Erie Man Declares Candidacy for Congress in 1966 Nomination
Neil R. Buliano of Erie announces his bid for the Republican nomination to Congress from the 24th District. A Meadville native and Data Processing Inc. president, he outlines plans, discusses district needs, and sets headquarters at 72nd State Street. He lists education, military service, directorships, and political activity as qualifications.
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Erie
Neil R. Buliano
Buliano
Meadville
Data Processing, Inc
Data Processing Institute of
Jamestown
N. C
Data Processing Institute
Washington, Pa
Galiano
24Th
Citzens
Congress
72Th State Street
Euliano
Academy High
Edinboro State Teachers College
Gannon College
Baltimore schools to form bagpipe band for music program
Baltimore officials consider adding a bagpipe band to public schools. Mayor Theodore R. Keldin backs the move with Clan Campbell ties while Dr. Laurence G. Paquin, the school chief, asks instructors to seek bagpipe teachers as part of expanding music education despite limited Scotch ancestry concerns.
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Baltimore
SNCC Leader Calls Civil Rights Fight More Vital Than Vietnam War
John R. Lewis, SNCC national chairman, argues the civil rights struggle is more vital than the Vietnam War. He cites legal draft evasion routes, calls for black voter protection, and accuses the U S of failing to guarantee free elections while opposing the war.
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Egra
Cli Negra
Uniteds
Viet Nam
John R. Lewis
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Lewis
SNCC
U.S
Atlanta
United States
Rare blood disease hits Penn Amish community
In Kishacoquillas valley Mifflin County central Pennsylvania doctors report a rare blood disorder tied to endogamy within the Old Order Amish. Dr. Herbert Bowman cites nine child deaths over 15 years, with several survivors kept alive by transfusions and urgent spleen removal surgery before age three.
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Harrisburg
250 Valley
Pennsylvania
Herbert S. Bowman
Bowman
California
Lancaster County
Ohio
Indiana
Kishacoquillas
Mifflin County
Milwaukee Airport Tries Treating Grain To Deter Gulls
Milwaukee's Mitchell Field officials use treated grain to intoxicate nearby gulls drawn by dump sites. Drunk birds emit distress calls that deter others, reducing airport hazards. One gull reportedly drew into a jet engine with damage, while other birds harmed jet tankers.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mitchell
Stewart D. Mast
Baby sitter works as hotel clerk in New York
A four month old girl named JoAnn accompanied her mother to work at the Sheraton Atlantic Hotel in New York where the mother serves as a room clerk and also acts as a babysitter.
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JoAnn
Sheraton-Atlantic Hotel
New York
Dognappers Face Tightening Rules in Congress
A bill to regulate the handling and sale of research animals moves through Congress after pet thefts and dog auctions spurred action. Sen. Joseph Clark and Rep. Joseph Resnick lead the drive. supporters cite up to 65 percent of research animals stolen, while opponents warn of discrimination and overreach.
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Washington
Peter Lakavage
Slatington
New York City
Congress
Joseph §. Clark
D-Pa
Rep
Joseph ¥. Resnick
D-N.y
Pennsylvania
House Agriculture
Clark
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Resnick
House
Pennsylvania expands medical assistance program under new federal act
Welfare officials say 188000 Pennsylvanians may apply in 12 months with 38000 new eligibility under the overhaul. The plan costs 71 million for six months of 1966, with 29 million federally funded and a state share about 32 million. Officials stress it complements, not replaces, private insurance and urges continued private coverage.
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Paul P. Schroth
Welfare Department
Office of
Arlin M. Adams
Adams
Pennsylvania
U.S
Wellfare
Ellen Winston
Thomas F. Manley
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Philadelphia
Manley
States Medical “Society
Local Jehovahs Witnesses to attend Kane Assembly
A local Jehovahs Witnesses group announced the congregation meetings will be cancelled January 14 to 16 to permit delegates to attend the semi annual ministerial assembly at the Temple Theatre in Kane. The three day Bible training program, run by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, will draw about 900 ministers from 17 congregations across northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York.
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Ee Presiaing Ceistere
Jehovah's Witnesses
Moody
Ross Moody
J. A. Hinderer
Watchtower Society
United States
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Mary G. Morton
Empress
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Florida Oranges
Armour’s Star
Trate
Ina
Emily Carazo
Jamaica
Queens
Dognappers
Fide
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
The
Humane Society
Delaware
New Jersey
Connecticut
Kane Assembly
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R.F.D
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Corry, Pennsylvania
National Zante ‘of
Corry
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Cortes
Devoe Wonder
Tra Value Building Supply Center
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