House debates Project 70 land requisition and admission fees
The House and Conservation Committee review Project 70 land requisition amid calls to levy admission fees on state parks. Rep. Ray Goodrich notes some favor amending the Senate bill, while Dr. Maurice K. Guildard opposes the fee proposal. The House also approves exemptions under local occupation taxes and sends appropriation bills to the Senate, with several amendments contested.
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Aatusburg
House Game and Conservation Committee
Amind
Ray Goodrich
R-Potter
Senate
Maurice K. Guildard
Forests and Waters
Hahnemann Heel
Philadelphia
Goldwater warns Eisenhower on 1960 nomination race
Sen. Barry Goldwater says he is convinced former President Eisenhower will not interfere with his drive for the Republican presidential nomination. President Johnson nears the Democratic nomination with over half the required delegate votes as civil rights amendments face Senate votes. Dam floods in Montana trigger massive damage and homelessness amid rising estimates. International reports note Brazil political turmoil after Kubitschek purge. Panamanian Roberto Artes is gravely wounded after a shooting incident. Spring City mayor Richard R. Gorton dies at 48.
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Barry Goldwater
Eisenhower
Brazil
Kubitschek
Spring City
Richard R. Gorton
The
Tateborough
If Passed Rights Bill Would Be Repealed Confident Goldwater Won't Fight
Sen Barry Goldwater, after the Governors Conference, said Eisenhower remains neutral and unlikely to block his bid for the GOP nomination. He expects to clinch the 655 delegate votes at the San Francisco convention and defeat Johnson in November. Wallace, in Alabama, predicted repeal of any civil rights bill within two to four years, urging resistance to enforce it. He noted Goldwater's California win reflected civil rights issue sentiment and cited mail from supporters nationwide. The piece also notes Panamanian charges against U.S. actions in the Canal Zone were cleared by the International Commission of Jurists.
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Senate
State Supreme Court
Johnstown
House
Anthony J. Petrosky
Cleveland
Ohio
Barry Goldwhter
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Washington
Johnson
Ling
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabam
Tim
Wallace
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
California
Rockefeller
Wisconsin
Indiana
Maryland
Scranton Warns Civil Rights Near Violence
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton told reporters at the National Governors Conference that the civil rights controversy is rapidly approaching a violence situation. He urged a crash program in education to offset the problem and outlined a proposal to be presented to the conference.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Fatty diet link to heart disease urged by AHA
The American Heart Association broadened its 1961 recommendation to include all people, not only those with high heart attack risk, urging less fatty food due to evidence linking fat intake, blood cholesterol and heart disease. The outlook emphasizes widespread dietary change to reduce heart disease risk.
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New York
American Heart Association
Association
How Money Buys College for High School Grads
The article argues that family finances largely determine which of two public school 12th graders advances to college. It notes Ivy League costs can reach about 12 000 dollars for a bachelor’s degree, then offers reassurance that educated plans can reduce yearly outlays to around 250 dollars, comparing college cost to a TV set and promising practical cost strategies.
Senate Adopts Rights Change on Jury Trials Amendment
The Senate adopted an amendment to the civil rights bill providing jury trials in criminal contempt cases arising from the measure except in voting rights areas. The 51-48 vote marked a defeat for administration forces but may aid cloture efforts. The idea, led by Sen. Morton and supported by Southern senators, targets trials in titles covering public accommodations employment and schools.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Johnson
White House
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Norris Cotton
R-N H
Morton
Kentuckian
City plans expanding kindergarten sessions in fall
Corry School Board reports six kindergarten sessions will start in September with four at Wright School and two at Concord School. Concord is full and Wright near capacity. 16 additional students may be enrolled on a first come first served basis. Outside-city rural applicants must pay 160 dollars yearly tuition for 22 hours per week sessions.
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Wright School
New Concorde School
Corry
Thomas R. Shupe
Corry Jointure
Shupe
Concord
Columbus
Wayne
Elgin
Spring Creek
Beaverbrook Dies in London Suburban Home
Lord Beaverbrook Canadian-born newspaper magnate dies suddenly at his suburban London residence. A legendary figure on Fleet Street, the incident shocks the publishing world.
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Beaverbrook
Lord BeaverBrook
London
Fleet Street
Incessant Rain Triggers Montana Flood Disaster
Devastating floods described as the worst in state history sweep across Montana's northwest from the Glacier region to Great Falls. At least eight dead, including five members of a Blackfeet family, with hundreds isolated by washed bridges and roads. Dams burst near Choteau Browning Dupuyer and East Glacier. Air Force helicopters evacuated seven people from rooftops as centers of flooding form in Au gusta Choteau Browning and Dupuyer.
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Great Falls
Mont Ary
Montana
Walier
Glacier National Park
Col
Howard McKinney
Montana National Guard
Air Force
Augusta
Choteau
Browning
Dupuyer
East Glacier
Increased Teacher Salaries OK Corry Area Board
The Corry Area Joint School Committee approved a new salary schedule for administrators teachers and non professional staff. Salaries depend on experience education level and state mandates with top admins earning highest rates Shupe $13250 and LeRoy G Peek $10000 beginning next term. Other administrators listed with specified maximums.
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Corry Area
Jointure
Thomas R. Shupe
LeRoy G. Peek
S. FE. Anderson
Russell L. Brant
Paul W. Claypool
Concord
Plan First Grade Pre School Tests Thursday
Pre school tests for first grade will be given Thursday at Wright, Concord, Columbus and Conel Way schools from 9:00 to 12:30 and 1:00 to 3:30. Parents must bring birth certificates vaccination records and immunization dates. A through M tested in forenoon N through Z in afternoon. Kindergarteners are excluded.
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Wright
Concord
Columbus
Conelway
Ann Baressi
Baressi
Dad Near Death Coaxes 3 Kids To Shoot Him
Leonard Thierry, a 32 year old baker, prompted his three young children to shoot him during a bitter family dispute. Theresah, 7, refused after being shown a pistol, Gary, 3, declined, and Glen, 4, finally fired. Thierry survived with a bullet to the brain though in critical condition. Police reported ongoing marital strife with Mary, 26, taking custody of the children.
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Los Angeles
Leonard Thierry
Thierry
Theresah
Gary
Glen
General Hospital
Mary
Parkersburg building collapse traps shoppers and workers
A four story brick building in downtown Parkersburg collapsed shortly before noon trapping an undetermined number of shoppers and clerks. There were no immediate fatalities. A policewoman described the scene as a catastrophe while workers on scaffolding in front of the structure were renovating its exterior when the collapse occurred.
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Pankersburg
W.va
Parkersburg
Right Theme Wrong Week in Midwest City Flag Display
Suburban Midwest City display of Old Glory by the Junior Chamber of Commerce drew curiosity as they claimed it marked National Fly the Flag Week though a caller noted the national observance begins next week. The report underscores a schedule mix up in patriotic display timing.
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Ubuanuma City
Orla
Midwest City
Chamber of Commerce
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International Commission of Jurists
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