Governor's shock over Labor budget cuts sparks questions
The governor condemned a 22 percent cut in the federal Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security budget, warning 5,300 employees could be laid off. Critics question feasibility and timing, viewing the move as a pre election tactic amid a rising trend in overall federal spending and employment.
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Milton Shapp
U.S. Department of Labor
Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security
Shapp
Homes on the move by John Cunniff
The piece notes growing use of recreational vehicles as homes with features like TV, air conditioning, and appliances. It cites average RV family demographics, rising production from under 100,000 units in 1961 to over 600,000 this year, and potential $2 billion dollar volume. It describes fifth wheel trailers and price ranges from $328 to $10,000, plus weekly rentals from $90 to $225 and mileage charges.
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New York
Wall Street
General Motors
Backer linked to $25,000 for Watergate bugging
Secret testimony ties soybean oil magnate Dwayne Andreas to the Watergate cash trail. Dahlberg says Andreas delivered $25,000 to Nixon fundraiser Kenneth Dahlberg, later cashed and routed to Maurice Stans and then Bernard Barker. The episode coincides with the Watergate breakin and campaign finance questions.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Dwayne Andreas
Andreas
Nixon
Midwest
Kenneth Dahlberg
Minneapolis
Dahlberg
The Mark Hellinger Story and a Bonaventure Dream
A reminiscence spans Olean New York and Saint Bonaventure University. The narrator recalls Mark Hellinger the Broadway column ist, his rise and fall, and a vow to publish a biography once he dies. He notes Hellinger’s influence on young reporters like Jimmy Cannon and the eventual meeting with Dr Russell J Jandall at St Bonaventure, leading toward a journalism prize project.
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New York
Mark Hellinger
Tarrytown
Russell J. Jandall
St. Bonaventure University
Fashion Notes on Men Clothes and The Hellinger Award
A rant on male fashion cycles from bell bottoms to pegged trousers and unisex styles, urging readers to save old wardrobes. It recalls designers shaping male attire, mentions Adolphe Menjou, FDR, and the Mark Hellinger Journalism Award with committee members, prizes, and past winners. The piece ends with a hope for future trends and a nod to camouflage wear.
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Navy
Bellbottom
Frank Nitti
Nitti
Adolphe Menjou
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR
Rhett Butler
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John S. Knight
Bob Considine
Hal Boyle
Boyd Fitzpatrick
Eddie Mahar
John Charles Daly
Douglas Edwards
Hank Meyer
Ben Barkin
J.S. Seidman
Pierre Salinger
Red Smith
Don Dunphy
Vincent Letro
Smiler
Salvatore DeVivo
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Charles MacRoy
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