Biggis t Boost Since GI Bill Job Training Proposal
Indiana officials consider a new job training tax credit to spur on apprenticeship programs. The plan would allow employers to deduct training costs and reward oversight by foremen, aiming to reduce workers’ job displacement amid rapid tech advances. The proposal accompanies moves on Route 422 bypass, ambulance service, and local development efforts in Indiana Borough.
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Comnatum
America
Secretary of Labor
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Labor Department
Act At Liberty
Indiana
Indiana County
William J
Senate debates Project 70 action and funding plan
Senate considered the Project 70 bonding package with 70 million dollars for parks 40 million for land 20 million for local park matching and 10 million for hunting fishing areas. Amendments restored funds for education and youth centers and advanced eminent domain measures for final vote next Monday. Senate also dropped utility company provisions with broad support.
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Charles R. Weiner
Philadelphia
Senate
House
William Scott
R-Carbon
Judiciary General Committee
McNamara and Rusk Return With Southeast Asia Ideas
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert McNamara flew in from Honolulu with several recommendations for President Johnson to strengthen Southeast Asia against Communist pressure. At Andrews Air Force Base Rusk said they brought back a number of recommendations and stressed the need for the other side to fully understand U.S. resolve. He declined to detail plans, stating no action had yet been approved or submitted for North Vietnam.
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Fred Hall
Kansas
An B. Sukiet
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A. Bingham
Yale
U.S
United Naong
Car Hits Rails, Motorist Okay
A 25 year old driver Willam Kittke of Clymer escaped injury yesterday afternoon when his auto collided with guard rails on Route 288 about five miles east of Clymer. Kittke told state police from the Indiana substation that he fell asleep. Damage to the car was set at Je
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A. Yateshora Molea
Willam Kittka
Route 288
Primary results shape Goldwater lead in strong showing
Goldwater led in key primaries with 450 of 655 delegates counted, excluding California. Rockefeller gained in New York and South Dakota, while California remained unsettled. The tally signals Goldwater’s path to a first ballot victory with 258 delegates still to be chosen later this month.
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Subway Collision Injures 25 In Brooklyn Tunnel
A Coney Island bound passenger train rear ended a standing work train in a Brooklyn tunnel near Prospect Park West. Twenty five people were injured and sent to hospitals. none seriously. Motorman Carlton Edwards, 33, of St Albans, was freed after being pinned and taken to Methodist Hospital with leg injuries. The crash occurred at 4 30 am on the D line near 57th Street station. Both trains had four cars. Transit Authority said no work crew injuries.
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Brooklyn
Carlton Edwards
St. Albans
Queens
Methodist Hospital
State College Funds Face House Senate Cash Bill Clash
Harrisburg AP. A showdown looms between the House and Senate next week over a one billion dollar general fund bill for 1964-65. The Senate Appropriations Committee rewrote the House version, restoring 588,035 cut and adding 2.2 million to reach 1.072 billion. Major boosts go to state colleges 753,680 and youth development centers 875,000. Fleming says he will not yield on increases as Gov Scranton may require further cuts.
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Scranton
Senate Appropriations Committee
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Robert D. Fleming
Allegheny
Fleming
Martin
Blackbill
Pennsylvania
Blairsville Grease Fire Halts Grill at Local Tavern
A grill fire at the East Market Street Jim’s tavern in Blairsville prompted a swift blaze response at 7 p.m. last evening. Firefighters contained the incident with minimal damage expected to the grill device.
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America
UN Asia Crisis Proposals Move To Study Border Truce
The United Nations Security Council considers a proposal to send three members to Cambodia and South Vietnam to study how to halt border troubles amid anticipated Communist opposition. Ivory Coast and Morocco sponsor the measure for a council fact finding mission. A Czech Slovak amendment may be offered to strengthen the draft. A Western diplomat fears Moscow may push for Czechoslovakia on the committee. The likely non permanent members include Brazil, Ivory Coast, and Bolivia or Morocco, with Norway and Czechoslovakia among the wider group. Australia?
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Nation Council
Arsene Assoyan Usher
United States
Termination Of Aid Seen By Formosa Foreign Minister
Formosa's Shen Chang-hian said halting U S aid to Nationalist China in June 1965 will not harm Formosa's economy due to a sound industrial and agricultural base. He spoke after signing a U S agreement to sell Nationalist China agricultural commodities worth 18 million dollars, including about 12 million dollars in cotton.
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Shen Chang Hian
China
Aid Agricultural Foundation
Shen
United States
Typhoid Epidemic Strains Aberdeen Amid Travel Fears
An Aberdeen typhoid outbreak disrupts life with six pound tins sold by the slice and a contaminated slicer. Tourists warned away, locals scramble for accommodations, schools and leisure facilities close. Amid the crisis, political reporting notes California polling outcomes and party dynamics.
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Aberdeen
Obituaries: Joseph Watral and companions in Arcadia
Obituary notices recount the June 1964 deaths of Joseph Anthony Watral of Arcadia and Robert D. McCullough of Arcadia, plus Anthony Cotroneo of Homer City. Watral, born 1901 in Banka Township near Glen Campbell, a coal miner and Roman Catholic, is survived by his widow Mary Mano Watral and several children and siblings. McCullough, born 1900 in Ebensburg, a retired railroad worker, leaves a widow and multiple children, with services at the Jesse McCracken Jr. Funeral Home and interment in Cockport Cemetery. Cotroneo, 42, of Syntron Drive, Homer City, died from automobile injuries, with funeral rites at St. Louis Church and interment in St. Anthony's Cemetery. Rosary observed by parish societies.
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Mary) Hovanee
Cleveland
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Irene) Mattis
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Maryland
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Mary) Grinda
Catherine) Golish
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Flint
Michigan
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Edward Furman
Cockport Methodist Cemetery
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Nnc) Cotroneo
Syntron Drive
Homer City
Angeline Bifano Cotroneo
Charles Cotroneo
George Askew
St. Louis Church
H. A. Podowski
Carrier Collision In Chesapeake Bay Between Lake Champlain And Skauyaag
In dense fog at 3 30 am today the aircraft carrier Lake Champlain and the Norwegian motor vessel Skauvaag collided 38 miles south of Annapolis near Patuxent River. No injuries were reported on either ship and five fires on Champlain were extinguished in 45 minutes.
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Annapolis
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Increase NY Police Patrols in City and Subways
Nearly 1,000 policemen will patrol New York City streets and subways on overtime to curb attacks by African American youth on whites. Mayor Robert Wagner ordered the measure and urged law and order, also requiring all 20,000 patrolmen to wear uniforms to and from work.
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New York City
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Little Kingdom
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Edward Wakefield
Malte
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Johnson Addresses Coast Guard Academy Graduation
President Johnson speaks to the 109 graduates at the Coast Guard Academy in New London Connecticut delivering oaths and commissions. He is set to visit Groton to inspect General Dynamics Electric Boat and lay the keel for the nuclear submarine SN850 with a welding ceremony.
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