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Pennsylvania teachers threaten action over pay rise
Harrisburg lawmakers return to Captiol Hill as Governor Shafer proposes a $2 billion budget for the next year while the Pennsyl vania State Education Association plans militant action over minimum teacher salaries rising from $4 500 to $6 000 The PSEA House of Delegates meets this weekend to decide on a possible statewide strike or other protests on March 4 or when the legislature reconvenes.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Capit Hill
Shafer
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Capitol Hill
House of Delegates
Corey Evening Journal Clasps Publishing Details
The Core y Evening Journal prints local news under Associated Press licenses. Publication terms list mail and carrier rates, daily morning deadline, and circulation details for subscription and delivery.
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Eyed Daly
Senate hearing explores drug industry warning failures
Drew Pearson reports before a Senate Subcommittee on Drugs that doctors rely on drug companies for safety warnings. Testimony highlights negligence by firms, with Parke Davis cited for aggressive chloromycetin advertising despite dangerous risks. Cases include the death of Edgar Tilstrom’s daughter after chloromycetin use and a 25 damage suits cited by Parke Davis. The discussion links physician reliance, advertising practices, and differing international warnings.
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Washington
Senate
Subcommittee On Drugs Today
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Harry J. Loynd
Parke Davis
Sen. Nelson
Carney Love
Palo Alto
Calif
Corry Ice Rink Sets Attendance Records in Winter Run
Mead Park officials report record attendance at the Third Ward rink as February weather grants near ices. A chimney fire on East Main Street caused minor damage but was quickly controlled. Ballots go out for Corry Chamber of Commerce directors for the coming year amid ticking time for snow predictions.
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Mead Park
Third Ward
Stockton
East Main Street
Corry
Decline of Mainline Churches and Rise of Cults Prompts Alarm
Paul Harvey warns that Christian churches lose influence as church attendance stagnates while crime and immorality rise. He cites Buddhism growth in the U S and a bearded Indian guru as signs of spiritual shifts. He argues liberalism weakens morals and society while cults promise blissful consciousness and wars, famine, and earthquakes may be resolved by meditation.
Quotable Notables and Random Facts From A Busy Day
A collage of trivia and anecdotes from a midcentury column noting America's gum and ice cream consumption, diabetes risks, Edison’s birthday, talking points on telephoning speed, dental issues, and varied bits on parking in Tokyo, Earthquakes, folklore, and Goethe.
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Thomas Alva Edison
Kathleen
America
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Sen
Nelson
British Medical Journal
Wisconsin
California
Congress
United States
Jamie Whitten
Miss
Department of the World
Lueck
Department of Agriculture
John Fairclough
Buffalo
Ofl
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Devil
Satan
India
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Gallup
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Mia Farrow
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
New York
Has Boyle
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Tokyo
Venus
U.S
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Braintree
Dark Horse
Salena
John Adams
James Knox Polk
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Theodore Roosevelt
Antarctica
Florida
Goethe