Swarthmore Dean Faces Generation Gap In Exit
Barbara Pearson Lange, Swarthmore College's dean of women, says the generation gap is bidirectional and plans to quit after seven years. She notes youths resist older viewpoints, but she advocates listening and using the question method to guide them, while remaining connected to their needs and values.
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Swarthmore, Pa
Swarthmore College
Barbara Pearson Lange
Philadelphia
Deborah Overolf
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Dean Lange
Drew Pearson
Court Names 60 Jurors For April
Sixty Indiana County residents were named to serve as traverse jurors for the session beginning April 21. The list includes many residents across Indiana, Blairsville, Black Lick, Dillnera, Dixonville, Homer City, Saltsburg, and nearby townships with trades ranging from housewife to miner, laborer, factory worker, and clerk.
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Indiana County
Zelle Bath
West
Indiana
Mary Irene Bell
Seventh St
Martha R. Bell
Indiana R.D
Nancy Berkey
Blairsville
Hattie Brown
R. St
J. Bufagna
Miner
Dillena Barba
Hilts
Sally Carmo
Jacquie V. Cochrane
Grant
Chestnut St
Dorothy Genin
Joseph Grassoni
Josephine Rena J
Henderson
Star Rt
Saltsburg
John Johnson
Dss
East Pike
Pete Julock
Dixonville
Richard A. Kundla
Graceton
George Lanich
Clune
Theresa Lasinski
Anthony Lebrato
Isabel Repine
Cherry Tree
R.D
Ruth Rickard
Eleanor J. Risheberger
Phila
Marion A. Robeson
Oak St
Ida Ruda
Floyd N. Ruffner
Sleepy Hollow Rd
William Sebastian
Brush Fires Plague Pennsylvania Forests
Dry winds and below normal rainfall across Pennsylvania create a tinderbox with numerous grass and brush fires. Samuel S. Cobb notes the worst area from east of Bedford County to Wilkes-Barre Scranton, with northern tiers in better shape and portions of the southwest dry. At least 17 fires have been reported in Mifflin County since Sunday, though no homes have been damaged. The state forestry department says conditions in the mountains and fields are very serious and towns have imposed outside burning restrictions.
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Pennsylvania
Samuel S. Cobb
Bureau of For
Bedford County
Wilkes-Barre-Scranton
Cobb
Tier
Miffflin County
State Department of Forests and Waters
Mifflin County
Indiana Area High School Counselors Meeting Announced
Guidance staff invites parents of ninth graders to a March 25 meeting at 7 30 pm in the senior high auditorium. Staff will outline curriculum offerings and discuss requirements and elective courses for Indiana Area Senior High School.
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Indiana Area Senior High School
Indiana Senior High School
Rioting after Farrell game injures eight officials youths arrested
In Pittsburgh 500 fans clashed in the Oak land area after a high school basketball game at Pitt Field House. About 20 youths were arrested as melee spread to the Negro Hill district. Police reported eight wounded including three officers, with a youth shot in the toe and a gun fired.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt Field House
Oakland
Negro Hill
Centre
Kirkpatrick
James W. Slusser
Gordon
Hill District
Sirhan Behavior In Court New
LOS ANGELES AP A change has come in the courtroom behavior of Sirhan Bis hara Sirhan while his mind is probed before the jury trying him for the murder of Robert F Kennedy. He now barely glances at witnesses and sits quietly as psychiatrists describe him as ill and getting sicker. Dr Roderick Richardson labeled him paranoid bitter rebellious wordy power oriented dependent moralistic vulnerable frail unpredictable legalistic critical suspicious unreasonable aggressive and socially inadequate.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Roderick Richardson
More Speaker At Ohio Meet In Public Management Training
Harry W. More, chair of criminology at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, will speak at Lorain County Community College Elyria Ohio's Public Management In Service Training Workshop. Sponsored by the college police science program, his talk is on the relationship of the department head to the mayor or city manager.
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Harry W. More
Anguilla invasion sparks African demand to topple Rhodesia regime
Britain's Anguilla intervention provokes sharp rebukes across Africa with leaders from Zambia Uganda and Kenya urging Britain to extend force to Rhodesia. Officials in London defend actions while critics from Daily Telegraph Times and Tass call it colonial gunboat diplomacy.
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London
Britain
Anguilla
Africa
Rhodesia
Zambia
Kenya
Nairo‘bi
Nation
Daily Telegraph
Soviet Union
Tass
Michael Stewart
House of Commons
Voting Age Cut Fought By Moore
Representative Frank E. Moore opposed an across the board lowering of the voting age to 18. He noted a bill to amend the constitution passed the State Senate and could be brought to a vote in the 1971-72 session, with a referendum if approved by both houses. He argued minors lack capacity for major responsibilities and warned against granting the franchise without broader duties.
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Frank E. Moore
Indiana
Across the Board
Moore
Rep. Moore
Homer City Notice Corrects School District Bid Details
A Wednesday edition error misstated purchases by Homer Center School District. Appel Visual Service, Inc. of Pittsburgh won bids for a Bell and Howell Autoload film sound 16 mm projector at 575 dollars and a Beseler Slide King Projector at 411 dollars under the NDEA Title III program, with the district to be reimbursed half the cost. The Eiffel Tower was designed and built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 Paris Exposition.
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Homer City
Homer Center
Appel Visual Service, Inc
Pittsburgh
Bell and Howell
Obituary for Melville Coy of Cuyahoga Falls dies at 79
Melville Coy aged 79 of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio formerly Penns Run RD died Wednesday March 19 1969 at his home in Ohio Born June 22 1888 at Penns Run RD he was son of Albert and Jennie Bartlebaugh Coy He was a member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Akron Ohio Surviving wife Ethel Wetmore Coy son Olin Cuyahoga Falls daughter Helen four grandchildren and several siblings Friends are being received at Adams Funeral Home Akron Ohio with services set for Saturday at 3 p m Interment will be in Ohio
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Melville Coy
Cuyahoga Falls
Penns Run R.D
Ohio
Penns Run
R.D
Albert
Jennie Bartlebaugh I Coy
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Akron
Ethel Wetmore Coy
Olin
Helen
Royden
Baltimore
Cora M. Sundry
Fred Sundry
Brady Sr
Blairaville
Magee Women's Hospital
Pittsburgh
Torrance
Fred
Minnie Vuotto Perse
Blairsville
SS. Simon and Jude Roman Catholic Church
CDA Court St
Italian Ladies Auxiliary
Fred P. Sundry
Ralph H
Bloomfield Hillis
Mich
Anthony
Eleanor) Caspero
Greensburg
Peter
Joseph
Hallow Funeral
Ss, Simon, and Jude
CCD
Holy Name Society
Elizabeth Carol
Punxsutawney R.D
Maple Ave
DuBois
Bar
Bell Twp
Jefferson County
George Mlechick
Helen Pagan Mlechick
John Carol
Carol
SS. Peter and Paul Greck Catholic Church
Punxsutawney
Summit Hill
Pifer Funeral Home
SS. Peter and Paul Greek Catholic Church
Theodore Mankovich
Joseph Rash
Careson St
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Horn
Graceston
John
Anna Butvin Rash
St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church
UMWA
Lucernemines
Steve
Nick Rash
Askew Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
Thomas R. Maskornick
St. Louis
Lucernes Mines
Indiana Kite Flying Contest Opens March 20
Indiana hosts a state wide kite flying contest starting March 20 at 1 pm. Sponsored by the Indiana Jaycees and the Indiana County Tourist Promotion Bureau, it will be held on the McCreary Farm hill near Route 422 west of the Indiana Borough line with prizes in several categories. Access via Acorn Street by the Betty Milley Motel, weather permitting. if wind is insufficient the event moves to March 30 and then April 4.
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Indiana
Indiana Jaycees
Indiana County Tourist Promotion Bureau
McCreary Farm
Rt. 422
Indiana Borough
Acorn St. 1
Betty Milley
Erie Diocese Names New Bishop Alfred M. Watson
The Most Rev. Alfred M. Watson was named bishop of the Erie Diocese by Pope Paul VI, succeeding John F. Whealon who became archbishop of Hartford. Watson, a native Erie priest and former auxiliary bishop, expressed pride in serving in his home diocese and hoped to continue fostering goodwill and faith across communities. Installation is expected in about two months.
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Erie
Alfred M. Watson
theErie
Paul VI
John F. Whealon
Hartford
Conn
Watson
Vatican
Lake Shore
Thediocesan
Gan
Whealon
Peru Frees 2 Captured U.S. Boats
Peru freed two U.S. tuna boats after captains paid 25 000 dollars in fines. The seizure near Lima involved the Cape Anne and the San Juan, tied by a Peruvian torpedo boat within Peru’s claimed 200 mile fishing limit. San Juan’s captain paid 17 000 dollars. Cape Anne’s captain paid 8 000 dollars.
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Lima
Peru
U.S
John Irwin
Nixon
Trwin
San Diego
Calif
Cape Anne
San Juan
United States
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