Our Opinion on a Student Loan Bill in Scranton
The piece urges aid for talented high school graduates unable to afford college. It cites President Johnson on 100,000 graduates yearly and praises a $900,000 state loan fund, urging House approval. It questions Penn State tuition and argues public funds should support gifted students, contrasting with welfare and foreign aid.
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Johnson
State Senate
Scranton Administration
House
America
Farmer admires abstract painting at art exhibit
A Bedford Indiana farmer viewing an abstract work at an art exhibit tells his wife it’s the best darned picture of the farm situation he’s seen. He notes that no matter which way it’s viewed, it doesn’t make sense.
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Bedford
Ind
Times-Mail
20 Years Ago March 29 1M Guam Okinawa Bombardment
Twenty years ago on March 29 the U S fleet pressed bombardment of Guam and Okinawa with carrier aircraft hitting remaining strongholds as Nazi lines shifted. Fleet Admiral Nimitz announced that 20 to 90 ports were aiding invasion efforts near Okinawa as American forces closed in on key positions. Allied advances split German lines north of the Ruhr while Third Ukrainian Army moved toward the Austrian border and Dan zig port areas. Corporal Paul N Stack a Carry youth earned the Bronze Star. Fayette D Curtis died at home. A Red Cross meeting at Corty City County Courthouse discussed prisoner of war service. service for Key and others was held yesterday. Memorials and school plans dominated community notices.
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Guam
Okinawa
Chester W. Nimitz
Radio Tokyo
London
Russia
Danzig
Gdynia
Sartorial Slobs and Society The Style Critic Declares Fashion Decay
Jim Bishop observes a culture defined by ill fitting attire and careless grooming. He catalogs how men and women dress from office to home, noting sloppy shirts, torn trousers, teased hair, and overdone cosmetics, arguing that fashion reflects moral laxity and social looseness.
What Is The Law for PA Driver Licenses
A PA licensed driver who fails a test in another state has no bearing on his Pennsylvania license. If standards were met for PA, the license entitles renewal. Also noted Loveland Field seeding for Junior High boys and Dick Daniels crowned marbles champion after defeating Don Gilson.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsvania
Dick Daniels
Marbles
Don Gilson
Corinth makes progress under Antipoverty Program
Washington column reports Corinth Mississippi hosts regional Youth Corps for dropouts and vocational training led by state senator James Dean and Urban Renewal Agency members. Program blends white instructors with mixed race students, pays 20 hours weekly at $1.25, with school attendance mandatory. Corinth now integrated with harmony, no Klan, no White Citizens Council, drawing 58 visiting mayors. Also recalls TV station license scandals involving Miami channel 10 and Boston channel 5, FCC criticism, and Sol Taishoff defense of the FCC amid investigations and a later Doerfer resignation.
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Corinth
James Dean
Troy Norris
Mississippi
Ku Klux Klan
White Citizens Council
Has Boyle's Americana a quirky date with data
A compilation of curious facts and stat lines from Boyle's Americana noting household weights, names, fashion trends, diet shifts, laws, and social quirks. It cites 1909 ice cream per person, 1940s quarts rising to 22, and a look at hangover lore, with light humor on names and consumer stats.
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Mary
John
Linda
Robert
Jane
Kathleen
Margaret
Cecilia
Montagomery
Selma
Boy 11 Becomes Erie County’s 11th Traffic Fatality
Michael vasnowski, 7, of Millcreek, died yesterday morning from injuries after being struck by a car Saturday night. Millcreek Police said he walked into the path of Irene Krivonak, 37, of Erie, while crossing a highway. Coroner Merle Wood will rule on the death after further investigation by Patrolman John Spasta.
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Michael Vasnowski
Millcreek
Erie County
Harmot Hospital
Irene Krivonak
Erie
Merle Wood
John Spasta
Michael
Theodore Laskowski Sr
Verrondala School
St. Julia’s Church
Preparation 11 touted as cure for piles in medical hype
Sufferers claimed astonishing results with a Bio-Dyne based tuby stance and a world-famous institute’s discovery. The product Preparation 11 is sold as suppository or ointment at drug counters, promising relief from piles.
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Mannanaera
Alton Fasbenien
G. T.bergman
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Chinas
China
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Yule
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D-Mo
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D-Ark
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Schwartz
Rosel Hyde
John Doerfer
Doerfer
George Storer
Storer Broadcasting Co
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Vigor
Eagle Furniture
Columbus - Lottsville Road
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U.S
FBI
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Rockefeller Jr
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Pliny the Elder
United States
New York, N.Y
Chemstrand
Evans
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