Editorial on Medicare politics in Northwestern Pennsylvania
The column argues Medicare policy should not define the congressional race between Peter Joyce of Sharot and Dr. James Weaver of Brie. It counters claims that Weaver opposes elderly medical care, noting broad concerns about Medicare financing, and cites examples of physician leaders who entered public life to defend public service and governance beyond medical practice.
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Pennsylvania
Halls of Congress
Peter Joyce
Sharot
James Weaver
Brie
Jim Weaver
Dr. Weaver
di Weaver
Thomas B. Morgan
House Foreign Affairs Comittee
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Solomon Islands action and local life flash in era notes
A fragmented 1421 style report recalls U S Marines smashing Japanese defenders to hold Solomon area, plus obituaries and local notices from Corry. It mentions Everill Leach’s death, George H. Gordon freed a man, a Jehovah’s Witness incident, upcoming social events, and school vaccination plans for Pennsylvania in 1922.
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George H. Gordon
Manion Street
Jehovah Withehers
Soblen case tangled by international law and flight
George Sokolsky surveys the Soblen affair as more nations with divergent laws enter the dispute. Soblen, a convicted spy who fled on $100,000 bail to Israel using a dead brother’s passport, raises questions of criminal versus political status. Israel’s Law of Return and international reactions complicate extradition and due process, with Britain and Czechoslovakia involved and broader worries about flight, tax havens, and state complicity in allowing criminals to escape.
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Soblen
Israel
Loblin
U. S
Ongland
Czechoslovakia
el al
United States
Great Britain
Unyilidaiply
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Primed Word ts Always There
A concise reflection on how speech shapes perception and presence, comparing words to air. Notes the primed word concept as an ever present influence in communication.
Jim Bishop Weekend Diary Describes Pittsburg Fraternal Event
Reporter Jim Bishop recounts attending a Fraternal Order convention in Pittsburgh with Cardinal Spellman and around a thousand attendees. Humorous moments from Harry Hershfield and a joke about a 50th wedding anniversary are noted, along with donations by the Eagles to multiple charities and a weekend sailing outing to Montauk Point with friends.
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Pittsburgh
Cardinal Spellman
Harry Hershfield
Kennedy tax cut debate stalls business confidence
New York AP notes business confidence near pre speech levels as President Kennedy signals a measured tax overhaul rather than a quick cut. Most executives favor a broad cut but worry about deficits and timing while Congress weighs options and the economy slows investment plans.
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New York
Kennedy
Jamestown awards airport expansion planning contract
Jamestown names Leigh Fisher Associates of San Francisco to provide preliminary planning for expanding the municipal airport. Local architect Julian W. Naetzker partners on the project. The federal Airport Commission funds $20,000 for planning, with total expansion potential reaching about $1.5 million.
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Jamestown
Leigh Fisher
Corry Evening Journal publication details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal announces staff roles including publishers and editors plus advertising, pressroom and production managers. It notes Associated Press republication rights, mail and carrier rate structures, and advert pricing policy with deadlines and territory terms.
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Cony Evening Journal
George F. Sample
William Eaton
Allan Hasbrouds
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
National
Bottinells-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chi Mortgate and Bond Building
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Phe
Associated Press
AP News
Corry
Ising
Penn a Crops Recovering From Drought in State
Eastern and northwestern counties show drought relief as rain lifts crops. Early corn on dry ground improves, apples and late fruit like peaches benefit from rains. Pastures green, alfalfa regrowth possible, hay cut and dried after rain. Western two thirds remain parched. oats nearly done, barley and wheat seeding light. Tomato harvest begins, beans and cucumbers progress. potato yields down but fall outlook improves with rain. Green whip picks continue in certain areas.
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State
Red Haven
Hale-Haven
Golden Jubilee
Sunhieh
Co- Hombierbuzerne
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