Philips Labs appoints Crowell director of component research
Morristown New Jersey born Merton H. Crowell has been named director of component and device research at Philips Laboratories. His focus will be on improving camera tube production for television and related electronics. Crowell, a Corry High School alumnus (1958), graduated from Penn State University NYU and the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, and is the son of Mrs. Catherine Crowell of Union City.
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Merton H. Crowell
Morristown
N.J
Philips Laboratories
Philips Corp
Crowell
Beaverdam Area
Corry High School
Penn State University
New York University
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Catherine Crowell
North Main Street
Union City
State House OKs $1,500 Annual Student Loan Limit
The Pennsylvania House approved raising the maximum yearly state insured college loan from $1,000 to $1,500. A Senate amendment waters down the bill by letting PHEAA refuse loans to students with felonies or college expulsions. The measure targets campus demonstrators amid empowered board influence.
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Harrisburg
State House of Representatives
House
Senate
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
PHEAA
Phieaa
Court rule backs property owner in repossession dispute
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge ruled the 1872 statute allowing officers to break down doors to repossess property unconstitutional. Judge Jerry Pacht found the law violates the U S Constitution by infringing search and seizure protections and denying due process.
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Los Angeles
Jerry Pacht
Lot Of Reading For Just One Man
Miles City Mont AP Jack Coffrin found 4 960 pounds of books he did not order 74 cartons arrived with two other items a freight bill for 376 99 and invoices totaling 9 085 53 from publishers Coffrin says he ordered about 200 worth of books from the company and believes his order mixed with a bookstore shipment
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Miles City
Mont
Jack Coffrin
Coffrin
Area Gunman Arrested on Surety of Peace Bond
David Littlefield was picked up in Starbrick by State Police on a surety of peace bond after threats against his wife. He pleaded innocent on September 4 to charges including assault with intent to kill and weapons violations stemming from an August 8 incident at the Pittsburg Inn near Sugar Grove. He was arraigned in Youngsville on bail set at 5 000 and remanded to county jail.
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Warren
David Littlefield
Starbrick
H. Robert Hampson
Littlefield
Pittsburg Inn
Sugar Grove
Youngsville
Justice of the Peace
Regis Thompson
Leroy Conners
Samuel Bowers
Sandra Littefield
Dead Birds Wash Ashore In England
More dead birds washed ashore in Britain raising the mystery toll to well over 10,000. Scientists suspect an unidentified virus such as flu may be responsible. Investigations by Cambridge University and other centers have yet to yield a cause.
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London
Britain
Scotland
England
Cambridge University
Bus Crash Injures 12 in Shaler Township
A school bus carrying 60 students from Shaler Township Senior High School collided with a tractor trailer on Pennsylvania 8 in suburban Shaler Township. The bus driver and 11 pupils were injured and treated at a hospital for cuts and bruises. One 16 year old girl was admitted for further treatment.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania 8
Shaler Township
TV censorship sparks more action in season premieres
Television writers cite a double standard as TV should follow stricter rules than films. ABCs Movie of the Week offered The Monk with brutal fight scenes while NBCs World Premiere movie The Lonely Profession showed two hours of escapist plotting and a private eye tale with Dina Merrill and Jack Carter. Fifty-two Danish MPs sign an open letter to end U.S. Vietnam War efforts.
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New York
ABC
The
Gus Monk
George Maharis
Philip Marlowe
NBC
Harry Guardino
Shamus
Dina Merrill
FBI
Jack Carter
Barbara McNair
Private Eyes
Copenhagen
United States
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Soviet Youths Eye Alcohol But Deny Drug Use
Pittsburgh reporters recount two Soviet doctors' claim that Russian youth drink but do not use drugs. Dr. Wecht questions the denial, citing uncertainty about a drug problem in a vast nation. The doctors discussed organ transplantation, low homicide rates, firearms access, and comparative suicide rates abroad.
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Pittsburgh
Soviet Union
Charles Winek
Cyril Wecht
Allegheny County
Moscow
Leningrad
Wecht
Russia
Budapest
Hungary
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Washington
Paul Calle
Waterford
Corry
Frank’s
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Scotts Crossing
c/o Corry Journal
Corry Agway Store
Corry Agway
Penna. Ave
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rossin
Dacron
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