Controversy over Federal Aid to church colleges deepens
Washington debate pits five major educational groups against direct federal grants to private sectarian colleges and universities. A sixth group weighs action as pessimism grows that a college aid bill will pass this year, limiting Kennedy's education program. The dispute dominates discussion of federal aid for parochial and private schools.
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Two U S Officers Killed in Viet Nam Ambush
Two US Army officers were killed when Viet Cong guerrillas ambushed a military convoy near Ben Cat about 25 miles north of Saigon. The incident follows recent US claims of ongoing South Vietnamese force buildup and plans to deploy two new divisions.
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Fired Erie Teacher Seeks Reinstatement Supreme Court Hearing
Erie, Pa. A former Millcreek Township teacher fired for refusing to supervise after school activities argues the case on moral grounds. Retired Superior Court Judge Wyat Nirt led the hearing before three Erie County Common Pleas Court judges. The action targets a Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction order and involves George Pease, reinstatement ordered by superintendent Dr. Charles Hach. Legal briefs were filed by the State Association and the Erie Federation of Teachers with broader support from state educators groups.
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Stockpile disposal plan under review in Washington
The administration weighs raising stockpile disposals to between 4 and 5 million dollars annually, signaling a mark increase. Disposals have recently averaged about 3 million each year as concerns grow over excess strategic materials. The stockpile's total value stands near 4.7 billion dollars, with about 2 billion deemed excess.
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Hopes Rise for Airlines Agreement in Flight Engineers Talks
United Press International reports rising optimism in Washington as flight engineers delay a threatened 84 hour strike for at least a day to hear a counter offer. The International Association, seeking arbitration on some issues, rejects a full board for crew makeup and backs pilot training while opposing a four man crew. Kennedy’s mediation stance is noted amid dispute with Eastern, Pan American, and Trans World Airlines.
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Firefighters School Opens Here Monday
Area firefighters will converge on Shenango elementary grounds next week to join the 13th annual Lawrence County Fire School. From weekend volunteers to paid professionals, firemen will hear lectures learn procedures and view new equipment.
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Protests Grow as Officials Seek School Tax Answers
Residents protest doubled city school taxes after the district merged with Taylor Two. Officials admit no clear answer, citing unintended impact and alleged inequities in wards three, five, and six. County and city assessments differ, with county tax base at about 30 percent and city at 44 percent.
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Rail Negotiations Break Off Again
Philadelphia UP I reports the Transport Workers Union AFLCIO says negotiations with Pennsylvania Railroad for 11,000 maintenance workers have ended again. The dispute remains with the National Mediation Board. Union leader Kaelin says the board will be asked to release the union to call a strike, which could take up to 20 days to set a walkout date under Railway Labor Act. The railroad offered 10.28 cents hourly raise but warned of layoffs and sought to revise a job security clause in return.
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Methodists Admit Negro Churches Move Opens Membership
The Nenton Pennsylvania Conference of the Methodist Church votes 243-0 to admit Negro churches, inviting three all Negro conferences in Baltimore to join the Northeast Jurisdiction. A 6 pm start, Cascade Park picnic, and ceremonies mark the integration step with invitations to Bishop Edgar A. Love and church leaders. Fire department and civil defense groups from Lawrence County participate in the event and an executive committee includes Joseph Sparr and Campbell among others.
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Satellite Corporation Bill Heading For Talkathon
A Senate talkathon opens over a bill to create a private global satellite network to control space communications. Opponents warn the administration backed plan could give AT&T a dominant role. supporters push for government ownership alternatives. The bill allows private ownership, stock at up to $100 a share, equal access guarantees, and bidding for equipment, with a likely extended debate into next week.
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Creditors Pressure Last Ditch Bid to Halt Estes Bankruptcy
Creditors in El Paso and Dallas push to force Sol Estes into voluntary bankruptcy amid threats of involuntary proceedings. Hearing set for July 3. potential move to July 13 if no progress. Estes offers a plan to pay creditors, while disputes over assets and liabilities surface.
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Four Lawrence Postmasters to Serve on National Committees
Lawrence County will send four postmasters to serve on state committees of the National Association of Postmasters. Guy E D Eleia of Pulaski will join the legislative committee, Dave W Wilson of New Wilmington sits on the special gifts committee, John D Marshall of Wampum co directs District Six and serves on credentials, and Francis J Augustine of New Castle sits on the constitution and by laws committee. District Six includes several western counties. Foster Ht Coyle of Johnstown is the senior postmaster and state officers will be elected. Postal work seminars and sessions will be held Sunday through Wednesday in Johnstown.
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Shenango Park Program Time-Table Approved by Township Board
The Shenango Park project receives a four phase timetable for a six acre site on Old Pittsburgh Road. Phase A includes roads and parking. Phase B covers wells, facilities, pavilion, benches. Phase C outfits play areas and woodland rest areas. Phase D plans future land use. Financing relies on donations and selling shares with no township funds. RPC assists Lawrence Regional Planning Commission provides support and a brochure questionnaire.
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New York Stocks Rallied Amid Broad Market Gain
New York stocks advanced on Friday with major players like AT and T and Nerox leading a rally. The Dow rose sharply as volume hit 7.13 million shares, marking the best day in two weeks and lifting market sentiment despite a rough week with new 62 lows.
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Protest Revives Old Tax Equalization Problem in Lawrence County
Historic battle over tax equalization resurfaces as county struggles with school district tax shifts and reassessments. From 1953 to 1962, Mullins and county officials grappled with funding, court cases, and bids for a new program amid ongoing inequities and rising costs.
Pirates Hope For Pennant As Fans Eye Final Run
Arthur Mometer notes a waning schedule as James B. Myers of Danville and fans discuss which teams will miss a pennant. Cleveland’s Alice Bayle roots for a win while Ubi and Tot Smallar push for a top finish. Fannie Aronson Myers and Fannie Brower referenced as observers amid chatter. Weather notes say seventy two degrees today.
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FBI Reports Salesman Blew Up Jet Plane
Thomas G. Doty a Merriam Kansas man facing armed robbery charges reportedly purchased explosives at a Kansas City area hardware store and planned a new home furnishing business with Geneva Fraley. Doty carried at least 275000 insurance naming his wife as beneficiary. Fraley had 75000. The jet, flying Chicago to Kansas City with 39,000 feet altitude, exploded in flight killing all aboard. The FBI forwarded its findings to the CAB for investigation.
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Firemen dispute over insurance payments in New Castle
New Castle's paid firefighters challenge a Lawrence County Court ruling that volunteers are entitled to half of foreign fire insurance payments. The paid firefighters argue volunteers have not served since 1958 and the city never refused their services.
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