Retired Teachers Told Of Methods To Aid Education
Retired educators can boost schooling by organizing under the Lawrence County Chapter a 110-member group of the Pennsylvania Retired Public School Employes Assn. Dr. Earl O. Liggitt urged backing education legislation and recruiting young people to enter and stay in teaching. The meeting at Northminster Church featured officers reelected led by Roy F. Conway, with others including Dr. Frank L. Burton and Mrs. Florence Barnhart. Cora Andrews highlighted a 50 year teaching tenure across Oak St School and other New Castle schools.
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Marjorie R. Vernon
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Roy F. Conway
Frank L. Burton
Florence Barnhart
Mildred Sargeant
Inez Mercer
Helen W. McKinney
Hazel Grossman
Russell Shields
Howard S. Stewart
Mae McConahy
Pearl Dean
Rachel Taylor
Pittsburgh
Mary VanDivert
Ralph Spears
Anna Hartford
Taylor
Cora Andrews
Oak St
Miss Andrews
New Castle
Ben Franklin
Woman Faces 23 Parking Violations in Darling ton
Information filed against Tina Barringer for 23 parking violations. Alderman Hanna says a notice was sent at the request of Police Chief Birt. Barringer’s car was towed April 6 and kept in a local firm’s garage with daily storage charges of one dollar.
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Tina Barringer
Darlington
Howard B. Hanna
William J. Birt
Birt
Death notices for Flynn Ander son La Bate in May 1962
Death records list Alphonsus A. Flynn aged 69 of 216 Bluff Street Elizabeth McBride Anderson aged 87 of 21 Idlewild Drive and David M. La Bate aged 3 days of Ellwood City.
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Alphonsus A. Flynn
Bluff St
Elizabeth McBride Anderson
Idlewild
David M. la Bate
Ellwood City
Housing Code Wins Tentative Nod of Council
City Council gave tentative approval to a 32 page housing code during a two hour session led by Solicitor James L Scarazzo Jr Public Safety Director Howard L Reynolds will administer the code Enforcement will start with lenient rules then tighten The code targets living conditions and outlines inspections permits and fines It aims to qualify the city for federal development aid for the downtown YM YWCA project
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Redevelopment Authority
James L. Scarazzo Jr
Council
Public Safety
Howard L. Reynolds
E. Council
Ym-Ywca
OAS Terror Attacks Persist in Algiers Amid Casualties
In Algiers the OAS continued hit and run attacks with scattered incidents causing at least 10 deaths and eight injuries by midday. An OAS commando sprayed victims in a vehicle, raising toll since January 1 to 4,247 dead and 8,646 wounded. French forces sealed parts of the city with barbed wire and armored vehicles.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Reuther Urges President to Maintain Labor Programs
Walter P. Reuther urged President Kennedy at the Atlantic City convention to secure approval for unemployment reduction measures. He backed tax cuts, a large public works program, and expanded jobless benefits while praising Kennedy's leadership and urging a national push to win support. He noted Kennedy will respond when addressing the delegates.
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Atlantic City
N. J
JPD
Auto Workers
Walter P
Reuther
Kennedy
NATO Council Hears Warning From Stikker
NATO Secretary General Dirk Stikker warned that the Communist threat to Berlin and free world areas has been warded off but not eliminated. Secretary of State Dean Rusk reported on Berlin talks with the Soviets and plans to continue them with Allied backing. PRAVDA accused the U.S. of shifting to intransigence and questioned continuation of talks if Washington sticks to no withdrawal from West Berlin.
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UPI
NATO
Dirk Stikker
Berlin
Free World
Lant
Dean Rusk
Stikker
Thurs- Rusk
Britain
France
West Germany
U. S
Rusky
Washington
Anatoly Dobrynin
Gerhard Schroeder
Lord Home
Maurice Couve de Murville
Pravda
Communist Party
United States
Rusk
West Berlin
U.S
Four Arrested In Jap Wreck
Tokyo police arrested four railwaymen on gross negligence charges over a triple train wreck that killed 163 in Japan. The accused include Norifumi Minakami engineer of the freight train Yukio Haga and Sadahiro Misaiji engineers and Shin Ohashi a Mikawashima station member, all linked to failures cited for improper action.
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Tokyo
UPI
Norifumi Minakami
Yukio Haga
Sadahiro Misaiji
Shin Ohashi
Mikawashima
Titov Silent On Spacecraft Details At Disarmament Talks
Titov dodged questions on the space vehicle that orbited him, citing disarmament as the key issue. He described the Vostok II craft as a six engine liquid fuel rocket with about 1.3 million pounds thrust, and suggested future joint flights with Glenn once disarmament advances.
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Washington
UPI
Saap Earth
John Gienn
Plant
America
Glenn
Titov Phs
Kennedy Sees Huge Market In Low Tariffs
President Kennedy outlined a vast Atlantic partnership with a joint economy over one trillion dollars to boost his low tariff program. He spoke at New Orleans dockside and planned a Gulf Coast trip, urging open trade among free nations and a European American partnership to lower barriers.
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Alvin Spivak
New Orleans
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Washington
Primariy
City Hall
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Palm Beach
Europe
United States
America
Amish Wage Fight With IRS Over Social Security Divides Community
In New Wilmington area Amish farmers contest social security payments with the IRS. Bishop Andy M. Byler says several horses were seized while Valentine Y. Byler fights the suit, aided by lawyer Shepherd Kole. The community plans to stay, noting they will pay taxes but oppose social security as nonessential.
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Don Bodnar
New Wilmington
Rudy Byler
Andy M. Byler
Uncle Sam
Byler
Internal Revenue Service
Valentine Y. Byler
Valentine
Shepherd Kole
New York
Australia
Canada
U.S
Harold Burns
New Wilmington Globe
Atty
Kole
Doctors in New Jersey vow to halt Medicare care
Doctors at Point Pleasant Hospital Newark Israel Hospital Tom’s River Community Memorial Hospital sign resolutions opposing President Kennedy’s medicare plan. They pledge not to treat patients under the aged care program if Congress passes the measure, warning beds would fill with those who cannot pay.
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Point Pleasant
N.J
UPID
Kennedy
New Jersey
Cosgrees
Point Pleasant Hospital
J. Bruce Henriksen
Newark
Israel Hospital
Tom's River
Community Memorial Hospital
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Toten
Eadd
Mrs Gaillot Defends Segregation at New Orleans Rally
Mrs. B J Gaillot Jr. told 300 Catholics at a segregationist rally in New Orleans that many share her views and that she would defy church orders to desegregate schools. She cited Bible support for segregation while Archbishop Rummel had excommunicated her and two others.
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Eugene V. Knispel
New Orleans
UPI
B. J. Gailiot Jr
Gaillot
Joseph Francis Rummel
Rummel
Jerusalem Temple
Alcoa To Open Contract Talks In New York
Alcoa will open contract negotiations with the United Steelworkers on May 15 in New York. Talks are scheduled to continue May 16 with Alcoa workers International division. The industry pattern follows the steel contract signed on April 6 for two years.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Aluminum Company of America
ALCOA
United Steelworkers
USW
New York
Tenchey
Alworkers International Dore
Steel Industry
School Reorganization Topic At Slippery Rock
Harrisburg report on the state school reorganization act to be discussed by school directors from Armstrong Beaver Butler Clarion Indiana Jefferson and Lawrence Counties at Slippery Rock State College with a noon banquet and a panel discussion led by Dr John Edwards.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Slippery Rock State College
Armstrong
Beaver
Butler
Clarion
Indiana
Jefferson
Lawrence
Harry McLaughlin
A. G. Clark
Allegheny County
H. Curtis Elder
Beaver County
John Edwards
HL Curtis Elder
Clarence M. Long
Slippe Rock Area
Elwood City
C. Nicely Hanner
Armstrong County
Clarence C
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