Young professor redefine higher education needs
Stanford University appoints 18 year old Harvey Friedman to teach mathematical logic at ten thousand dollars a year. The Stanford scholar, who will be 19 this Saturday, argues education is overly regimented and should grant students more control over social life while standards remain the measure for academic progress. He cites math as art and science and notes some courses may include older students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Harvey M. Friedman
Friedman
Highland Park
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
America
Allan Friedman
Navy Jets Hit Bridge Betty Storms In Haiphon g
Discharged Anthony Gabelli Blairsville Jack Gardner Blairsville Mrs A Jane Weinell and son Blairsville in Blairsville Port pileup of supplies after ending out of port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Blairaville
Jena
Salzeburg
Haiphon
Anthony Gabelli
Blairsville
Jack Gardner
A. Jane Weinell
Shafer Urges PA Citizens to Press Legislature on Tax Plan
Gov Shafer calls on Pennsylvanians to push lawmakers to approve his 285 million tax program. He urges every concerned citizen to write to legislators, signaling a campaign to mobilize public support across the state. The appeal frames the effort as essential for Pennsylvania's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Indiana Unionist Jazz Benefit Ties to Rusk Family
The article covers a public service performance by Indiana Local 251 musicians linked to Dean Rusk’s daughter and a broader push by advocates like Shafer for public funding. It also details political accusations of obstruction by Democratic leaders delaying scholarships, universities, and development programs, plus an Indiana University of Pennsylvania graduate’s career path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Steve Holliday
Kenneth Holliday
Tom Roser
Paul McKee
Mario Andrie
Phil Mrnk
Indiana Local 251
American Federation of Musicians
Recording Industries
Shafer
Percy says Johnson misread Vietnam war in public view
Washington Senator Charles H. Percy accuses the Johnson administration of being constantly wrong in its public assessments of the Vietnam War. He criticizes the handling of the war and the public statements surrounding it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Washington
Charles H. Percy
Johnson
Vietnam
Clymer Man Found Dead in a North Indiana Incident
Police identified multiple suspects and reported a fatal gunshot wound near Route 403 in Clymer as part of a broader Indiana investigation. The incident involved 100-pound shells, Russian made guns, and significant property damage, with victims including Helen Young and Leonard Treese, amid a tense, evolving report from state authorities.
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Indiana
Clymer
Helen Young
Leonard Jay Treese
Earl Parrish
Hancock St
South
Vietnam
Prison Row Not Linked To Hanging
A 23 year old prisoner Horace Brown of Wilmington Del hanged himself with his belt in a Chester County Farms cell during a day of disorders. Warden Charles W Frame said there was no link between the hanging and the warden farm disturbances. Brown started a 10 month sentence Wednesday for larceny and burglary and was sent to maximum security for refusing a work order. A fellow prisoner found him. Police were summoned as dozens of prisoners refused to work and guns were shown during the crackdown. The disturbance occurred as the September grand jury was inspecting the institution.
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Chester County
Charles W. Frame
Wison Farm
Horace Brown
Wilmington
Del
Brown
Frame
Grand Jury
Priestley to Address PCSS Meet in Meadville
Dr S E Gerard Priestley renowned visiting professor at the Center of International Studies at Indiana University of Pennsylvania will speak at the Pennsylvania Council for the Social Studies fall conference in Meadville on Saturday September 23. His talk History and the Making of the Future reflects his international affairs expertise.
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S. E. Gerard Priestley
Center of International Studies
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Council For the Social Studies
Meadville
Priestley
Indiana
Robert Morris
Pennsylvania Council
Alice Schuster
Robert King
Mamie Anderzohn
James Reiley
Jane Mervine
Homer Center
Martha West
Arlene Bianco
Marjorie Binkey
Marlon Center
Richard E. Miller
John A. Steffy
Armstrong County
Memorial Hospital
Kittanning
Marion Center
Tobias
Nettie Ray Steffy
A & P Coal Co
Sagamore
Plumville United Presbyterian Cluch
Ox Hill Grange
Raymond
Eric
Jack
Home
William
Warren
Clifford
Wynona) Lydie
Walter
Jean) Good
Robinson - Lytle’s
Joseph Gilkey
Greenwood Cemetery
Dorothy Kephart Steffy
Romney Percy clash over Vietnam stance at Chicago airport
The dialogue centers on Governor Romney's remarks about the Vietnam war and his shift from support to criticism. Percy calls Romney's wording unfortunate, predicting the incident will fade with time while noting polls show Romney's public support slipping after his statement.
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Romney
U.S
South Vietnam
Percy
Chicago
Illinois
Editor Cites Threat Of L America and Vietnam Policy
The editor argues against the domino theory while noting China’s menace, Ho Chi Minh’s nationalism, and North Vietnam’s potential alliance with the United States if China remains outside. Salisbury warns of war scent on the China border and compares Soviet, Chinese, and North Vietnamese communism, stressing nationalism as the drive in Latin America and elsewhere.
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Vietnam
China
Salisbury
North Vietnam
Chi Minh
Ho - Chi Minh
North
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Latin America
Lenin
Marx
Engels
Educational TV Getting Shot In Arm
Washington AP reports the House passed a landmark bill 265 to 91 to establish a public educational TV and radio corporation funded by federal and private money. It would subsidize programming and help stations form a noncommercial network with an initial 9 million authorization. Debates over expansion and long term financing continue into next year.
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Washington
House
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
House Commerce Committee
Samuel L./. Devine
Ohio
Devine
Albert W. Watson
R-S.c
Senate
Obituary notices and funerals listed for Indiana and area
Ho mer City and surrounding towns mourn several residents with church affiliations and long local ties. Obituaries note survivors including spouses children and siblings, with funeral and interment plans at local cemeteries and churches. Distinct names include Edwin George George, Leonard Treese, Elizabeth Fleming, Frank Stroker, and others, with services conducted by local pastors and at Robinson Lytle funeral homes. The notice also mentions Samoa and its educational system with a brief remark on a shortage of teachers.
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Homer City
Edwin George
Mers C. Henry
Rommer City
R.D
A. D
Indiana
Adrian Hospital
Pital
Center
Indiana County
Canes
Thomas Franklin
Thomas Franklin and Twp
Simon Catherine Rose Robinson George
Etta Spencer Henry
Henry
Ida Coates
Twn Smith Henry
Fairview Eub Church
Mentoned
Quay Henry
Erie
Helen Wineberg
Minneapolis
Ethel D. Hamil Lemmon, i
Lake City
St. Vincent Hospital
Marion Center
George
Eva McMillen Ham
Paul 4
Leonard C
Poke Run Pres- Steinbrenner
James E
C. Bernard
Saltsbury R.D
John R
Clarksburg R.D
Eugene
Eleanor) R. Zerbini
Saltsburg
E. G. McQuaide
Delmont
W. Lloyd McQuaide
Apple R
Albert ii Mabel) Woolwane
Brookville
Lysle P. Bush
Poke Run Presbyterian Church
Roys.brice
McQuaide
Frank S. Stroker
Dixonville
Cleveland
Austria
Joseph Stroker
Sacred Heart Church
Jednota Lodge
Joseph
Elizabeth) Bives
Bedford
Francis
Mary Ann
Andrew Chapela
St. Bernards Cemetery
Elizabeth G. Fleming
J. Clark Fleming
Philadelphia St
Armstrong Twp
Robert F
Lena Adams I Johnston
Fleming
West Philadelphia St
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District Hospital Register
Indiana Hospital
Catherine Painter
Janice Lynn
Robert
Elizabeth Joan Taylor
Graceton
Patricia D. Rising
Stanley J. Bugegey
East Pike
Sandra Lee Gressley
Joseph Mantini
Morris St
Wilbur Herman Guyer, Jr
Maher St
Bernice Darlene
Gayle A. McHenry
3Rd St
Christine M. Lydick
Viola P. Buterbaugh
R. D
Commodore
Roy E. Woods
Lisa Noreen Watson
Shelocta
Cora M. Beck
Morewood Ave
Jack Leonard,Jr
Dixon Rd
Edith E. Wissinger
6Th St
Mary Strachman
Sth
Gertrude Oligher
Mark ‘Anthony Gett
4Th St
Merle Franklin Sexton, Jr
John Galinac, Jr
Clune
Elma D. Buterbaugh
Christine Lindenberg
Water St
John Varney
Elderton
Patricia
J. Hatter
Josephine Ave
Joan
Zellafron
Avonmore
Kenneth
Punxsutawney
Shaffer
United Fund
William E. Deibler
Dean Rusk
Negro
Warner
Johnstown
New York Life Insurance Co
University of Pittsburgh
IUP
Hempfield Area
Quaker Valley Senior High School
Indiana County Department of Public Assistance
New York Life
Thomas Firment
NuMine
Wilda M. Helenbapatl
Dayton R.D
Ruby Gallagher
Dayton
Ald WG
Guy
Coral Sea
Haiphong
Phota
Kien An
Skyhawk
North Michigan
George Romney
Hanoi-Haiphong Arca
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Gazette
Paul Wagner
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
William B. Lentz
Dauphin
Richard J. Green
Cambria
Europe
Rusk
Clarence L. Smith
Washington, D.C
Army Correction Program
Smith
Thomas Tilton
Los Ale Jtos
Anne Kogler
Santa Ana
California
TIMES
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Indiana University
Fisher Auditorium
Wayne C. Hayward
Craig Swanger
LUP
Herbst
Dr. Priestley
PCSS
L. America
George M. Bagley
Cockport
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Sarah Learn Bagley
Green Two
Mr. Bagley
Aliie Hollen Bagley
Clarence
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Loy
Stratford
Conn
Franklin
Petersburg
Mich
Ralph
Raleigh Funeral Home
Hillsdale
Rex
Rex Brickell
Emmons McQuaide
Saitsburg R.D
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Washington Twp
Westmoreland County
James Je
Alice Watt McQuinde
Bence Funeral Home
Martin Sabolovich
Ciune
St. Gertrude’s Church
St. Gertrudes Catholic Church
McIntyre
Leonard Knuth
Samoa
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