Moratorium As Corry Sees It
A local survey in Corry captures mixed views on the national moratorium against the Vietnam War. Respondents include S E Anderson and Charles Sutton supporting different approaches, while students like Joseph McLaughlin Rod Burrows and Mike Hartley urge youth voices to influence policy.
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Vietnam
Corry
Journal
S.E. Anderson
Corry Area
Paul Floyd
Joseph McLaughlin
Rod Burrows
Mike Hartley
Thompson To Build New Plant Here
Corry Area Industrial Development Corp filed for 206 424 to move Thompson Maple Products from East Washington to a 14 400 square foot Colta Station facility on a 32 acre site. Employment would rise from 25 to 45 in three years. The plant makes wooden handles shoe lasts and turning rounds for textiles. financing involves 10 percent from the authority 40 percent from PIDA and 50 percent from local banks. Governor Shafer cites U S Census figures showing Pennsylvania taxes are low relative to personal income and national levels.
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Costa Station
Corry Area
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Thompson
East Washington Street
Colta Station
PIDA
Shafer
U.S. Census Bureau
Pennsylvania
U.S. News and World Report
North Dakota
California
New York
Nationwide Moratorium Demonstrations Spark Overnight Protests
Across campuses and cities millions join Vietnam Moratorium Day actions. Demonstrations included midnight vigils, candlelight parades, teach-ins, and prayers as officials warn the protest strains national interests while leaders urge nonviolent disruption.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
Pham van Dong
Spiro T. Agnew
Recommendations Complete Wheels Turn On Crossing Plan
Traffic data show 1642 vehicles daily on Scott's Crossing with four school buses. EL rail line carries 20 to 25 trains daily. Since 1951 flashing signals, seven accidents, six deaths in 15 months. Plan costs 57500 for gates signals reconstruction per highway study. Public Utilities Commission pending. Columbus School Board meeting set to discuss bus re routing amid crossing concerns.
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Scott's Crossing
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Richard Frame
Warren County
State
Public Utilities Commission
Harrisburg
Franklin
Highway Department
Eric Lackawanna
Richard Rowles
Scotts Crossing Road
Route 6
Rowles
The
Journal
Columbus
Columbus School Board
Rioting College Students Could Lose State Loans
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Senate approved a measure barring state loans for students convicted of crimes or expelled for campus disruption. The bill sets a $1500 yearly loan cap and a $7500 total per student, with retroactive investment-earnings use for agency operating costs.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Finance Committee
Higher Education Assistance Agency
Limits On TV Radiation Above Recommendations
Washington reports the government will propose standards allowing X radiation from color TV sets five times higher than scientists’ recommendations. The proposal, signed by Chris A. Hansen, will appear in the Federal Register and take effect only after a second publication at least 30 days later.
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Washington
Chris A. Hansen
Environmental Control Administration
Federal Register
Fof Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Soviet Space Flight Expands With Solar Probe Intercosmos 1
Moscow reports a major week in space as the Soyuz trio continues a long troika mission while a new unmanned Intercosmos 1 satellite launches for sun studies. The program pairs manned assembly work with solar observations involving East European partners and multiple observatories.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Pacific
Atlantic
Soyuz
Council For International Cooperation
Intercosmos
Boris Petrov
Intercosmos 1
Petrov
East Germany
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Poland
Romania
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Washington, D.C
South Vietnam
United States
Princeton University
Saigon
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
House of Representatives
Fordham University
New York City
North Carolina State University
Raleigh
University of Washington
Sam Brown
Lyanta
Jerry Franz
Cleveland
St. Agatha
Kitchener
Ontario
Franz
Sheen
Rochester
N. Y
Paul VI
Fulton J. Sheen
Joseph L. Hogan
St. Margaret Mary's Church
Konstantin Feoktistov
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