Senate Predicts Slim Victory for School Bus Bill
In Harrisburg Sen John H Devlin predicts the school bus bill will win Senate passage by a slim margin, likely after the May 18 primary. He cites support from proponents and Democratic lawmakers while noting opposition concerns about church state separation and funding private and parochial transportation. The House already passed a similar measure and Gov Scranton backs Senate approval.
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Harrisburg
John H. Devlin
Senate
Devlin
Allegheny County
House
Gav. Scranton
Scranton
Senate’ Education
William G. Lesler
D-Erie
Lesler
Spike Jones Improves After Severe Asthma Attack
Bandleader Spike Jones aged 53 showed improvement today after complications from a severe asthma attack. He was stricken March 23 at Lake Tahoe Nevada and moved to a Santa Monica hospital where his condition had been listed as serious.
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Spike Jones
Santa Monica
Calif
Jones
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Youngsville High hosts festival under Mansfield College baton
At Youngsville High School extensive practice and two concerts occur under Professor Bertram W. S. Francis director of bands at Mansfield State College. Visiting students stay with local hosts as the Pennsylvania Music Educator's Association promotes musical education in the state. Corry Area High School participants include William Wolfe Kathy Welch Hunt Stauffer John Bliley William Sprovers and Geoff Russell.
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Youngsville High School
Bertram W. S. Francis
Mansfield State College
Youngsvill
Pennsylvania Music Educator's Association
Corry Area High School
William Wolfe
Kathy Welch
Hunt Stauffer
John Bliley
William Sprovers
Geoff Russell
16 Nations Urge U.S. Peace Bid
The nonaligned nations press the United States to pursue a peace initiative in Viet Nam as Cleveland indicates the UN could supervise postwar activities. Secretary Rusk meets with Taylor and Defense Secretary McNamara to review proposals Johnson will receive later. The Johnson Taylor talks, described by the President as very profitable, followed the ambassador’s Saigon return.
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Cleveland
United Nations
Viet Nam
Rusk
Taylor
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
Saigon
White House
Taylor backs policy, rules out quick quit or CIA post
Former military leader says he supports the President's Southeast Asia policy and plans to stay in Saigon. He declines to discuss specific measures against Communist forces and says reports of resignation or CIA appointment are false. He adds no talk of retaliation for the embassy bombing and emphasizes carrying out the President's program.
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Taylor
Southeast Asia
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Johnson
Saigon
Central Intelligence Agency
Amerian
Hi Neighbor Club Set To Meet At Mrs Redding’s Home
Bernice Marsh notes the Hi Neighbor Club gathering planned for Thursday at the home of Mrs. Clayton Redding with Mrs. Mae Sweet as hostess. Also listed are visits among local families, a minor surgery at Mercy Hospital Buffalo, and social events including a large turnout at the Philip McCray family friendship supper in Clymer.
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Bernice Marsh Cutting
Hi Neighbor Club
Clayton Redding
Mae Sweet
Clifford Aikens Sr
Claude Lictus
Loren Upperman
Leon Warnshouse
Clymer
George Rose
Spartansburg
Byron Nichols
Corry
Carl Marsh Sr
Clara Dibble
Mahlon Sweet
Mercy Hos
Local Social Roundup At EUB Church Blossoms
Attended the junior young people musical at the EUB Church. Mr and Mrs David Albright Beverly and Shelvy were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Love Albright at Union City on Sunday. Miss Reema Beckerink returned to Alfred Ag and Tech College after a week's vacation. Mr and Mrs John Hamilton and their Harmonsburg born son spent several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl A Marsh. Mrs Hamilton also visited Mrs Philip McCray and Mrs Charles Wade of Clymer and Mrs Fred Weitschat.
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EUB
David Albright
Beverly
Shelvy
Love Albright
Union City
Reema Beckerink
Alfred Ag and Tech College
John Hamilton
Harmonsburg
Carl A. Marsh
Hamilton
Philip McCray
Billions Dubious Lake Erie Canal Proposal
Washington congressman John P. Saylor a Republican from Pennsylvania calls the Lake Erie Ohio River Canal plan a four billion dollar ha ha and urges scrapping the project. He argues the cost overruns and questionable benefits outweigh any potential gains.
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Washington
John P. Saylor
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