Scranton Pushes Governors to Succeed Themselves
In Harrisburg Gov. Scranton backs allowing governors to serve consecutive terms but says he cannot pursue it himself. He argued a constitutional convention next year will not remove the one-term limit for current incumbents. He urged PNPA readers to support the convention vote on Nov 5. The PNPA wrapped its final day with officers elected for 1960s, and discussions touched spaceflight, organized crime, and policing reforms.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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Tarentama Valley Daily News
Joe Walker
Spac
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W. J. Stanton
Plice
Walter_E. — Alessandroni
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Assisint
Dean J. Barron
Internal Revenue Service
Simon
Ie Tarentum Valley News
Ares
Hold Service For Scott Bailey
Services for Scott E Bailey were held yesterday at 2 p m at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Joseph Kanzlemar of the Corry Church of the Nazarene officiating Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery Church members serving as bearers were Louis Hebers Robert Roden Sr Willis Minninck David Eckhardt Allen Foote and Daniel Reynolds Jr In addition to many friends from the Corry area the following attended from away Mr and Mrs Dale Inman Titusville Mr And Aira Chanel Ahido Warrent and Mrs Benjamin Randinelli Pittafield Owing the service Mrs David Eckhardt accompanied by Mrs Joseph Kanzlemar sang What a Friend We Have to Jesus and Some Golden Daybreak
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Scott E. Bailey
Bracken
Joseph Kanzlemar
Corry
Jobs steady yet incomes doubled in Pennsylvania study
A U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics report finds nonfarm jobs in Pennsylvania steady since 1947 while average hourly wages rose sharply. Gains in service, government, and trade were offset by declines in mining, manufacturing, and utilities. Philadelphia area remains the largest nonfarm market with 1.525 million workers. other cities show mixed increases and losses across the state.
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Reading
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Hazleton
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Altana
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Scranton
Await Results Of Smoking Probe
Continued from Page One of the case until rest January and March. Since then committee members have been working night, day and vacation. You can find heavy smokers on the panel, but it would be useless to gauge their scientific answers from their personal habits. There have been charges of politically instigated delays. The tobacco industry size and influence is noted. There is no evidence of political interference in the jury's deliberation. The panel was selected from nominations of health agencies federal units and the tobacco industry. Delays have been encountered but spokesmen point to rising residence considerations.
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Russians Swap Spies With U S
A report on a prisoner exchange context involving spy cases. It notes Makinen’s 1961 arrest for photographing military targets and a prison sentence, details about his background, and references to negotiations led by James B Donovan related to the Powers Abel exchange. It mentions the Egorovs, accused of spying, and their immunity claim and impending trial set for November 4.
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