Youth Gangs Watch The Young Savages Screenings
New York juveniles viewed The Young Savages at a private screening with United Artists staff and later discussed the film. They praised the photography and realism of teen expressions but questioned police accuracy and courtroom scenes, noting fear and respect for New York courts.
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Frankie
New York
UPI
United Artists
Cook
Life Magazine
United‘ Artists
Ae Ritchie
Ritchie
New York City
Tax Inroad on Highway Funds Expanded Federal Grants
The measure raises truck taxes to 3 to 5 cents per mile for large loadings and increases per thousand pound rates. It boosts federal road grants to states by 11.5 billion, lifting highway authorizations to 87 billion with states contributing about 4 billion under a 90 10 match. It extends two years of bonus payments to curb billboards along the 41 000 mile highway network and addresses tourism funding amid foreign travel concerns.
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Ameria ‘Eans
United States
Congress
Relief program would boost funds for many recipients
Nine month increases starting Oct 1 would add 15 to 80 cents per person under federal relief programs, costing about $15 million. AP dispatch from Bangkok notes a separate report of a communist plot uncovered in Thailand's northeast involving Laos.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Podice
Laos
Duty Free Return Hopes amid U S Travel Curbs
Partial OCR reads discuss travelers seeking duty free treatment upon returning to the country. The item hints at policy considerations and plans related to U S travel and customs.
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U.S
State treasury breakdown shows 214 million in active and inactive accounts
Hughes states no knowledge of funds in dedicated accounts and lists current balances. Active checking totals 131,589,037.61, certificates 56,118,300.00, inactive 26,864,700.00, cash in office 45,969.87, totaling 214,648,007.48.
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Treasury
Educators and officials discuss Institute with Flint area group
A delegation of twenty four educators from Flint and nearby Madison County met with high school officials to review institute plans. Attendees included Larry J. Bell William Pitts James Ellis and Patrick W. Boles along with several Osburn Gragra and Shafer. Delco Remy officials Gerald Shafer C J Craig L Gaunt George Griffith R E Johnston Frank Heritz and Gordon Sinclair accompanied the group to observe training and education programs.
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Flint
Larry J. Bell
William Pitts
James Ellis
Patrick W. Boles
Darwood D. Barron
Donald P. Eckstein
Lawrence E. Early
David L. Hooper
Thomas W. Osburn
Otis E. Cox
Jerry L. Osburn
Jack J. Gray
William B. Tavensend
Gerald G. Shafer, Jr
Jerry A. Williams
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