Woman waits 31 years for college degree in Indiana County
Mia Louise Knapp George of Chambersville Indiana County earned a bachelor of science in education from Indiana University of Pennsylvania after returning to college in 1965. She started as a freshman in February 1965 and completed the degree in three and a half years, teaching kindergarten at Plumville this fall. The mother of five children, all of whom have pursued higher education, she contrasts with many graduates by finishing late after a long family and work life.
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Louise Knapp George
Cham
Hersville
Indiana County
Indiana University of Penny
Sylvania
Indiana
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Indiana High School
Plumville
Indiana University
Hocotre
Lie Guru Nolhe
Walter Knupp
Georges
Kathleen Rice
Mississippi
Robert, Jr
Pennsylvania State University
Scranton
John Keith
Millsaps College
Joseph Dennis
Penn State
Bruce Edwin
Indiana University Math Confab Sets Summer Session
Indiana University of Pennsylvania will sponsor a Summer Conference in Mathematics from July 8 to August 2 funded by NSF. About 30 key secondary teachers supervisors and coordinators will attend to strengthen in-service math programs for elementary schools. Distinguished speakers will lead seminars and observations at Indiana University programs led by J W Hennemann Jr Edwin W Bailey and Mildred Reigh with Dr Willis E H Pratt outlining leadership for school districts.
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National Science Foundation
NSF
Willis EH. Pratt
Stary
Mathematioa
Vest
Ematics
Postuniversity
Willard Sess
J W. Hennemann Jr
Edwin W. Bailey
Indiana
Mildred Reigh
Shafer backs Rockefeller as delegates rise in bid pace
Pittsburgh. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer, who shifted support from Rockefeller to back his presidential bid, says Rockefeller is gaining delegates daily. Shafer notes Nixon leads overall due to early entry, but Rockefeller attracts about 50 of 64 delegates.
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Raymond P. Shafer
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Shafer
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
US Seeks Talks With Reds on Nuclear Arms
The United States signals readiness to pursue negotiations with the Soviet Union on limiting offensive and defensive nuclear systems. State Department officials consider Gromyko’s remarks encouraging and suggest leveraging ambassadorial outreach to push for a time and place for talks. Greece's postwar republic history is noted.
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Department
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Washington
United States
Robert J. McCloskey
Johnson
Geneva
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Foreign Ministry
Young David Eisenhower backs Nixon in Gettysburg rally
David Eisenhower 20, grandson of Dwight D. Eisenhower, returned to Gettysburg to urge support for Nixon at a United Citizens for Nixon rally. He spoke to about 200 people, is engaged to Julie Nixon, and attends Amherst College. He read a statement from Charles Wolf endorsing Nixon.
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Gettysburg
David Eisenhower
Nixon
David
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Citizens For Nixon
Julie Nixon
Amherst College
Charles W. Wolf
Wolf
Cancellations Rise in Urban Property Insurance
Harrisburg AP reports insurance cancellations in urban areas tied to civil disturbances. Commissioner David Maxwell schedules July 2 meetings in Harrisburg to discuss the crisis, inviting company reps and associations as the department notes over 100 million dollars in policies rejected or cancelled between September and November last year.
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Harrisburg
David
Maxwell
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Indiana Evening Gazette front matter and pricing notice
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists publication details, dates, and subscription rates. It notes price per copy ten cents and yearly rates within and outside the county, with carrier subscriptions listed and postal payment information.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Phlladelphia
Indiana
Peacock's Imperial Creme Promises Youthful Dry-Skin Repair
An old newspaper ad touts Peacock's Imperial Creme as a cure for dry skin and wrinkles. It claims rapid fade of crow's feet brown spots and weathered skin, with clearer texture and fewer pimples, plus a 10 day risk free trial and $2 price.
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