State Transportation Chief Kassab Calls Pennsylvania Highway Repair Top Priority
In New Cumberland Jacob Kassab said PA highways long neglected require repair and called maintenance a priority. He blamed years of construction focus for neglect of feeder and secondary roads, noting reconstruction needed on many corridors and urging action to follow his own advice.
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Corry reports disease rise and local events
Health Officer Harley Drake announced 278 communicable disease cases in Corry since January 1. Meerdink's women bowlers won a state tenpin title at Johnstown, placing first in Class C and totaling 2,233 pins. A pie social and card party at West Spring Creek Grange Hall raised 35.50 dollars, with Mrs. Howard Johnson winning the door prize. The Corry School Board rejected a proposal to dismiss married teachers, and Mayor Starr notes consideration of a municipal feeding house.
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Meerdink
Johnstown
Corry
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A bombs set for Cong by Jack Anderson analysis
A summary of Jack Anderson notes on nuclear targeting plans and Air Force involvement includes quotes from Walkley about sharing target information, Navy and State Department commentary on security and rhetoric, and remarks on loyalty and recruitment. It covers FBI routine checks on visitors to China and Humphrey campaign gender and minority strategy.
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Helen Hays
China
FBI
Ixon
Mayflower 707 Sees One Last Lift Before Bermuda Flight
The Pan American jet Mayflower, the first U.S. jet to fly commercially in 1958, departs Idlewild for a Bermuda tour. The legendary 707, with 175 engine changes over its life, carries 40 first class and 71 economy passengers, and has logged vast miles and a hijack past while remaining prized for short range efficiency.
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Europe
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Bermuda
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Miller
Seattle
Women golfers in chips new York AP Dinah Shore TV
The Inner Circle tournament named for Dinah Shore will be televised April 15 and 16 on Hughes Sports Network from Mission Hills Country Club Palm Springs California. Prize money totals 110000 with 20000 to the winner, the largest yet for women's golf. Carol Mann notes rising purses but TV audiences remain a question for annual events.
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Inner Circle
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Hughes Sports Network
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Palm Springs
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Carol Mann
Lé-Wornet
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
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