Farmers Still Feel Effects Of Drought
Harrisburg AP report details Pennsylvania farmers especially livestock operators still paying high feed costs after a prolonged drought. State emergency relief areas, USDA certificates, reduced fuel and hay freight discounts, and sharply higher hay prices up to 55 a ton hit dairying hardest as yields and crops declined across 1962.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
U.S. Agricultural Stabilizaton and Conservation Agency
Route Game
U.S. Commodity Credit Corporation
ASC
Udit
Colleges Must Engage In Politics Says Pitt Leader
University of Pittsburgh chancellor Dr. Edward H. Litchfield told the Middle Atlantic District of the American College Public Relations Association that colleges must enter business and political arenas to justify their existence. He warned rising education costs push campuses to seek support from industry, legislators, foundations, and philanthropies as a great university now reflects a great city.
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Pittsburgh
Edward H. Litchfield
University of Pittsburgh
Middle Atlantic
American College Public Relations
Litchfield
Engineers fill rocket fuel bid need with consultants group
Western explosives maker taps Consultants & Designers Inc to supply 30 to 40 rocket engineers for a government contract. The firm, dubbed the space age Kelly Girls, hires experienced specialists on temporary basis to cut overhead and speed project work for clients like General Electric, NASA, and DoD.
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Consultants & Designers Inc
Consultants & Designers
Kelly
Harles DB. Zimmerman
C&d
General Electric
Northrup Aviation
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
NASA
Zimmerman
Hartford, Conn
Conference ends Tuesday with scattered high school reps
The association representing about 175 schools across New York New Jersey Delaware and Pennsylvania concludes its three day conference on Tuesday with attending personnel from member districts.
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Tions
Association
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Strive To Develop Junior Tennis Talent In California
In Carmel California northern tennis pros launch a program to train seventh graders who never played before. Seventy boys receive free lessons January through March with eight advancing to future tennis schooling based on potential. John C Gardiner heads Professional Tennis Inc. and notes donors include coaches and equipment firms. The effort aims to revive Davis Cup hopes amid US struggles. A separate item from Nogales Arizona reports a council suggestion to switch from mayor to city manager governance proposed by Mayor Abe Rochin.
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Professional Tennis, Inc
Gardiner
United States
Australia
Medical Social Workers Part Of Health Plan
Harrisburg reports medical social workers are part of the health plan and cooperate with other health staff to aid recovery. Five workers are assigned to regional state health offices in Kingston Pittsburgh Lewistown Reading and Philadelphia with openings at Williamsport and Meadville. A sixth consultant loaned from the U S Public Health Service assists a Philadelphia rehabilitation program for stroke victims. The workers mainly serve as consultants due to limited staff, aiding when serious social problems arise or no other agency can help. They coordinate with doctors nurses therapists and community groups and may advise handicapped children and nursery services for retarded children. Hospitals increasingly hire medical social workers to aid patients and families.
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Harrisburg
Nexlth
State Health Department
Kingston
Pittsburgh
Lewistown
Reading
Philadelphia
Williamsport
Meadville
U.S. Public Health Service
Thomas J. Tucker
Tucker
Health Department
Dentist Sees No Progress In Childrens Dental Health
Red Bank New Jersey report notes Dr. Herbert Ely a 91 year old dentist laments that children today still eat candy and soda pop harming teeth he has practiced for years and expects to continue his work despite aging. The piece mentions a patient award praising restraint rather than achievement.
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Red Bank
N. J
Herbert Ely
Ely
Deer Protectors Declare War On Roaming Dogs in Jamestown
Jamestown reports game protector Don Malmrose says deer are being chased by roaming dogs in Chautauqua County. Heavy snow leaves deer vulnerable as dogs drag them down, sometimes leaving hindquarters eaten. Protectors warn they may shoot dogs chasing deer but seek owner cooperation first.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Don Malmrose
Malm- Jose
Matmyose
Malmrose
Cnet
Malnrose
Maimuose
Friends Church Builds New House of Worship in Gate
In Buffalo Oklahoma members of the Friends Quaker congregation in Gate built a new church with their own labor and funding. The group constructed a house of worship costing about 1500 dollars, donating time and services to complete the project.
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Buffalo
Okla
Friends
Quaker) Church
Gate
Senators urge action against medical quacks and cheaters
Senators Pat McNamara and Harrison Williams Jr urged the medical profession to curb quacks preying on gullible sick and elderly persons. They cited evidence from hearings showing fake cure books by some physicians and called for stricter AMA policing and self discipline among doctors.
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Pat McNamara
D-Midh
Harrison A. Williams Jr
McNamara
Wil- Special
Wiliams
Williams
American Medical Association
AMA
Wil Warms
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