PSEA Pushes Bible Reading Legalized In Schools
Harrisburg AP reports the 11th annual Pennsylvania State Education Association convention proposes a resolution urging state lawmakers and Congress to legalize Bible reading in public schools. Delegates also back stricter teacher certification, fitness programs, expanded area tech schools, more scholarships, and federal aid for public education.
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PSEA
Congress
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Education Association
U.S. Supreme Court
Howard K. Stewart
Westminster College
Resolutions Committee
Stewart
Association
Chilren
Killer Of Local Woman's Kin Pleads Guilty
Robert K. Matson 28 of Pisher near Clarion pled guilty to murder and arson in the killing of George Avery 24 of Fisher, the brother of Mrs. William Helmintoller. He remained in Clarion County jail without bond awaiting a hearing next week after an arraignment where he said he did not recall firing multiple shots. An inquest is set for Monday as authorities described asphyxiation likely from smoke.
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Corry
Clarion County
Robert K. Matson
Pisher
Clarion
Matson
George Avery
Fisher
William Helmintoller
Spencer Road
R. D
Corry YMCA Receives National Eligibility Certificate
The Corry YMCA earned a national eligibility certificate from the National Council of YMCAs for 1964-65 86, based on its physical education program leadership policies and community service. The award, given every three years, permits inter association competition and signals strong standards in leadership, ongoing program evaluation, and commitment to health and citizenship grounded in Christian principles.
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Corry Young Men's Christian Association
YMCA
National Council of Ymcas
Sterling Wees
Wees
Corry
Corry Y
Danger Drives to Hole in Normandy Road
Engineer George Robinson drove his car to a roadside hole in Normandy, England, to assess danger of someone falling in. He reported the gap and warned locals to avoid the area as repairs were needed.
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Normandy
England
George Robinson
Licenses Issued For Wheat Sale To Russia
Washington AP The Commerce Department issued conditional licenses for 40.6 million dollars of U S wheat sales to Russia with terms to be met before completion. Two unnamed U S firms received 20.32 million dollar permits each under conditions including pricing and shipping terms. If Russia accepts terms, the sale proceeds. if not, it stalls. Soviet negotiators balk at U S shipper requirements and higher freight rates. The deals could foreshadow larger shipments as Moscow shows interest in about 250 million dollars in U S grain.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Russia
U.S
Soviet Union
Spalesman
John F. Kennedy
Living Costs Reach Record High in November
The Labor Department reports November consumer prices rose 0.2 percent led by higher housing and food costs. The CPI stands at 107.4 percent of the 1957-59 average, up 1.3 percent from a year earlier, meaning a $10 goods basket costs $10.74. Food costs rose 0.2 percent with fresh fruits, vegetables, and sugar driving the gain. housing rose 0.2 percent. Average hourly earnings rose 2 cents to $2.49, and take home pay for workers with three dependents rose 46 cents to $88.77 weekly.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Needs Control Says Doctors Feudal Plan Offends Power
A Wisconsin economist described American medicine as a feudal system with concentrated economic power and urged federal regulation of doctors fees and abolition of discriminatory charges. He argued Cadillac training creates entry barriers while noting rising earnings for doctors since 1940 and 1950s, yet doubted the large earnings differential can be fully explained by market forces. Continued on Page Eight.
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Cleveland
Wisconsin Economics
Manuel Gottlieb
University of Wisconsin At Milwaukee
Economist
Barry Goldwater Attacks LBJ Over Foreign Aid Bill
Senate Republican Barry Goldwater sharply criticized President Johnson over foreign aid legislation. He warned the President was pressuring Congress and signaled a potential run for the 1964 race. Goldwater spoke from Phoenix while recovering from surgery, as White House aides dismissed the charge.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Goldwater
Besfore
John P. Kennedy
Republican Party
Senate
Phoenix
State Court Upholds County in Cow Blood Test Case
Erie seven year dispute ends as State Superior Court upholds Erie County rulings in Corrington and Emma Alford v. state and agricultural agents. Alords sought 10000 damages after troopers and agents tested their cow for Bangs disease with a search warrant. local jury ruled for defendants.
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Erie
Corrington Alford
State Superior Court
Erie County
Corrington
Emma Alford
R.D
Union City
Alford
Alfords
Bang
James R. Bailey
Peter J. Nogales
Corry Barracks
Henry W. Book
Poland
Hewes
Stanley Orzepowski
Charleston Airman Fatally Struck By Car Fan Blade
Police identified Victor Copeland of Youngstown Ohio as the airman killed when a fan blade flew from a car and struck him while he raised the hood of a mute parked in front of his home in Charleston. The incident was confirmed by Police Chief Willan F. Kelly.
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Maa
Ludo Luiy
Victor Copeland
Youngstown
Oho
Willan F. Kelly
Copeland
Hls
Cease-Fire Brings Cyprus Quiet Again
Cyprus calmed as Greek Turkish Cypriots and British led patrols began in Nicosia to restore order after seven days of sectarian clashes. Western powers sought UN Security Council action while Britain reinforced forces and Johnson urged Cypriots to end the fraternal strife.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
Makatiog
Turhorily
U.N. Security Council
Tukey Sin Wee
Turkey
Britain
Royal Air Force
Krom
Ranen
Johnson to Meet Erhard in Texas Summit
President Johnson prepared for two day talks with Chancellor Ludwig Erhard beginning Saturday at the LBJ Ranch near Houston. CIA Director McCone briefed Johnson on Cyprus and overseas issues as preparations intensified with key aides including Rusk Freeman Ball and Herter.
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Johnson
Cyprus
Hasslegrumean
Emmy Rae
Erhard
Houston
Lbj Ranch
Washington
White House
Texas
Donn Rusk
Orville L. Freeman
George Ball
Christian Herter
Freeman
Cerman
City names its first meter maid in January start
Mayor Zalencek announces the hiring of Mrs Ronald Barstow as the city's first meter maid after screening 16 applicants. She will begin with a three mile route on a full time basis and may soon move to a vehicle. Police will assist when she is off duty. London end fog and ice blamed for recent highway accidents.
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Philip Zalencek
Ronald Barstow
Marion Streat
Barstow
Snowplow Collision On Route 8 In Linton Area
A northbound snowplow operated by Wallace Perkins 99 RD 4 Union City was about to turn when a northbound car driven by George Banner 48 Clarion Pa skidded on ice and struck the plow south of Linton City on Route 8. Two injuries reported. snowplow undamaged. vehicle damage about 200. Trooper Kate cites icy highway as cause.
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Linton City
William Kyle
Corry
U S and Cambodia seek settlement with Philippines aid
United States and neutralist Cambodia move to ease a rapidly worsening feud with help from the Philippines. Initial contacts have been made and will continue, Philippine officials say. Washington weighs the matter cautiously as it also weighs ties with South Vietnam and Thailand amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Manilatory
United States
Cambodia
Philippines
Salvador P. Looper
Norodom Sihanouk
China
Willian E. Stevenson
South Viet Nam
Tag
Contac
Phnom Penh
Washington
U.S
Diogdas de Macapagal
Columbia Film Aide Dies at Palm Springs
Nathan Cylil, 63, sales executive for Columbia Pictures Corp, died yesterday in Palm Springs after a long career in film distribution and publicity. He is survived by a widow and two children.
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Columbia Film Aide
Tes
Palm Springs
Cylil
Nathan d. Colin
Columbia Pictures Corp
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