Pennsylvania Faces 102 Million Scholarship Plan
A state commission urges a 102 million college scholarship program for Pennsylvania students. The plan would fund tuition up to half and replace senatorial scholarships with new grants, aiming to cover five percent of graduating high schoolers via aptitude and achievement testing. A revolving fund for Joan programs is proposed, with initial costs estimated at about four million over two years.
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Jon
Uuition
Guv
Lawler
Oreder
Pennsylvania
Plieam
Ehoh
Public Instruction Department
Weber
Thieguitt
Phill R. Anwlerson
Pepaidint
Chatham College
Man Throws Furniture Into Street After Emotional Outburst
William Kelly, upset at home, threw furniture and window sashes into the street. Police found no television or records. Kelly admitted tossing items to vent feelings. Landlord Raymond Harber described him as a good tenant of eight years and noted much furniture likely damaged by Kelly himself. He was fined $10 for disorderly conduct.
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William @ Kelly
Kelly
Pollow
Raymond Harber
Harber
Marber
PIAA Official John M Guenthox Dies in Lansford Pa
John M Guenthox 45 a prominent state PIAA and Little League official died yesterday in Lansford after suffering a heart attack during a banquet. He collapsed while addressing officials and was pronounced dead at Consolidate Hospital. Survived by his wife and two sons.
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PIAA
Lansford
John M Guenthox
Leagun
PTAA
Ghenther
Geoip
Consdlate
Junior Class play Rest Assured at Corry Area High
The Junior Class staged Rest Assured for two nights, Thursday and Friday, to near capacity crowds at the Corry Area High auditorium. Proceeds fund the annual Junior-Senior banquet, breaking last year’s record with strong ticket sales. Prizes for top ticket sellers went to Joseph Marty, Gladys Blynt, Nappy Davis, and Ernie Vanssens. Cast photo lists students and director.
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Corry Area Highway
Joseph Marty
Gladys Blynt
Nappy Davis
Ernie Vanssens
James Lewis
Robert Betts
Japanese Building Atomic Sub For Use As Underwater Tanker
New York report in Petroleum Week outlines a Japanese plan for an atomic powered submarine to serve as an underwater tanker. The 30,000 ton carrier would reduce steel use and enable high speeds. a lack of a suitable reactor is a key hurdle, with costs projected at $174,000 for hull and reactor work. The concept envisions constant underwater operation to avoid seas and weather, boosting efficiency and earning potential. Also notes steel pioneer M J O'Donnell dies in Donora, Pennsylvania.
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New York
Petroleum Week
WU. S
Mutsubishil- Herveysordustrirshreent
Hall
Plains
Hou
Ube Magazine
Mitsubishi
Westill
Missing Girl Mary Jane Found In Closet
A four year old girl Mary Jane was found dead in a closet near her home after a week long search. Police report say the puppy was found nearby and the dog’s status being checked at a New Jersey lab. Investigators question why the dog did not bark and whether anyone entered the closet before discovery.
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C Blake
Crenson
New Jersey
Mary Jane
Mary Friettainst
Maria
Marl
Israel faces cabinet rift over Gaza withdrawal plan
A cabinet meeting adjourned without a final withdrawal decision as Ben Gurion ordered Dayan to proceed. Socialist party defections threaten the government, possibly forcing a new coalition and a fresh cabinet without the dissenters. Ben Gurion reportedly faced American pressure and may reconsider the withdrawal decision.
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Uot
Reype Wuld
Gaza
Israel
Bliyab
Gaea
Eaision
Ben-Gurion
Dayan
Ben-Gurlani
Izhak Ben- Zvi
Feen
Portland Case Reveals Teamsters Racketeering Link to Gambling
In Portland a sequence of allegations ties Teamsters Union officials and racketeers to seeking control over gambling activities and alcohol clubs. Robert F. Kennedy outlines that Elkins will testify about collected tribute and identify money recipients. The committee will also question Langley, now under indictment, and Crosby on labor influence and a proposed eight million dollar coliseum site. Mundt urges stronger rank and file oversight of union funds and activities.
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Portland
Teamsters
Robert F. Kennedy
Elkins
Kennedy
William M. Langley
Multnomah County
Atcorney
Clyde C. Crosby
Oregon
Crosby
Portland City Exposition
Mundt
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Harry Winston
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Warner's
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Hilltoppers
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Frankie Laine
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Russell Arms
Ed Sullivan
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South Center St
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Choice Housewares
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Buffalo
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