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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
1
Day denounces editorial attacks on postal cuts as he defends policy. He cites lack of budget knowledge and says Congress sets annual funding. warns service curtailments may be needed if cuts persist. He notes rate hikes aim to improve service despite budget limits.
London AP reports a three day holiday weekend unleashes nationwide chaos on Britain's crowded roads. A Royal Automobile Association spokesman calls it the biggest motoring jamboree, with nearly all vehicles out and jams extending over 150 miles. The M2 throughway gridlock snarls Rochester Chatham Gillingham. Clacton on Sea, West Wittering area traffic stalls, garages decline calls, seaside resorts turn cars away for lack of parking. Transport Minister Ernest Marples travels to France by bicycle.
In Washington AP report Hugh Scott R Pa says he sees no push to elevate Scranton as 1964 presidential material but would not rule out offering him as a potential candidate. Scott notes Clark and Williams differing views on reform Democrats while cautioning against overstating current positions. He also comments wheat policy hurdles facing Congress and worries about opponents who voted against past wheat legislation.
About 1,300 production and service workers ended a long strike against West Penn Power Co after signing a two year contract in Pittsburgh. Local 102 members approved the offer 810 to 339, with an 18 cent hourly raise split into nine cents per year and improved fringe benefits. Workers had walked out May 1 when the old contract expired.
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