Dr Nicholson resigns From Indiana State College Roles
Dr Nicholson resigns from Indiana State College after 21 years and will oversee the new Armstrong County College Center project. He will manage Summer Theater Guild activities, public relations, and teach Literature I post session. Nicholson has held roles in education, journalism, and public relations and is a long-time theater and alumni organizer.
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AP Gears News Output For Discriminating Readership
The Associated Press plans to tailor its news output for a more discriminating intelligent and knowledge hungry generation. AP general manager Wes Gallagher cites advances in speed and fidelity with new techniques and a 1,000 words per minute tape fed computer enabling rapid overseas packaging and inserts. The report notes emphasis on enterprise and spot news, new Q&A interviews, instant background capsules, and capsule packaging of foreign and Washington items to meet three million daily words moved on AP wires. Awards earned by staff highlight quality output.
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AP News Honors and Awards Dawdle of 1962 Highlights
AP reports James Marlow wins Sigma Delta Chi award for Washington correspondence and Saul Pett earns university journalism honors. G. K. Hadenfield cited for national education coverage. AP leadership lauds 1962 wirephoto and world service gains. Mentions photo milestones including Kennedy, Glenn, and Idlewild jet crash images.
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Five Sharpsburg officials convicted in coal payola case
An Allegheny County Court jury found councilmen William Neff and Crest Panza and former councilmen C. B. Bruno Steve Zielinski and Samuel Ianuzzi guilty of extortion and related offenses over coal supplier kickbacks from 1956 to 1958. The five defendants remain free on bond while motions for new trials are heard. Frank Panza testified the operator paid about $8000. The trial spanned nearly four hours of deliberation. Gypsies line in Britannica excerpt not related to case.
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Senate education panel takes month on Scranton districting
Harrisburg AP reports the Senate Education Committee will need at least a month to prepare Scranton’s compulsory reorganization bill for action. Chairman Paul Wagner said hearings ended and committees meet again April 16 to determine next steps. The measure keeps the 4000 pupil goal as ideal size and contends with population limits and local conditions in coming amendments.
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Anti Castro ship eludes US search in Bahamas area
A 35 foot anti Castro charter vessel Violynn II eluded U S search planes overnight after contact was lost near Andros Island and Bimini. Four Coast Guard planes scoured Bahamian and Florida waters as Miami based anti Castro elements eyed a raid on Cuba. The group then faced legal action in the Bahamas where the American, Jerry Buchanan, was jailed for illegal entry and the Cubans faced arms charges before being dropped.
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Justice Dept Says Meredith Enforcement Costing $559000
Washington AP reports the Justice Department told Congress that enforcing court orders for James Meredith to attend the University of Mississippi would cost about 559000 through June 10, with no plans to fund beyond the fiscal year end. A House Appropriations subcommittee transcript shows SA Andretta saying the amount covers through June 30.
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Senate OKs Federal Mass Transit Fund
The Senate approved 378 million dollars in federal grants to aid city transit fixes. The vote split 52 to 41, a partial victory for administration forces. the bill moves to the House where further cuts are expected.
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Darwinian Debate Follows Monkey Trail Tale
Martha Powell and a fellow teacher discussed Darwinian theory in class and planned a debate. Dorrie Doss and Powell proposed repealing the antievolution law, while Scopes, who sparked the 1925 Dayton trial, urged freedom of thought in a press conference revealing his move to northwest Louisiana years ago.
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Obituaries for Wright and Gottardi in 1963 Albuquerque and Yatesboro
Don A Wright of Albuquerque New Mexico died March 25 1963 after a nine day illness born October 20 1893 near Hillsdale son of J Clark and Catherine Wright married Marie Blanch Snyder in June 1918 survived by wife two daughters Gaynelle Jones Mantua Ohio and Evelyn Glasco Glendale Arizona one brother E Blaine Wright Rochester Mills three sisters Ivy Wood Summerville Mamie Wachob Washington DC Esther Calhoun Rochester Mills two grandsons funeral March 28 with interment at Fairview Park Cemetery Albuquerque NM Mrs Esther Lind Gottardi of Yatesboro died in Indiana Hospital April 3 1963 born May 16 1891 in Sweden daughter of Peter and Ellen Lind longtime resident of Yatesboro member of St Marys Church Women of the Moose chapter 962 Kittanning survived by husband Leslie Gottardi two sons Peter and Lawrence Indiana nine grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers Paul Lind Richmond VA and Edgar Lind Butler friends at home in Yatesboro Rosary 8 pm Tuesday Knights of Columbus Requiem Mass April 6 9 am St Marys Yatesboro Father N A Mitalo officiating interment St Bernards Cemetery Indiana
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CBS Shows Training In Florida Keys
CBS aired footage from No Name Key Florida showing Cuban exiles training for guerrilla warfare against Fidel Castro. The film on CBS News With Walter Cronkite indicated 16 men used various weapons, purchased secretly in New York and Miami, with instructors identified as former U.S. Army paratroopers and commandos.
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