Union Township School Board Denies Census Takers’ Raise
The Union Area School Board denied a wage hike from 10 cents to 15 cents per name for census takers. Budgeted at 800 dollars for the project, it would rise to 1200 with the raise. New hires approved later included Martha Shannon Olive McKay Berdina Covelli and Gladys Farrington.
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Union Township
Union Area School Board
Martha Shannon
Olive McKay
Berdina Covelli
Gladys Farrington
Beverly Farms
Valentino Dairy
Thelma Edmiston
James Denny
Edmiston
Denny
Lawrence County
Wall St
Indiana University
Patricia Caggiano
Bessemer
Youngstown University
Gayla Anderson
New Galilee
Slippery Rock State College
Mary Penwell
Beverly Verenski
Barker Ave
Penwell
Patricia Kline
Janet Martin
Carol Palmer
Dorothy Critchlow
Memorial School
John Tackacs
Ralph E. Ascione
Youth PARC Meeting and Summer Plans in Ebensburg Area
The county chapter of the Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Children announces a YOUTH PARC meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday in the 409 Centennial Ridge office to elect officers. Bus to Camp Cornplanter leaves 8 a.m. June 30 from Scotland Lane School. Head Start classes begin in Lockley School Friday for 24 five and six year olds. A July 8-12 Ebensburg State School training workshop will be led by one teacher and an aide. A family picnic is set for 6 p.m. August 7 at Water Works Park. No July business meeting. volunteers may call the PARC office to join programs.
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Pennsylvania Association For Retarded Children
Centennial Ridg
S. Mill
E. Washington Streets
Scotland Lane
Lockley
Ebensburg
Water Works Park
Louis Dellaverson
PARC
City Officials Told Sewage Study Was Preliminary
Representatives from Michael Baker Jr consulting engineers said their report on the sewage system was only a preliminary survey. The study surveyed the city’s main trunk lines and showed inadequacies. Further surveys would be needed to determine designs for a metropolitan sewer system.
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Michael Baker Jr
Penn Central to Merge Kayser-Roth Apparel Unit
Stuart T. Saunders announces Penn Central merger with Kayser-Roth Corp a maker of Sapphose Schiaparelli hosiery Catalina swimwear and Bostonian shoes. Kayser-Roth stockholders to exchange 2 Kayser-Roth shares for 5.2 Pennsylvania preferred. Voting by Kayser-Roth and Penn Central preferred stockholders required.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Penn Central
Stuart T. Saunders
Penn Central Co
Kayser - Roth Corp
Kayser - Roth
Catalina
Cole
California
Preferred
The
Pennsylvania Co
Pennsylvania Preferred
No Injuries Reported In City Auto Accidents
Two separate accidents yesterday left no injuries. Tony Marinelli's westbound vehicle was struck when another car pulled from a parking space. the driver offered damages and left. A rear end collision on N Jefferson St involved Robert Kocis and James Connerly. UF leader Wallace Cunningham to head budget task force again.
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Tony Marinelli
Lattavo Dr
E. North St
Marinelli
N. Jefferson St
Robert Albert Kocis
Curfew Imposed as Richmond Faces Downtown Riot Fire
Richmond officials order an all night curfew after gangs of youths vandalize the downtown area with 20 to 30 ringleaders using walkie talkies. Police mobilize 240 officers, 20 fires including a large four alarm blaze, $1 million in damage, two civilians injured.
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Richmond
Calif
UPI
San Francisco
California
National Guard
Opera star silent as Butterfly sings backstage in pantomime
Mariana Ciraulo, struck by laryngitis, could not sing Madame Butterfly at Rittenhouse Square. Director Marco Farnese sourced Mertine Johns to sing backstage with Ruth Marks as Suzuki. Over 1,000 spectators watched as Johns delivered the role while Ciraulo pantomimed Madame Butterfly, voice coming from behind the scenes.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Mariana Ciraulo
Madame Butterfly
Ciraulo
Marco Farnese
Philadelphia Grand Opera Company
Rittenhouse Square
Farnese
Mertine Johns
Johns
Suzuki
Ruth Marks
Elkins Park
Star and Tribune impose gun ad restrictions
The Minneapolis Star and Tribune ban handgun ads in classified and display sections. Long gun ads will be allowed only from established dealers, to aid supervision by law enforcement. Policy starts immediately and may change with new laws.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Minneapolis Star
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Otto A. Silha
Silha
Nixon in Michigan Rocky in New England
Ex Kennedy aide Lawrence F. O'Brien is poised to join Hubert H. Humphrey as an unpaid adviser, aiming to win Kennedy supporters. The report notes O'Brien’s influence with party leaders and counts Nixon Rockefeller McCarthy and Stevenson among contemporaries in the 1968 race.
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New Castle
Nixon
Michigan
Rocky
New England
United Press International
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
Humphrey
Kennedy
O'Brien
Eugene J. McCarthy
Richard Goodwin
Goodwin
McCarthy
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Omar Abibets
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
George Wallace
Howard
Bo) Calloway
Wallace
Connecticut
New York
Denver
America
China
Washington
Adlai Stevenson III
Rusk Visits Bonn Boosts German Confidence in Berlin Stand
Secretary of State Dean Rusk visited Bonn despite a urinary infection and reinforced Western resolve to maintain free access to Berlin. He warned the Soviet Union and East Germany that NATO backs the three powers in protecting Berlin and rejected a call to visit Berlin. In New Castle, Ralph Flowers was fined 100 dollars for selling fireworks after police found packages in his car.
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Bonn
UPI
Dean Rusk
West Germany
Rusk
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Willy Brandt
America
Berlin
Washington
Federal Republic of Germany
Soviet Union
East Germany
New Castle
Howard B. Hanna
Ralph R. Flowers
Ridge St
State gun registration plan faces opposition in Pa.
Legislators hear gun control proposals from Gov Shafer while Game Commission leaders, hunters, and opponents urge stronger enforcement of existing laws. Officials argue registration inconveniences hunters and won't deter crime as concealed weapons and stolen firearms flood inventories.
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United Press International
State Game Commission
James Thompson
The
Game Commission
Farm plan urged to protect Pennsylvania’s farm land
Gov. Shafer backs a 1969 report by an 18 member committee on preserving farm land from erosion and development. The plan would balance industry growth with food production and consider tax breaks for conservation such as leaving trees between fields to shelter game.
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Howard Kolus
Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Curtis B. Wachsmuth
Mechanicsburg
Shafer
Wachsmuth
Pulaski pet parade ushers in 18th homecoming festivities
Pulaski celebrates its 18th annual homecoming with a pet parade down the main street led by a fire engine. Entrants include dogs in costumes and animals like fox and sheep themed outfits. 103 entrants won Kennedy half dollars prizes from the Pulaski Sportsman Club.
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Elliott Hall
Pulaski
Foxmobile
Mr. Fox
Bo Peep
Mark and
Ann Sproull
Jean Sproull
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Wilbert E. Spangler Jr
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New Castle News
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William C. Sennett
House Law and Order Committee
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H. Francis Kennedy
R Butler
Martin Luther King Jr
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Pittsburgh Press
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Wilmington RD
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