Teenage Jobless Problem Peaks in 1963
Washington reports the teenage unemployment crisis peaking with 24 per cent of the unemployed being teens and an 18 per cent teenage jobless rate in May. Wirtz warns the trend could worsen if youths abandon school and miss skilled training opportunities. He highlights machines replacing unskilled work and urges staying in school to access growing skilled jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Washington
Wirtz
W. Willard Wirtz
Une
Muslims claim origin of man and race in new zeal
An article recounts Muhammad speaks on origins, Black identity, and the Nation of Islam view that Adam and Eve were black. It notes calls for separation, critique of King and Meredith, and accusations of hypocrisy by the government, while acknowledging growing converts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fard
Muhammad Elijah
Allah
America
Muhammad
God
Adam
Africa
East
Asia
Europe
Supreme Court
Thej
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Three Ohio sewer workers die from toxic gas in Bedford
In Bedford suburb near Cleveland, a five man crew went to repair a sewer line Sunday night. Three workers Gilsole R. Romito Jeremian Benjamin M. Wolanski and Vincent Bakito died after inhaling toxic fumes. Rescue attempts failed as colleagues entered the shaft and were overcome. Police and residents described a dangerous scene as gas filled the sewer and water backed into homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bedford
Gilsole R. Romito
Water Department
Benjamin M. Wolanski
Vincent Bakito Yuin
Amittee Nae
Bokanovich
Ispatoan
Romito
Bukanovich
Musling
Doe
Muhammad Elias
Patral
Robert Kiley
Mustims
United States
Walimski
Flag Day Father Bernard C Cimiand Observed
Father Bernard Cimiand of Wisconsin is honored in the annual national observance marking Flag Day. The service highlights his lifework as a naval veteran and his dedication to religious duties. Local congregations across Wisconsin participate in the ceremony and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard C Cimiand
Kennedy outlines conditional nuclear test ban plan
President Kennedy announced a conditional ban on U.S. nuclear tests and pledged to pursue a formal binding treaty. He urged hope tempered by history, urged civil rights reforms at home, and signaled plans for a Moscow conference with Britain to push toward a test ban. The speech linked foreign disarmament to domestic unity and urged active enforcement and national responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Kennedy
Honolulu
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Moscow
John J. McCloy
W. Averell Harriman
Market Dips After Heart Association Report
Noon Stocks in New York slip as tobacco and steel shares decline in a choppy session. Loses span fractions to about a point while gains lag, following a report linking cigarette smoking to heart disease and a broader weak market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tobaccos Ae Steels
Tobaccos
American Heart Association
Wallace Heading For Crisis
New York news reports Wallace mobilizing a wide range of industrial and national guard resources to quell potential unrest. State leaders, federal orders, and local police stand ready as tensions rise amid protests and threats near campuses and key facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Acme
Mkts
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Allis
Chal
Alcoa American Ca
Am Cyan
American Home Products
American Mach & Found
American Motors
American Standard
Amn
Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Armco Steel
Armour & Co
Armstrong Cork Atlantic Refining
Babcock & Wilco
Bald Lima Balto & Chi
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel Borg Warn Briggs Mfg
Bucyrus Eri¢ Budd Co
Carpenter Steel Carrier Corp
Case, IL
Cities Service
Ciuett Peabody
Columbia Gas Consolidated Edison Consolidation
Coal Continental Can
Continental of
Crucible Steel
Curtiss-Wright DuPont Eastman Kodak Electricst
Eric Lack
Ford Motor
General Baking
General Bynam
General Elec
General Foods
General Motors
General Pub
Util
Gen
Tel & el
Glen Alen Greyhound
Harbison Walker Hershey Choicolati 1.B.M. Intl Harvester
Int
Tel
Ted Jones & Laughlin
Kennecott Kresge
Liggett & Myers
Madison
Merck
Merritt-Chapman & Montgomery
Ward
National Bisruit National Cash
National Dairy National Distillers
New York Central
Ojin Mathieson
Penngalt
Penn Power & L
Penna RR
Phila
Pullman National Guard
Wallace
Oats
Heli- Reading Co
Icky
Reynolds Tobacco
Safeway
Col
Albert Lingo
Obituary notices from Indiana County and nearby towns
A string of obituaries announces the June 9 1963 deaths of Louise Alter Clara Nibert and several others including Helen Stadtmiller Theresa Boggie Betty Turnbull and Louise Psenda. Surviving family members and funeral arrangements are listed for each. services set in Bayaside Indiana Homer City and Graceton with interments in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Taylor
Graceton
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Nora Howard Taylor
Lloyd Taylor
Robinson + Lytle’s
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Anthony
Mary
Italy
Joseph
United States
Binondo
Coretereggio
Psenda
Apollo
James Bogogie
Kent
Felix Viarengo
Vanderars Apollo
Lena Obriot
Northgriff
Coral
Oif Apollo
Ines Colosi
Joseph Calvo
St. Francis R. C
Ner Suspand
James
Charles
Stella
Embry
Pitts
Burgh
Samuel
Mamie
Chi
Robinson-Lytle
Jack
Christ
Raphaelltine
Zambernardi
Homer City
Rae Marzilli
Clarence
Charlotte) Rudais
Tis
Westminster
Vnitor
Dominic
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Victor Binando
Tery
W.C.T.U
St. Francis Parish
Hen
Milton Turnbull
Ken
Cleveland
Ohio
Twoliiery
St. Louis
Elmer
Helen V. Airgood
Joseph Airgood
Ernest
Mercy Hospital
Inohnstown
Bence Funeral Home
Clymer
Macmillan under pressure over Profumo scandal
The Profumo affair has fractured confidence in Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Parliament faces questions next Monday about his role in the backdrop to the intrigue, with Tory doubts rising and calls for new elections by October 1964 looming as Labour gains momentum. Profumo confessed to lying to Parliament about his relationship with Christine Keeler, resigning his post and exiting Parliament in disgrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millan
Macmillan
Profumo
Britain
House of Commons
Macmilan
Labor
Miss Keeler
Red China accused of propagandist attacks on Nehru
A Red China propaganda broadcast accuses Indian Prime Minister Nehru of stirring anti Chinese sentiment to justify military aid and India’s Himalayan border claim. The report alleges Nehru spreads rumors of Chinese invasion, cobra venom jargon, and seeks U.S. support to press a hard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Fine
POKYO
China
Sia
Netru
Dian
Rene
Aken
Inter Wade
aWack
Neven
Peking
Teres
India
U.S
Nehru
Red China
Wat
United States
Scranton Warns Against Centralism At College
GLENSIDE Pa AP Gov Scranton renews warning that centralism and big government threaten free enterprise. He tells Beaver College graduates that concentration of power in Washington endangers business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenside
Scranton
Beaver College
Washington
Tunnel Fall Fatalities Punch Up At WV Rail Tunnel
Construction worker Arthur B. Boggs, 24, died in Columbus Ohio after being pulled alive from a West Virginia tunnel collapse that trapped him and two others during tunnel enlargement for piggyback cars. Robert Airhart, 18, was rescued earlier and Harry Nichols was involved. The trio were with a Baltimore & Ohio Railroad crew southeast of Parkersburg. Boggs died Sunday at Mt. Carmel Hospital after being treated with artificial kidney apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Arthur B. Boggs
West Virginia
Boggs
Columbus
Mt. Carmel
Baltimore & Ohio
Parkersburg
W. Va
Boogs
Perkins
Robert Airhart
Parkersboro
Harry Nichols
Bartlett
Ohio
Airhart
Yearlong Break Plan Under Study
A yearlong break plan with no grades or credits focuses on lectures seminars and heavy outside reading. The group met with figures from Allen W. Dulles to former Gov. Robert Meyner and will offer eight fellowships next year. The program aims to measure its long term impact over five years as 24 children joined but 26 left this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Wehmeyer
Gardner Patterson
Woodrow Wilson School
Federal Service
Patterson
Edmund J. Vitkus
Internal Revenue Service
Kennedy Plans Rights Drive Across Cities
President Kennedy urged local governments to adopt biracial human relations committees to defuse tensions and prevent crises. He called for abolishing local segregation, promoting equal employment and housing, and encouraging youth of both races to stay in school to cut unemployment. Mayors' conference drafted a six point program aligning with Kennedy's proposals while stressing responsibility with rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spe
Cial
Mayors’ Conference Resolu
Kennedy
Wagner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Francis Keppel
U.S. Commission
Er of Education
Keppel
Blair House
White House
Blair House’ Fine Arts Committee
Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Uae
Ae Elan
Wolanski
Tyay
Alabama
James A. Hood
East Gadson
Ala
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
Times Square
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
George Wallace
Louise (Hammond) Alter
Bayside
Reynordsville
Altoona
Samuel A. Alter
Samuel Jr
Miami
Fla
Walter Murray
Reynoldsville
Egg
Harold Loos
Thomas
Hammond
Bayah Side
Clara Hoffman Nibert
Indiana Memorial Hospital
White Township
Indiana County
Nicholas
Annie Nealer Hoffman
Rayne Township
J. Willem Nibert
William J
Bursh Valley
James M
Lawrence A
Lewis
Ella Stadtmiller
Wirs
Marvey
Ruby
Mary Faith
Jeannette
St. Bernard’s
Dale
Stadtmiller
Oneida
Coney
Harry Helman
Albert Stadt
Robinson
Miller
Ralph Lytle
Francisi
Ain Stadtmiller
Penn Run
Srandchitaran
Garden of the Good Shepherd
Greenwood Cemetery
Helen
Pete Plenda
Tata Madalina
Theresa M
Binando) Boggie
Blairsville
Mua McElut
Aly
Pene. She
Center Township
Joseph Johnson
Mary Kier Campbell
Heverly Jo) Uher
Helen) Frederick
Pittsyburgh
Man Penity
Ira
Margaret} Edwards
Joseph Campbell
Henry Lynn
Paul Martin
Glenn Campbell
Albert E. Raleigh
Donald Hulin
Budde, Lightcap
Ethel Grace Hamilton
Aghtcap
Josephine
Roberson-Lyne
Inndiana
William Welch
Oakland Cemetery
Red
Gazelle
Plan On
Devil Lake
Ovary Westport
Ontario
U. S
Elmira
N, Y
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!