GOP Accused of Interfering With College Faculties
Harrisburg area Democrats accuse Gov Scranton’s administration of pressuring faculty and staff at 14 state colleges over invitations to join a Republican Club fundraising drive. Emma Guffey Miller, Slippery Rock trustee, says faculty involvement breaches policy and free political participation.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Emma Guffey Miller
Democratic National Committee
Pennsylvania
Slippery Rock
Camp Findings Echoes Journal Exposes Poor Migrant Labor Conditions
The Journal's on the spot camp study, with photographs, shows squalid sanitation and fire hazards in southern Negro workers camps. Inspectors from county and state agencies followed by health and labor reviews. Findings cite minimal facilities, weak supervision, unfair pay practices, and loose migrant program control.
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Erie County Department of Health
State Department of Labor and Industry
Cpl. Hornick
Harrisburg
Erie County
Punt Kick contest top performers named
Top finishers in the Punt Pass and Kick event sponsored by Tri Nord Motors of Corry with Ford were announced from Loveland Field. 135 boys participated, four winners earned jackets, runners up helmets, and third placers autographed footballs.
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Tri-Nord Motors
Corry
Ford Motor Company
Loveland Field
Carl Triola
Tri-Nord
Dave Totetler
Jit
John Downey
Clark Eaton
Dwight Proper
Stephen Mears
Mark Bloom
Rodney Burrows
Bill Worm
Roger Swanson
Steve Dubrosky
John Estes
Stephen Moore
Jim Worm
Dave Hostetler
St. Edward's
State migration pressures ease policing after harvest
The shift reflects labor camp difficulties and the removal of several camps reducing policing needs this harvest season. State inquiry and a fatal fire incident could cut migrant labor further next year.
Giorgos Seferis Wins 1963 Nobel Prize in Literature
Greek poet Giorgos Seferis, a diplomat aged 63, awarded the 1963 Nobel Prize in literature by the Royal Swedish Academy. The prize totals 265000 crowns, about 51158 dollars, for his eminent lyrical writing inspired by the world of culture.
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Syuckhuolm
Giorgos Seferis
Seferis
Royal Swedish Lterary Academy
Check UC Sewers To Find Source Of Fish Kills
Union City Borough Council hired Keith Henry to survey sewers to locate pollution causing fish kills in French Creek. A state Health Department order halted discharge from Union City storm sewers. Property owners with connected sanitary and storm sewers will be instructed to fix at their expense. Henry will dye-test sewers to prove connections.
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Union City
Keith Henry
French Creek
State Department of Health
Une
Ginny Nears Florida Coast … Weather Buoy Warnings Up
Ginny moved off the North Carolina coast Sunday and drifted southward toward Florida. Gale warnings were posted from Palm Beach to Jacksonville as a large cool air mass from Canada moved in. The storm slowed near Cape Canaveral where the Missile Test Center issued Weather Bureau warnings.
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Ginny
Florida
Palm Beach
Jacksonville
North Carolina
Canada
Cape Canavéral
Missile Test Center
Weather Bureau
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Senate Okays Probe Of Baker Case
The Senate Rules Committee voted unanimously to authorize a broad inquiry into Ro bert G. Baker and other current or former Senate employees over possible conflicts of interest. The investigation may include FBI records and income data, with hearings held in executive session before any public testimony. Baker, 26, former Democratic majority secretary, resigned Oct 7 after a $19,600 salary show caused scrutiny of his outside business ties.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Baker
FBI
Transacions
Aleleging
Rules Committee
B. Giverett Jordan
D-N.c
John Williams
Taker Nas
Implicate Erie Youths In Still More Mischief
Four 16 year old Erie youths were charged with breaking into camps in Highland Township Elk County and stealing a tire and a hose. State police at Ridgway say they also picked up in Kane on a bakery theft front of a Kane store. Elk County and state police are questioning them about fires in the area and the youths claim no involvement. Their car held five gallon cans and a siphon hose. They were turned over after paying $1 for baked goods.
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Erie
Highland ‘Township
Elk County
Ridgway
Kane
Flightand
Child Bitten By Dog Remains Under Rabies Tests
A child bitten by a dog was taken to an animal shelter for rabies testing. The incident occurred as Shari spent the day at the location noted in the report.
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Shari
Deserted children found malnourished in Bartunary home
A salesman alerted police to four malnourished children aged six months to four years in Herron Hill Bartunary. Curtis and Lenda Robinson were charged with neglect and abandonment of minor children. the kids were taken to St Francis General Hospital for bathing and care.
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Pp Uur
Herron Hill
St Francis General Hospital
Curtis Lee Robinson
Darlene
Albert
James
Curtis
Lenda Robinson
Dettrey
Nicolettis
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