Quality Key Word In School Reorganization
Four Allegheny County districts including Mount Lebanon testified before House and Senate Education Committees on whether quality should exempt them from compulsory school reorganization. Debates centered on exemptions vs mandates as groups like League of Women Voters urged caution and the state association softened opposition. Republicans, once opposed, signaled openness to a substitute plan that preserves some mandate conditions.
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Harrisburg
Allegheny County
House
Senate
Mount Lebanon
League of Women Voters
Nale
Pennsylvania State School Boards Association
School Directors’ Association
R. Winfield Smith
Pennsboro
Montgomery County
Scranton
City to Resume Sidewalk Work Stalled by Winter
City plans to complete 9000 feet of unfinished sidewalks from the 11162 program. The George Weidner Co. of Warren, city contractor, will return soon to finish remaining stretches including 3000 feet on mall parcels. No expansion plans or immediate repair chart are in place while council focuses on a new North Corey sewer project.
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Uniican Mnobe
al Thost
Ann
George Weidner Co
Warren
Connall
Counzi
Warle
North
Corey
Model Youth Dies Violent Death From Glue Sniffing
FREEPORT Kan AP Stanley Duncan died at 19 while sniffing glue. His mother recalls lessons for parents as the boy, once active in football basketball and track, suffocated under a plastic bag with glue fumes. His father planned farming with more land and a new tractor before the tragedy.
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Freeport, Kan
Stanley Duncan
Stanley
Raymond Duncan
Harper
Howard Duncan
A. R. Edmundson
Dr. Edmundson
Explorer 17 launch delayed by mass spectrometer fault
Cape Canaveral AP report says the Explorer 17 satellite launch was postponed after a mass spectrometer fault found during preflight checks. The Delta rocket was to lift off between 9 p.m. and midnight, with Saturn boosters testing only the first stage while upper stages and a nose cone remained as dummies. The failure shifts the mission to early next week and prompts replacement of the faulty instrument sourced from NASA Goddard Space Laboratory.
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Cape Canaveral
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Frm
NASA
Goddard Space Laboratory
Maryland
Explorer 17
Delta
Saturn
Atlante Ocean
Child Fatally Burned in Pittsburgh Home Fire
Two year old Carla Freshley suffered severe burns in a Homewood house fire yesterday and died today at Pittsburgh Hospital. Authorities cited death due to shock following extensive burns.
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Pittsburgh
Carla Freshley
Homewood
New York photoengravers reject contract in city newspaper strike
A small AFL-CIO Photoengravers Local 1 group in New York rejected a proposed contract and kept eight daily papers off the streets, voting against the 35 hour week and prompting possible indefinite continuation of the 111 day shutdown. The vote skews against a plan backed by Mayor Wagner and other unions, with publishers wary to resume talks.
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NEW York
New York City
Afl-Cio
Robert I. Wagner
Times
The
Herald Tribune
Donald R. McVey
Publishers Association of
Cief
Baby Chokes To Death On Knob From TV Set
An 13 month old boy in Wagar Falls choked on a television knob yesterday. Brian Ligain, son of Mr and Mrs John Lizzie Jb, died at Memorial Hospital after the knob became lodged in his throat. Coroner F Eheene Inerum noted the knob caused the fatal blockage and that emergency treatment failed.
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1Wagara Falls
Brian Ligain
John Lizzie Jb
Memorial Hospital
F. Eheene Inerum
First Time In Corry 40 CAHS Students To Become Nat's Honor Society Members
Candlelight ceremonies at Corry Area High School mark the first local NHS induction. About 40 juniors and seniors selected by the Sparta merged schools chapter will be inducted, with Dr P H Augustine as speaker.
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Corry
CAHS
Corry Area
Sparta
Igo High School
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Tis
Jocal
Floy Winans
National Honor Society
Jerry Alsdorf
Aady Wivner
Blaine Winans
Gt & Morning
Miami
Dr P. H. Augustine
Super Vis’ of Education
Northwestern
Puctor
Federated Church of East Spring
Trentity
Shert
Wntil Hie
Sermbly
U S Deplores Hit Run Raids By Cuban Exiles
Washington officials said the United States is using all possible measures to prevent hit and run raids by Cuban exiles on Castro's Cuba in line with President Kennedy policies. Kennedy says the raids are not effective and could worsen U S Soviet tensions. A raid near Isabel a de Sagua prompted Soviet protests, but the State Department denied U S responsibility. The Miami based raiders reportedly slipped into Isabel a de Sagua, attacked a Soviet freighter, and returned to their Caribbean base. Havana Radio claimed the United States hosts the raiders.
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Washington
PBI
U.S
Guare Snd
Castro
Cuba
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
United States
Moscow
Maren 17
Isuela de Lagia
State Department
Caribbean
Lincoln White
Department
WS. Terrtory
Cueve
Isabela de Saga
Miami
Havana
Key West
Castro threatens to arm Cuba with bombers and escorts
Fidel Castro declared Cuba could arm itself with long range bombers and naval escorts if the United States continues hit and run raids by exiled groups. He blamed Washington for an attack on a Soviet freighter and warned of defensive measures to protect shipping and supply lines. A TL spokesman claimed attackers slipped into Isabela de Sagua to strike the Soviet vessel.
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Airvana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Castro
Khrushchev
Washington
Castra
Ta-Nbami
Isabela de Sagua
Corry Cancer Group Boosts Local Goal to 2750
The Corry chapter of the American Cancer Society raises its local goal to 2750 for Cancer Month, a 10 percent rise from the former 2500 target. Campaign runs April 16 through 30 with house to house solicitation and educational material distribution by volunteers.
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Corry Cancer Group
Corry
American Cancer Society
Nick
Reyal
Erie County
Eice
Twin double pays off in New Orleans racing upset
Jockey Michael Keller involved in another twin double payoff in New Orleans. Keller rode one of the winners in an $8,200 bonanza Tuesday night, continuing a 1 97,158 twin double run with two winners secured the night prior.
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New Orleans
Michael Keller
Defferson Dawe
Keller
Dome
Soviet Denial Fails To Narrow Alaska Flight Dispute
Washington says two Soviet reconnaissance planes violated Alaska air space on March 15 near the southwestern corner, while Moscow insists they stayed at least 350 kilometers from the border. U.S. officials expect continued protests but no major escalation.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Alaska
Moscow
United States
Kremlin
State Department
Carry Man Surrenders After Passing Altered Bills
Cleveland AP reports Glen Adams, 3 year old Streetsboro man, surrendered to U S Secret Service on charges of passing altered $1, $10 and $20 bills. He faced arraignment before Commissioner Horn, set for April 10, jailed on $1000 bond. Adams allegedly split and recombined bill halves to disguise denomination, passing about 10 such notes in Titusville Union City Youngsville and Corry.
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Cleveland
Streetsboro
U.S. Secret Service
Wilmer Deckard
Secret Service
Glen ZL
Adams
Pennsylvania
Herbert A. Horn
Adams J
Deckard
Titusville
Union City
Youngsville
Corry
Bill Slicer Long Police Customer At Local Station
Glen L acams a Corry resident with a long police record since 1957 appears in this report. He has been arrested seven times in Corry for offenses from overtime parking to assault and battery and warrants. His file lists charges and fines from 1957 to 1962 including driving without a license plate and a motor vehicle code violation.
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Glen L.acams
Corry
Adams
West Main Street
North East
Titusville
Post Office Closes in Corydon After Century of Service
The Corydon post office in Warren County shuts its doors for the last time tomorrow amid the Kingwu Tam project. The facility has operated for about a century, serving the local community with postal services.
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Corydon
Warren County
Ofice
About & Centurs
Road Workers Face Threats Over No-Work Protest
Two state highway mechanics Don Ferell and Alby Hall said their homes were painted with red paint bombs and their wives received threatening calls after they refused to join a no work protest. The pair, non-union, continued working while others stayed away amid a 10 percent staffing cut.
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Rochester
Don Ferell
Alby Hall
Daugherty
State Highways Department
Beaver County
Fezell
Hall
Spa Woman 20 in Critical Condition After One Car Crash
Cambridge Springs resident Mise Turner, 20, listed in critical condition at Meadville City Hospital after a one car crash near Woodrock. State Police report she lost control swerving to avoid a pedestrian, the car crossed a field 171 feet, skidded 55 feet along a berm, and overturned, ending on its roof. She required extraction from the vehicle and sustained a head concussion chest injuries and a fractured left wrist.
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Meauyibee—Meten i. Usta
Cambridge Springs
Meadville City Hospital
Meadville Barracks
Woodrock
Thomas J. Carr
Mise Turner
City Hospital
Jer
Canada to give India more Dakotas and transport planes
Defence Minister B Chivap told parliament that Canada will provide India with two new Dakotas and five other transport aircraft at no cost. Canada had already donated six Dakota planes last autumn amid border clashes between the two countries.
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India
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