Kennedy School Aid Bill Faces House Obstacles
In Washington the Kennedy school aid bill darkens prospects for House passage with a 194 of 437 member support shown. A southern bloc and church state clash threaten the bill as Rep Delaney demands parochial aid clearance and Rep Smith attacks racial integration and NAACP ties in a race politics push.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
House
Congress
James J. Delaney
D-N.y
House Rules Committee
Delaney
Senate
Rules
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
NAACP
Czech diplomat accused of pressuring U S employee to betray country
The State Department accused Miroslav Nacvalac, No. 2 at the Czech U N mission, of pressuring a U S employee to betray secrets or risk losing his Czech fiancée. FBI casually questioned Nacvalac in New York but found his intentions suspect. He was ordered to leave the United States after the United Nations recall demand.
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State Department
U.S
M. Miroslav Nacvalac
Nacvalac
Nemever
Czechoslovakia
United States
Lincoln White
Naevalac
FBI
Gripsholm
New York
United Nations
U. S
U.N
Miroslav Nacvalac
UN General Assembly
Jaroslav Rybar
Bonfires Mark Berlin Stand On Unity Day
West Berliners lit bonfires on the city border to protest Soviet pressure and demand a German settlement. Mayor Brandt urged a City Hall gathering as Berlin marked German Unity Day eight years after East German revolts and Soviet repression.
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Berlin
UPI
Iron Curtain
City Hall
Soviet Zone
Police arrest Swedish school chief during safety demo
ARLSTAD Sweden UPI police stopped a traffic safety lesson for 100 students to arrest the school superintendent for drunken driving as part of a dramatic demonstration.
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Arlstad
Sweden
UPI
Boy shoots father over abuse in California home
At Castle Air Force Base near Merced California a 13 year old son Craig Dunn shot his father T.B. Dunn a WWII ace known as The Iron Man of the 8th Air Force five times with a .22 caliber rifle after witnessing repeated beatings of his mother Peggy Dunn The incident followed a night of heavy drinking and ended with prosecutors planning Juvenile Court appearances for the boy and no inquest.
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Merced
Calif
UPI
Hewitt T.buck
Dunn
Iron Man
8Th Air Force
Craig
Peggy Dunn
Castle Air Force Base
Here
Stephen P. Galvin
Freedom Riders Land Behind Bars In Florida
A two day freedom ride into north and central Florida ended with 17 arrests to prevent threatened violence. An interfaith group of 10 clergy members jailed in Tallahassee after sit in at the airport, plus three others, were jailed for unlawful assembly. Ocala saw three riders arrest and release after a scuffle. A white truck driver was arrested in St Petersburg for improper remarks to a Negro clergyman. Additional arrests occurred in Jackson Mississippi as four whites and one Black were detained at the capitol lunch counter.
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United Press International
Florida
Tallahassee
Ocala
Freedom Riders
Robert D. Bierl
St. Petersburg
Freedom
Jackson Miss
Mississippi
Nashville
Democrats Here Spent $6518 In Primaries
The Lawrence County Democratic party filed an expense account showing total receipts of $6718.76 and expenditures of $6518.76 for the May 16 primaries, with $5509 paid to workers and $1000 from W G Eckles and Joseph Gennaro Jr. loans. The Republican party filed no account, reporting under $150 in receipts and expenditures.
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Lawrence County
Democratic Party
Thomas George
W. G. Eckles
Joseph Gennaro Jr
Republican Party
County Board of Elections
James L. Scarazzo Jr
James L. Scarazzo Sr
Merle H. Hildebrand
Joseph Solomon
Judge
John F. Henderson
Henderson
Kenneth FE. Fox Jr
Donald E. Williams
Williams
George S Sigler
Donald Brown
Brown
Republican Register and Recorder
Elmer D. Nesbitt
Phillip J. Wimner
Frank L. Coen
GOP
John W. Tillin Jr
Richard H. Biddle
George A. Pastrick
Register and Recorder
Claude L. Humble
James Gibson
Henry Ginsburg
Albert J. Vesceri
Ellwood
Clare M. Lutz
Farm Show Plans Chicken Barbecue at J. R. Rick Farm
Lawrence County Farm Show directors schedule a chicken barbecue on August 17 at the J. R. Rick Farm. A half chicken meal will be served as part of the three day show calendar. Lewis C. Dayton notes the event furthers farm city relations and follows last year’s ox roast. Robert George leads the program with committees on commercial and competitive exhibits, grounds, publicity, and Dayton handling publicity.
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J. R. Rick Farm
Lawrence County
New Castle
State Chamber of Commerce
Robert George
Sam Henry
John Hoye
Russell Johnson
Henry and
Dayton
$3 Million Field Survey Promised Wampum Students Favor Mohawk System
A youth correspondent reports Wampum High School students prefer to remain under the current system rather than merge with Ellwood City Mohawk. Among 19 students surveyed, the majority favor Mohawk if Wampum High must be discontinued, despite adults showing support for a merger.
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Wampum
Alma Mater
Wampum High
Ellwood City
Mohawk
Ellwood Union
Lincoln High
Ellwood
Wampum High School
United States ships strike clouds maritime talks in Philadelphia
Union and company negotiators met under White House pressure to end a two day nationwide maritime strike. The talks followed violence at a Texaco refinery and centered on forcing 500 U.S. owned vessels flying foreign flags under a new contract. Labor Secretary Gold berg stayed for negotiations amid Kennedy grave concern.
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New York
UPS
White House
Ralph E. Casey
Arthur Goldberg
Sweden
Kennedy
U.S
U. S
Camden
N.J
Texaco
Goldberg
Chamber of Commerce of Greater Philadelphia
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Seafarers International Union
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
American Radio Association
Local Names List Missing Context
Readable entries list individuals with ages and addresses: Harry Davis Crouch 44 821 Franklin Ave Ella M. Oliphant 60 11231 Croton Ave Nick Rotunno 55 311 N Liberty St Donald L. Smith 38 717 County Line St George Zikeli 78 Ellwood City.
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Harry Davis Crouch
Franklin Ave
Ella M. Oliphant
Croton
Nick Rotunno
Liberty
Donald L. Smith
George Zikeli
Ellwood City
Lake Erie region weather summary and trends
West to southwest winds 10 to 15 knots over Lake Erie today and tonight. fair and warmer with highs 69 to 76 and lows 48 to 55. Western Pennsylvania sunny and warmer. Sunday partly cloudy. 24 hour stats end 7 am: high 71, low 40, no precipitation, river 6.2 ft. Year ago: high 84, low 70, river 7.6 ft.
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Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Government Wins Test Case In Drug Price Fix
UPI reports the DOJ may move to prosecute druggists nationwide after a federal jury found the Northern California Pharmaceutical Association and Donald K. Hedgpeth guilty of price fixing under the Sherman Act. Sentencing is set for June 22, with potential trebled damages possible for private suits.
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San Francisco
UPI
U.S. Department of Justice
Northern California Pharmaceutical Association
Donald K. Hedgpeth
Association
Hedgpeth
U.S
Louis F. Goodman
Pri
Kennedy replies to Khrushchev on tests amid stalled talks
President Kennedy rejects Khrushchev's proposal to fold the Geneva test ban talks into broader disarmament and signals possible resumption of underground nuclear testing. The note cites years of Western effort and the veto problem blocking inspections. Some officials warn Russia may have conducted covert experiments during the moratorium.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Geneva
Vienna
U.S
Russia
United States
Britain
Scorching Heat Claims Eighteen Lives Across West
United Press reports extreme temperatures causing at least 11 deaths in California and 7 in Oregon. Inland California saw 118 F at Thermal and 116 F at Blythe with various highs. cool coastal relief and widespread low temperatures followed amid drought and record fire weather across the southwest.
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United Press
California
Oregon
Thermal
Blythe
Paso Robles
Bakersfield
Needles
Daggett
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlantic Seaboard
Rocky Mountains
Saranac
N.Y
New York
Connecticut
West Virginia
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Arizona
New Mexico
Saturday Night Choices Warm Weather Mood
Arthur considers options for a balmy Saturday night. The piece notes a warm 63 degree day and suggests staying home with a book or trying bridge, riding a shaded lane, or inviting friends for fun as the evening unfolds.
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