Pa Industrial Loan Fund gains $1 million aid
Harrisburg AP report notes the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Loan fund will receive an extra $1 million to operate through the current fiscal year as the PIDA program expands. Gov. Scranton is expected to sign, while House delays stem from intra-party reapportionment fights led by Rep. Erwin L. Murray. The scramble includes a constitutional amendment proposal to counter one man one vote efforts.
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Dairy Rebates Alleged in State Milk Hearings
Montgomery County dairy executive August L. Martin testified at Harrisburg hearings that his dairy Martin Century Farms paid rebates to customers for seven years, totaling as much as 35000 dollars annually from 1957 to last March. Lehigh Valley Farmers Cooperative later purchased the farm, with its president saying he was unaware of rebates. A Philadelphia grocer meanwhile said he failed to obtain a rebate from Sealtest Dairy.
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Ex-Senator Oren E Long Dies in Hawaii at 76
Former U S senator Oren E Long of Hawaii died at his Honolulu home at age 76 after an asthma bronchitis attack. The report notes a written request from a portion of Congress to read bills at length and explains current hurdles for constitutional amendments requiring two consecutive legislatures and a referendum, unlikely to reach ballot before 1967.
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Obscenity ruling questioned over Candy book reviews
The chancellor criticized the record for not including a single derogatory review of the book Candy and questioned the logic of deeming its sale a danger to community welfare. The argument noted millions of copies sold elsewhere and advised against relying on hypothetical standards without evidence of harm.
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Pennsylvania Rivers Quiet in Western Pennsylvaniacline
Weather Bureau in Pittsburgh reported Western Pennsylvania rivers the quietest since 1960 due to mild conditions and lack of heavy rains. Hydrologist Vernon T. Houghton said only one flooding incident occurred this year, at Oll City, as cited by Jones and Agresti in a related note.
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Pennsylvania Senators Clash Over Dominican Republic Troop Use
Two US senators from Pennsylvania, Democrat Joseph Clark and Republican Hugh Scott, sparred on the Senate floor over deploying troops to the Dominican Republic. Scott urged firing-emergency action to protect Americans and block OAS hesitation, while Clark voiced grave reservations about the current policy, insisting he would not back a withdrawal if it risked a communist dictatorship.
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First U S Airborne Brigade Arrives in Vietnam
The first 1,200 U S Army paratroopers arrived at Bien Hoa and Vung Tau as part of an airborne brigade destined to bolster defenses against the Viet Cong. Six C130 transports drew ground fire but suffered no hits or casualties. The brigade, stationed at Bien Hoa and Vung Tau, marks a major U S combat unit deployment in Vietnam. Washington approved 700 million dollars for Vietnam military spending, with Senate pending. Southeast Asia Treaty Organization members split over Vietnam policy, calling the war aggression by North Vietnam and pledging support to allied action.
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France drafts lone amie to Themes tre wp policy
A fragmentary report notes France proposing a single envoy to discuss themes. The text hints at a policy shift and mentions the United States and France in a diplomatic context. The source provides minimal readable facts and lacks clear names or dates.
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Milk Leader Louis G. Galliker Dies in Johnstown
Louis G. Galliker 56 of Johnstown president of the Pennsylvania Association of Milk Dealers and secretary treasurer of Galliker's Dairy Co died yesterday at Memorial Hospital. Service details were not provided.
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