Training New Shrivers? A Fiscal Dream On Aid Funds
A letter to Sargent Shriver by C. Wilson Harder criticizes postwar aid plans arguing Italy would gain trillions if every man could become Michelangelo. He cites Zuni jewelry programs and Dodgers funding, urging grants to Walter O Malley to turn pitchers into 20 game winners and to support cooperative ventures over private tax base.
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Walter O'Malley
War On Poverty Funds
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Harder
Michelangelo
Los Angeles Dodgers
Shriver
Dodger
Romney Fight Moves In New Hampshire Primary
Drew Pearson reports Romney seeking Nixon opposition in New Hampshire as Romney hopes for Lodge or Eisenhower endorsements to boost a Republican bid. The piece notes Romney’s barnstorming plan, Nixon’s local lead, and Mullen’s efforts to align Lodge forces while Romney eyes a fallback with GOP establishment support.
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Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Nelson Rockefeller
Romney
Richard Nixon
New Hampshire
Rominey
Robert Mullen
Lodge
Saigon
Harrisburg Week Talks Tax, Rights Bills and Bridge Plans
A Harrisburg visit details a push for a general tax package including potential insurance, car trade in, or clothing taxes amid a bipartisan effort. Civil rights bills pass the House expanding housing protections. open housing and discrimination definitions grow. Multiple lawmakers discuss crime aid, insurance costs from riots, and public notices. The piece reflects GOP and Democratic interactions, local projects, and a guide’s praise of the capital, ending with a reflective quote.
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Harrisburg
George Hope Anderson
Ways and Means
Tax Committee
GOP
Craig ‘Truax
George
Bloom
Shafer
John Denninger
Bucks County
Jules Filo
Allegheny County
R. Leroy Irvis
House
Pennsylvania
Human Relations Commission
Commission
Jo Anne
Norman Voorhees
Jeff
Diana
Groucho Marx
Pyrenees
Capital
Hopkins
Frank Polaski
Peninsula
Frank
Herbert Fineman
John Hamilton
Fineman
Media blamed for fueling riots as TV coverage cited
The piece argues television and press amplified racial violence by broadcasting provocative remarks from leaders from Johnson to Hall. It contends news coverage helped inflame unrest, while public officials and media shared responsibility for encouraging demonstrations and violence across American cities.
Hal Boyle's Americana column snippets from New York
A collection of witty observations on gender, manners, finance, and modern life. The piece riffs on Christmas shopping, philanthropy, fashion, sports, gossip, and social norms, noting quirks of men and women, attitudes to risk, and public opinion in New York.
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New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Today in History Aug 15 1967 notable events
On August 15 1769 Napoleon Bonaparte was born on Corsica. The Panama Canal opened to traffic in 1914. Will Rogers and Wiley Post died in a 1935 crash near Point Barrow Alaska. Allied invasion of southern France began in 1944 during World War II. The Republic of Korea was proclaimed in 1948. Negotiators agreed to end the machinists strike with major U.S. airlines a year ago.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Corsica
Panama Canal
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Point Barrow
Maska
France
Republic of Korea
U.S
Barn Fire Damages Edward Raymond Farm North of Columbus
Yesterday at 5 20 p m a lightning strike set a barn on the Edward Raymond farm on the Schramling road four and a half miles north of Columbus ablaze. The loss includes 70 tons of hay small farm tools a silo and the barn. Meanwhile Corry Merchants defeated Tidioute 6 to 1 with Joe and Ang Frisina homering in the fifth. The new pavement on the west side of North Center street remains badly rutted from traffic, apparently due to wrong material specification. further work is expected.
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Edward Raymond
Columbus
Schramling Road
North Center Street
Pigs Stolen From City Market Slaughter House
Four pigs were stolen from the City Market slaughter house west of the city over the weekend. Police began an investigation but have had little success in identifying the culprits. Rev R G Gresser transfer approved by Erie Presbytery from Mast minister Presbyterian Church of Erie to the first Presbyterian Church of this city.
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Washington, D. C
R. G. Gresser
Mastminster Presbyterian Church of
Erie
First Presbyterian Church
City
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