Will Prosecute Illegal Bingo Says New Attorney General
Herbert B. Cohen, chosen by Governor George M. Leader, vows to prosecute illegal bingo with uniform state enforcement. He notes bingo remains a local matter under prior officials and says only legislative action can change Pennsylvania law. tasks ahead include state reorganization and streamlining.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Herbert B. Cohen
Flec
George M. Leader
Cohen
York
Leader
Gonn
Fine
Col
C.M. Wilhelm
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Justice Department
Policy Toward China Sparks Bipartisan Debate
Washington debate centers on freeing 14 Americans jailed by Red China. Senator McCarthy backs a blockade strategy, while Senator Sparkman opposes a blockade and urges pressure via allies. Secretary Dulles advocates peaceful means and rules out naval or air blockades.
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Associated Press
Washington
U S
China
Senator McCarthy
Rwis
Senate
Knowland
California
United States
Sparkman
D-Ala
Dulles
U. S
Chicago
White House
Red China
Paper Wins Safety Award for Farm Publication
The Pennsylvania Farmer of Harrisburg was among 19 farm publications receiving the National Safety Council public interest award for exceptional safety service on U S farms in 1963 54. The awards were to be presented at a luncheon by the council to American Agricultural Editors Association members for safety cartoons editorials special articles and safety items in agricultural areas.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Farmer
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
National Safety Council
Courtoil
American Agricultural Editor's Association
Marie Dionne quits Montreal college for rest
Marie Dionne, frail quinniplets member, returns home from Marguerite Bourgeoys College in Montreal with her sister saying she is not ill but exhausted and seeking peace. Her family notes she previously left a Quebec convent due to homesickness and ill health. The decision follows months of unclear trials away from home. Meanwhile Lt Col Harry F Donnelly, rail system consultant in Bogota and former New Haven Railroad executive, dies Monday.
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Associieu Press
Montreal
Marie Dionne
Maurice Girouard
Waterloo
Questid Marie
Callander
Ont
All Saints
Marguerite Bourgeoys College
Elf
Fther Oliva
Marie
Emilie
Quebec
Bogota
Columbia
Harry F. Donnelly
Columbian Nations Railroad
New Haven Railroad
City Council Approves 1965 Budget and Tax Plan
The council moved swiftly on a $168,965 budget, up about 12,000 from 1964 with added items for tax office equipment and police expansion. A new one-half of one percent income levy aims to fund schools, while a nonresident firm will collect taxes and forward to the treasurer. A ninth patrolman, parking enforcement, school safety, and a police car plus radio and siren costs are authorized.
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Corry Seligol
Smith
Cornell
Council
Stanford Mose Company
Lawrence Alport
Polis
Earl T Cherry
Guy Abbey
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Sea‘s Drugs
Sea
Schick Razor
Biblz
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Revlon
Athe
Faberge
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DuBarry
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Woodbury
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Spas
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