Reducing Poverty Plan Proposed by Harriman in New York
Gov Harriman submits a plan costing 200000 to the Legislature to fight poverty through three pilot programs in upstate urban areas and a rural region. It analyzes census data showing high poverty among families and individuals, with aims to test approaches before statewide expansion.
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New York State
Averell ‘Harriman
Empire State
Tess Jan
The Test and The Last Obstacles in Solvency
A commentary on college solvency argues for decisive authority to cut schedules, shift funds, and restore traditional teaching to achieve solvency. It contends universities must reform to avoid reliance on tuition and taxes, urging practical self help over sentiment. Also noted are church outreach ideas, St Valentine observances, and Catholic seminary growth and American Methodist exchange programs.
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Shania
J. Ericson Pike
St. James Episcopal Church
Keene
N. Ef
Usu
Pike
Jena
Paul Miding
Sérond Mouith
Western Ar ai Prince Visitation and Middle East Tensions
A fragmentary report discusses Western royalty and Middle East figures visiting or influencing policy. It cites Prince Abdul Tal of Iraq and Abdul Tan as allies, notes loyalty to Baghdad Pact, and references tensions with Jordan, Buii, Sea’s and Egypt amid Western alignment.
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Saul Arla
America
Abdul Tal
Iraq
Abdul Tih
Jordan
Buii
Sea's
Egypt
West
Ai Abehor
Prince Abant
Tan
Iim
White House
Budget sparks debate over local costs and subsidies
In Pennsylvania the new budget boosts subsidies to 57 cents of every dollar, prompting critics to urge local government to bear local program costs. The piece notes waste could drop with better administration and cites a forthcoming North Center Street appliance outlet, plus various local notes on civic life and town events.
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Pennsylvania
North Center Street
Harold “Poh” Cragg
Palmetto
Charlie Keating
Paul Ings
Eugene Sethman
Ft. ‘Myers
VFW
Sharon Lee Han- Sen
West Washington Street
Beaver College
Beaver
Imayor
Adventurous youth exchange program to start this summer
The program, sponsored by the Methodist Board of Education, will begin this summer. It grows from the International Christian Youth Exchange, a new interdenominational project, and aims to offer teenagers an abroad adventure.
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Methodist Board of Education
International Christian Youth Exchange
TV Schedule Fragments From WBEN Buffalo Tonight and Sunday
Channel listings show WBEN Buffalo with varied programs including Our Milas Brooks Buccaneers Headlines and Sports Quiz at 5 to 6:30 PM today followed by films cartoons and late news. Sunday features color tests Western Roundup High Mass Catholic Action Newsreel and sports and quiz shows into the evening.
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The
Buccaneers
Finn
Playhouse
Bt. Joseph's Ghureh
Newo and
Westher
Cartoon Corner
Face the Nation
Aln Power
Taaste
Private Secretary
GE Theatre
Zate News
Weather
Sparks
Misses Freedom By Few Hours In Erie Case
In Erie yesterday two yes votes and a delay kept a man in conditional supervision after a battery assault charge. Rabtt Manning’s probation was near expiry when, hours before release, he appeared before Judge Elmer L. Evans via Probation Officer Frank.
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Erie
Manning
Elmer L. Evans
Frank
Resignation of Pastor Riv to join Daytona Beach church
Yesterday's Memories of Corry reports Riv, pastor of the Christin and Missionary Alliance Church for five years, tendered resignation to accept a call to the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Daytona Beach, Florida. The report also notes Mayor Glen Miller’s approval of retaining 20 mile per hour speed signs on East Columbus Avenue, South Center and Union streets, and that City Council rejected a Golden Rule Club petition to modify traffic regulations. Additionally, Council rejected two bids for demolishing the Victoria or Antler Hotel on West Main Street.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
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Fla
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East Columbus Avenue
South Center
Union Streets
Golden Rule Club
City Corncil
West Main Street
Deal Talks to Sell Corry and Columbus Line to Panama Traction
Forty years ago the conference considered a sale of the Corry and Columbus car line to the Panama Traction Company. Erie County licenses were granted again as Judge Rossiter issued liquor license decisions. Pennsylvania Gas Company officials reportedly plan rate increases next year. Manning of the YMCA faced probation noncompliance. Judge Evins revoked probation and sent Manning to Allegheny County Workhouse for five to ten months.
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George Ropp
Company F
Jeffry Baldwin
Mathemnatics
Pennsylvania Buate University
Baldwin
Corry
Corry Area High School
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Princhard Howard Sheen
Mary Jane Hulstrom
Jacqueline FR. Pylilson
Robert Tunnell Jr
Trish
Corry and
Columbus
Paniama Traction Company
Erie
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