Senate Returns To Tackle Batch Of Major Measures
Harrisburg report notes the Pennsylvania Senate plans two solo sessions this week to push major bills amid a 25 25 split. The trailer dispute may draw attention alongside school system overhaul and congressional redistricting. House already cleared the trailer proposal, awaiting Senate action and a potential concurrence vote.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Chamber
Pennsylvania
House
Juvenile Confusion Over Housing During Detention Chief’s Vacation
Detention Home Supt Carl Sewald arranged lodging for juveniles at George Junior Republic in Grove City while away on vacation. A 17 year old boy confined in county jail was moved there after three days on a peace charge. Judge Powers placed him as a ward of the court in Grove City until further action.
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Carl F. Sewald
George Junior Republic
Grove City
Sewald
George Junior
John S. Powers
New Wilmington
Charles P. Walther
Wilmington
Seward
Two Men Charged Over Firecracker Sales In Injury Incident
State police charged Theodore A. Cwynar and Thomas Michael Pape with selling fireworks after a 14 year old boy was struck in the eye by a firecracker. Dane Klenoth, 14, remains in good condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital after the July 22 accident on Neshannock Creek near El Rio Beach. Cwynar allegedly sold $3.60 worth of firecrackers June 29. Pape, who arranged the purchase, was released on bond and deemed a victim of circumstances.
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Theodore A. Cwynar
Pittsburg Rd
Thomas Michael Pape
Lincoln Ave
Howard B. Hanna
Lawrence County Criminal Court
Cwynar
Pape
Dane Klenoth
Mill Way
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Dane
Neshannock
el Rio Beach
14 Are Killed Despite Efforts On Road Safety
Gov. David L. Lawrence's crackdown on reckless driving cut Pennsylvania road deaths to 14 this past weekend from 20 the prior weekend. The toll included Jakc Worchester in Cuya hoga Falls Ohio and several others in towns like Tobyhanna Lehighton and Duncannon, with rain and slick roads blamed for multiple crashes.
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David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
United Press International
Daily Weather Report Mostly Cloudy With Showers
Weather outlook shows mainly cloudy today and tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms and little temperature change. Highs reach 82 to 88 in the south with lows 60 to 70, and Tuesday brings further cloudiness and a few showers before noon.
Reds Display Navy Power Keep Atom Sub Secret
The article reports on a Sept. 1 deadline for fire repairs in City of New Castle schools, with Superintendent-elect John E. Mathews and state inspectors discussing orders from the State Labor and Industry Dept. and potential extensions by the Industrial Board. It lists projected costs for Mahoning, Washington Junior High, and Franklin Junior High schools and notes ongoing reinspections and authority actions. The second item covers Soviet Navy Day show in Leningrad, highlighting absence of the atomic powered submarine, the display of modern ships, and Western observers' judgments on fleet strength.
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James
Eugene J. Zapperelli
Pittsburgh
Industrial Board
Harrisburg
Zapperelli
Mathews
Zapparelli
Croton Ave
Thaddeus Stevens
Highland Ave
New Castle
Mahoning School
Leningrad
UPI
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Neva
U.S
Red Navy
Izvestia
United States
Moscow
Khrushchev Outlines 20 Year Economic Plan To Surpass U S
Moscow report says Nikita Khrushchev launched a 20 year program to outrun the United States, promising free welfare benefits, housing, health and education while aiming to raise living standards and industrial output. Western experts see potential but doubt farm gains and note need to ease Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Lenin
Communist Party
U.S.S.R
U.S
Russia
Reds
America
Council Sets Evening Session for Monthly Meetings
The City Council plans its first night session tomorrow at 7 30 p m under a new ordinance approving evening meetings on the first Tuesday of each month. The sessions take place at the city building located at Grant and N Jefferson Street.
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Council
City
Grant
N. Jefferson St
Jameson Awards Contract for New Hospital Nursing School
The board selects Matthew Leivo & Sons for an 808,300 project to build a four story nurses dormitory and remodel an existing facility at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Hill-Burton funds of 360,933 are authorized. work begins after U S Public Health Service approval. The residence will be named for Miss May Emma Hoyt.
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Matthew Leivo
Jameson
Jefferson and
Lincoln Avenues
May Emma Hoyt
Alex Crawford Hoyt
Death notices list multiple residents and ages
A sequence of deaths lists individuals with ages and locations including Mrs. Mary Alice Howard 48 RD 7 and Mrs. Ada Hull Youngstown OH among others. Entries note ages from 47 to 96 and addresses such as 142 Park and 1022 Center Church Rd. The notices name Gottfried D. Moore 47 Marion and John Kruck Sr. 78 among the listed deceased.
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Mary Alice Howard
John F. Hannon
Park Ave
Ada Hull
Youngstown
Lila Campbell
Neshannock Ave
Gottfried D. Moore
Marion
John Kruck Sr
Center Church
Frances Fisher
Croton Ave
Margaret Mary Mcelitrot
Dushane St
Coded Message Ties Stanton to Lincoln Death Mystery
A Civil War Times article discusses a 19th century coded note linking Edwin M. Stanton to Lincoln's assassination via Brig. Gen. L. C. Baker. The piece cites deciphered lines, a signature block, and Baker’s alleged motives, plus related court and diary notes.
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UPJ
L. C. Baker
Edwin M. Stanton
Abraham Lincoln
Civil War Times
Ray A. Neff
Gibbsboro
N.J
Colburn
United Service Magazine
Leary
Neff
Lincoln
Leonard Foursche
Colingswood
N. J
Baker
New Rome
Judas
Brutus
Stanton
Pennsylvania
John Wilkes Booth
Ford
Washington
Booth
Orphan's Court
City Hall
Jon Baker
M. L. Richards
Neighbor’s fishing tale grows with each claim
A neighbor named Arthur Mometer claims a big catch that never happened, stretching details from eight pounds to near a full day’s weight. The narrator notes his general honesty except for fishing tall tales.
Senate Debates Long term Foreign Aid Authority
Congress nears debate on a provision granting the President authority to lend up to 8.8 billion over five years while a 4.3 billion current year authorization passes. Senator Byrd signals an annual review amendment as House action moves forward. Berlin and medical care issues also feature in the day’s discussions.
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UPI
Kennedy
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Treasury
Appropriations
Berlin
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Health Insurance Institute
Ways & Means Committee
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Cuban Prisoner Envoys Head For Havana Today
The Cuban Prisoner Envoys and five members of a refugee committee plan to return to Havana by Pan American Flight 421 to urge Fidel Castro to accept a ransom deal for 1,197 prisoners. Two defectors stay behind in the United States. a woman and four men accompany the group, which has raised over $100,000.
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UPI
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Pan American World Airways
Havana
United States
Augusto Freyre
Manuel Arca
Alvaro Sanchez
Eusebio M. Hernandez
Virginia Betancourt
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Mirto Collazo
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Pico
Collazo
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Khrushchev Sends Informal Berlin Message to Kennedy
Soviet Premier Khrushchev sent an informal Berlin message to President Kennedy after talks with U.S. disarmament adviser John J. McCloy. Khrushchev reportedly accused Kennedy of distorting the Soviet stance and spoke of Berlin as a “rotten tooth” to be extracted, signaling possible talks ahead on the crisis. Khrushchev planned to discuss the matter further, with McCloy delivering the message and arranging Kennedy's reaction.
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John J. McCloy
Kennedy
Idlewild Airport
Moscow
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
UPI
U.S
McCloy
Khrushchev
East Germany
White House
Pope Mourns Death of Aide Cardinal Tardini
Pope John XXIII to conduct funeral rites in St. Peter's Basilica for Domenico Cardinal Tardini 73 longtime secretary of state who died of a heart attack. The pope called him his closest and strongest aide and mourned his loss as observers note the importance of filling the post amid global politics.
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UPI
John XXII
St. Peter's Basilica
Domenico Cardinal Tardini
Vatican
Pope John
Castelgandolfo
Tardini
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