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Support For Junior Colleges Gains in Pennsylvania
State College Centre Daily Times reports that support for a public junior college system in Pennsylvania is growing among educators and parents, but agreement on implementation remains elusive. The piece argues Penn State University is best positioned to run such a program in cooperation with communities, and urges the Governor's Task Force on Higher Education to act to avoid delays.
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Brando in Tahiti aboard Bounty shoot delays loom
Hollywood Highlights follows Marion Brando on the Tahiti set of Mutiny On the Bounty as MGM shoots aboard a three mast ship off Papeete. Brando mutters about delays and rain while reporters probe his privacy and talk of his star status.
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Debate Over Gold Loss and Dollar Defense Intensifies
The Kennedy administration faces a split among observers on halting gold outflows and balancing payments. Some urge stronger inflation control and a balanced U S treasury, others see gold loss as temporary or fixable with limited steps. Dr Marcus Nadler calls for international cooperation to rectify the payments deficit and maintain the dollar at 35 per ounce.
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Television Review: Paar Travel Hour Feels Quietly Entertaining
AP reviewer finds Jack Paar's NBC travelogue hour uneven but engaging with funny and serious moments. Narration highlights cultures, light travel humor, and Paar's calm tone, despite occasional focus and sound imperfections. Bobby Darin's Hope-led variety show follows, praised for energy though not especially memorable. Perry Como appears in Come Show, 9 to 10. Belafonte guest spot noted.
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The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A brief meditation on how spoken language fades while printed text endures, contrasting immediacy with permanence. The piece underscores media resilience and the lasting record of written communication.
Warren Area Shuns Road Improvement
State Highways Department plans 2.85 miles of Route 606 in Warren County to widen and straighten the highway from Sheffield to Barnes. About six residents at a public hearing opposed for safety, saying the change would boost speeding and proposing a new nearby road instead. Warren Chamber of Commerce and Warren Development Commission attended but did not testify. both favored the proposal. The road is part of an eventual time with the Keystone Shortway at Brookville.
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Man May Take Next Space Trip
The article details Ham's couch tied test capsule for a four man alert, with NASA officials noting levers must be pressed in time to avoid shocks. It compares U S and Soviet space efforts, including Laika and emerging capabilities. It explains why Ham’s flight yielded unexpected dividends due to a faster burn and an escape rocket, granting extra weightlessness and a hotter re-entry.
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Kennedy TV news conferences could boost Kennedy lobby pull
Marlow analyzes Kennedy's live televised news conferences as a powerful tool to pressure Congress, keep him in the public mind, and build a firm foundation for a 1964 run, noting potential advantages and risks across various groups and times.
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Erie Girl Fends Off Attacker During Late Evening Attempt
An 18 year old Erie girl was frightened but unharmed after an unidentified man grabbed her from behind around 7 45 pm. She screamed causing the assailant to flee. The victim had waited for a late bus and, fearing a recent assault murder, moved in the same direction. Detectives Hartwig Peganoff and Officer Puhrman investigate.
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Bombs fall on Tripoli. WPA projects face funding cuts
Reports state several tons of bombs were dropped on Tripoli by the British Royal Air Force. In Pennsylvania the WPA sewing projects employing 12,000 women may close February 17 without new state funds. The Corry Red Cross plans a large shipment to war refugees, departing Friday to an unknown foreign destination.
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40 Years Ago February 1 1921 News Roundup
Mrs Carrie Allen and Mist Lucy Thomas return from Titusville and Centerville. Seven new fire alarm gangs will be stationed in the city for the men. Mr and Mrs Olin Bracken led the grand march at the DAR ball with Miller's Orchestra. Ralph Ely W W Morgaridge J R McCray and Charles Patterson named jurors for the March term common pleas court.
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Steel Delegate Doher Dies in Chicago Hospital
John W. Doher, a delegate of the United Steelworkers of America, died yesterday in a Chicago hospital after suffering a heart attack. The 1 dollar figure appears as OCR noise and is not clarified.
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