Pa Legislature in Full Stride After 7 Weeks
Harrisburg AP seven weeks into the 1965 session, both chambers held hearings on Scranton budget and state programs. Committees plan open forums on education, tuition, realignment, milk industry, and police. Hearings outside Harrisburg set in Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia. total measures rise to 380 in the House and 285 in the Senate.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Hough
Senate
House Appropriations
Gav. Scranton
Senate Education Committee
House Higher Education
House Committee On
House
Wilkes-Barre
House Appropriations Committee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton Administration
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Pennsylvania
Joseph H. Hepford
Rauphin
Rotary Dinner Honors Boy Scout Troop 80 Leaders
Newell Beckwith Scoutmaster of Troop 80 led a Rotary Club dinner at the Hotel Corry honoring the troop. Seated are George Black and Dr. Joseph W. Seitz. standing are Olin Bracken and Crawford Sallee. Rotary members Richard Pulling and scouts Edward Swanson and Richard Dennis joined the event.
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Newell Beckwith
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
George Black
Joseph W. Seitz
Olin W. Bracken
Crawford Sallee
Richard Pulling
Edward Swanson
Richard Dennis
Elmer
Cardinal Cushing Recovery Progress Reported by Doctors
Boston AP reports doctors caring for Cardinal Richard Cushing say his recovery from major abdominal surgery is satisfactory and hopeful despite a slight setback from asthma. A section of his intestine was removed in a two hour operation Saturday to remove a growth known as polyps.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Chancery Office
Comedian Mason Sues Ed Sullivan for Libel
New York comedian Jackie Mason files a $3 million libel and slander suit in State Supreme Court against Ed Sullivan and producer Robert Precht alleging Sullivan defamed him on the television show. The complaint seeks damages and seeks to clear Mason’s name from alleged false statements.
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New York
Presidential Protective Panel Could Seek More Funds
A Cabinet committee on presidential safety chaired by Treasury Secretary Dillon is expected to urge more money manpower and investigative authority for protecting presidents. The group will likely reject shifting life protection from the Secret Service to the FBI and plans to report to the White House soon. Members include Katzenbach McCone Bundy and Dillon, formed after the Johnson order last Sept. 28. The White House will release findings as Congress weighs protective measures and a pending federal crime proposal.
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Washuvuiun
Cabinet Committee
Secret Service
FBI
Secretary of the Treasury
Doug Tig’ Dillon
White House
Johnson
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Dillon
Adv
Nicholas Katzenbach
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McGeorge Bundy
United States
Cabinet
Siamese Twins Separated Healthy At One Week
Siamese twin girls Karen and Kimberly Webber were separated in a three hour operation last week. A Texas Children's Hospital physician said they eat milk and cereal and are in satisfactory condition with an uneventful recovery.
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Houston
Tex
Texas Children’s Hospital
Kesman
Karen
Imberly Webber
Kimberly
John Jebber Jr
Bay City
Bundestag approves 4.5 billion defense budget in Bonn
West German Bundestag votes 227 to 6 for a 4.5 billion dollar defense budget, with 165 Socialists abstaining. The plan, tied to U.S. guidance, anticipates swift enactment and includes manpower growth for the Secret Service, closer Secret Service FBI liaison, and a major expansion of protective research to identify threats in advance.
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Bonn
Germany
Bundestag
Meadville Council Reviews Off-Street Parking Proposals
Meadville City Council delayed action on parking plans after reviewing Ramp Consulting and Meadville Parking Authority proposals. A federal briefing with Jason Nathan is set for March 17 to discuss city needs including recreation and urban redevelopment. The Ramp plan totals about 450,000 dollars with half for a Market Buildings site, while the Authority plan adds 140 spaces at roughly 350,000 dollars.
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Meadville Council
Meadville
F. Daniel Leary
William ©. Arthur
Meadville Parking Authority
Lear
Jason Nathan
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Philadelphia
Leary
Nathan
Chamber
Beechnut founder dies at 94 in Florida
Fra Raymond P. Lipe founder of Beechnut Company in 1891 has died at age 94 in Fort Lauderdale. He was a grain shipper and financier during World War I.
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Beechnut
Fort Lauderdale
Raymond P. Lipe
Beechnut Company
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Joshua Tilberg
Dauphin County
Republican
Harvey Taylor
Senate Appropriations Committee
Philmont
Cimarron, N. Mex
McMichael
Cushing
Median
Mason
Comedian Sues
Ed Sullivan
Mallory’s Meat Market
Washington St
Wieners
T-Bone Club
Porterhouse
North Center Street
Mt Ny
Teflon
Camp Knives
Orlon
Plymouth
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