Obituaries L ose Air Fields In Arabia
Obituaries note Clarence C. Conner of Montgomery Township Hillsdale dies at 65. Survived by five sons and four daughters, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at Raleigh Funeral Home Hillsdale with interment in Montgomery Cemetery. Other notices report deaths of Stanley Misalsky Josephine, Anna Metallo, Stephen Husovsky with details on services and interment.
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Clarence C. Conner
Montgomery Township
Hillsdale
Charles A
Ella Mae Proctor Conner
Forrest
Zanesville
Ohio
Leroy
Ambridge
Virgil
Glen Campbell
R.D
Clair (la Rue) Fleming
Marion Center
Ellsworth Conner
Granite City
Lama
Ruth) Keller
Cherry Tree
Budd Conner
Norman
Dorothy) Cessna
State Department
June Conner
Amert
Harmon
Bess
Montgomery Cemetery
Stanley Misalsky
Waterman
Poland
United States
Civil Air Crminal
Hallow Funeral Home
Homers
St. Louis
R.C
H. A. Podowski
Stephen Husovsky
Fulton Run
Indiana
Ebensburg
Manor Rest
Robinson-Lytle's
Assumption Roman Catholic Church
Ernest
George
Amend
The
Knights of Columbus
Lawmakers Eye State Tax Shift in Social Benefit Plan
The plan estimates a total around 927 million for a two year tax to fund benefits, paid by employers through a temporary levy stacked on existing rates. The House bill would pool roughly 1 billion across states, but an amendment seeks to charge each state’s employers only for benefits within that state. The administration argues differences in funding and control.
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Byrd
Giana Finance Committee
U.S. to End Dhahran Use as Arab Base Plan
The Dhahran installation renewed in 1957 for five years will be closed as part of a shift in base policy. The United States maintains a training mission in Saudi Arabia but officials say it will not continue. Wheelus AFB in Libya and three SAC bases in Morocco are to close by end of 1963 under Eisenhower era agreements.
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Dhahran
United States
Ibn Saud
U.S
Europe
Far ‘East
Germany
Pacific
Middle East
Trans World Airlines
State Department
Department
Saudi Arabia
Wheelus
Libya
Arab World
Strategic Air Command
Morocco
Eisenhower
Kennedy Victory Shapes Senate Battle Over Jobless Aid
The Senate backed Kennedy against Byrd by 99 to 44, as leadership viewed the win as pivotal in the fight over unemployment relief. Thurmond accused heavy pressure to defeat the Virginia amendment while Gold berg and other Kennedy lieutenants coordinated with Democratic leaders. Two smaller amendments passed despite administration opposition, adding 1962 1942 tax year changes and a deduction from unemployment benefits for Social Security type retirement payments.
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Goldberg
Senate
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Byrd
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
House
Blue Lustre Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner Ad
The ad promotes Blue Lustre Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner for long lasting beauty and easy care. It claims it handles spills and Indian expeditions anecdotes with a foam application and a shampooer, noting one half gallon cleans three Ox12 rugs. Contact PETERSON HOWE at 1060 Phila. St.
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Junior
Senate Passes Emergency Benefits for Railroad Workers
The Senate swiftly sent to Kennedy a companion measure extending emergency benefits to about 80,000 railroad workers. The chamber remained in session 114 hours, the longest late night meeting of the year, as it worked on the two measures. Susan B. Anthony, pioneer for women's rights, was noted as the second of eight children.
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Senate
Kennedy
Susan B. Anthony
Teader For Women's Rights
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Arabia
United Arab Republic
Mecca
Washington
Anna Metallo
Blairsville
Indiana Hospital
Homer City
Phila
Tso
DuPont Lycra
Aa Sen
Harper’s
Dulaai
Marrow
Goi
Hetrick
Sonotone
Philadelphia St
Finance Committee
Peterson Howe
Kodak
Auneet Saaewat
Chrome Woot
Ewan
Peperaete T
Eastman Kodak Co
New York
Sipos Camera Center
Indiana, PA
Easy Pacs
Troutman’s
Wies
Siges
ABC
B.C
Goodyear
Hias Tire
C. S. Kunkle Lumber CO
Wioow
Mer
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FHA
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