House approves bill Senate gets milk reform
The Pennsylvania House passed a rewritten milk control act by 128 to 54, sending it to the Senate. The bill names the Milk Marketing Board, retains price fixing, and raises license fees while omitting several governor proposals. Critics say it does not help consumers enough. supporters say it aids farmers.
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Lee Leonard Harrisburg
UPI
House
Senate
Raymond P.shafer
Shafer
Chamber
Agriculture Committee
Milk Control Commission
Pennsylvania
Milk Marketing Board
William H. Ashton
Chester
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Erie
George K. Haudenshield
Allegheny
Broadway Strikes Close 21 Theaters Across U S
Actors Equity Association declares a nationwide Broadway walkout affecting 21 legitimate theatres and road companies in Los Angeles Detroit San Francisco Las Vegas Wilmington and more. No negotiations were set as leaders seek a 2.5 year contract with higher minimum pay and new control on nonresident actors.
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Leonard A. Granato
New York
UPI
Nicole Barth
Nicole
Robert Goulet
Broadway
Diplomat
Actors Equity Association
Actors Equity
Cactus Flower
Los Angeles
Detroit
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Wilmington
Del
Lambertville
N.J
Chicago
Equity
Coachmen Club to Sponsor Outing for Crippled Children
The Coachmen Conservation Club will hold a Saturday outing for crippled children from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Coachmen Club grounds on Patterson Road. Children will be bused to the event for boating and fishing activities.
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Coachmen Conservation Club
Coachmen Club
Patterson Rd
North Beaver Township Offered Land for Park
A resident has offered eight to ten acres for a community recreation area. H Ross Strodecker, who owns a 92 acre farm on Brewster Road, will lease about ten acres to the township for two years at no cost.
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North Beaver Township
H. Ross Strodecker
Brewster Rd
North Vietnam May Shift Tactics in Paris Talks
Paris reports say Hanoi’s military moves in South Vietnam harmed its image. Observers expect the North Vietnamese delegation to seek tighter secrecy and a reoriented approach, amid ongoing deadlock and internal Saigon power struggles between Thieu and Ky.
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Paris
UPI
Hanoi
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Township weighs land for Mt Jackson area park
Land off Pa 108 east of Mt Jackson crossroads may become a township park. Errol Fullerton, township solicitor, will present the proposal to supervisors. A water-filled quarry could host a community park with plans addressing insurance lifeguards tile work and access road costs. Harold Williams urged forming a planning commission to secure state funds of 40 000 to 50 000 for development.
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Pa. 108
Mt. Jackson
Errol Fullerton
Donald Harmon
Joseph A. McKim
Harmon
Harold F. Williams
Fullerton Rd
Supreme Court OKs equal housing ruling and court limits
The article surveys reactions to Supreme Court moves on equal housing and welfare cases, noting congressional criticism of crime bill sections, a Poor People protest at the court, and rulings on jury eligibility for capital cases. It covers local government impacts of the one man one vote doctrine, CATV regulation, a major railroad merger, and regional natural gas pricing.
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Congress
Johnson
Supreme Court
Alabama
Texas
Federal Communication Commission
Pennsylvania
New York Central
United Methodist Conference Opens in Grove City
Delegates from 780 churches begin a four day United Methodist Western Pennsylvania Conference meeting at Grove City College. Bishop Frederick B. Newell presides for the last time, with ordination planned for 40 deacons and 29 elders by Newell and bishops Archer and Ensley.
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Grove City, PA
UPI
United Methodist Western Pennsylvania Conference
Grove City College
Harbison Chapel
Frederick B. Newell
United Methodist
Pittsburgh
Newell
W. Vernon Middleton
Clarence W. Baldwin
Blairsville
William G. Connore
Greensburg
Raymond L. Archer
F. Gerald Ensley
Ohio
Former city man promoted to colonel in Air Force
Col. Alphons Kosciuszko, 47, a former New Castle resident, was promoted to colonel. He attended his father’s funeral in town, has 16,000 flying hours, and plans to stay in the service seven more years. He is stationed at the Pentagon and studying for an electrical engineering degree. Married to June Bush of Byron, Ga, they have six children.
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Col
Alphons Kosciuszko
Air Force
Kosciuszko
Tadeusz Kosciuska
U. S. Army
Kosciuszho
New Castle High School
Pentagon
Youngstown Man Faces Hearing On Attempted Armed Robbery
Richard Eugene Jackson of Youngstown is to have a 10 a.m. Friday hearing before Justice of the Peace Betty Lou Kradel on charges of attempted armed robbery and the May 25 beating of a man. Two other Youngstown men, John Henry Maiden Jr. and Steve Benjamin Thompson, face similar charges. Maiden and Thompson have had hearings and been held for court in connection with the Castle Motel owner Rudolph R. Redick assault.
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Richard Eugene Jackson
Youngstown
Justice of the Peace
Betty Lou Kradel
Jackson
Rudolph R. Redick
Castle Motel
John Henry Maiden Jr
Steve Benjamin Thompson
Renault workers return as France nears pivotal vote
Renault plant workers resumed duties ending a 33 day action that helped restore normalcy as France enters the final days of a campaign to decide the fate of President Charles de Gaulle. About 85,000 Renault workers were among roughly 150,000 returning to work while 100,000 to 200,000 others remain idle in the broader general strike.
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Paris
UPI
Renault Auto
France
Charles de Gaulle
Renault
National Assembly
de Gaulle
City seeks public works director to manage streets and services
The city will advertise for a public works director to oversee streets sewers parks and garbage collection. Robert J. Albertson says the ad in The News will gauge interest and salary will be negotiated by qualifications.候
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Robert J. Albertson
Albertson
Gun hearing set by Harrisburg Law and Order panel
The House Law and Order Committee in Harrisburg will hold a June 28 hearing on gun control proposals. Chairman Rep. H. Francis Kennedy expects officials from at least five state agencies to testify, with later hearings considered in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and surrounding areas. Potential invitees include NRA and Fraternal Order of Police reps.
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Harrisburg
UPI
House Law and Order Committee
H. Francis Kennedy
R Butler
Kennedy
State Police
Justice Department
The
Fish Commission
Game Commission
Auditor General’s Office
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
National Rifle Association
Fraternal Order of Police
Atty
William C. Sennett
House
Rep
Herbert Fineman
D-Phila
Legislative study group appoints 12 member Citizens' Commission
Harrisburg UPI government panel named former Gov. George M. Leader to lead a 12 member Citizens' Commission to study operations of the General Assembly and recommend improvements. Members include judges, business leaders, academics and politicians from Philadelphia Pittsburgh and statewide.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Citizens’ Commission
General Assembly
George M
House
Herbert Fineman
Union Supervisors Consider Bids for Road Roller and Spreader
Union Township supervisors tabled bids for a road roller and a spreader. Bid amounts were Patterson Co. 11,798 for a roller, Allied Equipment Corp. 10,993 for a roller, and George Davis Equipment Co. 1,500 for a spreader. The board approved adding 128 names to the tax duplicate for per capita tax.
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Union Township
Patterson Co
Hanover
Roller
Allied Equipment Corp
Carnegie
George Davis Equipment Co
Murrysville
Robert A. Matthews
Thelma Edmiston
Model Neighborhood board holds organizational meeting
An 18 member Model Neighborhood board convenes at 7 30 p m today in the Scioto St housing project office. Members include Mayor Carl A Cialella Jr councilmen Richard H Biddle Thomas J Fee Eugene DeCaprio Thomas A Shumaker and Thomas C Watert Redevelopment Authority members Sidney L Lockley Herman W Green Dr James Paige Wallace Cunningham Byron McConnell James McFarland a school director and residents Cecelia Grossman Annabelle Catarcio Thomas George Rose Hamett Orlando Lucidore and Rose Dellaverson.
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Scioto St
Carl A. Cialella Jr
Richard H. Biddle
Thomas J. Fee
Eugene DeCaprio
Thomas A. Shumaker
Thomas C. Watert
Redevelopment Authority
Sidney L. Lockley
Herman W. Green
James Paige
Wallace Cunningham
Byron McConnell
James McFarland
Cecelia Grossman
Annabelle Catarcio
Thomas George
Rose Hamett
Orlando Lucidore
Rose Dellaverson
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W. Brady Hetrick
D-Mifflin
Commission
State Agriculture
Lee A. Donaldson Jr
Pittsburgh Area
Donaldson
Her
Maria Nornilova
Uhorters
Joseph Stein Verry Bock
Sheldon Marwick
Jerome Robbins
Majestic Theatre
44Th St
Actors’ Union
Manhattan
N. Viet
Oks Equal Housing
Tayah
NEW Castle News
Jackson Hearing Set
Valerie Dickerson
San Jose College
Calif
West Palm Beach
Dickerson
City Seeks
Fineman
Ernest P. Kline
Robert D. Fleming
Rallegheny
Kenneth B. Lee
R-Sullivan
Charles R. Weiner
Kline
Superior Court
Robert E. Woodside
Dauphin County
Fleming
Evan S. Williams
Bradford County
Lee
Gustave G. Amsterday
Adelphia
James Reichley
Yardley
William W. Scranton
Fortune Magazine
Theodore L. Hazlett Jr
A. W. Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust
James A. Michener
Pipersville
Milton G. Baker
Vialey Forge
General State Authority
William Willis
Temple University
Arthur Harris
Butler County
Gulf Oil Corp
Bernard Hennessy
Pennsylvania State University
Cascade Park
Aloysius A. Kuenzig
Blessed Mother Shrine
John B. McDowell
Joseph F. Fabbri
Francis X. Cronin
St. Camillus Church
Daniel King
St. Joseph the Worker
Ralph Exposito
Purification Bvm
Ellwood City
Father Kuenzig
McDowell
Chester J. Lapinski Jr
Consoer Townsend Engineers
Matthews
James A. Scarazzo
New Castle
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