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The Couriers Times of Levittown is published by the Bristol Printing Company Route 13 Levittown PA with W Calkins as President and Publisher and W Calkins Jr as Secretary and GM The staff includes Joseph A Browne as Ad Director Grover Friend as Circulation Director and editors Gray Oppenheimer Winters and Weck Philip D as editorial page editor The paper is a member of multiple publisher associations and carries Associated Press affiliation with various rates for carrier and mail subscriptions.
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Bucks County Creates Legal Aid Society For The Indigent
Bucks County launches a Legal Aid Society to provide civil legal help to the uninformed and poor. The program, funded by a federal grant via the Office of Economic Opportunity, runs as a pilot through next February and complements the Public Defender's office.
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Too Many Dangerous Drivers on Bucks County Roads
An oil company reports 100000 tests from diagnostic centers show widespread car faults from brakes to signals. It calls for stricter safety measures as 53 people have died in Bucks County this year, urging motorists and authorities to increase caution.
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Mighty Yaz Aiming to Lead Red Sox in World Series
The piece highlights Carl Yastrzemski known as Yaz as a defining star for the Boston Red Sox. It questions whether the St Louis Cardinals can curb his impact and challenge Boston in the World Series while praising Yaz as a potential household name and key to a championship run.
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Lifetime Of Public Service For Senator Hayden At 90
Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona celebrated his 90th birthday reflecting on 65 years of public service to town county state and nation. Elected to the House in 1912 and the Senate in 1926 he has long served Arizona since statehood.
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Republicans Form New Nonprofit in Bucks County
Republicans in Bucks County have created a nonprofit corporation to buy a new home in Doylestown. They seek more space for offices and future victory celebrations, as current offices are above a stamp redemption center.
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Roman Latin menus and casino tales in Las Vegas
Norton Mockridge visits Las Vegas savoring Caesars Palace Bacchanal Room lettuce of the ancients menu with Latin phrases and $12.50 per person. He notes Tropicana tales of a non-gambler Chicagoan, Frank Sinatra rumors, Sydney Omarr astrology, odd movie titles, a 107 year old spectator, and topless shows with risqué song lyrics.
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Night cramps in mature adults prompt reader poll
Dr William Brady notes painful night cramps common in older adults and asks readers to report experiences. He discusses quinine and calcium with vitamin D as remedies and invites letters to the newspaper to gauge duration frequency and effectiveness of treatments.
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Readers Invited to Send Brief Signed Letters
Letters to the editor are welcome and should be brief and signed as evidence of good faith Signatures may be omitted upon request
No-Win Policy Critique in Great Society Era Editorial
Courier Times editor condemns U S strategy in Vietnam noting 87 000 wounded 12 000 dead and accusing the Great Society of appeasement toward Russia. The piece laments missed opportunities to strike Hai Phong and argues Americans pay for a flawed policy with mounting casualties and sacred sanctuaries.
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State traffic fixes debated at Routes 413 13
A reader from Bristol Pa calls for practical guidance for motorists at Routes 413 and 13 noting the four lane expansion worsens the situation. She suggests installing left turn arrows and asks how residents from offshoot sections can safely make left turns, seeking concrete answers rather than accidents.
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Middletown Township Animal Control Questioned
A reader asks if Middletown Township has an animal control officer and whether the officer can spot dalmatians roaming Maple Point and Langhorne areas. The note implies concern over dogs tied or untrained on Maple Point roads.
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Pennsylvan ia Senate backs $34.6 million for tuition grants
A Pennsylvan ia Senate vote funds a $34.6 million scholarship program to provide 40,000 students with annual tuition grants from 200 to 1200 dollars. A letter to the editor questions allocating funds to out of state education and criticizes public officials over school bus and aid to non public schools debates.
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Will of the People Fails to Move Lincoln Point Zoning
A township meeting reveals the Lincoln Point Shopping Center zoning change was approved in what the writer calls a totalitarian style, despite clear public will. The author pleads Falls residents to judge if they live under an unresponsive bureaucracy.
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Allowance Debate Highlights Costs of Caring for Youth
A letter from Mary Banko of Yardley argues the $600 dependency allowance lags behind rising costs in homes and institutions. She cites Youth Division costs at $4,622 per youngster and institutional costs at $7,661, urging broader community treatment over confinement.
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