PSEA Aide To Hear Facts In Pease Case Hearing
Millcreek attorney Louis Adler will meet at 4 p m tomorrow in Westlake Junior High School with Millcreek PSEA members to discuss the Pease case. The session is reported as closed door. Donation jars exist at Millcreek stores fundraising for Pease.
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Millcreek
Louis Adler
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Educaton Association
Westlake Jun—ior High School
Millcreek Psea
PSEA
George Pease
Save Our Committee
Pease
Conneaut
Ohio
Neil Musmanno
Son
Musmansio
Charies H. Boehm
Kearns Accuses Powell Of Thwarting His Office Space
Washington Congressmen clash over Labor Committee offices as Rep Kearns charges Rep Powell with ousting staff and blocking office space. Powell defends expanding staff saying Kearns resists needed shifts. Kearns vows to seek House floor action if SpeakerMcCormack orders surrender. Powell reports payroll of 633000 annually for 41 to 47 staffers.
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API
Rep
Kearns
Adam C. Powell
Dn.y
Pennsylvania
House Labor Committee
Powell
Chamah
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
House
Graham Barden
D-N.c
Hold Erie Man For Passing Bogus One Dollar Bills
An Erie man named Whitney Q. Rosenzweig, 42, was arrested in Pittsburgh by city police and federal agents on counterfeit money charges. He allegedly passed about 400 dollars in bogus one dollar bills since last Wednesday, with most found in taverns. He faced Erie charges of passing worthless checks and possible larceny, waived hearing, and was jailed on a 1500 dollar bond.
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Lseeweunn
Erie
Pittsburgh
Whitney Q. Rosenzweig
Secret Service
Paul T. Usher
Rosenzweig
U.S
Alex McNaugher
Ex Governor Dies at 74 in South Dakota
Merrell Quentin Sharpe, 74, a Republican who served as governor of South Dakota from 1949 to 1946, died yesterday. Sharpe also held the post of attorney general in the early 1930s.
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Kennebec
Merrell Quentin Sharpe
South Dakota
Sharpe
Ponders Moves Against Castro in OAS Debate
Latin American powers debate Cuba as Argentina pushes compromise denouncing Castro but avoiding full rupture. The United States backs Argentina, while Brazil seeks to block Cuba with a neutralist stance. Haiti shifts stance, Guatemala threatens walkout, others align with mixed penalties.
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Frage Une
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Brazil
Latin-America
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Cuba
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Congress
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OAS
Haiti
Mexico
Chile
Guatemala
Kennedy declines Soviet visit on world tour
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy rejects an informal invitation to visit the Soviet Union during his planned world trip. He says travel plans are fixed but hopes to visit the USSR in the future. The Justice Department and White House declined to identify who issued the invitation. Kennedy and his wife will visit Japan, Indonesia, Iran, Germany, and the Netherlands, ending around February 26, after a prior West Africa trip last August.
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Ethel
Japan
Indonesia
Iran
Germany
Netherlands
West Africa
Safe Winter Driving Urged By State Police
State police urged motorists to drive carefully amid freezing temperatures and wintry mix. Sgt. C W Irwin advised keeping front wheels straight when pulling out, using gentle throttle, and swinging the wheel to clear a path. Maintain window visibility, leave extra distance, and know how to pump brakes for safer stops.
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Sererree Ree Pemance
C. W. Irwin
Corry
Irwin
Nce
Husband Survives Eight Days in Snowy Woods Bet
Tony Wedal, 25, bets wife and friends he can endure eight days in a snowbound camp with only a tent and dehydrated foods. He reaches halfway mark amid reports of good health and ongoing wood chopping as Courtney Bauer monitors daily progress from Lake Beebe shores near Clare. Ernie Kovacs nomination noted for 1961 directorial award in a separate item.
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Chames
Wien
Onndrt Wedal
Tony Wedal
J. R. Gerson
Lake Beebe
Wedal
Clare
Courtney Bauer
Wedall
Bauer
English Class Delivers Controversial Syntax Lesson
In Wappingers Falls New York a high school English teacher used a 31 sentence humor exercise about a boy and his dog to teach syntax prompting parents to question whether the district teaches English or delinquency. The district backed the English department while noting one student’s letters to the editor criticized the method.
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Wappingers Falls
N.Y
Irving
Schlep
Poughkeepsie Journal
Dennis J. Hannan
Wappingers Central School
Engish
Board of Education
Hannan
Wappingers Central
Pennsylvania Speaker Donates 1000 From Session Pay
AP report notes Speaker H G Andrews will donate his $1000 extra pay from a special legislative session to three liberal arts colleges chosen by lot. Senators contemplate giving their $1000 to charity or education. Andrews asks House members to submit eligible college names. a committee will select three. The act granting $500 extra for a special session was repealed years ago.
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Harrlapunwu
H. G. Andrews
Andrews
House
Anthony J. DiSilvestro
Senate
Caramannis Government Wins Confidence Vote in Athens Parliament
In Athens the pro Western government led by Premier Constantine Caramannis secured a vote of confidence in Parliament early today. The ruling bloc faced accusations it used strong-arm tactics during last fall’s national election, but the government prevailed.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine Caramannis
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