictory and salutatory, as 61 graduates receive diplomas. John A. Pidgeon is headmaster. two locals, John Warren and Gregory Zeigler, join the class.
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Saltsburg
Kiskiminetas Springs
Harold Silver
Temple Emanuel of Pittsburgh
Kiski
Towers Hall
E. William Turley
Marshall Goldberg
John A. Pidgeon
Kirks School
John Warren
Lycoming College
Gregory Zeigler
Washington and Jefferson
US Traffic Deaths Pass 400 Mark
The Associated Press survey shows 400 plus traffic deaths over 78 hours from 8 p.m. May 14 to midnight May 17, with 23 boating deaths and 73 drownings totaling 514. Boating deaths over the holiday period reached 16 and 40 drownings. The prior Memorial Day high was 462 in a four day observance in 1961, with last year’s single day observance causing 159 highway deaths.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower to lead foreign policy panel in Philadelphia
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will head a panel discussion on foreign policy in Philadelphia on June 15. The event is the final in a six forum series and is sponsored by the Republican National Committee. About 1,600 people are expected to attend at a downtown hotel.
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Philadelphia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Shastri Ahead In India As Memorial Day Reflections
Indiana memorial service speaker Gilbert Parnell warned Americans to live up to duties or submit to Communism as World War III rages. In India, Lal Bahadur Shastri emerged as favored prime minister candidate amid Nehru era reflections and rival Morarji Desai, with prophecy of a blunt anti Communist administration and ongoing leadership changes.
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Indiana
Gilbert 5
Parnell
Russia
United States
George Washington
England
Hitler
New Delhi
India
Congress Party
Lal Bahadur ‘Shastri
Nehru
Shastri
Gandhi
Harry Miller
Star Mothers
Morarji Desai
Desai
Associated Press
Indiana High School Band Leads Pledge and Music
Mrs. Joseph Lydie led the pledge of allegiance to the flag as the Indiana High School Band directed by George Pollock provided music.
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Mra
Joseph Lydie
Indiana High School Band
George Pollock
Top U S Strategists In Laos Talks Dimly Seen
Honolulu AP reports top U S strategists in Laos talks amid a shaky coalition in Laos with Pathet Lao and government forces. Nehru and Shastri weigh concession timelines as Red China and North Vietnam influence the frontier, while international figures seek a peaceful settlement behind closed doors.
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Honolulu
U.S
Desai
Nehru
Southeast
Asia
Nist
Laos
Communist Pathet
Shastri
Red
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Peking
J. Walted
Washington
Viet Nam
US Soviet Consulate Pact Signed In Moscow
The United States and the Soviet Union signed a convention to establish consulates in each country. The pact grants Americans in the USSR greater consular protection and the right to access detained U.S. officials, a feature Johnson called a significant step toward better understanding. Ratification by the US Senate and Soviet Parliament would formalize the treaty, shaping access for prisoners and broader diplomatic privileges.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Johnson
Lenate
Soviet ‘Union
Pris Ners
Francis Gary Powers
Republicans Reelect Mrs Bennett in 1962 meeting
Mrs Bennett's renomination comes after a contested slate for four offices. McLaughlin of Cramer nominated by Dr Beatty Dimt of Indiana. Treasurers report shows about 10540 in regular and special accounts. Bennett thanks committee, calls for support and notes delegate role to the Republican National Convention.
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Young 2
Bennett
Louise Crawford
Marion Center
McLaughlin
Cramer
Beatty H. Dim’t
Indiana
Lynn Shields
Glen Campbell
Donald Lockhart
South Mahoning Twp
Shore
Clyce Clawson
Green Twp
Mike Supinka
Supinka
Republican Party
Lockhart
Obituary notices from Indiana area May 1964 deaths
Obituaries list several local figures including Orge Victor Lutz 34 of New Bethlehem Indiana R D 4 and Paul Gordon Winger 41 of Indiana, both dying May 29 1964 after long illnesses. Also memorial notices for Joseph J Oswald 57 of Arnold, Abraham Oswalds, and Mary Kolish of Coy near Homer City, with details on births, military service, survivors, and service times. Funeral arrangements and burial details given for each.
Mike Ercole Dies in 1964 at Saltsburg Italy-born husband and father
Mike Ercole of Wood Street Saltsburg died Sunday May 31 1964 in Indiana Hospital. Born in Italy June 21 191? he was a member of St Matthew Roman Catholic Church UMW of A Local 6405. Survived by wife Mary B. Ercole four sons Alfred Noble Paul Charles and three daughters Columba Casciere Andoniette Cas hier Rose Perez with 12 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Friends receive after 7 pm today at Hunter Funeral Home Saltsburg until 9:15 am Thursday June 4 then Requiem Mass at St Matthew's Church. Interment in church cemetery.
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Joseph J. Oswald
Leishman Ave
Arnold
Penna
Citizens General
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
New Kensington
United Glass and Ceramics Workers
North American
AFL - Cio
CLC
Creighton
Oswald
Margaret Nahalka
Joseph Edward
New War II
Service Castle
Richard James
New
Kensington
Paul
Margar
Baker
Columbus
Ohio
Theodore
Helen) Crista
2113Th Army Air Force
Base
Mesvites
Case Albert
Graceton
Inclu
Jsephine
Paul Jr
St. Joseph’s
Robin
Pamela
Rob
Henry Flert J
Montoursville
Dan Hanse
Carmichaels
St. Mary’s
Delbert
Elizabeth)Park
Lower Burrell
Heffelfinger
Alexandria
Mary Kolish
Coy
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Miskowec
Poland
Walter Kolish
St. Louis Roman Catholic Church
Lucernemines
U.S. Air Force
Nebraska
Frank Kolish
Bresgler
Victor Kolish
George Askew
St. Louis Church
H. A. Podowski
St. Bernard's Cem
Indiana
Phery
Mike Ercole
Wood Street
Saltsburg
Italy
St. Matthews Roman Catholic Church
UMW
Tunnelton
Mary B. Ercole
Alfred
Noble
Flint
Mich
Charles
Warren
Dominic
Columba) Casciere
Anthony
Andoniette) Cashier
Syracuse
Frederick
Rose) Perez
New York
Hunter Funeral Home
Saltsbury
St. Matthew's Church
Lydon Lee
Barry Goldwater Uses Radio TV to Target California GOP
Los Angeles AP reports Sen. Barry Goldwater pursues late campaign momentum via radio and television appearances and a large volunteer cadre to persuade fence- sitters among California Republicans in the final hours of the presidential primary.
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Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Washington
Peggy
Mt. Vernon Junior College
Los Angeles
Thomas H. Kuchel
William F. Knowland
NBC
Meet the Press
Knowland
Arizona
Kucher
Earl Warren
California
Henry
Cabot Lodge
Hej
San Francisco
F Rockefeller
Callifornia
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Salinger
Clair Engle
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Barry Goldwater
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FMC
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Liggett & Myer Lorillard
Madison Fund Mercantile
Merck Merritt-Chapman
Montgomery Ward Murphy
National Biscuit National Cash
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New York Central
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Gas Sun Ray DX Trane Co
Union Carbide
United Airlines
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Eric Youngstown Sheet
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Monongaherg
John Mokran
Jlan
Ellwood City
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Menas ”. Hoover
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E. A. Gross
Robert Bracken
Mrs. Bennett
Victor Lutz
Ben Russell Schreden
Anna King Lute
Gost
New Bethlehem
Washington Street
Clarion Hospital
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Armstrong County
Benjamin H. and
Wilma L. Anderson Schrecengost
Wayne Twp
Normal
Indiana State Col
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Bernice
New Bethlehem R. D
McCreary Tire
Fred
Gladys) Schaub
Rubber Co
M. R. 10
Kittanning
James
Margie) Wayne
Meadville
Glenn
Dayton R. D
Francis
Mae) Miller
Courtland
William
Vernetta) Yount
Cott As
Mr. Schreckengost
Korea
Battal ‘Ion
Harold Wayne
Edward
Oakmont
Ruth
New York City
Eetter
Guy C. Lutz
Kittan
Carl
Lonnie
King
Thule
Green
Vernon
George McNeel
Dayton
Oakland Cemetery
MGA Yasuo
Vumulyleu
Frank C. Ely
Rev
R. C. Strine
Crea Prurnace
Paul Gordon Winger
Betty Irvin Winger
School Street
Veterans Administration Hospital
Oakland
Elizabeth McHenry Winger
Daniel L. Winger
First Methodist Church
Winger
Indiana High School
Indiana State College
Berlin Brothers Valley
Commodore High School
Purchase Line Joint High School
Harry C. McCrea
Salem
Oregon
Blairsville
Gilbert T
Jertrude Stewart McCrea
Brush Valley
McCrea
Mable Wright McCrea
Ethel Allen
Nee A. Rockefeller
New Yorker
Barry
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