Are We To Have Years Of Shackled Educators
In Our Opinion the Dorry Journal discusses long delays in resolving 200 school district appeals over mandated mergers. It notes Union City and Sparta protests, Corry's neutral stance, and fears of local autonomy loss. It highlights Senate Bill 1245 as a potential fix to move reorganization from crowded courts to counties. State Senator William Sesler is urged to aid reform.
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Corry
Union City
Sparta
Open housing fight blocks civil rights bill victory for real estate
Drew Pearson reports the real estate lobby’s tactics blocked quick passage of the Senate civil rights open housing provision. Key votes and pressure from Rockefeller Nixon Ford and House Republicans delayed action to April 9, aiming to collide with MLK’s Poor People’s March, preserving the lobby’s influence.
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Washington
Senate
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Everett Dirksen
Relil
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Rockefeller
Jerry Ford
Michigan
David Martin
Nebraska
Dartmouth
Nixon
Charlie McWhorter
Robert Ellsworth
Kansas
Rep
Ford
Clarente Mitchell
NAACP
Maryland
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Jol Williamson
National Association of Real Estate Board
House Rules Committee
Martin Luther King
King
Rules Committee
H. Allen Smith
Calif
John B. Anderson
I. James H. Quillen
Temn
Delbert L. Latta
Ohio
Smith
Solid Republcan Phasant
Ineligible Justices of the Peace and Aldermen Debate Policy
Harrisburg report on a constitutional amendment requiring non lawyers elected or appointed after November 7 1967 to complete a three month training course. Governor Shafer has not appointed an Administrative Board to approve the program risking vacancies for many justices and aldermen. Legislation stalled and political blame flies as delays jeopardize official status.
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Harrisburg
Andon
Shafer
James P. Ritter
Allentown
William O. Shuman
Greencastle
Representative Ritter
Messrs. Ritter
Shuman
Robert W. Cox
Chambersburg
House
K.leroy Iavis
Commonwealth
Justices of the Peace
Aidermen
Aldermen
Khartoum Through Jim Bishop’s Nightmarish Lens
Jim Bishop recounts Khartoum as a city of fierce contrasts and ruin, detailing famine, locusts, plague, and squalor amid a landscape of blue Nile, palm-lined avenues, and Moslem devotion. He cites Byron Farwell and the Mahdi era to frame a grim history of conquest, starvation, and decline, ending with a question about the next test for Sudan.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Egypt
Indefinite halt to Corry logging amid washed out roads
Corry area logging operations have been suspended for an indefinite period. Hundreds of lumbermen, sawmill workers, and truckers are idle due to impassable roads after heavy rain washed out routes. In other news, a faster Pullman sleeping car will debut April 25 on the Oil City to New York line, announced by W. C. Teufel of the Pennsylvania Railroad. City officials plan a special session next Monday with Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp. about relocating Shady avenue.
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Corry
Oil City
New York
W. C. Teufel
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Shady Avenue
This Day In History March 25 Highlights Across Centuries
On March 25 history notes include 1821 Greek revolt against Ottoman rule leading to an independent kingdom in 1933, 1776 George Washington awarded the Congressional Medal, 1865 Ft Stedman captured, 1883 Haiti revolution, 1900 US Socialist Party organized, 1947 Centralia mine disaster with 111 dead, plus postwar and political milestones from Hammarskjold to Nixon and Stevenson alike.
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Kingdom of
Greece
Lord Baltimore
Maryland
George Washington
Boston
Ft. Stedman
Haiti
Socialist Party of
United States
Indianapolis
Centralia
Ill
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Moscow
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Paris
U.S
Europe
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
Washi and Univ Vie to Reach Five-Deal Predominant Return
In a period influenced by paper and school debates, Washi and University leaders discuss a five-decade plan. The conversations center on policy alignment, funding prospects, and historical context shaping the long-term aim.
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Union City Area Jointure
Corry Area
Ives
State Senate
Erie
Crawford
William Sesler
Sesler
Drew Pearson
Williamson
Fred C. Tucker
Realtors’ Washington Committee
Congressional
Glendale
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Thurmond Clarke
Irvine Foundation
Irvine
Bill Colmer
Mississippi
James J. Delaney
Long Island City
Delaney
Cardinal Spellman
Clarence Cooke
McCormack
Mason Denison
Denver
Chico
California
Syracuse
N.Y
Brook- In
Gover
Jim Bishop
Byron Farwell
Harper & Row
Kharsour
Cloud Comes
Asmara
Kalias Amueime
Farvall
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