Clymer Decides Council Contests
Primary elections in Clymer Borough decide party nominations for council and school directors. Democrats James Daniel Jr 285 Patrick Corrigan 262 and Joseph Sgriccia 260 top three for council. incumbent Martin Dalton 114 trailing. Republicans Donald White 229 Norman Richardson 198 and Alex Smith 127 win three council spots. James Jarvie 110 loses. School director winners Bruce Phillips 134 Edward Oakes 168. losers Paul Mayas 82 Thomas Butterworth 61. Democratic assessor nominee Adeline Bowser 128 defeats Jean Smith 108. Second Democratic school board nomination pending.
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Clymer
Council
James Daniel, Jr
Patrick Corrigan
Joseph A. Sgriccia
Martin James Dalton
Donald D. White
Norman Richardson
Alex Smith
James Jarvie
Bruce Phillips
Edward E. Oakes
Paul Mayas
Thomas Butterworth
Henry Balitski
Adeline M. Bowser
Jean Smith
Prayer and Faith in Space Flight Reflections
The excerpt contrasts astronauts faith perspectives with Tito vities like Titov and Glenn. Carpenter, an Episcopalian, prays for guidance and mission success while emphasizing Christian duty. Titov questions God during travel, praising human strength instead, prompting Kennedy to favor Glenn’s faith-based stance.
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Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
Earth
John H. Glenn Jr
Congress
Glenn
Gherman Titov
Seattle
Titov
Yuri Gagarin
Kennedy
Col. Glenn
Best Graduation Present For Italian Parent Visit
Lake High School senior Franci Ladarro, president of the senior class, was surprised at a Tuesday assembly with news his family would attend graduation. After years in the United States with relatives in Walbridge, his parents from Fossia, Italy, will arrive Friday, thanks to a class fundraiser.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Lake High School
Franci Ladarro
Franci
United States
Wailbridge
Fossia
Italy
Walbridge
Opposition to Special Coinage Projects in Congress
Washington AP report says Treasury opposes special coinage projects due to cost and counterfeiting risk. In Manhattan on the West Side a police gunfight with Eva Adams ended with no injuries as shots were fired from a hotel window. One suspect, William Wilson, 35, a former mental patient, was detained after police stormed the room in bulletproof vests. Rep George A Goodling and Gettysburg figures Henry M Schari and Donald M Swope pushed for a 50 cent piece honoring Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address.
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House Banking and Omens
Treasury Department
Witt Gronman
Manhattan
Upper West Side
Eva Adams
Bunman
William Wilson
Lincoln
Gettysburg
George A.goodling
R-Pa
Henry M. Schari
Donald M. Swope
Romney Arrives in Washington Amid 1964 Speculation
Gov. Romney of Michigan visits Washington for a luncheon speech and Q and A at the National Press Club as debate grows over a potential Romney candidacy. Ford proposes pledging the 48 Romney delegation to the convention to boost a vigorous nomination fight against Kennedy. Eisenhower lauds Romney if he does well in Michigan.
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Washington
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
the Nations Press Club
Washington Press Corps
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
J. Willard Marriott
District of Columbia
William E. Miller
New York
GOP
Defeats Newsmen in Wilkes-Barre Mayor Primary
Giffond Cappelini, attorney, defeats newsman Edward Schrode for the Republican mayoral nomination in Wilkes-Barre. Incumbent Democrat Frank Slatery runs unopposed for a second term. Unofficial 66 of 72 precincts show Cappelini 5,985 votes to 4,765 for Schrode. Slatery 4,107 votes.
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Wilkes-Barre
Giffond Cappelini
Edward Schrode
Frank Slatery
Cappelini
Schrode
Slattery Polid
Wallace To Block Integration
Wallace to block integration as Cooper addresses Congress with Kennedy praising space achievement. Cooper's eight minute joint session speech ended with a self composed prayer from orbit. Kennedy pinned the NASA Distinguished Service Medal on Cooper, noting Lindbergh’s flight and promising strong U.S. moon effort amid massive, cheering crowds.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Cooper
Senate
House
Indian Ocean
White House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Paris
Lindbergh
Johnson
Clinton Anderson
D-N.m
Senate House Space Committee
Pennsylvania ‘Avenue
Capitol
Pennsylvania Mayors Nominated
AP reports Tuesday's primary nominees for Pennsylvania mayors including Allentown Brighton C. Diefen derfer and John T. Gross. Arnold Warren V. Massaro and William Demao. Carbondale John C. Walsh and Frank L. Howard. Chester James H. Gorbey and Stanley F. Borek. Coatesville Jacob H. Wagner and William J. Gabriel Jr.. DuBois Emery Berger and Kenneth Showers. Easton Norman A. Peil and George Smith. Greensburg Homer R. Ruffner and Robert D. Bell. Harrisburg William K. Mc Bride and David E. Kerr. Lebanon J. Gordon Smith and Daniel E. Walter. Lock Haven Douglas J. A. Young and Douglas H. Peddie.
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Philadelphia
Allentown
Brighton C. Diefenderfer
John T. Gross
Arnold
Warren V. Massaro
William Demao
Carbondale
John C. Walsh
Frank L. Howard
Chester
James H. Gorbey
Stanley F. Borek
Coatesville
Jacob H. Wagner
William J. Gabriel Jr
DuBois
Emery Berger
Kenneth Showers
Easton
Norman A. Peil
George
Smith
Greensburg
Homer R. Ruffner
Robert D. Bell
Harrisburg
William K. McBride
David E. Kerr
Lebanon
J. Gordon Smith
Daniel E. Walter
Lock Haven
Douglas J. A. Young
Douglas H. Peddie
Obituary notices for multiple Indiana County residents
Several obituaries from Indiana County appear with death notices for Mrs. Louise Dembosky 84, and others including Adam H. McCurdy 69, Mrs Jennie Agnes Faith and Bernardine McAvoy Mahan. Also listed are Herbert M. Brown, Cecelia Silveri, Lloyd Clark Fling, Louis Novak, Louis Novak Jr., and Louis Eugene Anderson among mourners, services, and burial details. Recipients named include Ida Kensey, Martha Waseberg, Margaret Smith, Kathryn Stevens, Jean Hanselman, and many more. Funeral arrangements name Richard T. Bell Funeral Home, Oakland Cemetery Indiana, and local churches such as Nazarene and St Bernard’s. Funeral services proceed in Homer City and Falls Creek with interments at Greenwood Cemetery Indiana.
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Indian Springs Road
Inane
Germany
William I
Kathryn
Schwite) Schmittka
Nazarrene Church
Homer City
John
Ida) Kensey
Indiana
Robert
Martha) Waseberg
Florida
William
Margaret) Smith
R. R. Merriman
the Nazarene Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Adam H. McCurdy
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Hospital
Blairsville
Samuel
Sara McCurdy
Mary
Renwrick McCurdy
Thomas W. E
Wilbert
Carlisle
Harry
Charles Arg Arthur
Howard
Edna Grace) Wolfe
Dixonville
Joosephine
Jacob Holby
Jennie Agnes Faith
Rob Falls Creek R.D
Herbert M. Brown
Earl
Estella) McAfoose
Berle
Mabel) Alishouse
Jane B. Kiss
Kalamazoo
Mich
Robinson
Lytle’s
James Burnett Reid
Oakland Cemetery
Eugene F. Smith
Reynoldsville
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
Falla Creek
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Lloyd Clark Pling
Meaty
Brickland Witte
Ben Avon Street
Jedlane Hospital
Swinevate
Philip Fisher Fling
Emma Gainer Fling
Fling
Penna State Department of Highways
Mes
Joseph
Mary Lee) Barna
Coral
Kay
Keneth Hinick
Detroit
Thomas
Ethel) Orr
Angela
Jean) Sarno
Robinson-Lytle's
Joe Cornell
Church of Christ of
Jean Gambucci
Scranton
Francis
Edla
Raymond
Walter Silveri
Spartan Silveri
Julia Silveri
Clyde
Silveri
R.D
Nile Silveri
Polk
Scene Eee
Edwin L. Hirt
Twin Vale
Thelly Memorial Park
Delmont
Patrick J. Hallow
Lloyd Eugene Anderson
Walnut Street
Thel
St. Francis Pa
R.C
Graceton
J. J. Hmelgar
First Methodist
Rinaldo Funeral Home
Board of Trustees
Drinker Street
Willodist
Finally Legalize Liquor In Bartow
Gov. George C. Wallace frames state sovereignty against federal desegregation orders at the University of Alabama. He vows to bar entry to any Negro enrolling, echoing Mississippi’s prior stand with Gov. Barnett and James Meredith. The scene includes legislators, dignitaries, and police, amid tense scrutiny of federal authority.
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Ala
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University of Alabama
Alabama
University Board of Trustees
U.S
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Wilkes-Barre
Gifford Cappella
Frank Slattery
Williamsport
Raymond M
BATP
Mill
Ohn Faldowski Jr
New Castle
John C. Jordon
Crews Evens Telae
AIP
Robert W. Rainey
Bartow
Fla
Oil City
Joseph W. Barr
Frj
Nora Shearer
Robertsdale
Prolonged Student Protests Pin Delays to Building Project
Polk County voters edge toward legalization of beer wine and whisky sales after a long civic dispute. The scene centers on Friends gathered for funeral services as a local community debates public sale of alcohol in Blairsville and surrounding areas.
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Akon
Ohio
Fergueon Funeral
Blaire
Terrorist activity and political results in Indiana County
Authorities report a new wave of terrorist activity attributed to pro Communist groups in Guatemala, with four bombs. In Indiana County a Democratic primary saw several nominees, while Republicans ran unopposed for several offices. Voter turnout near 60 percent with higher GOP participation than Democrats.
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Guatemala
Wouimieg
Indiana
Russell D. Gardner
Glen Campbell
Albert G. Lambkie
GOP
Ronald A. Johnston
Luther §. Williams
William J. Hoey
W. Thomas Malcolm
Q. B. Jones
William 5. Tate
Clymer
Arthur S. Hart
Salisburg
Earl G. Pifer
White
Register
Agnes PB. Hood
Foster E. Blose
Montgomery
Leland C. Phillips
Severe Setback For Pope Faces Health Uncertainty
The Pope’s audience in the Basilica was canceled minutes before start amid health concerns. Vatican officials noted a stomach disorder and anemia with no disclosed prognosis. Reports of cancer or ulcers circulated, but doctors urged no surgery. the Pope planned a nine day novena on Ascension Day.
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S&w
Pietro Valdoni
Rome
Pape
Valdoni
Pope
Alberto Sasbarrini
Milan
Basilica
St. Peter's
Angelus
Christ
Greensboro Racial Unrest Continues Across Cities
In Greensboro police held back crowds as more than 800 demonstrators, largely Bennett and other students, crowded downtown for a 10th straight night. Jail releases included about 280 students from an armory while 150 Bennett College students remained at the hospital site. In Durham and Raleigh new protests drew officials into truces and desegregation pledges.
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Bennett College
Officera
Greensboro War Memorial Coliseum
A&t College
High Point
Guilford County
Clayton Jones
Dowdy
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Greensboro
Raleigh
Durham
Wense Graberek
Graberek
City Council Amid Race Talks. Board Sets Desegregation Stance
The city council met in late afternoon amid claims by Negro leaders they would present a goals statement toward ward desegregation, but Mayor David Schenck said no such objectives were received. Meanwhile, the Greensboro Board of Education adopted a resolution to reassignment for the 1963-64 school year without regard to race.
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Negro Jeaders
David Schenck
Greensboro Board of Education
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