Pennsylvania State U offers admission to 5385 fall term
The Pennsylvania State University offered admission to 5385 secondary school graduates for the fall term from 23,554 applicants. About 5000 will be admitted, but past years show fewer than 5000 accepting. Also notes marriages licenses filed in Erie County, and local plans for a 25 home Titusville subdivision pending approval. Obits, resignations, and local government moves are summarized.
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Pennsylvania State University
Robert G. Bertheuter
Bernfellter
Sylvester faces Senate on disputed THX warplane data
Assistant Secretary of Defense Arthur Sylvester must explain to Senate investigators why he questioned hearings on the THX contract. The dispute centers on whether General Dynamics won the $6.9 billion Texas-bid and why rival Boetiz Co. designs were overruled by Pentagon chiefs. Sylvester had apologized for comments about media influence during the Cuban crisis, as McClellan questions Pentagon decisionmakers and awaits a formal Pentagon statement. Meanwhile, Britain cites Soviet nuclear submarine strength, with 90 subs and missiles, per Jane's. the US fleet includes 27 subs with one Polaris-equipped.
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Washington
Arthur Sylvester
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sylvester
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pentagon
Congress
McClellan
General Dynamics Corp of
Fort Worth
Tex
Boetiz Co
Seattle
Wash
Robert 8. McNamara
McNamara
Defense Department
London
Soviet Union
Britain
Admiralty
Cecil Orrowing
Parliament
Jane's Fighting Ships
United States
New York Papers Set Monday Resume Amid Talks
Eight major New York newspapers, idle 95 days, plan publication Monday as union negotiators press to extend contracts. Printers seek a common expiration with all unions. Guild seeks two year terms and more than money, while negotiations continue with Mayor Wagner awaiting interpretation. In Cleveland, two papers remain closed with talks ongoing between publishers and striking unions.
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NEW York
Wunton
Api-Cio New Yor
Robert F. Wagner
Thomas J. Murphy
Guild
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Cleveland
Ohio
Plain Dealer
The
Press & News
Umion
Tornado Toll Rising in Mississippi and Tennessee
A severe storm system killed five in the Starkville area including W T Kelley and his seven year old son David, injured Mrs Kelley, and damaged about 50 homes. Tornadoes were reported near Lawrenceburg and McMinnville with damages and injuries across Mississippi and nearby states.
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Starkville
Vaiden
Hamilton
Ackerman
W. T. Kelley
Reform
David
Kelley
Mississippi
Temnessee
Lawrenceburg
Alabama Line
Marfinboro
McMinnville
Mii
Jasper
Georgia Line
Parrottsville
High School plan for expansion and state funding
A school committee in Erie County outlines a $610000 expansion adding a two story dome gym space, a new 2500 square foot gym, moved cafeteria and kitchen, 1500 square feet more library space, four 850 square foot classrooms, two toilets, and a biology lab. Annual joint cost is $20444. districts face varying millage charges including Concord Township 1.05 mills and Corry 1.90 mills.
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Thebrary
Demmy
State Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Concord Township
Corry
Elgin Borough
Wayne Township
Columbus Township
Spring Creek
Rabbi Emeritus Dies in Houston at 85
Emil W. Leipaiger, 85, rabbi emeritus of Touro Synagogue in New Orleans, died yesterday in Houston. Born in Stockholm, Sweden, he was raised in Detroit after his parents were abroad.
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Houston
Tex
Emil W. Leipaiger
Touro Synagogue
New Orleans
Stockholm
Sweden
Detroit
Rites Held for Mrs Pearl E Marsh at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral service for Mrs Pearl E Marsh conducted at Bracken Funeral Home at 10 this morning by E F Bettes of the First Church of Christ Scientist Corry. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attending from away were Mr and Mrs Barret H Marsh of Wilkinsburg and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Marsh of Hendersonville NC.
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Pearl Marsh
Pearl E. Marsh
Bracken
E. F. Bettes
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Corry
Pine Grove
Barret H. Marsh
Wilkinsburg
Kenneth Marsh
Hendersonville
Pa Building Inspector Honest Crook on Extortion Trial
In Butler pa an extortion trial opened for Joseph E May Ellwood City man who admitted being an honest crook witness Charles A Snyder head of Medical Arts Building Corp testified May offered to approve remodeling fire escape changes for a lawn mower priced about 65 dollars May allegedly claimed he avoided witnesses by keeping transactions secret and said everyone is a thief and a lat
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Butler
Joseph E.may
Ellwood City
Charles A. Snyder
Medical Arts
May
Snyder
Yder
Aide Efforts Aimed at State Accreditation Progress
School aides work toward state accreditation, with library area improvements and a critical view of the Special Education program. District efforts suggest progress and are not expected to alarm the State Council of Education. State aid hinges on meeting standards, subsidies may be withdrawn for failures.
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State Council of Education
State aims to mail 4 million plate sticker renewals
Harrisburg AP reports State Revenue Secretary Theodore B. Smith does not expect a deadline extension for license plate sticker renewals despite delays. He says last 500,000 applications should be mailed by Wednesday as overtime staffing clears the backlog, with 80 percent of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles working Saturdays. The delay stems from old signatures and administration changes. A Senate bill would let county treasurers issue registrations, keeping 50 cents per application for local use.
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Harrisburg
Theodore B. Smith
Healy
Smith
State Senate
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Guv. Scranton
Charles Dougherty
Armstrong
Thomas H. Ehrgood
Lebanon
Stanley G- Group
Bedford
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Oneida
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George Sloan
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Nelle ‘Titus
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American Bar Association
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Advisory Commission
State Armory Board
Francis E. Over
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Harrisbure
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Warren County
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Oldsmobiles
Reader's Digest
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Sentinel
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Jasper W. Smoak
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