New Eneland Frigid Midwest Warmer Briefing
Arctic cold eased in the Midwest as readings rose across the plains and Great Lakes. Subzero starts gave way to warmer air from the Pacific, while freezing rain slicked Minnesota Wisconsin and Lower Michigan and brought ice to trees and power lines in Wisconsin.
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State Township Supervisors Convention Opens With 1500 Delegates
About 1,500 delegates attended the opening of the 41st annual Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors convention. The group draws elective officials from 1,473 second class townships in rural areas. Dr Neal Bowman of the National Association of Manufacturers will be the main speaker at the banquet tomorrow evening. The convention runs through Thursday.
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A concise meditation contrasts spoken language with printed text, reflecting on ephemeral speech versus enduring written records. It notes the air carries voice while print preserves words beyond moments of sound.
Cold Helps PennsylvanIa Farms In Wintry Spell
Pittsburgh AP reports severe cold did not harm Pennsylvania farms and may help. Assistant farm agent Jack Paules notes snow cover protected winter crops like wheat barley and oats while subzero temps reduced flea beetles spreading wilt diseases in sweet corn. Diversion signups run to March 22 for 1963 crops with price support loans available.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Jack Paules
Allegheny County
Paules
Keating Puzzles Dems on Intelligence Sources
The article notes Senator Keating refuses to disclose his information sources, despite accurate public findings. It mentions his limited committee roles and questions how he obtains intelligence data, highlighting discontent among Democrats.
Rockefeller Attacks Kennedy In Newark Fundraiser
Gov Nelson Rockefeller denounces the Kennedy administration over civil rights economy and Cuban policy during a Newark fund raiser for New Jersey Republicans. He criticizes withholding public information on Cuba and the halt of underground nuclear tests, saying Rusk and resumption followed his remarks. He plans no explicit 196- nominating campaign push in New Jersey.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kent
Rockefeller
Newark
Kennedy
Rocketeer
New Jersey
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Old-Time Corry Furniture Company Rebuilt After Fires
The K P L Furniture Company founded by Keppel Patterson and Lippman produced thousands of wood household pieces. The all wood factory burned twice, was rebuilt each time, and later the site on East South Street became residential. The office stood on Main Street in a long three story building with a lumberyard and railroad siding along East William Street.
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Keppel, Patterson and Lippman
East South Street
Main Street
William Street
South Street
May and Shall Key School Words Continue Debate
The debate over the moratorium bill continues as a Justice Department interpretation is awaited. Wagner supports a moratorium but warns against watering it down, noting future legislation may reimpose reorganization if needed. The committee favors a moratorium while addressing broader factors to make reorganization workable for Pennsylvania.
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Justce Department
Wagner
Pennsylvania
Ex Erie Man Faces Charge In Son's Death
A former Erie man is held in Wise Virginia pending extradition to Tennessee where he is sought in the death of his year old son. John David Sames, 23, a student at East Tennessee State College, is charged with felonious assault with intent to commit second degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. Samol was apprehended after a police chase reaching 85 mph. Murder charges were dropped when the child died from pneumonia rather than heat or suffocation.
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Wise
Tennessee
John David Sames
East Tennessee State College
Johnson City
Tenn
Samol
Janice
David
Pope John XXII Recovers From Bad Cold at Vatican
Vatican sources said Pope John XXII is gradually recovering from a two day cold. It is his first illness since healing from severe anemia and a stomach disorder that sent him to bed on November 27, two days after his birthday.
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Vatican City
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Vatican
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