Editorial: Penn State Faces Accreditation Shakeup and Lost Status
The piece argues Penn State recently gained accreditation for its journalism program but lost architectural accreditation nationwide, harming its graduates' prospects. It notes the architecture board rules nationally while Pennsylvania's board limits state licensure, urging fast university action to restore accreditation and protect student value. The column critiques funding, leadership, and the broader impact on Pennsylvanians and higher education.
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Pennsylvania State University
State of Pennsylvania
National Architectural Accrediting Board
State Board of Examiners of Architects
Pennsylvania
Penn State
State of
Still Hopeful Of Solving Cuban Swap
Relatives of Bay of Pigs prisoners wait for Fidel Castro to accept food and medicine for freedom. A negotiator team led by James B. Donovan is in Miami and will travel to Havana. The International Red Cross designated the S 8 African Pilot freighter to deliver ransom stockpiled in Miami for the exchange.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
James B. Donovan
New York
Havana
Cuba
International Red Cross
Baltimore
Port Everglades
Castro
Pan American World Airways
Cuba Prisoner Exchange Demands Highlighted
Castro demands 62 million dollars in food and medical supplies or equipment for prisoners. The quoted Havana value seems to total 15 million, with a U S wholesale estimate near 13 million. The ship plans place it either in port or at sea en route to Cuba as planes depart from Havana.
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Cuba
Havana
Castro
United States
Pleads Innocent in Fatal Hunting Incident
Anthony Ussia 25 of Clairton pleads innocent to shooting Kenneth Morris 38 of New Castle road near Franklin on December 4. Morris died three hours after being shot in the right hip while hunting underbrush. Ussia released on $1000 bond and faces Venango County court after a prior Alderman hearing.
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Franklin
Clairton
Anthony Ussia
Kenneth Morris
New Castle Road
Pushing on a String in Welfare Policy
Paul Harvey argues that heavy handouts destroy work incentives by subsidizing laziness both at home and abroad. He cites Illinois considering funding aid recipients' divorces and criticizes federal welfare as allowing fraud while warning that subsidizing relief undermines the hardworking ethic that powers the nation.
Government aid versus charity in social welfare debate
The piece argues to limit federal social aid and favor church and charitable relief. It praises Salvation Army and similar efforts for efficient aid distribution while warning against expanding government responsibility. It recalls a time when aid was deemed temporary and emphasizes social security as a government intervention draft.
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Ares
Charity
Indictment for Warren Man Over Imprest Fund Theft
Warren man Lorenzo Cooper, former U S Forest Service clerk at Irving Experimental Station, indicted for theft of government property and embezzlement. FBI testimony says he admitted taking 337 dollars from the Imprest Fund. a spokesman noted a routine transfer to Philadelphia and the missing money leading to his discharge. An additional 900 dollars allegedly unaccounted for remains unverified.
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Warren
Pittsburgh
Lorenzo €. Cooper
U. S. Forest Service Experimental Station
Irving
FBI
Cooper
Forest Service
Philadelphia
Tal
New Three Year Labor Contract Reached by Sere & Holt
Agreement on a three year contract was reached yesterday between Sere & Holt Corp of America and United Stahworkers Union for three Pennsylvania plants and one in Gary Indiana. Plants at Mount Pleasant Norristown and Monroeville saw workers strike for three days in October, then returned to work.
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Pittsburgh
Sere & Holt Corp. of America
United Stahworkers Union
Pennsylvania
Gary
Int
Mount Pleasant
Norristown
Monne
Business confidence warms as forecasts perk up
New York reports business sentiment improving despite steadier industrial input and output. Analysts see hoped tax relief, depreciation changes, and personal income gains lifting spending and investment, suggesting at least modest growth for next year beyond fears of a recession.
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New York
Iminy
Congress
Sentenced to Death for Killing Girl
Joseph J. Meas, 28, was sentenced to die in the electric chair after a seven-member jury found him guilty of the murder of 14 year old Janice Lala Chmielewski. The case involved alleged abduction and attempted rape as she walked home from a meeting last August. Witnesses testified seeing Meas push the nude body into the Schuylkill River. Berks County Judge Wilson Austin presided and urged the jury to decide between first degree murder or insanity defense. Meas’ attorneys indicated an appeal.
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Wmaulm
Joseph J
Meas
Jot
Janice Lala Chmielewski
Schuylkill
Berks County
Wilson Austin
Gunman robs Philadelphia shop near police HQ
A gunman stormed a men s clothing store near police headquarters yesterday, holding up the proprietor and three salesmen. He fled with 575 dollars after blocking victims in a wash room.
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Philadelphia
East Coast gasoline rationing eased amid shortages
In December 2 years ago gasoline ration books on the east coast were limited to one coupon for emergency use while a critical shortage persisted. Also reported were Allied advances toward Tripoli, a Victory Bond drive surpassing 400 000 dollars, a local theft solved by state police, a new four team city basketball league, and proposed Armory rental fee hikes to be decided by the State Armory Board.
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Washington
East Coast
East
Corry
State Armory Board
Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce
North Center merchants hit by blackout during holiday trade
A Saturday evening power failure left North Center street businesses in darkness when overloads on the lines overloaded three transformers. The outage disrupted the height of the holiday shopping period and affected several shops along the street.
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North Center Street
How Much Can One Girdle Hold
DAYTON Univ AP report describes two women arrested in a discount store for stuffing girdles with items. One girdle carried 43 pairs of women hose 42 pairs of men stockings 14 slips 5 anklets and 3 shirts. The other held 33 hose 20 stockings 7 slips a boy cap a pair of trousers and a set of girl pajamas.
Advertising Rates and Publishing Details Listed
The notice lists production managers and offices including McLaughlin and Gu Bergan at national advertising units BOTTINELLI MBALLI Inc with addresses in Lexington Avenue New York Michigan Square Building Chicago Mortgage and Bond Building Detroit Chamber of Commerce Building Pittsburgh and Weightman Philadelphia. It notes Associated Press exclusivity to use and republication for Corry Pennsylvania mail matter with annual and per copy rates and a strong advertising deadline.
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AP News
Corry
Acm
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