Kennedy Visits Homestead Rouses Kennedys at Farm
Patrick Kennedy arrives at the farmyard near the Albatross factory across the river Barrow. Mrs Ryan introduces relatives as Kennedy greets locals and children. He chats with a microphone near the cake table, then calmly eats tea and a sandwich with sugar.
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Patrick Kennedy
United States
Albatross Company
Kennedy
Welcomers
Barrow
Ryan
Farre
Rean
Vote Slated On Stopgap State Funds
A state House session advanced a stopgap funding bill amid no debate on measures. The day also featured remarks on teacher contracts starting August, a Kennedy visit with Irish receptions, and discussions of local school funding impacts and proposed bills on cancer cure regulation and fishing licenses.
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House
Award Winning Researcher Calls Activity Key to Fat Fight
Dr. Charlotte M. Young, Cornell nutrition professor, received the $1,000 Borden Award for nutrition research in Kansas City. She argues weight control hinges on balancing calories in and out and urges prevention through lifestyle changes including regular activity and a supportive physician relationship.
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Borden
American Home Economics Association
Kansas City
Charlotte M. Young
Graduate School In Nutrition
Cornell University
Associated Press
Irwin Couple Arrested in Moonshine Case
Agents with the Internal Revenue Service raided a home in Irwin and arrested a man and a woman, Rose Lehman of Trewin and William D. Rainey of East McKeesport, after finding stone-gallon jugs of moonshine. They waived hearing before a commissioner in Pittsburgh and were freed on $1,000 bond each.
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Persburgh
APS
Internal Revenue Service
Irwin
Saith
Rose Lehman
Trewin
William D. “Rainey
East McKeesport
TRS
Moan
Lehman
Paw
Sa WS. Comuymissioner
Pittsburgh
Wees
Goldwater In Wings At YA's Meet
In San Francisco the Young Republicans convention enters its third day with Sen. Barry Goldwater R Ariz as the focal point for a unity push. Former Sen. Knowland and Sen. Miller are set to speak as Mark Hatfield urges a united front while college GOP factions clash over credentials and leadership.
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Jerry Rankin
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
U.S
William Knoweland
California
Jack Miller
Iowa
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Ward White
Russell, Kan
Carrel Fin School
Leonard J. Nadasd
Stnidra Spence
Alles
China
Ite
Proup
Jerry Dickson
University of Kansas
Newton
Kan
Outyamp College
James Hart
Sharon Powers
Durham
N.H
Dickson
Bin
Nasdasdy
Warff
Putrald
Wescol Pepperdine College
Stes Caver
Beaty
Weather Sign Confuses Drivers on New Jersey Turnpike
A 99 degree day caused drivers to see a faulty warning when a radio signal sent to turnpike signs went haywire. State police traced the issue to a malfunctioning button that blanked the caution message "Drive Slow Ice and Snow" from the guidance boards.
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Secacus
New Jersey Turnpike
Wielclic
Goldwater flags amendment to Kennedy civil rights bill
Sen. Barry Goldwater said he will propose an amendment denying National Labor Relations Board and other benefits to unions that practice discrimination. He indicated support for most Dirksen Mansfield proposals, but urged limits on the attorney general’s power to enforce school desegregation, saying he would not grant broad powers.
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John F. Kenning
Goldwater
Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Iam Eancarmoed
Jamn Bell Washington
Bariry Goldwater
National Labor Relations Board
Arizona Republican
Scowa
Labor Department
Appren Sros
Fed
Jand
Iso Sue
Arizona
US Tightens Federal Job Regulations
Washington AP Secretary of Labor Wirtz said the government will soon issue new standards to ensure no discrimination on federal projects. He spoke at a House judiciary subcommittee supporting Kennedy’s civil rights package, urging preaward compliance and firm standards for contractors and subcontractors to prove equal opportunity.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
House
Judiciary
Kennedy
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
GOP
Jance
Barry Goldwater
R-J Ariz
Naational Labor Relations Board
Goldwater
Labor
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
International Union
Afl-Cio
Navy Hires New Dean At Academy
AP reports Arthur B Drought 48 named by Secretary Korth as Navy Academy’s first civilian academic dean to modernize instruction for space age. He will leave Marquette University where he is dean of engineering to begin mid August. Drought seeks blend of liberal arts and science and longer range planning to align with Navy needs including global assignments. He and wife Ruth have three sons and he has prior Navy service as radar officer and educator at Harvard with telemetry research in Philadelphia.
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Milwaukee
Arthur B Drought
U.S. Naval Academy
Drought
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Annapolis
Marquette University
College of Engineering
Deough
Ruth
Gadgetmen Exhibit Campaign Items For Politicos
Washington AP reports the nonpartisan Gadgetmen display offers voting aids for 1964 campaigns. Exhibits include Be Happy-Go! Rocky bags, buttons, pennants, slogans for Kennedy Johnson Nixon and Goldwater, turncoat pens, clip-on elephant and donkey, yo yos, pencils, plaques, and a Pachontas style feathered headpiece. A pickle oyster with a pearl costs a dollar or two.
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Washington
Jtown
Toj
Rocky
Specialty Advertising Guild
Bank Robbery After Lecture Ends
MIAMI AP: Twelve hours after a lecture on fending off a bank robber, teller Charlotte Steinberg faced a masked gunman. She handed over $4,100 at Washington Federal Savings and Loan without a fight. The gunman and two accomplices escaped.
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Miami
Bla
Charlotte Steinberg
Washington Federal’ Savings and Loan Co
Tractor Tragedy Claims Beaver County Farmer
Narles Pavlak, 77, of RDO 1 Beaver County, was crushed to death when his tractor stalled, rolled backward, and pinned him against a tree on McHaney Road near his home. Police said he died from chest injuries.
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Prelvonm
Narles Pavlak
Freedom
RDO
Beaver County
Pavlak
McHaney
Autos Collide, Motorist Killed
ERIE Pa AP A young Erie County motorist died in St Searest Hospital from injuries after a two car collision in Fairview late Wednesday Bruce Thompson 19 of Fairview died of internal injuries Thompson was in the car that hit another car driven by William Gould 48 of Erie who made a turn into a gas station Gould had minor injuries
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Erie, Pa
Erie County
Stearest Hospital
Bruce Thomp
Fairview
Thompson
William Gould
Brie
Gould
GOP Debates Public Accommodations Clause in Rights Bill
The Kennedy civil rights bill faces GOP opposition over federal power. Rep Lindsay faulted Kennedy for not reading many, though he praised his overall performance. Republicans want limits tied to the 14th Amendment and curb attorney general powers. Senate debates loom amid anticipated southern filibuster.
Obituaries of Indiana County residents dated June 1963
Joseph Edwards aged 71 died June 25 1963 at his sister in law's Indiana home. Visitation June 27 2 30 4 7 9 p.m. at Robinson Lytle Indiana with funeral June 28 1 30 p.m. Rev G Warren Smucker officiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery Penn Run. Fannie Nayper of Yatesboro died June 27 1963 at Armstrong County Hospital. Survived by husband Sam Nayper and two sons John Kovach of tarsal and Louis Nayper, six grandchildren. Visitation Edwards Funeral Home Rural Valley after 7 p.m. June 27. services June 29 8 30 a.m. at St Marys RC Church. Vincena Scopellitti 71 of Derry Two died June 27 1963 at home. Visitation Richard T Bell Funeral Home Indiana after 7 p.m. June 27 and June 28 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. A complete obituary to appear in Friday Gazette. Edna Burns St Clair widow of Harry J Clair Creekside died June 26 1983 at Fairview Park Hospital Cleveland Ohio. Born July 21 1907 in Washington Township Indiana County. Survived by three brothers Harvey John Charlie Burns and one sister Grace E Burns. Visitation June 28 7 9 p.m. and June 29 2 30 4 7 9 p.m. at Robinson Lytle Indiana. Services June 30 2 p.m. Rev Joseph M Gilkey officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery Indiana.
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Joseph Edwards
Blanche Edwards
South Second St
Indiana
Robinson + Lytle's
G. Warren Smucker
D.D
Harmony Cemetery
Penn Run
Valentine Kovach
Sam Nayper
St. Mary’s R.C
Yatesboro
John Kovach
Tarsal
Louis
Nayper
Lorraine
Ohio
Edwards
Rural
Valley
St. Mary's R.C
N. A. Mitalo
Vincena Scopellitt
Derry Two
Richard T. Bell
Edna Burns ST. Clair
Harry §J. Clair
Creekside
Fairview Park Hospital
Cleveland
Washingston Township
Indiana County
Clark and
Maude Ansley Burns
Washington ‘Township
Clymer
Creekside Methodist Church
Willing Workers Circle
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Harvey
John
Charlie Burns
R.D
Grace E. Burns
Polk
Robinson- Lytle’s
Joseph M. Gilkey
Greenwood Cemetery
Fireman Proves Arson Bug at Linda Fire Station
In Marysville California volunteer Larry Barrie 19 is accused after fighting 16 grass fires. Fire chief Charley Miller says Barrie was quick to respond and prepared, though police in Lima Peru report a separate arrest linked to an arson charge involving a night club scandal and a mayoral decree.
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Marysville
Calif
Linda
Charley Miller
Larry Barrie
Miller
Barrie
Miller Lima
Peru
Lima
Anita Fernandinijes
Barry
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Michael
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United Mine Workers of America
Washington, D.C
IGOP
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Emanuel Cellier
D-N.y
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
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Senate Commerce Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Senate Judiciary
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