Johnson to push four new speeches this week
President Johnson will address Congress with four messages this week. Topics include education immigration foreign aid and space while the House and Senate rearrange committee assignments. The immigration plan seeks major quota removal and a five year phase in. A leadership struggle within the House Republicans continues as Ford considers new choices.
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Penn State Medal Award Goes to A J Caruso
A J Caruso executive ace of the General State Authority holds the seventh annual Penn State Medal. Penn State created the award in 1957 to honor distinguished service in higher education in Pennsylvania. The university commended Caruso for his role in the GSA’s $400 million higher education construction program.
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Ad executive and guild leader Parker dies at 74
Andrew McLean Parker 74 a retired advertising executive and the American Newspaper Guild's first vice president died Saturday in Abington Pennsylvania. He led guild efforts and served as a pioneer in newsroom labor relations through decades of service with major newspapers. He is survived by his family and colleagues who remember his leadership and industry impact.
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Northeast Snow Storm Disrupts Travel and Schools
Heavy snowstorms spread from the Northeast to Virginia and Maryland, closing schools in five counties and prompting emergency plans. The storm caused fatalities in West Virginia and New Jersey, diverted flights at New York airports, and left residents facing hazardous driving conditions from Virginia to Maine.
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Snow Bombards Keystoners
Pennsylvania faced heavy snow from a northeast storm with up to nine inches in some suburbs and Philadelphia areas. The drifted snow caused school closures, travel hazards, and accidents including a bus crash near Ebensburg injuring 19. Turnpike limits dropped to 35 mph. Harrisburg airport closed briefly. Gov. Scranton missed the Farm Show preview as Lt. Gov. Shafer and Secretary Bull stood in.
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Bielo Named Executive Director of Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Robert J. Bielo of East Petersburg Lancaster County was named executive director of the Pennsylvania Fish Commission succeeding Albert Day who was fired last July. Bielo previously Day’s top assistant and has been acting director since Day’s ouster, becoming the youngest to hold the post with a starting salary of 13000 dollars per year.
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Rep Vigorito Names Washington Staff in 1960s era
Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito of Erie announced his Washington D C staff including administrative assistant Dolores C McCartney from Sharon who is a Mercyhurst and University of Dayton graduate with a JD from American University. Marius B Peladeau becomes press secretary with journalism MS from Boston University and MA from Georgetown. Eleanor Storac and Lillian Walter join as secretary and executive secretary respectively. Thomas E Dwyer of Erie will be research assistant, a Georgetown senior and nephew of Judge Dwyer.
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Johnson named honorary chairman of Independence Park plan
LBJ is named honorary chairman of the Committee of ’76 of the Declaration of Independence House in Philadelphia. The house, to be reconstructed, will become part of the Independent National Historical Park. Thomas Jefferson drafted the original document in the house. Johnson was named honorary chairman over the weekend.
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