Conservatives Lose Big as Liberals Gain in Canada Election
Canada’s 25th national election yields an 86 seat Conservative defeat with John Diefenbaker clinging to a slim majority. Lester Pearson’s Liberals win 60 seats as Socred surge reshapes Quebec, while the new Democratic party gains 12 seats. Voting disruptions occur in Stormont while several cabinet ministers lose office.
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Montreal
UPI
John Diefenbaker
Conservative
House of Commons
Ching
Canada
Piyedrod
Muscat
Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
Liberals
Averdis
Viem
Social Credi
Sochked
Quebec
New Democratic Party
Aucinli Rou i
Vampaian
Hiegle
TC. Doudas
Regina
Saskatchewan
Stormont
Ontario
Douglas
Commons
Rowland Michenor
Jacques Fhenn
Mines
Wiliam Joffi Noelier
Walkers Pub Lig Ava
OAS Rebels Split Over Algeria Truce Amid Violence
In Algiers and Oran OAS leaders reject a truce terms with Algerian Muslims. A pirate radio broadcast and leaflets show deep splits within the organization as some factions vow to continue terror ahead of the July 1 independence referendum. An Algiers bank holdup by youths is noted.
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Algiers
OAS Diehards
OAS
Gran
Moston
Bone
Oran
Algeria
Duncan Becomes National Postmasters Leader at Convention
Postmaster Duncan of Edinburg elected first vice president of the National League of Postmasters at a convention that concluded last week in Ges hore. Thelma B. Kelley of Briar THN Postmaster elected president succeeding Flugh Jr. Hart. Julia M. McClusky reelected state membership director. area postmasters attend and members of the National Association of Postmasters join a related state convention winding up tomorrow in Johnstown.
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Tomas
Duncan
Edinburg
National League of Postmasters
Pennsylvania
Beaneh
Geshore
Thelma B. Kelley
Briar
THN
Flugh Jr. Hart
East Waterford
Julia M. McClusky
New Bedford
Ethel Mit
Lenora
Villa Mira
Mabel Simpson
Enon Valley
Theresa Catale
Hillsville
National Association of Postmasters
Johnstown
League
Khrushchev Boosts Peace, Warns U.S. Not to Seek War
In Bucharest Khrushchev asserts the Soviet Union seeks no war over Berlin and predicts a peace treaty will be imposed and not rejected by the United States. He urges Americans to see the danger of war and speaks to Romanian workers at the Grivita railroad shop amid a four-day visit.
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Bucharest
Romania
CPT
Nikita
Khrusgeliev
Ling
Bessin
United States
Ahrashchev
Russia
Catholic Day Fete Set For Tomorrow
Readiness for Lawrence County Catholic Day outing at Cascade Park with plans for 30 000 attendees. Final Ecclesian Club meeting and Catholic pay committee optimistic about weather. Rides ice cream and snacks expected. Joseph Chill named general chairman with Prests Forum support.
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Lawrence County
Leimorrayn
Cascade Park
Ecclesian Club
Asher
Wal
Porone Ly
Lawrence County Prests Forum
Joseph Chill
Stock Market Sluggish Fifth Monday In A Row
The New York market remained weak for a fifth straight Monday with many issues trading low and prices easing. Trading was brisk for hours before a late dip and a modest close, volume on the Exchange about four hundred million shares. DuPont and DuPont stock sales loom as 63 million shares face court orders while GM shares rise and fall amid broader market recovery.
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York
Vale
Vail
Work Stock Exchange
Ailto Om
Telephone & Tee
Sete Keha
America
Ste Fission
General Motors Corp
FT. TuPort de Nemours & Co. Inc
TriPont
DuPont Fancy
Rusk to Confer With De Gaulle In Paris Today
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to Paris for talks with French leaders on NATO strategy and European integration. He aims to align France with NATO plans on nuclear policy and aid for underdeveloped nations, while pledging no cracks in the Atlantic alliance. Rusk then visits Berlin Rome London and Lisbon before returning to Washington.
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Dea Rusk
NATO
Europe
America
Rusk
Maurice Cony
de Murville
Charles de Galle
Washington
Atlantic Alliance
Avon
Britain
Paris
Musk
Berlin
Bon
Rome
London
Lisbon
United States
France
To Gaulle
Kosk
Defense
Robert & McNamara
DesGaulle
Five Railroads Start Cutbacks Amid Wage Increases
Chicago reports five major railroads begun payroll cuts to offset higher wage costs after a 10.2 cent hourly raise for 450,000 workers. Rock Island laid off 200 off peak this week with more to come. Northern Pacific and Milwaukee Road also announcing layoffs. Illinois Central and Frisco plan reductions matching wage increases, while Great Northern and Santa Fe weigh adjustments with uncertainty.
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Chicago
UPI
Rock Island Lines
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee Road
Missouri Pacific
Wayne Johnston
Illinois Central Railroad
St. Louis
San Francisco
Great Northern Rahway
Sante Fe Railroad
Training Under Study By State Office Job Needs Surveyed Here
A government survey by the Bureau of Employment Security seeks to retrain unemployed workers for new trades. The program aims to place trainees in fields like mechanics, welders, and related crafts, with state-determined length and courses. Mrs. Wilda K. Patterson notes the effort includes placement services after training and county coordination to match needs. Further information available through the state employment office.
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Scherming
Patterson
Perea
Clark-Holland
Giligg
Bureau of Employment Security
Usinessies
Wilda K. Patterson
Castle Aterac
Autmmnokie Mechanics
Levs
Welders
Aly Crv
Pat Lyrasna
Yrange
Todd
Oval Office
Bie - Horeca
Labor Secretary Seeks End to TWA Flight Engineers Strike
Labor Secretary Artin urges settlement as TWA flight engineers threaten a nationwide walkout. Negotiators report progress as talks continue this morning with mediators aiming to avert a shutdown of the carrier. If a deal fails, up to 10,000 workers could be idle and the strike would halt operations across the airline.
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Waliington
UPI
Artin J. ¢ Cilef
Gottsberg
Joseph Guskiewick
Can
Asher Lehnearit
Sverre Wusy
Ory
Gok
Warking
Grast
Goldberg Mel Willy
PWA
Alice Pilgis Association
Ifrom
Uime
Varues
Colwin
Offer Made To Buy Out Estes Holdings
In Dallas a committee of creditors meets with Bille Sot Eyles' attorneys to save the West Texas agriculture king Estes from bankruptcy. Judge R Thana schedules Friday July 13 hearing on a petition to declare Estes involuntary bankrupt. An unidentifed bidder reportedly seeks to buy Estes holdings and settle debts with substantial discount.
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Dallas
Eyles
West
Texas
Agriculture King
WS Dist
R Thana ‘Son
Bistes
Iito
Estes
Dallas Morning News
Faralyction
Mrs Rentz Heads WSCS District Merger at Grove City
Mrs Jacah F Allee Ments becomes first president of the merged Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Erie and Pittsburgh conferences. The Western Pennsylvania Conference forms after merger votes, affecting over 50 000 members across a wide area from New York to beyond Grove City. Continued on page 2 column 21.
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Jacah F.allee
Epworth Methodist Church
Becam
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Erie
Pittsbuurgh
Grave City
Tentz
Post
Alee Am
Varblsen Chapel
Grove City College
Hillora Lewse
Pennsyvania
Grove City
Pitsburgh
Rent
York
Satellite C Communications Bill Faces Senate Delays
Senate debate on the satellite communications bill stalls amid a busy timetable. Senator Nuswell Bo Long argues the plan would create a private AT&T dominated monopoly by forming a space network through satellites. The measure could be set aside temporarily to allow Congress to address three major bills before a June deadline.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Nuswell Bo Long
Joadec
Long
Ui Ub
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Monsuer
Satelies
Ny Communications
Public Senate
Democratic
Miki Mannerd
Mont
Cher
Canada
Australia
U.S
United States
Weather statistics for 24 hour period ending 7 a.m
Weather data shows maximum temperature 480 while minimum reached 69 447 and no precipitation. Tide stage reads 3.1 feet with 65 feet reported elsewhere. Last year figures provided in parentheses for comparison.
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Lojas
Commissioners Hear A Dozen New Complaints
Dozen residents pressed the board as counties push for a uniform reassessment program amid city to county tax base shifts. Officials debate whether to revise county valuations under a $236,000 contract with J. M. Cleminshaw Co as court action looms to start reassessment City figures show higher city assessments than county values under the old system.
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Ray Bailey
George F. Bolinger
Seu
Bailey
George F. Bousser
Ife
J. M. Cleminshaw Co
Andrew M. Dodds
Hitph J. Cooper
Dodds
Robert W. Rainey
Rainey
George ‘Ld. Gregg
Taylor
Rolinger
Colyman
Death Record for Carrie McCracken and Others
Death notices for Carrie McCracken and several others listed with ages and partial addresses. Records include names such as Mrs. Carrie Bo McCracken and George J.T. Paterson Sr, with scattered street references and ages like 39 and 68. Details are incomplete due to damaged OCR text.
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Carrie Bo McCracken
L Madley
Art S. Rowan
Picnic in the Park Promises Bright Day for Friends
Citizens prepare a basket lunch in the park with cote slaw deviled eggs baked beans lemonades and blueberry pie. Arthur Mometer notes invitations are arriving fast as sunny weather favors the event with eighty one degrees.
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Lawrence County Fire School
Shenango
Charles Zana
Wayne Two
Volunteer Fire Dept
Louis Jovanelli
Robert & Franc
New Castle
Harry J. Foot
Sun Qi Co
Marcus Hook
Joseph Spaer
Francis S. Koryak
St. Joseph Church
Russell Moore
Savannah Methodist Church
Lee W. Campbell
Campbell
Khrushy
Mhoe Comics
Elfwood Ees Ei
Society of OT Agt Sports
Theatres
Eemaree
Lorvere
Ald Youth Tage
de Gaulle
Daily Weather Report
Lebar, Lacrening Goldberg
Soluberg
Trans World Airlines
Estes’ Holdings
WSCS
Rentz
J. F. Rentz
Arthur Mometer
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