Decision Expected In August Conclave And Civil Rights Talks
Reports circulated that Cardinal Montini archbishop of Milan might be elected early in the papal conclave with 30 to 41 votes. In Congress a fair employment practices bill seeks an equal employment commission and enforcement powers. NAACP and Urban League criticize training funds as inadequate for minority job advancement. Democrats seek Republican help to move civil rights bills through the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Cardinal Montini
Civil Rights Commission
Equal Employment Opportunities Committes
Lyndon B. Johnson
South
Herbert Hill
NAACP
Whitney M. Young Jr
The
Urban League
House Labor
Congress
Kennedy
Equal Employment Commission
House
Judiciary and Labor Committees
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
State Receives Unofficial Bids for Tioga Projects
Unofficial bids totaling 43 018 dollars were received on two Tioga County construction projects. National Guard Armory Wellsboro rehabilitation bids 36 274 dollars from S G Mastrianni Co Dimmore 19500 general and J H Greiner Co Lebanon 16774 electrical. Mansfield State College drainage repairs bid 6744 dollars from Haticay Construction Inc Mollidaysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Tioga County
National Guard Armory
Wellsboro
S. G. Mastrianni Co
Dimmore
Feneral Construction
J. H. Greiner and Co
Lebanon
Team Haticay Construction Inc
Mollidaysburg
Mansfield State College
Boston Race Movement Underway
Boston faces a new anti segregation push as Negro leaders call for a Freedom Stay Out Day and urge parents to keep their high school children from public schools. Police move to protect schools as demonstrations unfold across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jenior
Edmund L. McNamara
Bouly Louise Day Hicks
Indiana County Planning Committee
Dr. Commission
Frederick J. Gillis
County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Charles F. Breuel
Bellante & Clauss
Breuel
Isadore R. Lenglet
To London
House of Ital
Commons
John A. Prot
Christine Keeler
Iain Mcleod
John Profumo
Profumo
Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard Pu Am
Miss Keeler
Denger
Settlement Reported By Steel Union
Settlement reported by steel union as talks continue on contracts covering about 400,000 basic steel workers. President McDonald meets with his executive board in Pittsburgh to draft recommendations for the wage policy committee. Last year a two year pact was arranged in April 1962 without a wage rise but with improved pension benefits and a savings plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniun
Basi Steel Companies
David J. McDonald
Pittsburgh
Rust
Ruman
Commandos Strike Cuba Invasion Report From Miami
Reported Cuban exile commandos struck at multiple points in Cuba with figures ranging up to 500 men. Council leaders, led by Antonio Maceo as president, deflect publicity and insist the action aims to aid Cuba’s liberation from Castro. The exiles linked to Rescate, Revolutionary Recovery Movement, and the Christian Democratic Movement claimed involvement. Some council members refused to comment while noting unknown landings and exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Luis Botifol
Cuba
Jose Miro Cardona
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Antonio Maceo
Manuel Antonio de Varona
Miro Cardona
Rescate
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Christian Democratic Movement
Open house attendance cited in teaching contract case
Mrs Johnson classified as temporary without tenure faced contract termination after the Superior Court upheld a school board appeal. The ruling supported dismissing her and denying remaining salary, framing open house participation as a duty to pupils, parents, and school officials. Attorney Robert Earley led the teacher's side. Parnell & Parnell represented the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
United Board
Robert Earley
Indiana
United Joint School Board
Parnell &. Parnell Law Firm
Judge Clark Speaks Install Squires Officers Here
Judge Edwin M. Clark installed newly elected officers of the Indiana County Squires and Constables Association at the Eagles Home in Indiana. The judge urged accurate transcripts and proper information to ensure cases are judged on merit, praising cooperation among law enforcement. Mayor William R. McMillen of Blairsville gave a brief talk on the state of justice of the peace and magistrate systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Squires
Assa Wale Face Rhea
Shelocta R.D
Ruth Gromley
Cherry Tree R.D
Carl Helman
Indiana
Albert M. Cox
Lynn Shields
Glen Campbell
Indiana County Squires and Constables Association
Eagles
Edwin M. Clark
Clark
Squires
Indianals County
William R. McMillen
Blairsville
Paul W. Mc Gillick
State Association of the Squires
Pennsylvania
Andrew Balitski
Clymer
Frank M. Barkley
John W. Ever
Dee Miller
Christian Demoocrats
Italy seeks political solution as crisis nears fifth week
President Segni asked Giovanni Leone to form a government by assembling leaders from Communist to fascist groups. The move comes as Italy endures five weeks without a stable solution and an interim government by June 30 seems likely before President Kennedy’s visit.
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Segai
Leone
Amintore
Fanfani
Moro
Christian Democrats
Gerald Miller
Rome
Giovanni Leone
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Antonio Segni
Kennedy
Aldo Moro
Pendehe
Unions Pledge to Eliminate Hiring Discrimination
In Pittsburgh, AFL-CIO Pittsburgh Building Trades Council president Anthony Furlan and Master Builders' Association of Western Pennsylvania executive secretary William Bowden pledged to remove hiring discrimination in the building trades. They promised to expand apprenticeships to all qualified persons and remove barriers to competent craftsmen’s employment. Nebraska is noted as the home of the first Arbor Day celebrated in the U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Anthony Furlan
Afl-Cio
Pittsburgh Building Trades Council
William C.bowden
Master Builders’ Association of Western Pennsylvania
Hot Line Agreement Signed Between US and Soviet Union
In Geneva the United States and Soviet Union formally signed a hot line pact to prevent accidental war. The Teletype cable link will connect Washington and Moscow and be used by President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev. American ambassador Charles Bartlett Stelle and Soviet negotiator Semyon K. Tsarapkin signed the agreement at the disarmament conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Washington
Moscow
Avedent
Kennedy
Seyet
Khrushchev
Amiassagor
Charles Stelle
Semyon K. Tscrapkin
Palace of
Vatican Conclave Sees Largest Cardinal Gathering Yet
Cardinal voting in the Vatican conclave focuses on Montini as the potential pope amid reports of a conservative secretary of state, with 80 cardinals present the largest ever. Rigorous secrecy surrounds the process as ballots are prepared in isolation and mass is held daily in the Sistine Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope John
Montini
Francis Cardinal
Spellman
New York
Turin
la Stampa
Church
Anileto Cardinal
Cicognani
John XXII
Vatican
College of Cardinals
Sisting
Sistine Chapel
Obituaries for Miss Emma Wagner and Odah Wayne Baker
Miss Emma Wagner 51 of Westover died June 18 1963 born November 28 1912 in Braddock daughter of the late George Mirs Wagner and Eile nora Young Wapner. Services Saturday June 22 at 2 09 p.m. Pyott Funeral Home Burnside with Rev Carlton Pearce. interment Harmony Cemetery. Odah Wayne Baker 33 of Cookport died at home June 18 1963 born February 25 1880 in Cookport son of George H and Emma Druscilla Reffner Baker. Retired farmer, longtime Cookport resident, member Windber Evangelical Church. survived by son George E Cookport daughter Grace For sythe Cookport and brother Matthew Quay Baker Woodbury PA. Services Saturday 2 30 p.m. at home with Rev Clarence M Bennett and Rev C C Clawson. burial Greenwood Cemetery Indiana. Raleigh Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Emma Wagner
Westover
R.D
Warren
Orvis Delcamp
Braddock
George Mirs Wagner
Eilenora Young Wapmer
Pyott Funeral Home
Burnside
Carlton Pearce
Harmony Cemetery
Odah Wayne Baker
Cockport
Cookport
George H. and
Emma Druscilla Reffner Baker
Baker
Johnstown
Windber Evangelical Church
Edna Nancy Ferrier
George E
Eugene
Grace) Forsythe
Matthew Quay Baker
Woodbury
Clarence M. Bennett
C. C. Clawson
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Raleigh Funeral Home
Eye In Sky Joined By Tiros Seven Eye In Sky Joined By Tiros Seven
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P Two Tiros weather satellites circled the globe today to monitor hurricanes and typhoons. Tiros 7 joined Tiros 6 on weather patrol, promising the most comprehensive photographic coverage of a full hurricane season. The satellites relay high quality pictures quickly to weather agencies worldwide as scientists study hurricane development and Nimbus integration.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tiros
Tiros 7
Tiros 6
Iuvin
William G. Stroud
National Aeronautica and Space Administration
Goddard Space Flight Center
Robert Rados
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Glen Campbell R.D
Vaughn Goodlin
David Stinson
Seward R.D
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Gazette
Judge Clark
Squires Art
Mary
Nebraska
U.S
George H. Luber
Wyeth Laboratories
Eisenhower
Tenia
Tucker
Waldo Johnston
Hhey
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Peta
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