Russian Medics Check Pair Of Space Fliers
Soviet space pioneers Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky underwent intensive medical tests after their flights ended early amid diminishing orbits. Tereshkova completed five days in orbit, Bykovsky 81 orbits in 119 hours, both landing near their launch sites.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Earth
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery F. Bykovsky
Tass
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Supreme Soviet Presidium
Bykovsky
Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell Bank
Miss Tereshkova
Central Asia
Space
Andrian Nikolayev
United States
Lake Erie Small Craft Warnings and Winds Shift
Small craft warnings remain in effect on Lake Erie with southwest winds 15 to 25 knots, higher in thunderstorms, shifting to northwest to north at 18 to 26 knots, then to north easterly 15 to 25 knots late today and tonight. Showers and scattered thunderstorms end today. Partly cloudy tonight.
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Lake Erie
UPI
Gulf States
South Atlantic States
Tennessee Valley
North Atlantic States
Plains States
Pacific Coast
mid-Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Great Plains
mid-Atlantic States
Desert
New England
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Pittsburgh
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Phoenix
Little Rock
St. Louis
New York
Buffallo
Washington
Miami
Bitter battles on civil rights possible
The article outlines Kennedy civil rights proposals facing strong Southern opposition in Congress. Key items include a public accommodations law, FEPC, school desegregation suits by Justice Department, voting rights safeguards, and federal aid conditions. Progress hinges on House hearings led by Emanuel Celler with hoped bipartisan support by late July.
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Congress
Kennedy
Senate
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
House Labor Subcommittee
Justice Department
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
DNY
Daughters, Promotions Highlight Local Births and Moves
Mr and Mrs Harold Montag Okinawa Dr receive word of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Edward FE Yoho West Palm Beach Fla Elaine Montag is the former Mrs Montag. Mr and Mrs E R Montgomery 72 McClelland Ave announce the birth of a son to their son and daughter in law JO 3 and Mrs Ralph H Montgomery Jime 10 at the Naval Base Hospital Whidbey Island Wash Scott Eric Montgomery. Mrs Montgomery is the daughter of Mrs Carl Shaffer of Johnstown Pa. Mrs J H McCormick 409 N Shenango St learns her daughter June McCormick employed by American Greetings Corp Cleveland Ohio has been promoted to IBM keypunch staff at the tabulating department. Miss McCormick trained for keypunch operator at New Castle Automation Institute after graduating from New Castle High School. Mrs Herman C List 478 Moore Ave is a patient in Bashline Hospital Grove City.
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Harold Montag
Okinawa
Edward FE. Yoho
West Palm Beach, Fla
Yoho
Elaine Montag
Montag
E. R. Montgomery
McClelland Ave
Ralph H. Montgomery
Naval Base Hospital
Whidbey Island
Wash
Montgomery
Prop-wash
Scott Eric Montgomery
Carl Shaffer
Johnstown
J. H. McCormick
N. Shenango St
June McCormick
American Greetings Corp
Cleveland, C
IBM
Miss McCormick
New Castle Automation Institute
New Castle High School
Herman C
Moore Ave
Bashline Hospital
Grove City
Local Girl Named To Pratt Dean's List
Arlene Anderson of Youngstown Road has been named to Pratt Institute Brooklyn dean's list as a sophomore fashion design major. She serves as dorm secretary and holds a partial dean's scholarship. A Union Area High School graduate she participated in many activities and was grand recorder for the Pennsylvania Order of the Rainbow.
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Arlene Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Youngstown Rd
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Miss Anderson
Union Area High School
Pennsylvania
Order of the Rainbow
House approves three medical care bills and funding shifts
Legislation expands Kerr-Mills financing to support the indigent elderly with half state and federal matching funds. The program now operates at 12.4 million annually with 33.5 million in outstanding liens cited by Democrats. Additional state money funds schools, hospitals, health programs, and safety repairs for districts facing building orders.
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Kerr-Mills
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Scranton
Archer Named Assistant Regional Director in Labor Bureau
Robert F. Handley announced the promotion of J. B. Archer to assistant regional director of the Labor Department’s Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training in Chambersburg. Archer has served as North Carolina state supervisor since 1953.
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Chambersburg
J. B. Archer
U. S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Apprenticeship & Training
Robert F. Handley
Archer
North Carolina
Postmasters Name Youngwood Man As New President
Rep. James D. Weaver urged a full Cuba shipping blockade and recognition of a Cuban government in exile at a Pennsylvania postmasters meeting. Keith Baird of Youngwood was named president. ten vice presidents and Kenneth Hart of Cochranton named secretary treasurer.
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Erie
UPI
James D. Weaver
R-Pa
Cuba
Pennsylvania
National Association of Postmasters
Weaver
Panama Canal
Keith Baird
Youngwood
Francis X. Walsh
Jessup
Milton Dodge
Smethport
George Beech
Woodbury
Anna Astle
Stockdale
Ronald Hayman
Confluence
Kenneth Austin
Wellsboro
Foster Coyle
Johnstown
Frank Hammond
Lancaster
James Lawlor
Olyphant
Lawrence Mulligan
Bristol
John Fox
Temple
Kenneth Hart
Cochranton
Fractures Finger In Ball Game Incident
David Hall, 24, of 1509 Grove Ave, treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital for a fractured fourth finger of the right hand suffered while playing ball. He was discharged yesterday.
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David Hall
Grove Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Legislation Would Raise Pay for New Teachers
The Appropriations Committee debated a salary bill lifting minimum pay and boosting classroom and supervisor salaries. The bill would set a $3,600 to $4,500 base with average increases around $300, and a subsidy rising from $5,800 to $6,400 then $6,800 per teaching unit. Democrats blocked moving the subsidy and salary measures forward.
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Education Committee
House
Albert W. Johnson
R-Mckean
Appropriations Committee
Justice Department
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Three High Posts In ACT Occupied By Local Residents
Harold Latshaw and Dana Polding were named to state United Commercial Travelers offices at the Lancaster convention. Latshaw became grand sentinel and Mrs Latshaw joined the ladies auxiliary, while Polding was named secretary treasurer of the state association. Nineteen local members attended the convention as UCT advances its retarded children aid, safety, cancer control, and youth programs. The local council plans a Lakewood Beach event on Aug 10.
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Harold Latshaw
Wilmington Rd
Dana Polding
Sheridan Ave
State United Commercial Travelers Organization
Latshaw
Lancaster
UCT
Polding
New Castle
Lakewood Beach
West Virginia Man Selected By Moose As Supreme Leader
The Loyal Order of Moose elected Robert H. Mollohan of Fairmont West Virginia as Supreme Governor at its 75th international convention in Chicago. Other officers named were Thomas Griffin Memphis Tennessee Supreme Junior Governor Elmer Harter Harrisburg Pennsylvania Supreme Prelate Carl A Weis Aurora Illinois Supreme Secretary and Fred Zabel Aurora Supreme Treasurer.
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Chicago
UPS
Loyal Order of Moose
U.S
Robert H. Mollohan
Fairmont
W.va
Thomas Griffin
Memphis
Mrs. Blanche Humphrey Dies at 83 in New Castle Area
Mrs Blanche Bright Humphrey 83 of New Castle RD 4 died at 7 20 am after a prolonged illness. Services set for 3 pm Sunday at Plain Grove Presbyterian Church. Born Pleasantville Venango County Dec 2 1879 she taught in Burlington South Dakota and was active in churches across the region. Survived by two daughters and extended family. interment in Plain Grove Cemetery.
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Blanche Bright Humphrey
New Castle RD
Suburban Manor Nursing Home
Plain Grove Presbyterian Church
Pleasantville
Venango County
Harrison
Mary Randall Bright
James D. Humphrey
Mankato State Normal School
Mankato
Minn
Royalton
S, Dakota
Humphrey
Appleby Manor Memorial
Crooked Creek
Ford City
Plain Grove Presbyterian
Tarentum Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
Jefferson Presbyterian
Green County
Wampum Presbyterian
North Sewickley
Plumville
Elders Ridge
Pine Run Presbyterian
Apollo
John B. Humphrey
Blanche Ziegler
James H. Humphrey
Robert Frederick
David Turnmire
McClelland Funeral Home
Harlansburg
Plain Grove Presbyterian Cemetery
Smith Resident of Titusville Fla. Dies. Survived by Five Great-Grandchildren
Thomas Smith of Titusville Florida, formerly of New Castle, died Tuesday. He spent summers in Florida and lived partly in Akron, Ohio. He is survived by five great-grandchildren, not four as previously announced.
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Thomas Smith
Titusville
Fla
New Castle
Akron, O
Florida
Mr. Smith
Mrs. Luella Gormley Dies In Hospital
Mrs. Luella Gormley of 307 Grandview Ave. died this morning in Jameson Memorial Hospital after an illness. Her body was taken to the Robert A. Myers Home for Funerals at 208 N. Jefferson St. Obituary and funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
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Luella Gormley
Grandview Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Summer enrollment at State reaches 5897 students
Pennsylvania State University reports summer enrollment of 5897, up 214 from last year. Among them 450 students study at Altoona Erie and Ogontz campuses as summer classes began on Wednesday.
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University Park, Pa
UPI
Pennsylvania State University
Commonwealth
Altoona
Erie
Ogontz
Longer VA hospital stays exceed private average
Washington reports the average stay in Veterans Administration hospitals is more than 33 days, compared with about 108 days in private and community hospitals. The contrast highlights lengthier stays in nonprivate facilities.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Margott Elopes From Jailed Fathers Palm Beach Estate
Margott Perez Jimenez, 17, fled from the Perez estate with her Miami boyfriend Lee Brook, age 17. The family hired private detectives and said the couple may head to Southern California. The father, ex leader Marco Perez Jimenez, jailed since Dec 12 on extradition fights to Venezuela, raged upon learning of the elopement.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Marco Perez Jimenez
Perez
Southern California
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Margott
Polio Outbreak Prompts County Immunization Plan
Cumberland County plans a mass immunization on June 22 in the western area after the sixth polio case in a month. Dr J Thomas Millington of the state Health Department calls it an epidemic, while Dr David Thompson of Carlisle and the Cumberland County Medical Association warns of a dangerous situation.
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Carlisle
UPI
Cumberland County
J. Thomas Millington
State Health Department
David Thompson
Cumberland County Medical Association
Weather highs and lows across the nation
US Weather Bureau reports the nation's chilly low at Houghton Michigan 37 degrees and the high reaching 110 degrees at Needles California on Wednesday.
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New York
UPI
U. S. Weather Bureau
Alaska
Hawaii
Houghton
Mich
Needles
Calif
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Youngwood Man
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