Two Dems Plot Primary Moves Against McCarthy
Washington AP reports two Democratic senators oppose U.S. Vietnam policy and consider favorite son presidential campaigns to support McCarthy. Sens. Hartke of Indiana and McGovern of South Dakota see possible campaigns to bolster McCarthy’s anti Vietnam stance while planning contests in Wisconsin Nebraska Oregon and California with possible New Hampshire or Massachusetts entries. McIntyre and King downplay Johnson risk though McCarthy may skip New Hampshire due to overseas schedule.
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Teachers Die After Snowbound School Collision
Three women teachers departing a snow shut school were killed when their car collided with a tractor trailer. Victims were Alice Costa and Edna Conner of Burnside and Madeline Bell of Mahaffey, all from Clearfield County.
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Area Man 38 Fatally Killed In Snow Crash Near Panama
Ernest J. Blythe 34 of Watts Flats died after losing control of a pickup on a snow covered road and crashing into an unloaded school bus east of the village. He died at WCA Hospital Jamestown from a fractured skull. Bus driver Beverly Peterson of Ashville, returning the Panama Central School bus, escaped injury as her vehicle narrowly avoided the crash. State police noted a seven inch snowstorm across Indiana County and a separate car skidded on Pennsylvania 266, struck by the truck.
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Scranton Teachers' Strike Threat Shrinks School Attendance
Scranton faces a looming walkout as two teachers groups call a strike after stalled contract talks. The city school board keeps schools open while picket lines form. contingencies include parents escorting students and ongoing wage disputes between PSEA and SFT leaders.
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Open House Planned at Roberts Furniture in Columbus
Roberts Furniture in Columbus invites the public to an open house Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. The event marks the completion of a new addition with expanded floor space and browsing welcomed. Discount prices will be offered during the celebration.
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Draft chief notes many drivers licenses from protestors
Washington AP report quotes Hershey head of the Selective Service saying three of four protestor cards turn into nondraft documents, with few genuine draft cards returned. He cites a thousand claimed by Pentagon march leaders but only 297 valid cards turned in, and notes fines for fake cards. He warns card burning is hard to prove. real penalties include up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Public Utility Panel Expected Ruling On Cambridge Crossings
The State Public Utility Commission will issue a ruling on safety improvements for dangerous Cambridge Springs railroad crossings after briefs are filed by November following an October 19 hearing. The case stems from an August 22 Grant Street collision that injured four teenagers near Erie Lackawanna rails.
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Bishop's Stand Tangles Catholic School Desegregation Debate
The St Pauls Cathedral High School enrollment may fall by one third to one half as Catholic figures oppose HB 118. Father Corrado warns passage could lead to fully segregated schools and reverse civil rights gains. Msgr Charles Rice notes Catholic schools have unwittingly aided de facto segregation.
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