In Our Opinion on Computers Picking College Applicants
An opinion piece argues computers can objectively select applicants and manage college processes. It notes Chicago officials defend machine selection, admissions, scheduling, and billing while highlighting Antioch College’s failed attempt to computerize an English poetry course. The piece mocks activists who favor automation and imagines a fully programmed convention.
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Western firms boost space ties with U S in Europe
Western Europe's space industry attracts U S cooperation for sales while preserving tech lead. John L Galt of General Electric says Europe’s space market has grown to 100 to 200 million dollars annually and will expand. An official notes American firms are nonvoting members in Eurospace.
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Medicare wind of change and private coverage doubts
Paul Harvey argues Congress may approve Medicare yet warns against overreliance on government handouts. He recalls 1930s compulsory insurance dreams, notes rising Social Security costs, inflation and the risk of future cuts, and urges maintaining private health insurance as a safeguard. He cites trust in parachutes as a metaphor for keeping personal protection amid uncertain federal programs.
Drew Pearson Reflects on WWII End and Looming War
In anniversary notes, Drew Pearson reviews postwar peace efforts and warns of drift toward another world war. He traces Germany's surrender on May 4, 1945, and argues for open debate and congressional war declarations while criticizing secretive arms shipments to Jordan and Saudi Arabia and the dangerous arms race.
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County's First Free Defender In Business
Erie County's first public defender D Sherwood Jones expects to open an office in Erie City Hall by next Monday. He and a nine member board of directors of the Erie County Public Defender Corporation met to set up staff roles including a detective investigator and a secretary. Five applicants seek the investigator post at 4300, one seeks the secretary post at 3200. The defender will aid those unable to pay for legal counsel in felonies and misdemeanors. murder cases remain court appointed. Funding came from a 35000 appropriation by county commissioners. Mayor Williamson will provide City Hall space.
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Pine Block Street Unearthed in Warren Water Work
Warren Borough engineer says a pine-block pavement from 1890 was found under the blacktop while Warren Water Co prepared to lay a new water service line. Foreman notes creosoted pine blocks rested on a concrete base over rich loam, describing the quiet ride of horse-drawn wagons in Warren's business hub.
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al Stephens
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Tokyo businessman tops 1964 Japanese income list
Shokichi Uehara, president of a pharmaceutical firm, led Japan's individuals with 1.5 million dollars in 1964 taxable income. The tax office noted broader global tensions and hinted at forthcoming columns marking the twentieth anniversary of Europe’s World War II end.
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Shokichi Uehara
Japan
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V-E War News and Local Events May 4 1945
London reports near capture of German fortress and rumors of general capitulation as Speer declares Germany defeated. Eisenhower announces Holland and northwest Germany and Denmark surrender. Cory Defense Council cancels V E Day celebration, delaying until Japan surrenders. Aero Ground Crew meeting at Hotel Corry features Lucky Strike film on tobacco production and a southern fried chicken dinner. 40 years ago a Corry Jamestown Corp four floor addition progresses and a Maxwell car crashes into Morick Shoe window. Corry boy John Silvis dies at hospital. Local social event hosts 15 girls as Misses Bartlett Klinger and Purcell entertain. Resignation of Clifford Miller as first lieutenant of Company A noted.
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Aero Ground
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Lucky Strike Cigarettes
What Is The Law Desertion and divorce in Pennsylvania
The law explains that desertion is a ground for divorce in Pennsylvania but may not be used until the deserter has been away from home for two years. During that period the deserting party may return. a good faith offer to resume marital responsibilities compels the other spouse to accept, otherwise the two year clock starts against the party who blocked the return.
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Pennsylvania
Boy Drowns While Attempting Rescue in Water
A Utica area report says Jimmy Borger first tried to pull his brother from the water, then called authorities. Fire Chief Fred Linn and Cochranton officials coordinated rescue efforts as Earl Wood and neighbors alerted crews. Firefighters arrived near 5 pm and recovered the body minutes later.
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Utica
Jimmy’ Borger
Cochranton
Charles Coyle
Walter Dunn
Earl Wood
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