Editorial on federal spending and payroll growth in June
The piece notes Virginia Democrat Byrd as committee chairman pushing reduction of nonessential federal spending. It reports June 1962 civilian federal payroll grew by 34 921, the largest monthly rise in a decade, and discusses year end totals and long term debt risks. It criticizes ongoing deficit spending and praises Byrd's watchdog efforts while wishing luck to his committee.
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Nazi saboteurs executed as war ends
Washington reports six of eight Nazi saboteurs executed in DC jail for arson and bombing of vital war facilities. Corry prepares Labor Day celebration after bond and stamp committee meeting. Police report clashes amid AFL and Clann Corry activity and seized signed cards.
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George Sokolsky on the dollar gold standard and economic policy
The essay argues the United States must back the dollar with gold or risk devaluation. It warns Europe may demand gold, cites World War II policy failures, and critiques postwar protectionism. It links gold to currency value and calls for loan clauses to require gold for dollars at loan inception.
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Hollywood Talk Between Jim Bishop and Jerry Wald
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls meeting Jerry Wald at the old Park Central and dreaming of Hollywood. Wald pitches contracts and split profits while detailing career ambitions and the lure of fame as they discuss leaving for Hollywood and potential deals. Wald later dies of a heart attack, leaving Bishop to reflect on their ambitions.
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Fragmented OCR notes from university appeal case
Fragmentary text shows a university context with mentions of an appeal labeled as University and a date nearby. The legible parts reference Dodie and a specific court or appeals process but lack clear event details or outcomes.
Summer steadies U S economy amid muted jitters
The article notes a quiet business climate across industries with signs of a late summer pickup in fall retail, continued bank lending growth, rising steel and construction activity, and strong personal income. It cites modest overall growth, stock market volatility, and policy uncertainty as tempering factors.
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$314,800 Ready For Area Plant
Venango County Industrial Development Corp. deposited a $414,000 check from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority to partial fund the Columbia Corrugated Container Co. plant in Reno. The loan covers 40 percent of the $77,000 project cost, with funds placed at Exchange Bank and Trust Co. JE Burns, VCIDC president, announced the move yesterday.
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Sonic booms due to bomber flights near Springfield corridor
Air Force warns sonic booms may be audible periodically as Beal Hustler bombers on a special training mission fly a route from Springfield Michigan toward an area east of Pittsburgh. SAC reports a 41 mile wide corridor could experience booms during the flight.
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Celebrezze Proves Cautious On Education And Care Policy
Washington notes show Anthony Celebrezze, new head of Health, Education and Welfare, avoiding firm positions on federal aid to elementary schools and elderly medical care. He praises Kennedy plans but notes debates and state legislatures delaying action. He aims to manage the department while avoiding sharp political clashes.
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Indians Still Vague On Site For Burial
Heirs of Chief Cornplanter have not agreed on burial site for the Cornplanter grave and monument. With Allegheny Dam progress, about 200 heirs and guests attended the Cornplanter grant picnic where no site plans were made. The Army Corps has proposed a relocation plan for nearby Braves. since residents are not an Indian Nation, individual contact is required.
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