Spanking Debate Shapes New York School Law Fight
A New York Legislature move to authorize corporal punishment in self defense faces Gov. Rockefeller after Gov. Harriman vetoed it. Lawmakers denounced educational theorists while insisting teachers need the power to strike if needed to maintain order. Also a profile on police training by Inspector Robert J. Galati noting New York Police Academy standards.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Nelson Rockefeller
Ely
Robert J. Galati
New York Police Academy
Gallatt
Police
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pennsylvanias Senate probes state Education Department
A five member Senate committee opens a full scale probe into the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction. Charles H. Boehm, superintendent, is the first witness as lawmakers seek answers in a bid to restore public trust in the state education system. The inquiry will review about 19 million dollars of current biennial spending and contracts for office remodels and AV equipment. District officials from several counties may be called to testify.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Charles H. Boehm
Superintendent of Public Instruction
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Boehm
Wade
Public Instruction Department
Hearines
Sald
Thomas Eht
Good UR
Lebanon
Ehrwood
Lebanon County
Chester County
Freedonia
Mererr County
Coal Two
Northumberland County
Sens
Henry J. Propert
R—Montgomery
Harry Seyler
D—York
Jo Hays
D—Centres
Young Gang Admits 11 Thefts In Erie
A group of youths admitted to at least 11 burglaries since last November and were released to parents awaiting juvenile court action. Police note this is the third gang of young thieves arrested that week, with eight other juveniles taken into custody. Break-ins include two at Gulf Oil and Liberty Iron and Metal, four at Pennsylvania Beer Co., and thefts from local boathouses belonging to several residents.
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Nati
Gulf Oil
Stanley Zukowski
Stanley Srevesuy
Cuba's Castro regime faces new terror after executions
A high official from the ministry for recovery of stolen property shot himself hours after Premier Castro warned death awaits embezzlers. Reports say a $400,000 kickback followed illegally unfreezing a $900,000 bank fund. Cuba contemplates military courts on moral grounds to root out collaborators as fear spreads.
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Cuba
Ministry
Batista
Heiress Muriel McCormick Hubbard Dies at 56
New Haven Connecticut to Panera services held for Muriel McCormick Hubbard heiress to Rockefeller and McCormick fortunes. She served in the U S Women's Army Corps during World War II and died yesterday of a heart ailment at age 56.
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New Haven
Conn
Formorro
Muriel McCormick Hubbard
Rockefeller
McCormick
U. S Women's Army Corps
Aero Supply Exhibit At American Stock Exchange New York
Aero Supply Manufacturing Co shown in an exhibit at the America Stock Exchange visitors gallery in New York City. The Linden division L. J Wing Mfg Co. makes combustion equipment. The 20,000 square foot trading floor is viewed from the gallery with 60 telephone hand sets and five multilingual telephones. About 300 visitors daily tour the exhibit. Products include aircraft filters valves and regulators for jets missiles and conventions. The wing section features overhead revolving heaters draft inducers and door heaters. Aero Supply is listed on the American Stock Exchange.
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America Stock Exchange
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John Daly
American Stock Exchange
Teenager Cleared In Traffic Death
A conference between District Attorney Herbert J. Johnson Jr and Milcreek Police Chief Burney Moran cleared 17 year old Rene Levesque in a traffic death involving 67 year old Joseph Leisey. Levesque said he could not stop as Leisey stepped into the street in front of his home.
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Herbert J. Johnson Jr
Milcreck
Burney Moran
Rene Levesque
Joseph Leisey
Levesque
Lessey
Pittsburghers Narrowly Escape In Area Crash
Two Pittsburgh men near a fatal crash yesterday when Richard C. Davis 26 skidded crossing center line on Route 62 south of Warren. Davis car collided with a coal truck driven by Marcus Wolbert 44 of Leeper, tearing away the car’s left side. Davis suffered a lacerated eye a cut knee and a bruised elbow.
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Pittsburgh
Tidiante
Jim Alley
Richard C. Davis
Orth
Route 62
Warren
Marcus Wolbert
Leeper
Unc
Davis
Modest Rise Seen in 1959 Construction Spending
New York AP reports a gradual upturn in construction with increased spending on new plants and equipment. Public works and home building lead gains while overall outlays remain below 1957 levels, with forecasts around 2 billion for 1959 and hints of future expansion as manufacturers approve projects.
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New York
Sons of
Eulargum
Economic signs show varied business plans and bets
The text notes that business plans may be adjusted and appropriations delayed or increased while firms have invested heavily in plants and equipment, aiding a boom through 1587. It cites projected spending gains of 27 percent in transportation, 7 percent in durable goods, and a rise to 160 to 191 in industrial capacity as facilities resume full employment, mentioning the Beaver as North America’s largest rodent.
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Jin Mak
Lodsy
Claiming Dependents in Tax Situations Explainer
The guide explains who can be claimed as a dependent and under what conditions. It covers qualifying children and relatives, income and support tests, and special cases for students, disabilities, and separated households. It notes that non taxable income items like Social Security can affect dependent status and provides examples of living arrangements and support calculations.
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Izsuings
Social Secu Pty
Rod Gun Club Fish Fry At Corry East Washington
The Corry Rod and Gun Club held its annual fish fry at the club rooms on East Washington Street Tuesday night with about 175 members and 10 juniors attending. Guest speakers Elmer Simpson and Norman Ely discussed wild life bills and fish commission work, followed by a short film on whitetail deer, wild turkey, and beavers. Prize winners included Vern Burrows and Harold Jackson with gifts totaling cash certificates, and junior winners Milton Coons and others. The next meeting is set for Tuesday March 24.
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Corry
East Washington
Elmer Simpson
Norman Ely
Simpson
Hatfisbury
Ely
Pennsylvania Pish Commission
Vern Burrows
Harold R. Jackson
Union City
David R. Fox
Bertram Laufenberger
Youngsville, Grill and Waffler
Milton Coons
Mary van Winkie
Donald Goons
Charles van Winkele
Larry Markey
Family relations and residency for a claimant
The text lists kinship terms including stepfather and stepmother and extended relations. It notes that a claimant must be a citizen or resident of the country or a resident of Canada, Mexico, or the Canal Zone of Panama. It ends with a prompt about tomorrow and calculating deductions.
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Mexico
Canal Zone
Republic of
Panama
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