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The Price of Drugs and Senate Inquiry Flap
A Tennessee Senator led a drug price inquiry accusing manufacturers of inflated costs and overstating medical care shares. Critics say the hearings biased against the private care system, denying testimony from Dean Linwood Tice of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science who argued for a broader view of drug costs and policy.
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Kefauver
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Tennessee Democrat
Dean Linwood Tice
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
Rights Bill Effective Marks Step Forward In Civil Rights Fight
The moderate civil rights bill passed the Senate after two months of debate, signaling a major gain for Negro rights. It advances House approval and presidential signature, while southern senators denounce it as an invasion of states rights. The measure imposes voting records retention, federal inspection, and penalties for obstruction, with federal referees to safeguard voting rights for Negroes and other minorities. A columnist, Otto Gurr Tague, 62, of Cincinnati Enquirer, died of cancer yesterday.
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Franklin Killer onfesses Changes Plea
Gerald Riddle, 22, of Polk, confessed to killing elderly Robert Warren Mays and signed a confession after a lie detector test in Pittsburgh. He later changed his story and implicated Douglas Keller, 23, of Franklin, and Floyd Resinger, 19, of Rocky Grove. Grand Jury to meet Monday April 18 to consider charges. if true bill, trial set for April 25 term. Keller and Resinger pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. Riddle had pleaded guilty at arraignment before Alderman Belmey.
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Polkman
Robert Warren Mays
Bus
Jack Heyison
Aren -Saic-Te Tras
Lloyd Weaver
Clarion
Weaver
Venango County
Riddle
Mays
Pittsburgh
Douglas Keller
Franklin
Floyd Resinger
Rocky Grove
Alderman
G. Belmey
Keller
Resinger
Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago April 13 1940
Narvik reports say British warships land troops under heavy German bombardment. Heavy losses noted on both sides amid morning fighting. Northwest Pennsylvania and much of the midwest face winter weather as temperature climbs from a freezing base. Pennsylvania Electric Company advances transmission line rebuilding and substation capacity upgrades around Corry and Union City.
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Narvik
Norway
Corry
Union City
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Mayor plans fishing event for Corry drivers and anglers
Forty years back on April 13 1920 Mayor Alexander urged Corry motorists and rods enthusiasts to travel to Erie for the Sad Day celebration organized by the county good roads committee. Local strike notes show yard workers still on duty. Daylight saving time starts in June. A baby boy William Wakely was born April 12 to Mr and Mrs Merle Geisking in Pikeville Kentucky.
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Alexander
Corry
Erie
County Good Roads Committee
Merle Geisking
Pikeville, Ky
William Wakely
Harvest time at UNC as new graduates face future
Hal Boyle visits the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill to observe the 1960 crop of graduates. He notes the campus beauty and the students’ confidence, contrasting their optimism with past generations’ job fears. He argues this generation may be better prepared to shape the country’s future.
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University of North Carolina
Thomas Wolfe
Autralia
Alma Mater
Lenten Meditation on Sin and Intercession
Rev Earl Dacher reflects on sin as a disease best treated by Christ's sacrifice. The sermon cites Isaiah and the hymn Living He Loved Me to illustrate divine provision that enables believers to resist sin. It emphasizes Christ as mediator and advocate, with forgiveness for confessed sins, and notes a global car statistic ending with a factual contrast to the United States.
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Earl
Jesus Christ
Calvary
Christ
Apostle
Corry ministers plan three hour Good Friday service
The Corry Area Ministerial Association schedules a three hour Good Friday service at First Methodist Church from noon to 3 p.m. Clergy from seven churches lead meditations on Christ’s words, with choral selections and an offering for the association. A children’s service at 10 a.m. at Evangelical United Brethren Church features Captain and Mrs. Richard Dean, and the event will be broadcast on WOTR.
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Corry
M_isterial Association
First Methodist Church
Nodm
George A. Myers
B. C. Docherty
Christian and Missionary Alliarnce Church
Christ
Robert, Pier
Spring Creek
Bear Lake Eub
Paul Boysby
Church of the Nazarene
Richard Hostetler
Beaverdam Mennonite
Paul F. Bauer
First Presbyterian Church
Nedrick Young, from actor to screenwriter amid Hollywood storm
Nedrick Young once starred on Broadway and in films before joining wartime Army service. After his Warners contract ended and doors closed due to the House Un-American Activities Committee era, he pursued various jobs from barboy to luggage salesman while writing under Mason E. Douglas. He later earned Oscars with Jacob Aur for The Defiant Ones and authored Inherit the Wind and My Glittering Brothers for Stanley Kramer.
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Nedrick Young
Jacob Aur
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Anna May Wong
Mary Castle
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House Committee On Un-American Affairs
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Hollywood Blacklist Treated As Wasteful by Young
Desi Arnaz and others shaped early projects but Dalton Young criticizes the Hollywood blacklist as wasteful and stupid, arguing it damaged film quality and stifled honest storytelling. He asserts a personal code against recanting and notes public fear affected writers. Ronald Reagan counters with concerns over behind the scenes powers in organizations.
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Elvis Presley
Allhouse
Smith
Kramet
Young
Hollywood
Ronald Reagan
Twin nuns reunited after long separation in India and New York
Twin sisters Sister Mary Josephine and Sister Mary Leonina, once stationed continents apart, are back together. Josephine recently left a nursing post in India, while Leonina serves at a New York orphanage, reuniting after years apart.
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Mary Josephine Esterday
India
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Mary Leonina
Release of Erielle Who Shot Himself Before Court Date
Erie man Wills B Kelley of Exe was released from county prison after 43 days. Judge Elmer Evans had sentenced him 43 days to 18 months for taking tools from Hayes Mig last month, but Kelley received release to obtain daily medical care after a suicide attempt hours before his court date.
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