Substitute for Integration in Cortland TV teaching network
The Cortland New York project becomes a state funded closed circuit TV teaching network linking eight schools in three districts. It argues this could offer white and black students equal facilities during school closures, potentially bridging segregation without full integration. Nuclear power notes follow, detailing slow fusion reactor progress worldwide.
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Peaceful uses of atomic energy discussed in second conference
The second conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy reports agreement on sharing hydrogen research for peaceful power. It foresees unlimited future power for mankind in electricity, medicine, agriculture, biology, and wider uses as research uncovers more.
Kim Novak Faces Loneliness Between Projects
Hollywood highlights describe Kim Novak enjoying a long movie vacation after Bell Book and Candle. She plans no new film until next month and relies on her dog Tracy for security as overzealous fans have disturbed her at night. Police patrol Bel-Air neighborhoods to deter intruders while she stays safe at home.
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Hoffman Avoids Jury Duty Through Noted Oversight
Oakland judge William W. Hoffman returned the mailed jury summons to the clerk drawing attention to an overlooked fact. The incident centers on Hoffman as the presiding judge and the potential excuse for missing jury service.
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Sugar Grove Man Arrest Solves Crimes
Sugar Grove man Henry Flasher, 21, of Sugar Grove, pleaded guilty to burglary after being captured by Warren County authorities. He admitted stealing a TV, booster, and rifle from the Hoy home and a camp TV from Cole Hill. Joseph Conklin, 19, of Tidioute, is charged as an accomplice and awaits arraignment. VanGuilder brothers face sentencing after pleading guilty to multiple break-ins. bail set for none.
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Two More A P Stores May Strike
The Atlantic and Pacific food chain faced strike threats at Altoona and Youngstown areas and in the Pittsburgh district. Local 590 workers in Altoona and Youngstown voted 713 to 127 to join Pittsburgh district workers in a strike at midnight Wednesday, after rejecting a proposed three year contract with wage increases of 10, 8, and 8 cents. The Pittsburgh vote was earlier, and a strike would affect about 4,800 employees at 123 stores in the district or 80 stores in Altoona and Youngstown. Mediators have called a meeting in Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
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Company Retirement Rules Grow More Common
The Business Mirror reports that three quarters of manufacturing firms now have mandatory retirement rules and many presidents favor the policy in principle. Companies are establishing advisory programs to prepare executives for retirement as aging workers with long service pose a management challenge.
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Congresswoman Knutson Seeks Re nomination in Minnesota Primary
Minnesota voters weigh a Senate bid and eight House seats as Congresswoman Coya Knutson campaigns amid her husband Andy Knutson urging her to quit politics for family life. She defends her attendance and backs opponent Marvin Evenson in the 9th District while facing Odin Langen in a tough November race. The Panama Canal transit note appears as unrelated historical context.
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Boys will be boys in Tampa love fight ends in wounds
In Tampa two men fought over a 37 year old woman, using an ice pick and a cane as weapons. J. H. Paradise received two ice pick wounds to the chest, and Luigi Viciri suffered head cuts from the cane. Paradise, aged 60, Viciri, aged 74.
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Corry Memory notes 1938 British Czechoslovak crisis
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recaps events from September 9 1938 including a London report that Britain fears the Czechoslovak crisis has exploded and references its gravest status since August 1974. It also notes a delay in installing the Corry High School clock and a testimonial dinner in Erie for Arthur Colegrove.
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Autos thin on streets as government plea limits travel
Forty years ago on September 9 1918 only a few autos appeared amid a government request to curb automobile travel for gasoline conservation. Warren Sutton Franklin Fay LeRoy Mertz Merritt Deyo and Hiobert Lewis received treasury department medals for Boy Scout service. A daily fire alarm test may be scheduled regularly in the Liberty Bond drive era. A new Giger Ice Cream Factory addition is under way.
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