29 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1963
Page
1
Dear Abby offers blunt reality on giving stock tips to relatives. A sister in law constantly needles the writer with market chatter, while the writer resents advising her and fears the toll of financial motives on family ties. The column notes stock markets are volatile and advice is risky and thankless.
John Paul Scott the famed Alcatraz escapee received a two year term for the escape but the judge ordered it concurrent with his existing sentence Scott aged 85 swam 14 1 2 miles from Alcatraz to shore last December 16 becoming the only convict known to survive the treacherous tide He saved a life once and his father pleaded for leniency in a letter while an unidentified Texan wrote in Scott vowed never to attempt another escape. The dispatch also includes Dear Abby columns and brief notes on kitchen learning and personal replies.
University Park AP reports the Pennsylvania Home Economics Association will hold its annual meeting at Pennsylvania State University on May 3 and 4.
In Vientiane on day four of the ceasefire, neutralists and Pathet Lao hold their lines with no new advances. Peace talks are to restart Tuesday with wider issues urged by Souphanouvong including neutralizing Vientiane. Souvanna Phouma has given no clear stance. The U N and allied groups monitor the situation as U S aid and air support are cited in the dispute.
In Harrisburg, Atty. Gen. Walter Alessandroni disagreed with critics of a House bill banning transit strikes. The measure, backed by House Majority Leader Albert W. Johnson, would allow binding arbitration in transit disputes when community health and welfare are at risk.
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