12 Month School Year Windowless Plan Draws Debate
A Pennsylvania article discusses a proposal to run schools year round using air conditioning and no exterior windows to cut construction costs. Districts like Washington and Dade County consider 12 month use. many parents teachers and students favor summer vacation and graduate credits.
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Washington
Dade County
Fla
Miami
Pennsylvania
Charles H. Boehm
Boehm
New GNP Revisions Put 1960 Outlook Higher
The Department of Commerce upwardly revises U S economic figures for 1959 and early 1960, showing higher personal consumption and overall GDP. GNP growth in 1959 hits about 9 percent from 1958, with 1960 projections nudging higher as price adjustments and inventories shift. Major components include durable goods, services, and government purchases.
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Dor Mont youth Abrams on probation for auto theft charges
Cars In Better Filleburgh Cap Josepo B Abrams, 18, of suburban Dormont, was placed on one year's probation yesterday on charges of driving cars without the owners consent. At the same time Judge Walter P. Smart of Allegheny County dismissed several charges of auto larceny against young Abrams. The jurist said he dropped the
Yesterdays Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago July 19
A dated note recalls Corry events from twenty years past including a Hitler Reichstag appeal warning of world destruction, and reports on a proposed national mobilization. Also mentioned are local road works on U S Route 6 between Clarendon and Tiorm and the piece lists political and social commentary with fragmented phrases.
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Pennsylvania National Guard Company A Receives Federal Recognition
With 88 men in line, Company A, local unit of the Pennsylvania National Guard, was accorded federal recognition Saturday night when the company was formally inspected by Lieut. duck A. Nichols. Mrs. Bryant Ryall, niece of D. E. B. Leach, plans to return to Rival, Russia, where YMCA work continues. Rain disrupted yesterdays scheduled game between the Corry Greys and Irvington Forge. four innings were played as mud slowed play and the locals led 2 to 0 when called.
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Irvington Forge
Freight train derailed near Rowenna Pennsylvania
Six cars of a 79 car freight derailed near Rowenna in Lancaster County blocking two tracks. No injuries were reported. The cause remained undetermined as crews cleared the site after six cars were returned and some cars washed.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster County
Rockefeller Eyed as Nixon VP Candidate Says State GOP
Bradford Era quotes Assemblyman Albert W Johnson of Smethport predicting Gov Nelson Rockefeller will be drafted as the Republican vice presidential candidate. Johnson says Nixon to win the presidential on first ballot, thenRockefeller to accept. If Rockefeller refuses, John Cabot Lodge could be next. Johnson also predicts Nixon wins Pennsylvania by at least 150000 votes.
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Massachusetts
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The Complete Etiquette of the Bow and Why It Ends
Hal Boyle surveys Japanese bowing etiquette in a breezy Americana column. The piece explains polite bow lengths, timing, and signals amid light humor, noting the bow as a cleaner alternative to handshakes and touting traditionalist views before Boyle signs off on vacation.
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Pressure On Cuba From Latin Nations
Washington AP reports Cuba's move toward the Soviet bloc appears to slow under pressure from Latin American neighbors. Latin officials note Havana’s retreat from threats to Guantanamo and mild response to an OAS review proposal. The OAS contemplates a ministers meeting to address hemisphere unity and democracy. Cuba accuses the United States of economic aggression over sugar and oil. Other nations vote hints and UN maneuvers point to Cuba as a focal point of Soviet influence in the region. Leo Deering of Sewickley Pa dies after a fall in Bewicking Valley Hospital following injuries July 11.
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Auto motorcycle crash kills local man in Pine Township
A head on collision on Babcock boulevard in Pine Township last night killed Joseph Antolic, 27, of Gibsonia. Police said Antolic lost control of his motorcycle on a curve. the car driver was uninjured.
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Verdi Opera Casts Highlight Chaotic Season Notes
In a fragmented report from a historical page, Marl and Davi Marsh are named in relation to Verdi’s works and an operatic event. The piece hints at dramatic interpretations, an anticipated soprano performance, and parallel mentions of John Dagge and Livy.
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