Young Mother Regrets Leaving School and Seeks Advice
A Ohio mother laments quitting school and urges youths to stay in school to avoid future hardship. She reflects on failed predictions, praises education, and shares her verse urging others to continue learning for opportunity and independence.
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Advice on parenting a quiet son from a newspaper column
Readers are urged to secure the column by sending a stamped self-addressed envelope. The advice suggests parents listen quietly and appreciatively when the 13 year old son communicates, and to involve relatives and neighbors to create a comfortable environment that encourages him to talk.
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U.S
Pardons Board weighs freedom for Hex Slayer
Harrisburg United Press International reports the state's Pardons Board is considering commuting the life sentence of John Blymire, the York County figure linked to the 1928 hex slaying of Nelson Rehmeyer. Blymire, paroled in 1952 after a prior commutation, faces potential release as the board weighs the Pa Parole Board recommendation.
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Fossils On Display At Southern France Museum
One of France’s finest fossil collections including birds and reptiles is shown at the new natural history museum in Lodeve in southern France.
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Marseille
France
New Natural-History Museum
Lodeve
Civil Service Fight Faces Governor Over Merit Drive
In Harrisburg Governor Scranton pushes a bill to expand state civil service, aiming to add about 20 000 protections and blanket six existing agencies and a proposed department. Rep. Alan D Williams Jr says 80 percent of House Republicans oppose now but may shift. Democrats unlikely to back the measure. The bill faces a key state government committee test next Tuesday as supporters warn of patronage and inefficiency in the current system.
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Harrisburg
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William W. Scranton
Alan D. Williams Jr
Williams
Scranton
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R-Perry
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GE executive acquitted on remaining perjury counts
A General Electric marketing manager at Schenectady was cleared of the final two perjury counts by U S District Judge Ralph C Body after ruling three prior counts repetitious and one dismissed for proof failures The trial centered on statements about discussions in New York on June 5 1959 with three firms representatives and alleged special pricing and distributor listings
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Philadelphia
API
General Electric Co
Ralph C. Body
William V Gough
U. S. District Court
Body
Gough
AC Motors
Schenectady
N.Y
New York
Rotary mowers warned after rise in blade injuries
In Pottstown Pennsylvania the Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology said there has been an alarming increase in accidents caused by flying blades from rotary lawn mowers.
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Pottstown, Pa
UPI
Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthamology and Otolaryngology
PAOO
Stones Flung by Blades Injure and Kill Nearby
Dr Ernest Dengler reports numerous eye injuries from stones hurled by high velocity mower blades and notes a man fatally stabbed in the back by a rotary mower blade that tore loose and crossed the street. The PACO urges extreme caution and operation only when no one is nearby.
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Ernest H. Denger
PACO
Dengler
Euphrates Dam Project Opens Across Syria Major Irrigation Drive
Damascus Syria undertakes its largest irrigation program the Euphrates Dam project with a six year timeline and an estimated cost near 260 million dollars. It features a large reservoir a hydroelectric station a high tension transmission system and an extensive irrigation canal network.
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Damascus
Syria
Euphrates
Union Playgrounds Set to Open Weekly Program
Union Area playgrounds will open Monday for six weeks ending Aug. 2 under supervisors Dick Hart Locs Roussos Mike Covellie Ted Gibson Jim Kerr Pat Livingston and Lauri Kelso. Locations Scotland Building Sunny Ave Edinburg Harbor host sessions with varied schedules and activities including physical fitness group games tournaments dancing and instruction in fundamentals.
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Dick Hart
Locs Roussos
Mike Covellie
Ted Gibson
Jim Kerr
Pat Livingston
Lauri Kelso
Scotland
Sunny Ave
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Harbor
Lawyer Census Reveals U S Lawyer Totals by Gender
Washington report shows 241514 licensed lawyers in the United States with 5036 women among them. The figures highlight gender representation in the legal profession across the nation.
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Washington
U. S
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