St Patrick's dance closes this entertainment season at hospital area
The last entertainment blast features The Four Scots with a St. Patrick's dance this Saturday March 14. Happy hour 9 to 10 p m then dancing 10 p m to 2 30 a m with a lineup including J P Morgan The Beatles Mitch Miller and the 'daha and the lepre chain No charges or reservations also noting hospital emergency numbers and several local admissions and discharges along with a payroll tax proposal and weather related notices
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St. Patrick's
J.P. Morgan
Elketts
Mitch Miller
Jobless Pay Bill Faces Showdown This Week
Harrisburg AP report notes Gov Scranton's unemployment compensation plan exits committee for study and revision ahead of a Senate showdown. Senate panel approved major changes including a new benefit table and extended benefits during recessions, while 1300 union protesters urged opposition to the Scranton plan.
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Harrisburg
Eranson
Bureau of Employment Security
Senate
Republican Caucus
D. Elmer Hawbaker
R-Franklin
Organized Labor
Scranton
Pennsylvania Afl-Cio
United Mine Workers
Railroad Brotherhoods
New Hampshire Voters Pick Delegates in Presidential Race
GOP hopefuls eye primary as Sen. Margaret Chase Smith Harold Stassen and Norman Lepage top declared candidates. A write-in drive for Robert Kennedy circulates amid NH delegation selections. Gov. John King plans to back Kennedy after Johnson. Democrats fear Kennedy votes could embarrass Johnson.
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vLontinues Aring Page One
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Minnesota
Harold TE. Stassen
Nashua
Norman Lepage
Nixin
New Hampshire
Robert F. Kennedy
John W. King
Kennedy
Johnson
King
New
Charles Workman Freed On Parole After 23 Years
Charles Workman known as the Bug walked out of New Jersey's state penitentiary on parole after 23 years for the slaying of Schultz linked to rackets. He and his wife were driven away in a sedan waiting in the rain as reporters and officials watched. Workman had been a cooperative prisoner and had been serving a long sentence related to organized crime.
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Charles
the Bug
Workman
New Jersey
Beer Worknwin
Schultz
Pennsylvania highway budget sets record for 1964 65
Scranton submitted a record 566.8 million highways budget to the Pennsylvania legislature for 1964 65 including 125 million for interstate construction. State officials predicted completion of the interstate system two years ahead of the national program with 768 miles in service and 150 miles under construction.
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Harrisblag
Guy
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Stways Department
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Directors Hear Story Of Teaching Programs
Directors hear accounts of teaching methods focusing on happiness quotient and student inquiry. Mrs Fox-Columbus advocates project based learning, independent research tools, and avoiding rote memorization to build vocabulary and critical thinking. Mrs Ayers-Conelway explains sixth grade emphasis on arithmetic, social studies with 400 color slides, and self-contained taped narration to teach distant places and history.
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Kleen
Fox
Columbus
Sli
Fich
Ayers
Conelway
Jointure
Mrs Ayers Discusses Child Development Methods
Mrs Ayers outlines how attitudes and futures are shaped in Cole and Panorama areas through encouragement of independent study using available resources, oral reports, and testbook learning. She ties honesty integrity and teamwork to student development and urges aiming for 100 percent effort under a higher guiding Power.
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Cole
Panorama
Ayers
Mit
Ruby Know Right and Wrong Trial Mental State Claim
The state seeks the death penalty for Jack Ruby charged with murdering President John Kennedy in Dallas on November 22. Ruby's defense rests on temporary insanity with Yale psychologist Dr Roy Schafer stating brain damage and a rage state possibly driven by psychomotor epilepsy and emotional instability observed in December assessments.
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Ruby
Maleieo
Ciswald
Jonny Kennedy
Dallas
Roy Schafer
Yale
Zoologist Alexander Detronkevitch Dies at 88
Alexander Detronkevitch of Yale University, a leading zoologist and world authority on spiders, died yesterday at age 88 in New Haven Connecticut. He contributed extensive research on arachnids and taught at Yale for decades.
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New Haven
Alexander Detronkevitch
Yale University
Jon Spiders
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Grace Houser
West Park Place
Lawrence Craker
Eugene McJunkin
Columbus Avenue
Stanley Zajac
Bear Lake
Everal Cochran
North Clymer
Wendell Hulings
Delaward Street
Jon
Harald Dougherty
R. D
Lisa
Edward Curry
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Robert Perrin
Diana Lee
Chandlers Valley
Donald
William George
Clymer
Anna Woloszyn
Spartansburg
Robert Hill
Mira Lou
Carol Thompson
Eric
Gloria Butcher
B.D
Stanley Wenzel
Gould Street
U.C
Hifee
Columbus Ladies Aid
Getedegetesoneireey
Rexall
Phil
Lorisjuchon
Rome
Eye
Charles Workman
Citizens. National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FORD
Fords
Tack
Deira Peek
FORDE
Iit
Torre Mack
Fokes Fasten Ltd, Die Ut
Geta
Tase
Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
West Smith Street
Corry, Pa
Resis
Faberge Aphrodesia
Prince Matchabelli
L’heure Bleue
Cologne
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