Questioned ethics in presidential property holdings debated
The Boise Idaho Statesman discusses President Lyndon Johnson placing stock holdings in trust and relinquishing management of 5000 acres in Texas and First Lady Mrs Johnson's transfer of control of a Texas radio station. The piece questions the propriety of such ethics and calls for reappraisal of public office standards.
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Poetic Justice at Traffic Court in Playful Judge Remark
In a humorous exchange at the Atlanta traffic court a judge commends two drivers for colliding with each other rather than harming others. The moment, described as poetic justice, sparks commentary on how such misfortune might address a broader traffic issue. The judge suggests encouragement could curb serious problems.
Economic Boom Feeds Holiday Store Crowds Across New York
Government data show payrolls up by 1.5 million this year with factory earnings at a record 101.09 weekly and 2.49 hourly. Overtime rises and profits climb as consumer spending surges amid 80 percent of people sharing in income gains while 20 percent face ongoing poverty.
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Labor Department
Senate Rules Panel Debates Sex Questions In Secret Hearings
The Senate Rules Committee spent nearly two days behind closed doors debating sex related questions tied to the Bobby Baker probe. Republican senators led by Hugh Scott pressed for testimony from call girls and discussed assignations and telephone use, while Democrat Sen. Cannon and others questioned germane relevance and proper procedure amid sharp exchanges.
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What Is The Law What Is The Law
A legal note states that Pennsylvania law places the obligation of supporting a child on the husband during minority or until the child can support itself. If a wife deserts and takes the baby, the husband remains responsible. A fuller answer requires all facts of the separation.
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Shoplifting and the hidden tax on stores
Paul Harvey discusses shoplifting as a two billion dollar national issue. He cites Norman Industries’ anti theft tech and explains how losses raise prices for all customers, noting self service stores bear higher costs and the public often blames retailers rather than thieves.
Jamestown Budget for 1964 Inches Up to 7 Million
Jamestown city budget for 1964, totaling 7 million dollars, is nearly one million higher than 1963 and marks the largest appropriation in city history. General Hospital funds show the biggest jump, about 240 thousand dollars, as Mayor-elect Frederick H. Donn prepares to take office in January amid continued financial and political maneuvering.
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Jamestown
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General Hospital
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Stady
Cooper
Christmas season shoplifting costs billions warns columnist
The piece argues theft is widespread with shoppers driving up prices, noting most thieves are not professionals and that housewives do most stealing. It blames government scripts of entitlement and laments public policy pushing “something for nothing” while losses fall on every consumer.
Brewery Gives Filly To Erie Zoo
Lucy Sr the Clydesdale mare foaled August 18 and her filly Lucy Jr have been given to the Erie Zoo to replace Billy the gelding who died of a heart attack. Budweiser officials agreed to let the zoo keep the filly after gifting the pair last spring, with plans for future shipment to St Louis now canceled. John Cochran of the Erie Zoological Society expressed gratitude for the generosity.
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