Hiding Hoodlums’ Identity Not In Public Interest
The Sunbury Daily Item argues against withholding juvenile offenders names. It cites rising hoodlumism around Halloween in Sunbury and nearby towns, calling for sterner penalties and public publicity to deter first offenders and curb parental evasion.
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Lottery draws dominate TV air as draft order shown
CBS led with a half hour lottery report showing blue capsules pulled from a plexiglass bowl to reveal birth dates while NBC and ABC aired related coverage. The entertainment focus highlighted Johnny Carson on NBC and CBS, with Lucy Ball appearing with Carson.
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Christmas display judged on December 25 and 26
The Corry Christmas display project will be judged on December 25 and 26. The Salvation Army kettle is placed at North Center and Washington. Trout were stocked, 4,000 brown and rainbow, in French Creek. L W Shepard reported a 7 point buck, 175 pounds, near Pittsfield. The 1930 Board of Education will reorganize with Milon L Brown returning as a member after election last month.
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Missing FCC documents allege Hartke Zapple gifts from Burden
Documents claim Senator Vance Hartke and Senate aide Nick Zapple took gifts from Don Burden owner of WIFE KOIL and KISN with unpaid advertising and a silver set. Burden says ads were sold not paid. Zapple says raffle prize, gifts sent for family. Missing affidavits and other papers drive FCC House clash.
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Amish Pilgrims Seek Freedom in Central America World
Paul Harvey chronicles a 1960s migration of Amish families fleeing U S modern life. They settle 8 families in western British Honduras clearing 30 acres each and raising cattle and crops with minimal aid while maintaining schools and military exemption. They inspire further migrations to Paraguay Costa Rica and other Latin frontiers amid debates on religious liberty and emigration.
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America
The Traveler's Check Dilemma in Gibraltar
A traveler frets over copying a traveler's check signature in a Gibraltar shop. Tension rises as mismatched signatures and identity papers trigger suspicion among staff. The scene ends with a request for American dollars and a sudden shift to a brighter view of cash and travel.
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