Teachers Teach Sanctions Move Against State Leaders
Our Opinion argues sanctions by the Pennsylvania Education Association House of Delegates target Governor Shafer and the Legislature to press for higher teachers salaries. The piece questions harm to students and warns extremist action may undermine education, noting frustration but praising many educators dedicated to meaningful student outcomes.
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United Nations
Pennsylvania Education Association
House of Delegates
PSEA
Shafer
Joseph J. Stunda
Pennsylvania
Sunbury Daily Item
Edinboro College
Neglessay
Higher Nation ‘Committee
George ‘Ledger
Union City
Bill Piper
Susquehanna River
Ken Bostwick
Farmer’s Council
The
Grange
Lee Donaldson
House
Conference Committee
Maryland
Margaret Maynard
North Hast
Art Samp
Art
Erie County
Paul Harvey Gun Control Debate Cited In 14 States
The piece argues against federal gun laws citing Lt. Col. Paul Rit telmann and Police Chief Robert Murray who say criminals will obtain guns regardless. It notes New York City's strict laws and asserts 36 of 50 states have licensing or bans with little impact on homicide rates. It warns against disarming citizens and asserts the constitutional right to keep and bear arms.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
Robert Murray
New York City
This Date in History Highlights From Past Centuries
On this date events include 1956 hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll, 1542 De Soto death, 1881 Clara Barton founded American Red Cross, 1927 Lindbergh reaches Paris, 1912 Foochow battle actions, 188 Alaska statehood message, 1960s train derailment near Bombay, 1963 Alabama school desegregation defiance, 1957 Constantine announces birth of a son.
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Bikini Atoll
Pacific
Hernando de Soto
Mississippi River
Ulysses Grant
Clara Barton
American Red Cross
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Atlantic
Foochow
China
Harry S.truman
Congress
Alask
Bombay
India
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Constantine
Greece
Paul
Corry Evening Journal Education News Brief
Local publication provides brief on applications and publication date for education news. Details readable but fragmentary.
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the Corry Evening Journal
Debate Seeks to Undercut Supreme Court in Crime Bill
Drew Pearson outlines a campaign by Southern Democrats and allied Republicans to override Supreme Court rulings on prisoner rights. The piece notes the push to abolish habeas corpus jurisdiction, limit court review of state convictions, and front Warren's constitutional view. President Johnson's stance remains undecided, with pressure to veto.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Franklin Roosevelt
FDR
Congress
Judiciary Committee
South
Jim Wastland
Mississippi
John McClellan
Arkansas
Sam Ergin
North Carolina
Everett Dirksen
Ilinois
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Democratic Party
Earl Warren
Post Office bid deadline set for May 24 at Widman Teah store
Local bids are due next Monday May 24 for the contract post office station now at Widman and Teah drug store. Vern Group of the Marchants baseball team appeals to local ball players to attend nightly practice at Loveland field as told in Corry Field news.
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Post Office Department
Widman
Teah Drug
Vern Group
Marchants
Loveland
Slow Week in Harrisburg As Assemblyman Recaps Session
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins notes a quiet week as the conference committee hammers out a school salary proposal. He cites a Senate reduction to four million, potential special session talk, and minor events such as the Gridiron Banquet where Gov. Shafer faced ribbing over tax and pension plans.
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Me Houss
Senate
House
Pennsylvania Legislative ‘Correspondents Association
Governor v
Shafer
How to Contact Your Elected Officials
State Representative Assemblyman Worest Hopkins of North East can be reached at the State Capitol Harrisburg Pa. Senator James Willard of Pulaski Mercer County is contactable at the State Capitol Harrisburg Pa. U S Senator Hugh Scott and Joseph Clark of Philadelphia are listed with addresses in Washington DC Congressmen Joseph Vigorito of Erie is noted for contact via House Office Building Washington DC.
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Kay
Time Magazine
Sesler
Frank Polaski
Erie ‘County
Frank
Worest
Hopkins
North East
State Capitol
Harrisburg
James Willard
Pulaski
Mercer County
U. S
Hugh Scott
Joseph Clark
Philadelphia
Addr
Washington, D.C
Congressman Joseph" Vigorito al Eric
House
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Warren
Senators
John Marshall
Virginia
John Birch
Ton
Warren Institution
Fed
Lincoln
Dirksen
Hruska
Seem
Public Safety
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Califor
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Supreme
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Calif
Oakland Waterfront
West Coast
Will Johnson
White House
Johnson
Justic Warren
California
America
Corry
Dan Sullivan
Carter Hill Yee
Stanford Hose
Aero Field
James McBride
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins
Bell Telephone
Capitol
Bell
Robert Bellomini
Ball
McNerney
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