Grove City strike at college campus ends after student help
In Our Opinion reports Grove City College faced a carpenters union strike with 2000 Parents Day attendees on site. Students and professors joined picket lines by volunteering to maintain campus operations until the strike collapsed and workers returned to duty. Dr. J Stanley Harker praised the student body.
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Harrisburg Hustlers Race For Deadline
Harrisburg column notes Pennsylvania’s fiscal year end approaching with governor Shafer’s budget moving through committees. It highlights House Republicans’ slim margin, potential defections, and fears of delays as mid July adjournment seems unlikely.
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Drew Pearson Investigates Student Revolt Links Worldwide
Washington report traces a global student uprising tied to campus unrest. It cites Mark Rudd of SDS visiting Fidel Castro, Daniel Cohn-Bendit, and links to Herbert Marcuse while detailing Sorbonne and Latin American protests and the Springer press attack as a catalyst.
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Herbert Marcuse
University of California At
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Rudi Dutschke
Daniel Cohn- Bendit
Rudd
Axel Springer
Sorbonne
University of Caracas
How to Contact Your Elected Officials
Information lists contact addresses for state and federal officials including State Capitol Harrisburg and Senate Office Building Washington. Names cited include Senator James Willard, Hugh Scott, Joseph Clark, Joseph Vigorito and local figures. Addresses provided point to Pennsylvania and Washington offices for outreach and inquiries.
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Joseph Clark
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Visionary hope or political satire from Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop critiques political leaders and the primary system, warning that long-term planning is missing. He argues for foresight beyond present campaigns, cites Kennedy Hoover Roosevelt Rockefeller and Nixon Humphrey, and envisions UN engineering brains shaping 1983 solutions. The piece ends with a skeptical plea for a future beyond electable personalities.
Fire Destroys Barn on Gates Farm in Corry
A barn and a lean-to on the Allen W. Gates farm near Lindsey Hollow Road were destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Loss estimated at 6000 dollars. Nearby, news that Horn Block on North Canter and East Washington streets sold for a large real estate deal involving Jack Macinnes, a former Corry resident now in Reading.
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Lindsey Hollow Road
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Corry
Reading
Today in History June 14 1968 events summary
On this date in 1940 Germany occupied Paris during World War II. In 1777 the Continental Congress adopted the Stars and Stripes as the American flag. Harriet Beecher Stowe was born in 1811. Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini met in 1934. In 1941 Roosevelt ordered freeing German and Italian assets in the United States. US forces invaded Saipan in 1944. In 1957 Haitian officers ousted President Daniel Fignole after 19 days in office. Ten years ago France began partial withdrawal from Moroccan military posts. One year ago the UN Security Council rejected a Soviet push for Israeli troop pullback.
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