East Swelters as Cold Front Grips Midwest and East
A United Press International report describes a massive cold air mass breaking up a tornado risk zone in the upper Great Plains while trouble spots persist in the Ohio Valley and Gulf states. Temperatures jump 20 to 30 degrees in the northeast as a 0 degree heat wave in Pennsylvania threatens to break a 75 year June high in Pittsburgh.
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Third Judge Bill Killed In Lawrence County
Lawrence County will not gain an extra judicial post as the 1961 General Assembly Session bars the cost. Senate sponsor Sen. John Carl Miller said talks with county officials led to shelving the proposal which would have cost about 50 000 dollars. Lawrence County now has two common pleas court jurists. Dumfries residents vote for first city officials today mayor and town council for 1872 charter incorporation discovered last April.
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UPI
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Senate
Judiciary General Committee
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Dumfries, Va
Four Farm Experts Arrive In Havana
Four American agricultural experts arrived in Havana at 7:25 a.m. EDT to discuss Castro's proposed exchange of 1 214 captured invaders for 500 U.S. made tractors.
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Cuba
UPI
Fidel Castro
Young Slayers Seek Execution for Murders Across States
Two youths George York and James Latham admitted seven murders in a two week span across five states and welcomed execution. Authorities from six states debated custody with Utah officials and a meeting set in Salt Lake City to determine jurisdiction. The group’s travel to Havana to discuss a prisoner's deal involved Cuban officials and U S committee members amid a national controversy over the exchange.
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Salt Lame City
Utah
Florida
Illinois
Tennessee
Kansas
Colorado
Salt Lake County
George Beckstead
Grantsville
Tooele County
Fay Gillette
Latham
York
Death Records Highlight Local Obituaries
Mrs Harriet W. Francis 74 Ellwood City Mrs Nellie 8 Kay 64 Plain Grove Mrs Eva Patterson McHattie 98 New Galilee Miss Frances Sands 43 814 S Mercer St Ralph C Cummings 70 RD 4 David M Holton 84 New Bedford.
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New Galilee
Frances Sands
S. Mercer
Ralph C. Cummings
David M. Holton
New Bedford
Conservatives organize against housing expense clash
Washington conservatives plan a floor fight against President Kennedy's $6 billion housing bill pursuing indirect subsidies via below market loans for apartment projects up to $12.5 million. The coalition aims to remove subsidies for middle income housing and preserve high loan incentives while debates continue in the House.
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UPI
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Lawmakers Convene on Pennsylvania School Revamp Plan
Harrisburg leaders formed a joint committee to chart education revamp proposals after a three hour dinner. Sen. Jo Hays and Rep. Jeanette Reichman said the June 20 session would set priorities and begin consideration of bills. The group noted most measures already filed, with Reichman planning additional bills from her minority report.
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UPI
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Committee On Education
Jo Hays
D-Centre
Jeannette Reichman
Northampton
Hiram G. Andrews
Dcambria
Princess Grace mobbed by Irish crowds in Dublin
Irish officials deployed extra patrols after a near riot in central Dublin during Princess Grace of Monaco and Prince Rainier’s visit. About twenty thousand people crowded the couple, injuring around 50 as police and motorcade escorts fought to restore order and help the royal party reach the Gresham Hotel.
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Junkyard Move Proposed as City Hall Deadlock
In a city hall session a dispute over junkyard relocation ended in a stalemate. Attorney Sherman K. Levine for New Castle Junk Co. urged permission to operate at Center St until moving to the New Castle Chemical Co. site on or before December 31. Center St residents pressed health concerns and argued with Levine and the council. Mayor Herman F. Steinbrink said City Building Inspector Earl Hildebrand will enforce the current ordinance, rejecting Levine’s request.
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New Castle Junk Co
Council
New Castle Chemical Co
Sampson St. Ext
Center St
Levine
Herman F. Steinbrink
Earl Hildebrand
Rev Carl Fisher Named New Moderator for U P Church Synod
Rev Carl S Fisher pastor of First Presbyterian Johns town was elected moderator of the United Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania at the opening of its 80th annual session He will represent 15 presbyteries with 342000 members and spoke after nomination by Rev James Reid The four day meeting drew about 700 attendees and featured a trustees meeting in Grove City Pa
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UPI
Carl S. Fisher
First Presbyterian Church
Johnstown
United Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania
Providence
R. I
Fisher
James Reid
Calvary Church of
Indiana
Board of Trustees
Inside Today's News NEWS PHONES WANT ADS OL 8 8511
The item lists contact numbers for classified ads and news desk inquiries. It directs readers to call OL lines 8 8511 and 4 6651 for assistance with ads and news requests.
Newfoundland Firemen Halt Inferno Near Hare Bay
A forest fire threatening Hare Bay and Dover in Newfoundland was brought under control after more than 1,000 fishermen and firemen fought the blaze that burned six miles of timberland. Evacuations affected all women and children, with 450 residents delayed in returning as crews held back flames near the towns. No injuries or damage estimates were reported.
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Hare Bay
Dover
Newfoundland
Gander
GOP Chiefs Quick To Oppose Plan Hitting Taxpayers
In Harrisburg Gov. David L. Lawrence backs the education study committee's revamp of Pennsylvania schools while Republicans prepare to floor bills for the first phase of funding the plan.
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GOP
Harrisburg
UPI
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court Clarifies Rule On Contempt
The Supreme Court 5-4 overturned Berhard Deutch contempt, ruling witnesses cannot be convicted for non pertinent questions in congressional probes. The decision preserves limits on contempt for statements unrelated to the investigation. The same term also upheld the AEC licensing approach for atomic reactors against union challenges.
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UPI
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Springfield
Deutch
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Ithaca
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AEC
William J. Brennan Jr
House
Unamerican
Cornell
Death claims Clinton Golden founder of United Steelworkers
Clinton S. Golden, 74, a founder of the United Steelworkers Union and longtime labor figure, died in Philadelphia after a brief illness. The Pottsville native rose from mule skinner to adviser and Harvard lecturer, serving on Roosevelt’s Steel Board, NRLB director in Pittsburgh, and a Truman Greece mission member before guiding steelworker organization and later Marshall Plan labor advisory work.
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UPI
Clinton S. Golden
United Steelworkers Union
New York
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Golden
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers of America
Harvard
Harry S. Truman
Greece
Weather looks cloudy warm and humid with scattered storms
Daily weather report forecasts cloudy warm and humid conditions with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Highs reach 85 to 90 with a 62 to 67 low. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect winds 10 to 20 knots. River stage about 6.5 feet.
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Lake Erie
Upper Ohio Valley Group Opposes Canal Plan
The Upper Ohio Valley Association told a House subcommittee that a proposed Ohio River to Lake Erie canal would help Youngstown Ohio steel interests but burden the nation. It noted Youngstown has ample transport for ore coal and limestone and questioned the project’s public subsidy versus private gain. The 35 year fight resurfaced with a Kennedy appropriation request.
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UPI
Youngstown
Ohio
Upper Ohio Valley Association
House Public Works Appropriations
Kennedy
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Beaver
Nook
Lake Erie
Ashtabula
Oho
Wampum-Big Beaver Directors Eye Mohawk Jointure Link
Wampum-Big Beaver school directors debated joining Mohawk Area Jointure but did not commit, with a time frame for a decision by fall. Mohawk shown eager to include Wampum-Big Beaver, and a follow-up budget talks session will be set with Mohawk. A meeting with Ellwood City area directors is planned for 8 p.m. tomorrow at Lincoln High School.
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Jack Simon
Wampum - Big Beaver
Mohawk Area Jointure
Mohawk
Mohawk Board
Wampum - Big Beaver Jointure
George Cook
Ellwood City Area
Lincoln High School
Ellwood City
Jointure Board
Manford E Brockway
Big Beaver
Mohawk Jointure
Wampum
Wampum Taxpayers’ League
Ellwood
Brockway
Leroy Parker
Reds Renewing All Out Blast On Laos Talks
In Geneva the Communist bloc launches a propaganda drive to sway Laos talks. Chen-Yi condemns the United States as to blame for Laos troubles and calls Western efforts to guarantee neutrality unacceptable. The conference debates Laos representation and a neutral status under international control.
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Laos
Geneva
API
Chen-Yi
United States
Britain
France
International Control Commission
Canada
Missing NSA Employee Covington Resigns After Race Track Find
William Hyter Covington 28, a National Security Agency junior employee, resigned for personal reasons after being found at Delaware Park race track. He had been missing since last Tuesday and was cleared for access to classified information. Covington lives with his wife in Laurel Maryland and had recently taken leave of absence due to ill health.
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UPI
Defense Department Today
National Security Agency
Department
William Hyter Covington
Covington
Delaware Park
Maryland State Police
Laurel
FBI
Ft. Meade
Charlestown
W. Va
Security Agency
Defense Department
Hidden Riverside Swim Offer On Warm Evenings
Arthur Mometer notes a hot spell driving people to seek a secluded river pool away from crowds. He describes a shaded spot among elder trees where one may swim in privacy, preferring modest attire and a throwback, carefree mood.
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