Rockefeller unveils 150 projects in state university expansion
Albany reports Gov Rockefeller says 150 projects worth 261 million are under way in a billion dollar statewide university expansion. Boston notes a 1 million literacy program starting Sept 21 for about 250 000 adults. New York mentions a possible summer music festival at the World’s Fair grounds as the event winds down. Bear Mountain outlines Palisades Interstate Park plans for a river town recreation area. Pawtucket reports a 13 year old tiger killed a 7 year old tigress at Slater Park Zoo. Raleigh says a Raleigh bowling alley will host the Associated Artists of North Carolina show on Oct 23. Trenton notes a tape recorder is used to transcribe New Jersey Supreme Court arguments. Boston reports a rainfall deficit in August. Miami praises Fidel Castro as a man of culture. Augusta Maine sets a Feb 21 1966 statewide referendum on the new Sunday liquor law.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
State University
Rockefeller
Boston
Massachusetts Department of Education
New York
Robert
Moses
Bear Mountain
Iowa Island
Hudson River
Palisades Interstate Park Commission
Pawtucket
R.I
Baba
Slater Park Zoo
Saba
Zoo
Raleigh
N.C
Associated Artists of
North Carolina
Trenton
New Jersey Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Mission
Graf
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Havana Radio
Mexico
Fernando Pamanes Escobedo
Havana
Revolucion
Augusta
Maine
John H. Reed
School Cafeteria Menus Week of September at Corty Area High
Week long meal lineup lists Monday menus including Mexican dinner and milk at Corty Area High with other schools Columbus Conway Spring Creek offering varied items from baked beans and meat loaf to goulash and bar B Q beef. Multiple days include milk and desserts.
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Corty Area
Columbus School
Spring Creek
Dutton Library Adds Memorial Books To New Collection
The Dutton Library announces new memorial and other titles joining the collection. Notable additions include Markings by Dag Hammarskjold in memory of Amy Ohra Curtis and Silent Spring by Rachel Carson, among many authors and works across various genres.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Amy Ohra Curtis
Beatrice Plumb
Earl Messinger
Kevin Dale Geer
Robert J. Donovan
Harold Lines
Ann Moray
Peter Marshall
James Woodring
Rachael Carson
Marian Kolstee
Raggedy Ann
Johnny Gruelle
Ruth Woodring Perry
Henner
Lydia
Marguerite DeAngeli
Maude
Jathe Caldwell
Mary
Carruthers
McMurtry
Mery Margaret McBride
Amothiet
Ion
Marcus Bach
William E. Scheele
Dale Evans Rogers
Jerry Seibert
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Marguerite Henry
Ann
Senators to receive first lapel pins for 10 years service
Washington AP reports newly passed resolution allocates lapel pins for Senate members with ten years of service. Forty six senators will qualify next year. design and total cost remain undetermined, funded by the Senate contingency fund.
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Washington
Senate
House
F. Harrison
Senate Rules Committee
Capitol
Harrison
Senate Contingency Fund
Army invites WAC volunteers to Viet Nam service
The Army calls for Women’s Army Corps volunteers to serve as stenographers in Viet Nam. About a dozen are needed immediately with potential future needs.
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Washington
Army
Viet Nam
Women’s Army Corps
Atenogram
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Dutton Library Letter
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Little Red Caboose
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Dr. Jarvis
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