Discontent marks opening of annual PSEA convention
The 80,000 member Pennsylvania State Education Association opens its three day convention in Harrisburg amid discontent with Gov. Shafer administration over stalled teacher salary increases. The union plans a possible special meeting to push salary and school subsidy legislation, with a resolution to be delivered to Shafer. Regular sessions feature speeches by Dr. Sam Lambert and officials amid debate on leadership and future policy.
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Burton W. Siglin
Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Raymond P. Shafer
Shafer
Psea House of Delegates
Wade Wilson
State Capitol
Sam M. Lambert
Mammoth
National Education Association
Helen D. Wise
State College
David Kirkpatrick
Easton
State Public Instruction
David H. Kurtzman
Joseph Standa
Johnstown
Wilson
Walter E. Washington
Washington, D.C
Diary of Konoye claims Saipan defeat doomed Japan in 1944
Tokyo reports publish a 74 page diary of Prince Konoye revealing that the Saipan loss convinced Japanese leaders of imminent defeat. He notes emperors and generals debated surrender terms, feared communism, and that he later died by his own hand in 1945 after war crimes concerns surfaced.
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Joseph Galloway
Tokyo
UPI
Prince Konoye
Konoye
U.S
Saipan
Hirohito
America
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Hideki Tojo
Tojo
Marianas Islands
Tinian
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Pacific Ocean
Robbery at Reynolds Street Claims Kentucky Central Agent
Dennis Claroni a Kentucky Central Insurance agent at 422 Division St. reported an armed robbery at 5 55 p m yesterday in the 100 block of E Reynolds St. A stocking masked gunman took part of his daily receipts while a second man waited in a nearby car and the duo drove west on Reynolds St.
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Dennis Claroni
Division St
Kentucky Central Insurance Co
E. Reynolds St
Claroni
Reynolds St
Johnson hints at controls in wage and price debate
President Johnson signaled to business and labor leaders that voluntary restraint may give way to mandatory wage and price controls if needed. He cited steel price hikes stressing inflation harms all and urged restraint from both labor and business while noting Congress has blocked higher taxes to curb inflation.
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Michael L. Posner
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Business Council
White House
Congress
White House watches steel price surge across industry
The White House monitors a second round of steel price increases led by US Steel and partners, seeking restraint after a $5 per ton rise in galvanized and aluminum coated sheet. With several firms withholding action, market impact on auto and appliance costs draws calls for justice department scrutiny. Local forecast notes 80 degree high in Beeville Texas and a 5 below zero low in Evanston Wyoming.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
White House
US Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Inland
Kaiser
Johnson
Senate
Justice Department
US S. Steel
U.S. Steel
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Bethlehem
Guerrillas Tired of War Start Surrender Stance Emerging
UPI reports near Bon Son, 200 miles northeast of Saigon, that 1st Air Cavalry troops have killed 146 Communists in a battle that was still underway tonight as guerrillas show signs of surrender fatigue and changing posture.
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Eugene V. Risher
J&L Steel Raises Prices Amid Industry Rally
J&L Steel joins top producers by boosting prices for hot and cold rolled and galvanized sheet and strip steel. National Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube are expected to follow, while President Johnson's $50 million anticrime bill faces Senate resistance in a deep liberal conservative split.
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Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
National Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Corp
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Senate aid bill tested by desegregation critics in stalemate
Supporters push a 14.2 billion three year school aid plan while Southern critics oppose desegregation guidelines. In Vietnam, a patrol clash near Bong Son escalates to heavy fighting with five infantry companies and a major defection report. Marine casualties rise as 267 shells hit border posts and B52 strikes target North Vietnamese positions.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Bong Son
Vietnam
Leatherneck
Con Thien
North Vietnam
Western Pennsylvania Weather Outlook Today
Rain, drizzle and fog today with milder highs in the 40s and 50s. Tonight rain may mix with light snow or flurries as colder air arrives, with lows in the 30s to low 40s.
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Pennsylvania
Cialella Files Largest Campaign Expense to Date
Carl A. Cialella Jr., mayor elect, reports the largest campaign expense so far at $5,982 with a matching contribution. Opponent John Greer, defeated for commissioner, shows $2,077 in expenditures and an outstanding $277 debt.
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Carl A. Cialella Jr
John Greer
Christmas Club Payments Fall Slightly in Lawrence County
Lawrence County banks paid out 1,724,915 to 18,707 Christmas Club savers this year, down from 1,728,000 to 20,895 last year as accounts declined and premiums varied. Banks cite saver interest focus and fluctuating rates as factors, with several institutions reporting mixed gains and losses in payments and memberships.
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Lawrence County
Savings and Loans
Albert J. Genkinger
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
First National Bank
Peoples Bank of
Citizens National Bank
First Federal
Dollar Savings Association of
First U.S. heart transplant attempt ends in infant death
In Brooklyn at Maimonides Medical Center Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz led a team that implanted a donor infant heart into a 2 1/2 week old patient. The baby died six and a half hours after surgery though a South African case showed survival.
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Frederick M. Winship
New York
UPI
America
South Africa
Kantrowitz
Adrian Kantrowitz
U.S
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
Miamonides
Philadelphia
New Castle’s earliest woman physician dies at 102
Dr Elizabeth McLaughry longtime New Castle physician and founder of Overlook Sanitarium on her family farm in New Wilmington died at 8 10 am after a 10 day illness. She was born September 29 1865 in New Wilmington and educated at Westminster College 1887 and Women's Medical College of Philadelphia 1894 beginning practice in 1895. She established Overlook Sanitarium in 1911 and later handed her practice to Dr Mildred Rodgers. She studied nervous disorders in the United States and Europe.
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Elizabeth McLaughry
New Castle
Overlook Sanitarium
New Wilmington
Dr. McLaughry
James Alexander
Elizabeth Carmen McLaughry
Westminster College
Women’s Medical College of
Philadelphia
Mildred Rodgers
United States
Vienna
Dublin
Ireland
Overlook
Death notices for William D. Boyer and others in Pennsylvania
Death records list William D. Boyer 62 of Ellwood City. J Earl Shoaff 66 of Franklin and Frederick Ward Sizer 78 of New Wilmington. Sizer's address given as 1101 Dewey Ave. Authorities provide brief notices of the individuals.
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William D. Boyer
Ellwood City
J. Earl Shoaff
Franklin, Pa
Elizabeth McLaughry
New Wilmington
Frederick Ward Sizer
Dewey Ave
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