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Repeal push cited in Pennsylvania school law debate
YORK Pa AP delegates at the 11th annual Pennsylvania Partners Association urged repeal of the school reorganization law seen as moving toward a state takeover of 2 185 districts by 1966. The group also backed assigning relief recipients to public work.
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Sam Rayburn Dies of Cancer in Texas Town
Sam Rayburn died of cancer after a long illness in Bonham Texas where he had come for burial. Presidents Kennedy Johnson and Truman visited as doctors announced incurable lymphoma and Rayburn's condition worsened with pneumonia, while friends recalled his blunt humility and love of fishing and family.
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Macapagal Wins Philippine Presidency in Tight Race
Diosdado Macapagal clinched the presidency with about 3.19 million votes to 2.53 million for Garcia as rough unofficial tallies from about 85 percent of precincts indicated. His running mate Manuel Pelaez led the vice presidential race with 2.02 million votes.
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Lord Helped Us Winning Mennonite Youth at Montiot
Mennonite siblings Wesley and Rhoda Mast of Elverson Pennsylvania say they will donate auction profits from two pelting steers to their church. They earned three thousand thirty four dollars at the Eastern National Livestock Show hosting a grand champion hereford bought for forty nine hundred by Bullimore meat processing firm. The American Hereford Association awarded owners a national prize with a top payout of one thousand dollars.
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Longest-serving House Speaker Left Lasting Legislative Legacy
A longtime House member who served over 48 years and held the speakership longer than any predecessor, shaping broad policy. His record includes Rural Electrification Administration, highway programs, The Securities and Exchange Act, the Federal Communications Act, and antitrust laws.
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Rural Electrication Administration
Television Review Speculates on TV Trends and Panels
In a University of Pennsylvania talk David Levy criticizes TV for chasing trends in program content. He notes NBCs Dr Kildare and ABCs Ben Casey as hits but warns against floods of youth doctor stereotypes and similar remakes. He calls Yours for a Song an imitative sing along show and recommends The Sl a mer Trap as a sharp NBC special targeting women.
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Sleeping Driver Rams Truck on Route 20 Westfield
A two vehicle crash on Route 20 near Westfield involved an 18 year old driver James Bongiorno whose car allegedly slept at the wheel and crossed the highway forcing a tractor trailer driven by John Stiuer of Kent off the road. Bongiorno was cited for failure to keep right and arraigned before Peace Justice Robert Owens.
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Westfield
World trade fears shadow Paris conference says United States
The United States faces pressure from a widening trade deficit as imports rise, exports lag, and the dollar could weaken. Delegates at Paris discuss expanding world trade while Soviet and other blocs push for tougher protection and measures that may hurt American oil firms and domestic markets.
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