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Pechan seeks Temple and Indiana State College as new state universities
Senator Albert Pechan of Armstrong County proposes making Temple University and Indiana State College the second and third state universities in Pennsylvania. He argues eastern and western residents deserve equal access, noting funding differences and state-aid status of existing schools. The idea has support from the Scranton administration.
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Harrisburg
Temple University
Indiana State College
Pennsylvania
Albert Pechan
Armstrong County
Senate Education Committee
General Assembly
Penn State
Pechan
Temple
Nn State
Scranton
State Teachers College
Fat Girls Often Naturally Plump Says Study
Harvard researchers Carl Seltzer and Jean Mayer report in JAMA that 175 of 180 teenage girls studied were endomorphs with roly poly fat builds inherited from parents. The endomorph class features a larger abdomen, smaller hands and feet, and a natural tendency to gain fat.
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Carl ¢. Seltzer
Jean Mayer
Harvard University
Journal of the American Medical Association
Injection Helps Clear Up Corns
New York reports Dr. Irwin Acker of Greensboro says injections of spongey plastic between the corn and bone relieve pressure like a mattress. At the American Podiatry Association meeting he treated six patients with silicone rubber implants, noting pain stops the first day and the corn vanishes after a few days.
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New York
Irwin Acker
Greensboro
N. C
American Podiatry Association
Dwarfism linked to consanguineous Amish study finds new disorders
Bar Harbor Maine report on Hopkins Johns University researchers tracing hereditary diseases in the Amish. Findings tie to extensive intermarriage, noting a dwarfism variant with sparse hair and six fingered hands in Lancaster Pennsylvania, plus other genetic conditions including a cleft of vascular and muscular disorders.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
United States
Jubus Hopking University
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Iowa
Minuis
Ontario
Victor A. Mekusick
Johns Hopkins
Hopkins
Jacksim Laboratory
National Foundation
Lanecaster
State reports 10000 requests for 1965 special license plates
AGRRISbane AP says the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles has about 10 000 applications for special 1965 license plates authorized by the 1963 legislature. Plates cost 10 for cars and 12 for station wagons with proceeds aimed at 1 million in extra revenue.
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Agrrisbane
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
L. T. Bernard
Bernard
Pennsylvania
State Revenue Department
State Motor Vehicles Bureau
Special Numbers Division
Harrisburg
Western State
Correctional Institution At
Pittsburgh
Military Boosts Californias Population
The Census Bureau reports California's July 1 population at 18,064,000, surpassing New York's 17,915,000 mainly due to stationed military personnel. In civilian numbers New York leads 17,870,000 to 17,749,000, while the U.S. total on May 1 reached 191,334,000, up 2.7 million from the previous year.
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Calif
Washington
Census Bureau
California
New York
Public apology in Soham over dog bite accusation
Bert Peacock 67 apologizes publicly after accusing Ruth Harvey's two year old Alsatian Tina of biting his son. Police found another dog wagging its tail as the true culprit. The Soham Advertiser reports Peacock’s admission and apology to Mrs Harvey.
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Soham
England
Bert Peacock
Peacock
Tina
Ruth Harvey
Alslan
B. Peacock
Harvey
Woman 92 Donates 1700 To Buy 25 Shotguns For Police
Lottie Shepherd aged 92 in Oklahoma City donated 1700 dollars to the police department which needs 25 shotguns due to short funds. The contribution was made yesterday.
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Oklahoma City, Okla
Lottie Shepherd
Oklahoma City
Policewoman Resigns To Seek Religious Life In Dominican Order
Providence policewoman Miss Cullen resigns after 30 years to pursue life as a postulant at the Convent of St Dominic Blauvelt NY. She cites desire for religious life amid crime stories and describes compassion as key while recalling on duty dangers and armed confrontations.
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Miss Cullen
Celingad
Underworld
Charley Horse Alias Ollie Hill Arrested for Public Intoxication
Charley Horse also known as Ollie Hill, 38, a Brantford Ontario resident, was arrested in Buffalo on Tuesday night for public intoxication. He pled guilty in City Court and Judge Joseph J. Sedita suspended a 30 day sentence. police records will note the alias.
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Charley Horse
Buffalo
Ollie Hill
Brantford
Ont
Joseph J. Sedita
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