Sunday Liquor Ban Dropped In Two Cities
UPI reports Philadelphia and Pittsburgh ended Sunday liquor bans after a referendum legalized sales in hotels between 1 and 10 pm. Hotels crowded with patrons as two English visitors called it a jolly good idea and officials anticipated a $5 million annual gain in Philadelphia’s convention business.
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Time Abroad Experiences for American Youth
The piece notes 16 year old to Nice living with a French family and attending school, upcoming Oaxaca exchanges for two months, and Scout programs in Europe and Latin America. It argues foreign experiences are expanding beyond wealthy families and valuable for first hand cross cultural learning.
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Novocain touted as secret of eternal youth by doctors
Claims from Romanian and American doctors that Novocain or procaine can reverse aging and cure chronic diseases are disputed by many physicians. A 500-patient German study found only limited changes, with some skin smoothing and hair darkening but no real reversal of aging. Experts caution against overrating a temporary effect and note current drugs offer more reliable benefits.
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County Directors To Meet Thursday
The Lawrence County Board of School Directors will hold its regular monthly session on Thursday at 8 p.m. in the county superintendent of schools office at the Court House Annex. Lester M. Nord serves as county board president.
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Edinburg District Warns 20 Tax Return Delinquents
Twenty residents of the Edinburg Independent School District are warned to file 1960 wage tax returns and pay taxes or face prosecution. Wage Tax Collector Marie Sniezek announced warnings were mailed yesterday to the 20. The Edinburg district joins the Union Area School District becoming a union district July 1.
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City Hall Sidelights and Police Notes Highlight Year
The Pub lic Transportation Authority reports 1 498 800 passengers and 224 965 revenue for the year with 32 employees and payroll of 14 517 88. December leads in riders, July lowest. Howard L Reynolds cites weed ordinance complaints rising since adoption. Peppy the bulldog guards Mayor Steinbrink’s office during talks. Fire dept receives a carbon monoxide detector to improve safety. Mayor proclaims a Hire Now drive with state service backing.
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Graduate Feted Judy Milkiewicz Honors Family Ties
Judy Milkiewicz daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Milkiewicz was celebrated by about 35 friends and relatives at a graduation event held at the Willowbrook Road residence.
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Shenango graduate plans Slippery Rock College
A 1960 Shenango Area Joint High School graduate at a graduation party announced plans to attend Slippery Rock State College, highlighting future education steps.
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Wolves Club Scholarship Award Dinner Highlights 1960s
The ninth annual Wolves Club scholarship award dinner will honor past winners and the new winner Edward Liska at 6 30 p m at The Castle ton. Attendees include families of winners counselors from area schools and Wolves Club members. Ted Castele chairs the committee and Paul Failla will discuss progress in other units.
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Heisman Trophy Namesake John Heisman Coached 37 Years
John Heisman, the figure after whom college football’s Heisman Trophy is named, coached for 37 years across eight different schools, leaving a lasting mark on the sport.
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