Amen Hassen to attend newspaper classroom workshop
Amen Hassen assistant principal of Benjamin Franklin Junior High School will attend a University of Syracuse workshop titled Newspaper In The Classroom. He was selected by Dr. John E. Mathews and Russell Woreh Ter of New Castle Area Schools. The five summer workshops, a joint project of the American Newspaper Publishers Association Syracuse University and New Castle News, run from Sunday through a future date, with graduate credit and university faculty guidance.
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Amen Hassen
E. Long Ave
Benjamin Franklin
University of Syracuse
John E. Mathews
Russell Woreh Ter
Reso Lively
New Castle
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
Syracuse University
New Castle News
University of Iowa
University of Georgia
University of California
University of Waterloo
Ontario
Canada
Charlotte Crabtree
Robert D. Murphy
Charles Berryman
al Beveridge
John H. Haefner
Progeans
Irwin W. Stankard
Milton Pattison
Couuty Schools
Hassen
Senate debates silver in coins as bill moves
Senate leaders push to pass the administration coin bill removing silver from dimes and quarters and lowering it in half dollars. Western opposition may delay final action as about 20 lawmakers consider amendments. Also noted are healthcare funding talks and gun control hearings, with a Pee pills and goof balls drug bill advancing.
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United Press International
Washington
Senate
Warren D. Magnuson
J. Wash
Senate Finance
Johnson
House
James ¥. Bennett
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Bennett
National Rifle Association
Jones & Laughlin head warns of price rise if costs jump
J&L Steel Chairman M Beeghly says a labor contract settlement raising labor costs could push prices higher. He notes costs rose 65 cents per hour from January 1964 to May 1965, with interim USW fund payments ongoing until August 31.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
M. Beeghly
Chaiman
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Beeghly
Special
Fep
United Steelworkers Union
USW
No-action AMA stance looms on medicare bill
The American Medical Association headed toward an official no-action policy on medicare as debate raged at its 114th annual convention in New York. Delegates rejected nine boycott resolutions, pledging to monitor the law and adapt as needed while urging physicians to help shape rules and implementation for high quality care. Also, Ronald Regar began as director of administrative services for Pennsylvania's Property and Supplies Department at a $10,442 annual salary, after serving as special assistant to the budget secretary.
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New York
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
Congress
House of Delegates
House
ANA
James Z. Appel
Regar
New State Job Harrisburg
Ronald
Readng
State Property and Supplies Department
Martin H. Blackbill
Treasury Department
Passman vows to steer 3.3 billion aid bill through subcommittee
Washington Rep. Otto Passman says he will manage the foreign aid bill with confidence, claiming he knows more about it than anyone else. In other notes, flood scenes in Elmwood and Vietnam War anniversary sentiments mix with a Milanese critique of royal honors, while Omaha reports eight undefeated teams after three rounds of the national high school debate tournament with 32 teams remaining.
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United Press International
Washington
Otto Passman
D-La
Omaha
Neb
UPI
Watertown
Aquinas Institute
Rochester
J. Gregory’s
Shawnee
Okla
Grant High
Portland
Ore
Taylor Allderdheigh
Pittsburgh
Coral Gables
Fla
Battle Creek
Mich
Couer D'Alene
Idaho
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American Red Cross
City Recreation Department
Robert McCormick
Ymca Aquarics
George Washington
Benjamin Pranklin
Ymca Paals
Mayview
Harrisburg
General State Authority
Joseph P. Decker
Bridgeville
Mayview State Hospital
Allegheny County
UPT
State Puliic Instruction Department
Amen Wassen
Derosa’s
S. Jefferson ST
Calls Plaza
Lorna Dwyer
Kitt Optical CO
Tawrence Savings & Trust Hig
J&l Head
Delta
Mississippi Delta
Rocky’s
Golden Dawn
MKI
Luox W
Washington St
New Castle Drug Co
First Federal
Carousel
Rotisserie Broiler
Unbeam Ironmaster
Orythem
Sunbeam
Sunbeam Automatic Waffle Baker and Grill
Sinbeaim
Radiantontrol
Penn Power
Wanmond
Tiny Musicy
Mul St
Elmwood
Kan
Arkansas
Melvin L. Thorne
Army
Joseph Thorne
Viet Nam
White House
Milan
Italy
Themperor Caligula
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