State School Boards Meet At ISC For Tenth Summer Conference
About 600 members of the Pennsylvania School Boards Association gather on the Indiana State College campus in Indiana Pennsylvania for the Tenth Annual Summer Conference running July 17 to 19. Key speakers include Dr George W Hoffman Norman Robertson Dr Jesse D Reber and Dr D Richard Wynn with topics on education funding administration and in service education. The program features section meetings and discussions on DPI structure tax issues school environment and district restructuring with officials from state government and education groups.
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Pennsylvania School Boards Association
Indiana State College
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Norman Robertson
Mellon National Bank
Traét Company of Pittsburgh
Robertson
Jesse D. Reber
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
D. Richard Wynn
University of Pittsburgh
William W. Hassler
Arthur Ellis
Pennsylvania Office of Administration
Fred E. Hershey
Bureau of Municipal Affairs
Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs
Herbert E. Bryan
DPI
David H. Porter
Harrisburg
Charles W. Ford
Bucks County
Clair S. Buchart
York
John F. Bray
Harold M. Gibble
Pennsylvania Bureau of School Audits
John D. Killian, III, Esq
The
Commonwealth
George Hoffman
Willis E. Pratt
John J. Hertz
Ezra C. Doty
Caarette
Sipow
Weather and local notices from Blairsville area
Sunny hot and humid today and Sunday with fair mild nights. Highs near 90, lows around 65 to 70. Dance Blairsville Moose July 19 featuring Satisfiers and William Brennan. Elks dinners Saturday to Monday evenings. Two barber shops listed with hours and Saturday tickets noted.
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Blairsville
Moose Sun
Satisfiers
Wm. Brennan
Elizabeth dairy farmer fined for raw milk sales
AP reports Elizabeth farmer Frank McKinney was fined 200 dollars for operating without a dairy permit and selling raw milk. Bond posted pending appeal. In a second case James Callahan of Greenfield Pittsburgh was fined 700 for housing code violations with 60 days to repair and possible 75 percent rebate on the fine.
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Pittsburgh
Elizabeth
Allegheny County Health Department
Frank McKinney
Health Department
James Callahan
Greenfield
Leonard Civill
Callahan
Civill
Man Wife Survive Mishap Off Long Island
A Coventry Connecticut couple, Mr and Mrs A T Steward, spent 244 hours atop a tug towed barge after fog and a towing line trapped their 30 foot cruiser off Long Island. Coast Guard called the incident one of the weirdest mishaps in a long time.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
A. T. Steward
Coventry
Deaths and Obituaries Notice Highlights from Blairsville and Erie
Obituary brief notes announce the death of Anna M. Murray, 78, of Blairsville, and Sara Pifer, of Erie formerly of Reynoldsville, with a late death listing Leslie Wayne Bell, 84, of Kerrmoor R D in Clearfield County.
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Murray
Anna M
Blairsville
Pifer
Sara
Erie
Reynoldsville
Rolling Pin Tossin Time in Stroud and Global Contest
Stroud Oklahoma hosts rolling pin tossing with bricks for men and rolling pins for women. England’s Tony O’Neil defends brick throw at 126 feet while Australia’s Beryl Abbott leads rolling pins at 119 feet 6 inches. Towns share telegram results. contest began in 1960 after Stroud, Okla connected to Stroud, England over bricks.
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Stroud
Okla
England
Canada
Australia
Tony O’neil
Beryl Abbott
Strouds
Ice Cream Cone Turns 60 Since 1904 Expo Birth
Washington reports the ice cream cone marked its 60th anniversary from the 1904 St. Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Syrian concessionaire W. M. Hamwi shaped waffle slices into a cone to hold ice cream, a union of novelty and practicality inspiring a global treat culture. The notes also trace flavor expansion, from vanilla to 200 varieties, and cite historical cravings from Nero to Dolly Madison.
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Washington
St. Louis
National Geographic Society
W. M. Hamwi
Johnson Announces Third Slash In 1964 Budget Deficit
President Johnson announces a third reduction in the 1964 federal budget deficit. He planned a news conference at his Texas ranch to disclose final figures for the year ending June 30, with the deficit likely far below the earlier $8.8 billion forecast as spending fell and revenues rose.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Here
John F. Kennedy
Overtime Pay Law Stressed to Congress
Secretary of Labor Wirtz cites record overtime figures as he advocates raising overtime pay to double time in targeted industries. He says 5 million unemployed last week and 16 million worked overtime, with 3.2 hours of weekly overtime per worker. The plan aims to create up to 900000 full time jobs by reducing overtime in key sectors.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
House Labor Committee
Labor Department
Sheppard, Tebbenjohanns in Chicago marriage plans
Dr. Sam Sheppard, freed on a $10,000 bond, and Ariane Tebbenjohanns, a German divorcee, traveled to Chicago after leaving Columbus. The Chicago Tribune reported plans to wed soon, with the couple kept in separate hideaways until the ceremony. Authorities may seek to return Sheppard to prison.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
Tebbenjohanns
Sheppard
Chicago
Resurface Work Starts Monday on Philadelphia Street
The resurfacing of Philadelphia Street in Indiana begins Monday morning with parking restricted in the 400 block. Traffic will continue on the main artery during the repaving. Borough Manager George Shea says work proceeds west from Fourth Street to the B and O tracks.
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Philadeladelphia
Subway Attacks Alarm New York as Youth Gangs Target Whites
Two white men were beaten and robbed on Manhattan subway cars on Friday. One gang leader wore a silk top hat while another group's loot was placed in a bag held by a girl. The violence mirrors earlier Memorial Day weekend attacks on whites. Separately 200 to 300 youths demonstrated with placards demanding police reform after a 15 year old was shot by an off duty detective who claimed self defense during a knife confrontation. The earlier subway victim, Julian Zalewski, 57, said he was alone in a car when about 15 youths approached.
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Othr
James Powell
Julian Zalewski
Chester Investigation Focuses on Police Brutality Claims
Philadelphia AP report says an independent commission, appointed by Gov Scranton, will concentrate on police brutality charges in the Chester civil rights dispute. After a four hour meeting, commissioner Thomas W. Pomeroy Jr. aims to reconcile ACLU findings with police reports.
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Philadelphia
Scranton
Chester
Thomas W. Pomeroy Jr
American Civil Liberties Union
UAW Presses Dignity Of Labor In Big Three Talks
Detroit AP United Auto Workers bargaining with Ford General Motors and Chrysler stresses dignity of labor alongside wages. Proposals push for rest and relief time across all jobs and early retirement while linking health coverage and pensions to cost-of-living escalators. The talks include stock purchase plans for laid off workers and current contracts run to August 31 for the Big Three with AMC expiry dates later in the year.
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Detroit. Mich
United Auto Workers’ Union
UAW
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
General Motors
Louis Seaton
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
AMC
Goldwater Returns Home After Senate Bid Withdrawal
Phoenix AP reports Sen. Barry Goldwater, after winning the Republican presidential nomination, plans to withdraw from the Senate race. He faces GOP critics over his extremism remark defending liberty, with Eisenhower and other allies discussing the issue. Goldwater defends extremism as necessary in defense of freedom, drawing both praise and sharp rebuke.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Senate
San Francisco
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Charles H. Percy
GOP
Illinois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dean Burch
National Committee
Europe
Rockefeller
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Phoenix
Burch
William E. Miller
Johnson
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