Opinion: Civil Service Shift Aims For Better Route 6 Bypass
In Our Opinion the Route 6 bypass is favored over the Erie County Thruway. A veteran State Highway Department spokesman says civil service reforms remove hiring from politics, improving road quality and lowering costs. The piece argues taxpayers should expect value with the new system, predicting better roads and economy in Pennsylvania.
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Erie County
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Penn State and the elusive Pennsylvania state university
A 1960s analysis argues Pennsylvania has no true state university two factors shape the scene Penn State runs most closely to a state university while remaining privately funded and land grant. The piece notes Penn State branch campuses in counties and the shift with the State Board of Education and community colleges. It discusses Delaware County plans and the board’s resistance to Penn State expansion.
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State University
Mid-West
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Penn State
Pennsylvania
Noutebell
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Delaware County
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Dropouts and Parents Under Fire in Education Debate
Jim Bishop argues about school dropouts and parental pressure, noting some youths quit due to rigid teaching and others stay thanks to parental funding. He recalls personal study after formal schooling and counsels allowing dropout if a clear life plan exists, while stressing drive and ambition over classroom discipline.
Johnson Kosygin Glassboro meeting held in phone booth
A detailed account reveals how President Johnson privately favored a Johnson Kosygin summit, weighed advisers views, and pressed Gov. Hughes to clear a Glassboro State College site. The elaborate led to the surprise announcement as officials battled timing and security while coordinating with Dr. Robinson.
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Kosygin
New Jersey
Walt Rostow
Defense McNamiara
Richard Hughes
Walter Rostow
Morven
Princeton
Princeton University
Rutgers University
Hughes
College
Thomas E. Robinson
Dr. Robinson
Pennsylvania
Glassboro State College
Robinson
George Christian
White House
Gov. Hughes
Trenton
Corry Evening Journal notices and masthead from 1910s edition
Fragmented OCR text shows a historical newspaper page with garbled names and advertising notes. It includes references to a local editor and Associated Press attribution, carrier information, and display advertising, indicating a periodical publication format and typical early 20th century newsroom layout.
Corry business leader named to chamber post
Robert Wilcox of Wilcox Wallpaper on East Main street was elected president of the Retail Merchants Bureau of the Corry Chamber of Commerce. A Mead Park pool fund has reached about one twenty fifth of its goal. A city ordinance to bar above ground inflamable liquid tanks will be introduced at the next City Council session.
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Robert Wilcox
Wilcox
East Main Street
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Mead Park
Nash coupe wreck near Fish Hatchery narrowly avoids tragedy
Forty years ago on February 19 1927 Frank E. Taylor of the National Adjustment Bureau escaped serious injury after his Nash coupe ran off Roosevelt Highway near the Fish Hatchery west of the city. The crash occurred when he swerved to avoid a collision with another car driven by Howard Ty Crandall of this city. Crandall, who had helped Bellevue win the Allegheny County League title, has accepted a permanent post in Chester West Virginia.
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National Adjustment Bureau
Roosevelt Highway
Fish Hatchery
Taylor
Howard
Ty” Crandall
Sity
Bellevue
Chester
W. Va
Slog Your Health Column Warns Against Child Beating and Road Rage
Dr Coleman discusses health links between emotional stress and accidents, urges medical and legal action to protect battered children, and promotes cooling off periods to prevent injuries. He welcomes reader questions for the column.
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