In Our Opinion Rev Tucker Criticizes Black Leadership
Rev. Sterling Tucker, vice chair of Washington City Council and minister, argues black leaders must denounce crime and looting. He cites ghetto conditions and calls out silence while noting rising crime and budget pressures. Nixon warns GOP on inflation and urges fiscal credibility to curb rising prices.
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Sterling Tucker
Washington
D.C
District of Columbia
19Th Street
Tucker
Erie County
Erie Story Magazine
Rev. Tucker
Inflation and Christmas Clubs Prompt New Bank Probes
President Nixon backs fiscal restraint as Burns urges veto of overexpanded bills. Rep Rosenthal probes Christmas Club accounts across Washington banks finding high penalties and scant interest. Rhodes scholars report Bobby Baker aboard SS United States with Dr Martin Sweig, who claims vast influence on the Hill and denounces civil rights leaders. Sweig’s remarks include calls to bomb Moscow and firing interns opposing Vietnam.
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Oxford
United States
Goodwill Industry Sheltered Workshop Noted in Opinion
Grass Roots Opinion from Junction City urges praise for Goodwill Industries as the world’s largest sheltered workshop. It states that over 91,000 handicapped people received employment training or counseling last year, with 6,629 placed in competitive industry.
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Junction City
Obe
Goodwill Industries
TV lineup notes courtship, spies, and children specials
New York AP reports a flurry of TV events this year. That Girl hints at a wedding plot for Tat Vegas trow while Elsa Lanchester charms in It Takes a Thief, though the show struggles against stronger competition. CBS airs Children’s Hour noon Saturday with J. T. about a boy and a cat, NBC offers Hans Brinker at the Silver Skates with Parker, Basehart, and Ritchard, Sunday 7 p.m.
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Tat Vegas Trow
Elsa Lanchester
Robert Wagner
Miss Lanchester
ABC
CBS
NBC
Hans Brinker
Holland
Norway
Eleanor Parker
Richard Basehart
Gym Ritchard
Floridian Pro Celebrity Golf Show Draws Big Names
Spectators flocked to the Diplomat Hotel course for a $2,000 pro celebrity event. The round featured Mickey Rooney, Bob Hope, Julius Boros, and Chuck Courtney among others as players battled mud, lakes, and palm trees while sponsor George Simon donated to St Jude Hospital. The write up portrays the quirky, humorous atmosphere and the mounting entertainment amid the golf.
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Gene Kroll
Mickey Rooney
Bob Hope
Jackie Gleason
Julius Boros
Peter Lind Hayes
Chuck Courtney
San Diego
George Simon
Grosse Point
Michigan
Simon
St. Jude Hospital
Fines seen possible for game violations in Corry
Corry officials said fines from game violations in northwestern Pennsylvania could reach nearly $10 000 before tonight after reviewing activity at six roadblocks set up Saturday Residents shopped Friday night into Saturday as Christmas buying began A&P workers to share in 2 250 000 Christmas distribution next Friday Kiwanis electric sign added holiday atmosphere Women’s Club backs home lighting contest plans to be discussed at a meeting tomorrow
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Pennsylvania
A&p
Eee
The
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Zoning and Inheritance Tax Questions Answered
A legal Q and A notes that a home music studio in a strictly residential area is typically a zoning violation. consult local ordinances and zoning officer. It also explains inheritance tax on a business, potential savings via gifts or ownership transfer, gift tax risk, and the need for an attorney to navigate applicable state and federal taxes.
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