Inquiry Aims at School Building Cost Controls
A Beaver County Times piece notes repeated criticism of rising costs tied to school building standards. It cites past efforts by Gov Lawrence and Drum, and reports a House resolution to appoint a bipartisan committee to probe the Department of Public Instruction’s role in cost increases, risking tax relief if savings are found.
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Hals Socom Raed Pies
Charles Boehm
David Lawrence
William W. Scranton
Department of Public Instruction
Boehm
Dew
Beaver County
General Assembly
House
Little Rock
Mills
Ways and Means
Harrisburg Tax Panel Lacked Official Status Says Governor
The article reviews whether Governor Shafer had to follow the Tax Study Commission recommendations. It argues the blue ribbon panel was a gubernatorial creation, used as a guide rather than a mandated adviser, and questions if its findings were binding. The piece contends the governor is bound only by constitutional and legislative dictates, not the panel’s specific proposals.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Special
Pennsylvania
Dodd Uses Anticommunism in Senate Defense Tactics
Washington reports Sen. Tom Dodd of Connecticut widens his anticommunist defense as the Senate debate on censuring him approaches. The piece recounts past incidents, including his handling of critics at Windham High and the bar exam anecdote, and contrasts his approach with the Anti-Poverty battle in the House, pitting Rep. Albert Quie against Sargent Shriver and the Johnson administration.
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Washington
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Dodd
The
Insider's
Education and Labor Committee
House of Representatives
Albert Quie
Dennison
Minn
Charlie Goodell
Jamestown
Sargent Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Peace Corps
Madison Avenue
Opportunity Crusade
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Prophet of future shopping at American Can predicts 1985
Dr. Herbert Brinberg, vice president at American Can, forecasts 1985 shopping trends from New York offices. He says 60 percent of Americans will want easy open cans and predicts future products like freeze dried foods, miniature vegetables, and rapid cooking via infrared methods. His team studies shopper behavior to guide product planning.
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Herbert Brinberg
Park Avenue
New York
American Can Company
Dr. Brinberg
Bill May
Brinberg
New York University
The
Plaza
Hay Fournival
American Can
Fournival
Capitol
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago June 12
Yesterday's memories recount June 12 in 20 years past with weather and shopping forecasts. The prose notes food packaging shifts to glass, home phone ordering, and warehouse fulfillment with a robotic helper. It mentions a 121- win by Raymond No. 2 over Stanford Hose and cites E. Lowry Humes as special committee chair.
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Corry
Wheather Bureau
Raymond
Stanford Hose
Aero Field
Pilot Parkhurst to salute Lindbergh at Washington
Frederick W. Parkhurst son of Charles Parkhurst in Hampton Roads with the V T Squadron is expected to take part in the reception for Col. Charles Lindbergh at the national capital today. He will be among a group that will salute the hero. Last evening Miss Lillian Barnes pupils gave a recital at the Barnes home, with Miss Murray's High School Glee Club sextette assisting.
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Frederick W. Parkhurst
Charles Parkhurst
No. 1
U. S. Naval Air Station
Hampton Roads
Charles Lindberg
Nations Capitol
Gir
Lillian Barnes
Barnes
Today In History June 12 1967 AP retro chronicle
Today is Monday June 12 1967 the 163rd day of the year with 203 remaining. Notable events include John Winthrop arriving at Salem with the colonial charter in 1690 and Virginia adopting a declaration of rights in 1776.
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Associated Press
John Winthrop
Salem
Mass
Massachusetts Colony
Virginia
Towa
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
Chungking
China
Britain
Your Health column on post partum depression and cortisone use
A reader questions post partum depression after a healthy birth and the advisability of psychiatric consultation. The piece notes many women experience mood lows, urges seeking professional guidance if depression deepens, and explains cortisone's medical role, benefits, and risks in asthma treatment while encouraging rational, evidence based use. Dr Coleman invites reader letters to his newspaper column.
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Dr. Coleman
Jaton
Philip 8. Hench
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Look Magazine
Des Moines “Register
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Minneapolis Star
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Windham High School
Willimantic
Conn
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Marjorie Carpenter
Tom Jr
Georgetown University
GOP Poverty Battle
Quie
Westinghouse
RCA
IBM
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Bishop
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Continental Can
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