Legislators push pay and pension hikes for vote
Harrisburg reports lawmakers advance bills to raise expense accounts by 4000 and pensions by 75 cents per two years of service, while Senate Republicans push faster passage of a 1.151 billion general appropriations plan. Gov Scranton signals item veto on Democratic additions as budget talks hinge on a 31-3.1 million public aid and 10 million for public assistance.
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Harrisburg
UPD
Senate
House
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Senate Appropriations Committee
Office of Administration
Joint
State Government Commission
Fred Tanner Named Fifth VP Of International Potters Union
Fred Tanner was elected fifth vice president of the International Brotherhood of Operative Potters IBOP and was honored at a testimonial dinner by Local 193 at the Coach and Lantern. He will assume office August 1 in Trenton New Jersey serving unions in the district. Guests included IBOP President E L Wheatley plant manager Albert Knecht AFL CIO staffer Victor Mills and plant superintendent J F Tue. Toastmaster Ed Muff announced a gift of money from local union members. Three local girls were treated at St Francis Hospital for bites suffered in separate incidents from neighbors dogs.
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Fred Tanner
International Brotherhood of Operative Potters
IBOP
Coach & Lantern
Tanner
Focal
Universal Bundle Corp
Trenton
N. J
E. L. Wheatley
Albert 0. Knecht
Victor A. Mills
Afl-Cio
J. F. Tue
Ed Muff
Budget cut eyed for county anti poverty study
City Councilman D John Razzano says a proposed 49000 countywide anti poverty study budget will be cut to 21000 before final federal approval. Outside professional services trimmed from 29000 as the federal government will directly contract for those services at a lower rate.
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D. John Razzano
Pennsylvania State University
Razzano
Razzana
Thomas A. Shumaker
Washington DC
Charge Inc
Community Action
Three injured in circus rig crash west of New Castle
A tractor-trailer carrying circus equipment was struck by a car on US 422 seven miles west of New Castle at 7 a.m. Three men were injured. Henry Taylor of Wisconsin Roosevelt S. and Alton Savoy of Syracuse were treated for serious injuries while Fred Locke of New Butler Road was released after minor wounds. State police report Taylor failed to stop for a stop sign, causing the collision. The circus is sponsored by Mahoning Township Volunteer Fire Department and is showing today. County officials awarded a demolition contract for the old county jail to John W. Wolfe of Beaver, with 200 tons of iron to be recovered from the structure.
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al. Pa
New Castle
Henry Taylor
Wis Roosevelt S
Chicago
Leiver
Alton Savoy
Syracuse
N.Y
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Fred Locke
New Butler Rd
Jameson Memorial
Taylor
Pa Fat
U.S. 422
Locke
Edinburg
Mahoning Township
Senate OKs constitution amendments
Senate Republicans used their majorities to approve a 10 bill package of proposed constitutional amendments in Harrisburg. Five bills passed 27 20, one 26 49 with cross party support, and three unanimously. House action is expected to fail. Provisions include banning employment discrimination, continuing two year term for GA, governor and lieutenant governor term limit, and speeding amendment procedures.
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Harrisburg
UPT
Senate
House
Willam W. Scranton
William G. Lesler
Bder
General Assembly
Kase
Court of Common Pleas
Pan American jet lands safely after onboard fire scare
A Pan American Boeing 707 carrying 143 Hawaii bound passengers and 10 crew was rocked by a fire in a wing fuel tank shortly after takeoff from San Francisco. The plane scattered debris across the peninsula before landing safely at Travis Air Force Base, with no injuries. Passengers continued on a second plane about six hours later.
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Jamies F. Krick
Penn Pack Will
Pan American Airways
Honolulu
Manila
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco International Airport
Bay Area
Oqcours
Cal Kimes
Danville
Calif
James 0. Gliffart
Inside Today's NEWS Inside and TV Listings
The page highlights new casted Playhouse slates with The Music Man on page 6 and notes William Buckley Jr on Senator Kennedy and the Bomb on page 4. Indians move into first place alongside the White Sox in the American League. Mrs R L Drumneller is the second president of the B&O Auxiliary on page 1.
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Music Man
William
Buckley JR
Senator Kennedy
Bomb
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
R.L. Drumneller
Pcond
B&o Veler Dos' Auiliary
Scranton Noncommittal On 1968 Presidential Bid
Governor William Scranton, nearing the end of his term, says he has not decided about a 1968 presidential run. He prioritizes concentrating on 1966, building party strength, and selecting strong candidates, while criticizing the Johnson administration and warning against intra party fragmentation. He notes personal sincerity and aims to home in on local and state issues to bolster GOP chances nationally.
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UPI
Harisburg
Willam Scranton
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Serartton
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Atlantic Alliance
Western Europe
United States
America
Johnson Administration
Planes Increase Attacks Near Hanoi and Saigon
U.S. planes deep into Vietnam bomb targets within 66 miles of Red China as ground units including U.S. paratroopers Australians and South Vietnamese clash with Viet Cong in a first joint offensive. About 2,000 Americans and 1,000 Vietnamese take part with an Australian battalion arriving to reinforce the sweep near Saigon.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Red China
Death Notices from Slippery Rock and West Pittsburg
Death record lists Mrs. F Roy Humphrey 41 of Slippery Rock Antonio Tomas 75 of West Pittsburg Mrs Netlie Elizabeth Hartzell 75 of 412 KW Sheridan Aya Mrs Sara Dowslas Rimble 77 of 209 E Leisure Ave Mrs Adda L Enery 34 of 08 W Meyer Ave all dated Tuesday June 29 1910 with brief locations and ages.
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F. Roy Humphrey
Slippery Rock
Antonio Tomas
West Pittsburg
Netlie Elizabeth Hartzell
Sheridan Aya
Sara Dowslas Rimble
E. Leisure Ave
Adda L. Enery
Contracts for Youth Development Center in Shenango
Contracts for the construction of the 5.58 million Youth Development Center in Shenango Township will be awarded within 20 days. Low bids include D Builders Co Latrobe for general construction 3.487 million Millcreek Electric for wiring and heating 1.278 million Cardest Plumbing Pittsburgh 664 665 and Dougherty Co Freeport 152 092. Target completion date is July 6 1947 and bids opened in Pittsburgh 10 days ago.
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Shenango Township
General State Authority
Ellwood Wertz
GSA
Pittsburgh
D Builders Co
Latrobe
Millcreck Electric Construction Co
Erie
Cardest Plumbing Co
Dougherty Co, Inc
Freeport
A. E F. Jones
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London
John W. Wolfe
Beaver
Wolfe
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Jet
By Don Jiullen
New York
U.S. Weather Bureau
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