Education Set to Dominate Harrisburg Assembly Session
In Harrisburg the General Assembly reconvenes as Sen. Paul L. Wagner signals hearings on Gov. Scranton’s mandatory school district reorganization bill and possible votes on a new state board of education plan. The House prepares for a final vote on the harness race tracks conflict and a bituminous strip mine bill may be introduced.
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General Assembly
Paul L. Wagner
R-Schuylkill
Senate Education Committee
House
A. James Reichley
Scranton
Wagner
Board of Education
Senate
Albert W. Johnson
Johnson
U.S
Reichley
Pennsylvania
Governor At Stake in Minnesota Gubernatorial Trial
Three district judges begin hearing evidence in a trial without precept in Saint Paul. The dispute centers on the Minnesota governorship between Republican Elmer L. Andersen seeking a second term and Democrat Karl F. Rolvaag, who was lieutenant governor for eight years. The election total neared 1.14 million votes, the closest in 106 years.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Elmer L. Andersen
Karl F. Rolvaag
Andersen
Rolvaag
Gov Scranton May Save 12 Million This Year
An administration official says Gov. Scranton's austerity plan could yield about 12 million dollars in savings by year end. The four key steps include a freeze on all but essential positions as of January 15, a cap on merit pay raises at 75 percent, and adjustments to entrance salaries and payroll increases to trim the state budget deficit. The official noted results so far are promising and may double the initial savings estimate.
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Harrisburg
Gov.Scranton
Scranton
Waar
Scott Urges Removal of Western Pa Judicial Bench
Sen. Hugh Scott R Pa says in a taped program there is at least one western Pennsylvania county where the judicial bench should be reformed or removed. He refused to name the county, noting other judges are honest but faults exist, while Sen. Joseph Clark D Pa hints at broader reform and possible party challenges. Green refers to Rep. William Green, Philadelphia Democratic leader, amid spring primary discussions.
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Sen
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Clark
D-Pa
Anthony Day
Philadelphia Bulletin
Bilk Scranton
Schuylkill
Northumberland
Delaware
Philadelphia
Green
Hugh
William Green
Democratic Committee
State Taxes May Halve JFK Cuts
Washington AP reports that state and local tax hikes and Social Security increases may offset Kennedy’s proposed 1963 tax reductions. Tax foundations warn a 1963 “storm” of proposals could erode up to part of the $10.3 billion three year cut while many states consider new levies.
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Kennedy
Louisiana
Kentucky
Mississippi
Virginia
Show Raises Five Hundred Thousand In Hollywood Gala
A Mardi Gras style show in Hollywood raised $50,000 Saturday for the Mary and Joseph League. Headline performer was comedian Jerry Lewis, who is Jewish. The program included singers dancers and a 90 member orchestra conducted by Walter Scharf.
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Hollywood
Mary and Joseph League
Jerry Lewis
Walter Scharf
Scranton Orders 75 Percent Cap On Salary Raises
Gov. Scranton's administration imposes a 75 percent ceiling on annual merit pay increases for state employees. The memo, issued by John W. Ingram, covers March 1963 through February 1984 and lasts for one-year periods thereafter. It aims to cut costs and boost efficiency across 38 pay grades affecting about three percent merit boosts.
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John W. Ingram
Secretary of Administration
French Lose Their Friends in European Market Row
Brussels reports show France facing a backlash as the Common Market council reconvenes after Paris vetoed Britain's entry. Italy and the Netherlands reject a new trade and aid treaty with 18 African states, delaying aid under a $730 million fund to replace subsidies. The six-member bloc remains tense as France faces coordinated disapproval from Western Europe.
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Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Engineering Opportunities Internate Diversified Consumer Products
Engineering opportunities listed for internate roles in diversified consumer products. Positions cover MFGR oriented tasks in non defense sectors with stable opportunity outlook.
Memem Medical Service Promotes Free Examinations
Cleaned ad copy offers free examinations and treatment for piles rectal issues skin and urinary problems. Dr. Carpenter at 105 Market St Prim claims office hours Tuesday and Thursday follow a brief schedule.
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Chresie Olseney
Carpenter
Market St
Prim
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