URSDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1962
ndidates Differ
HARRISBURG .(AP) Guber
natiprial candidates Richardson
Dllworth and William W. Scranton
ccintinued• their campaigns yester
d4y by hammering at education
issues.
iThe candidates appeared to
gether yesterday before the Gover
nor's Bipartisan committee of 100
for Better Education, a group
formed early this year around the
nucleus of the 1960-61 Governor's
Cbtrunittee on Educkt \ ion.
I DEMOCRAT DILWORTH gave
the state's controversial school re
otganization act his firm endorse-
Ment and.,declared:
"I am for the reorganization law
ai it - is written. I will not monkey
With it and if anyone tries to
.nionkey with" it, I will veto such
effort."
The 1961 act would reduce the
ekisting 2,100 school districts to
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downtown Pittsburgh in an after
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row 'before making a speech at
the Uni : versity of Pittsburgh Field
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.9 p.m. tonight.
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approximately 400.
Republican candidate Scranton
told the committee he favored re
vision of the law to "fairly and
squarely" overcome objections to
it..
Scranton said he favored the
plan in substance but contended
that 'Gov. Lawrence's
administration has "refused to
come to grips" with problems
raised by the 1861 statute. •
Dilworth also told the audience
of educators that if elected, he
would urge the state to pay' half
of *the cost of education. He also
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Education Vote
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
on Education Issue
urged that .Penn. State be desig
nated as the state university.
"I don't mean others in the state
will not be given aid, but it is
essential Penn State be made a
state university," he added.
,THE JOINT appearance dis
closed many areas of agreement
between the two,xandidates. Both
agreed for example that a scholar
ihip program should be set up.
Dilworth proposed scholarships
for at least 5 per cent of the high
school graduates each year plus
low-interest loans for the needy
qualified graduate.
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Yemen Regime . Co
The United Arab Republic's
Middle East News Agency yester
day quoted Yemen's vice premier
Abdel Rahman El Beidany as an
nouncing that Yemen considers
itself at war with Saudi Arabia.
The announcement came shortly
after the UAR government pledged
all its strength to defend against
any attack on the two-week-old
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revolutionary regime in Yemen.
The new agency did riot make
it clear w , tift,er the vice premier
was speakinit personally or rep
resenting official policy of the
'Lenten regime, The -UAP. pledge
came after the country's premier
mentioned what he termed pres
ent Saudi Arabian - Jordanian
agression on Yemen's .fronitErs.
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