Union Leader Says Labor Will Solve Internal Problems
Local political and labor leaders reviewed the labor movement at the Lawrence County AFL-CIO Council's first anniversary dinner at the Eagles Club. Guest speaker Peter M. McGavin criticized right-to-work laws, urged collective bargaining, and urged dialogue with the NAM to address unemployment, elderly care, and education funding.
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New Castile
Afl-Cio
Thomas Cubellis
Peter M. McGavin
Martin J. Kovach
Frank Passante
Michael Phillips
Edward J. Zehel
Richard Davis
Lawrence County
Afl-Cio Council
Eagles Club
Peter M. McGinn
Afl—Cio
George Meany
Labor
Made
Doyle Column Debuts On Page Four By William A. Doyle
William A. Doyle, a financial writer, appears on editorial page four for the first time. He explains investments in plain language and answers reader questions as millions of Americans become stock and bond investors.
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William A. Doyle
News Daily
Doyle
Local Residents Listed by Age and Street
A roster of residents includes Dominick Quigley 60 of Finch Street William Clarence Clingensmith 64 of Euclid Avenue John G Ungham Sr 68 Haven Avenue Anna Cooper 77 Ellwood City Road Norman McGriff 79 Bart Ram Avenue Lottie J Rick 81 Washington Street Margaret M Eakin 84 Carlisle Street C H Martin 85 County Line Street Ottavio Mancini 59 Ellwood City.
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William Clarence Clingensmith
E. Euclid
John G. Ungham Sr
Haven Ave
Anna Cooper
Ellwood City
Lottie J. Rick
E. Washington St
Margaret M. Eakin
Carlisle St
C. H. Martin
County Line St
Copters Rush Food and Medical Aid to Hundreds
Ice cold temperatures hamper rescue efforts in the North Carolina mountains as 1,500 snowbound families struggle for food fuel and medical help. Army units and helicopters evacuate the elderly and pregnant woman while delivering aid and supplies to the trapped mountaineers.
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North Carolina
Appalachians
West Jefferson
N.C
Roaring Forks
United States
Cleveland
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Florida
Arkansas
Colorado
Utah
South Dakota
Rockies
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Scouters Dinner Honors Silver Beaver Recipients
About 300 attendees at the Boy Scouts of America Lawrence County Council 37th Annual Scouters Appreciation Dinner at the Cathedral. Silver Beaver awards were presented to Arlie Russell Miller and Charles J. Kelley for exemplary service, with other honors granted to multiple leaders and volunteers. The event featured remarks by Rev Henry B. Strock Jr. and a salute to Scouting traditions.
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Boy Scouts of America
Lawrence County Council
Cathedral
Arlie Russell Miller
Ellwood City
Charles J. Kelley
Louis B. Round
National Council
Round
Curry
William G. Eckles I
James H. Reno Jr
John FE. Porter Sr
Robert, Newton
Arlie Miller
Charles Martin
Robert Newton
William Hartzell
Stan J. Gosciewski
Scouters
John MecFate
Ed Crawford
Robert McCullough
Beatrice Brindza
Clara Wilcox
Norma Pierce
Dorothy Wendeland
Kelley
St. Joseph Church
St. George
Samuel A. Mooney
Chilly Sky With Snow Flurries Forecast
Considerable cloudiness and cold with a few scattered snow flurries today. Highs range from 28 to 35. Tonight remains clear and cold with lows 10 to 18. Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness and milder temperatures in the 50s. Weather stats for the 24 hours to 7 am show max 33, min 12, trace snow, river stage 6.8 feet.
Jury Hung in Finch Tregoff Murder Trial Faces New Hearing
In Los Angeles a jury failed to reach a verdict after eight days of deliberation in the murder case of Barbara Jean Finch. Carole Tregoff and Dr. R Bernard Finch face a second trial as jurors deadlock. A juror reportedly threatened another and overturned a table during a heated debate.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Finch-Tregoff
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Genevieve Lang
Walter R. Evans
Evans
Barbara Jean Finch
Lang
Lent Message on Spiritual Virtues Not Easily Won
The Very Rev. William F. Maxwell Jr. says Lent is dangerous if conscience is soothed or pride grows. He argues true Lent is dying to self for union with Christ, a gift from God not earned, and that even good Lenten acts are only what we ought to do as servants.
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California
Colorado
Washington
Christ
Jesus
Texans Cup Title Run Falls Short in NAIA Final
Southwest Texas beat Westminster 66 to 44 as five Texas sharp shooters hit from outside. Chuck Sharp led Westminster with a hot second half, twice using a hook shot while Texas denied other threats and maintained steady defense.
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Texas
Westminster
Texans
Titan
Buzz Ridl
Southwest Texas
Municipal Auditorium
Ridl
Titans
Chuck) Sharp
Don) McCaig
Sharp
Nets
Boonie Wilkening
Rudy Davalos
Howard Lockhart
Tennessee A & I
Milton Jowers
Jowers
Perry Mason actor among eight arrested in Hollywood narcotics raid
William Talman the Perry Mason district attorney was arrested at a Hollywood party along with seven others on narcotics and morals charges. Deputies found guests unclothed and scattering, with marijuana, tobacco mix, prescription drugs, and obscene literature in the apartment. They were released on bail and ordered to appear in court Tuesday.
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Hollywood Cuppt
William Talman
Perry Mason
Tallman
Hamilton Berger
Noditeck DA
Talman
Richard B Brooks
Reibolds
Brooks
Jwe
Elas
Tijuana
Mexico
Khrushchev Illness Delays Paris Trip
Moscow reports Premier Nikita Khrushchev is ill and being treated, postponing his planned visit to France. Diplomats say the illness appears real, with no public medical bulletins. officials offer few details and note fatigue from overwork and travel.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
France
Black Sea
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Agreement Brings Hope for Action on Civil Rights Amendments
The House moves toward votes on amendments to its civil rights bill after a Saturday agreement between civil rights forces and Southern opponents. Attorney General William P. Rogers urges retention of a provision to authorize federal penalties against those obstructing desegregation orders, arguing this strengthens enforcement without troops.
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Washington
House
Atty
William P. Rogers
Congress
Rogers
Senate
Pioneer V Sun Satellite Near Half Million Mile Mark
The US Pioneer V sun satellite reached about 412000 miles from Earth with the most powerful deep space transmitter yet, aiming to hit the 500000 mile milestone by 2 p.m. est. Officials expect signals until about 50 million miles, while scientists note the craft is functioning and could aid future deep space communication.
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Washington
UPI
Space
Earth
Pioneer V
Pioneer Radio
Pioneer IV
Russia
Urge Said To Explain Fatal Double Slayings In Huntington
Henry Clay Warth 29 a steelworker and part time gunsmith confessed to killing two babysitters Linda Qualls 12 and Penny Qualls 13 after returning home to find his children Henry Jr 4 and Jennifer Lynn 3. He told police he felt an urge to do it and would give anything to know why. The killings followed an earlier incident in Cincinnati where he threw a chair through a window. Warth said he shot Penny in the head then Linda in the neck after retrieving a .22 rifle from a gun rack hours after his wife left for a baby shower with Linda’s mother.
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W. Va
UPI
Henry Clay Warth
Warth
Linda
Penny Qualls
Cincinnati
Adolf Hitler
H. Clay Warth
Cabell County Common
Henry King Worth
Henry Jr
Jennifer Lynn
Clarence Qualls
Worth
Penny
Winning or losing with honor in life and sport
The piece reflects on striving and character in games and life. It argues that effort and conduct matter more than outcomes and notes weather as thirty two.
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