Pennsylvania lawmakers approve constitutional amendments
The Pennsylvania Legislature approves two state constitutional amendments on residency for voters and fiscal officer terms. A third measure proposes a 72 million dollar budget increase and actions to align offices with new fiscal policies. The governor is expected to sign the bills.
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U S Decision On Atomic Tests Delayed as Talks Continue
President Kennedy will decide on atmospheric testing based on military necessity to protect national and allied security. The Soviet Union warns it will resume tests if Western powers continue, while the U S pursues underground testing after a Soviet burst last fall and a large atmospheric explosion.
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Brumagin Quits Clymer
Brumagin resigns as three-sport coach at Clymer Central School effective year end. A Slippery Rock graduate, he coached football basketball and baseball since 1950 while teaching physical education biology and general science. His teams posted poor records, with football 2-10 in two years and basketball 8-9 then 7-12 and 0-13 so far this season.
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AAU Leader Dies in Chicago at 65
Louis G. Wilke of Bartlesville Oklahoma longtime Union official and U S Olympic team administrator died yesterday of a cerebral hemorrhage. The 65 year old sports leader served in AAU and related organizations. His death ends a storied career in amateur athletics.
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