Eisenhower Nixon Rally Ups GOP Funds in Hershey
In Hershey Pennsylvania more than 1300 attendees paid 110 dollars for a banquet honoring Eisenhower as a private citizen. Eisenhower assailed Kennedy domestic policy while Nixon attacked Kennedy foreign policy citing Laos Cuba and Berlin errors.
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Hershey, Pa
UPI
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GOP
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Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Ihe
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Kennedy
Laos
Cuba
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U.S. Senate
Joseph S. Clark
Dpa
Gettysburg
Santa Claus
Local Artists Receive Awards in First Federal Plaza Program
Norman E. Clark of First Federal Savings and Loan led an awards ceremony honoring 14 area artists for 16 creations shown last night in First Federal Plaza. Robert Love of Associated Artists of New Castle accepted praise as judge Paul Komar Farrell called the show the best yet in the region.
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Norman E. Clark
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
First Federal Plaza
Robert Love
Associated Artists of
New Castle
Clark
Paul Komar Farrell
Rita Fletcher
Sharon
Butler Art Gallery
Youngstown
Carl Larson
Ethel Morris
Suzanne Nesbit
Tony Rizzo
Jean Love
Barbara Caplan
Phillip Williams
Marilyn Moresky
Elizabeth Reis
Ronald Pivovar
Gary Shaffer
Bernard Hrico
Sheila Cunningham
Treaty Signing May Be Delayed
Berlin reports Khrushchev hinted at delaying a peace treaty with East Germany. He sent a telegram to Walter Ulbricht stating communists would do their utmost to sign by year end, but West Berliners doubted a firm January 1 completion. Diplomatic chatter across capitals suggested Moscow seeks Western talks on Berlin status and German division.
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Berlin
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Moscow
Germany
Kuwait Defies Iraq Over Frontier Armament Deployment
Kuwait rejects Iraqi claim to its territory and deploys a 2000 man army on the northern border. Support pours in from London Mecca Cairo and Tehran as Kuwait's Supreme Council asserts internal control and border security. Prime Minister Kassem had earlier said Kuwait was part of Iraq and would be protected by Iraqi forces.
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Kuwait
UPD
Abdul Karim Kassem
Iraq
Kassem
City Council approves first readings for monthly night meeting
The city council approved the first readings of an amendment to hold one night meeting per month on the first Tuesday at 7 30 p m with other meetings at 10 a m The second reading saw Councilman E Gene Schweinsberg vote no The next regular session will consider adoption with Aug 1 as the first night meeting date if approved A sewer rate ordinance for residential school and commercial connections was reported favorably despite objections to a possible metropolitan sewer authority and the proposed contract with Union Sewer and Disposal Authority led by Solicitor Robert E Jamison
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E. Gene Schweinsberg
Robert W. Rainey
Union Sewer and Disposal Authority
Robert E. Jamison
Council
Obituary Notices for Four Local Residents
Four local notices list the deaths of Mrs. Clara Lienberger 84 of 520 Friendship St Mrs. Estella I Marshall 73 of New Galilee Mrs. Emma Z Recher 84 of Hobart Ind and Lawrence Cameron 78 of Edinburg RD 1.
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Clara Lienberger
Friendship St
Estella I. Marshall
New Galilee
Emma Z. Recher
Hobart
Ind
Lawrence Cameron
Edinburg RD
Senate Group Set To Discuss Death Penalty
Harrisburg notes that the Senate Judiciary General Committee met to discuss abolishing capital punishment in Pennsylvania. House consideration faces potential defeat as the identical bill stalls on the calendar and may be returned to committee.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
David L. Lawrence
Jeanette Reibman
Northampton
Hershey
Revenue Secretary
House Okays Boating Bill Extends Motorized Boats on Pymatuning
The Pennsylvania House endorsed a bill allowing motors up to six horsepower on Pymatuning Lake from Jamestown to Linesville, changing the Pennsylvania Ohio compact. Forest Secretary Maurice K. Goddard opposes rushing the measure before Congress, citing the need for federal approval. Sponsors include Rep. Ralph S. Merry and Rep. George C. Magee of Crawford County, and Democrats Dominick Cioffi and Peter Schaaf.
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Harrisburg
UPI
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House
Pennsylvania
Pymatuning Lake
Crawford County
Jamestown
Linesville
Ohio
Forest and Waters Secreary
Maurice K. Goddard
General Assembly
Congress
Goddard
Ralph S. Merry
George C. Magee
Dominick Cioffi
Dlaereen
Peter Schaaf
Drie
Eisenhower Endorses Overhaul Of Electoral College
Former President Eisenhower endorses efforts to overhaul the winner take all Electoral College system of electing presidents in a Washington dispatch. The endorsement signals support for changes to how U S electoral votes are allocated.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Boy darts into car injuries serious wreck
A six year old boy was struck by a car on Croton Ave and is in serious condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital. The child, who ran into the street after a truck passed, sustained skull fractures, a broken right leg and collar bone and a cerebral concussion. The vehicle, driven by Shirley Jean Johns, had a passenger, Mrs Shirley Florida, aboard.
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Croton Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robert Averso
Hickory Dr
Shirley Jean Johns
Harlansburg Rd
Croton
Hawthorne St
Shirley Florida
Warren, O
Living Costs Dip Slightly in May
The Labor Department reports a slight May drop in consumer prices, with the index at 127.4, down from 127.5 in April. Factory pay rose to 82.44 dollars weekly for a three dependent family, while real buying power lagged behind the May 1959 level due to price increases.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Truman adviser attacks Kennedy economics at AFL-CIO talks
Former president Truman's chief economic adviser Leon Keyserling told reporters at the AFL-CIO summer meeting in Unity House that wage and price restraints are insufficient. He urged larger gains for wage earners, farmers, and Social Security, predicting unemployment could rise to 7 million without faster growth and criticizing Washington for lacking a basic policy shift.
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Unity House
UPI
Truman
Kennedy
Leon Keyserling
Keyserling
Afl-Cio
Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Heller
By Laws Revisions Okay Planned for AFL-CIO Council
Four revisions to the Lawrence County AFL-CIO Council by laws were introduced by Thom Cubellis and will be voted on at the July 31 meeting. Key changes include allowing two officers from any local union and expanding eligibility to locals in good standing. The council also supports two locals in the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union strike against Quaker State Corp in Emiteon and Farmers Valley, Pa.
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Lawrence County
Afl-Cio
Thomas Cubellis
Martin J. Kovach
Kovach
United Steelworkers of America
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Quaker State Corp
Emienton
Farmers Valley
Local 11-241
OCAW
Venango County
Emilenton
American Cyanamid Co
Edinburg
Cubellis
Geneva College
Kovach J
Council
Federal factfinders hear case on seamen strike
A Taft-Hartley factfinding panel opens hearings in New York to resolve the 12 day seamen walkout. The president seeks a Friday report and an 80 day cooling off injunction while negotiators pursue a settlement. Panel includes David L. Cole, Samuel I. Rosenman and James J. Healy.
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New York
UPT
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Ralph E. Casey
American Merchant Marine Institute
AMMI
Factfinders
David L. Cole
Paterson
N. J
Federal Mediation Service
Samuel I. Rosenman
White House
Roosevelt
James J. Healy
Boston
Harvard University School of Business
Debt ceiling hike eyed to 298 billion in peacetime
Senate Finance Committee leader said the Senate must raise the debt limit to 298 billion dollars to avoid default. The House approved a 5 billion increase amid warnings of a banking crisis, while hearings on debt management and potential removal of the borrowing cap were discussed.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
John J. Williams
Delaware
House
Williams
Treasury
House Commerce
Peter F. Mack Jr
D-Ill
Exchange
White House
Man sought in office burglary theft of checks and machine
City police search for a man who stole 24 blank checks and a check writing machine in two weekend Office break ins at First Federal Plaza. He tried to cash two checks at A and P stores. Described as 25 to 30, 5 feet 11, brown hair and eyes, wearing sunglasses and sport clothes. Doors pried open with a screwdriver.
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First Federal Plaza
Atty
Robert E. Jamison
Daniel Treloar Jr
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Citizens National Bank
Fidel Castro prisoner commission weighs revival option
The prisoner commission linked to Castro’s regime aims to decide today if it can restart efforts to secure moribund prisoners amid ransom demands. John Hooker may return from Miami with news on resuming activities as immigration officials say Kennedy must authorize further negotiations. Senate panel then approves Harrisburg court house and federal office building project totaling 7.47 million as part of 124.7 million for 27 projects pending House approval.
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Key West
UPI
Fidel Castro
John Hooker
Castro i
Miami
U.S
Presiden Kennedy
Washington
Senate Public Works Committee
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House
Fireworks Ban Enforcement Sought by DA Solomon
District Attorney Joseph Solomon urges city and state agencies to remove violators and press charges under a state fireworks ban. The act defines fireworks to include sparklers and devices with explosive components, granting police power to confiscate stock at the owner’s expense.
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Joseph Solomon
Solomon
Thirty Years Later Bright and Seventy Four Today
The speaker recalls a sunny Saturday in June at a church service. He notes the parson beside him, the crowd, and a mood of growing happiness over the years. He reflects on sharing another thirty years, counting each year as joy.
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