Senate bill on 14B repeal likely to fail today
Washington AP reports a new Senate bid to end the right of states to outlaw union shop under Section 14B of the Taft Act is expected to fail. Leaders and backers struggle to invoke cloture as a filibuster blocks formal debate. If cloture fails, the bill may be set aside but remain on the calendar with possible revival позже.
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Moral Choice film shown at church for youth
Bernice Marsh reports Cutting Community Charity sponsors a youth oriented film Moral Choice to be shown at the church Saturday at 8 pm with public invited. The column lists births marriages and local visits including Rhonda Way Anita Joanne Litz and Love Duane Jr. and notes March of Dimes fundraising progress and local volunteer updates.
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Char Fe
Moral Choice
Amos VanEarden
Fern Morton
Bear Lake
George Morton
Ronald Way
California
Marion Way
Mession Hills
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Cornelius Beck
Srink
Alice Camp
Richard Smolk
Findley Lake
George
Wesleyville
Fred Wietschach
Ajax
John Hamilton
Meadville
Carl A. Marsh
Robert Litz
Springville
N. Y
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Litz
Linda Redding
Gorge Morton
Amos Vane
City
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Clifford Aikens
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert la Cross
Miss Beenny
Richard Curtiss
Snort
David Albright
Saye Atrata
Love of
Marine Killed in Vietnam Named Couch of East Bangor
Defense Department announced Marine PFC Leslie C. Couch son of John L. Couch of East Bangor Pennsylvania was killed in action in Vietnam yesterday.
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Leslie C. Couch
John L. Couch
East Bangor
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Senate Ready To Accept Changes In GI Measure
The Senate moves toward approving a bill to create a permanent system of education and home benefits for veterans, with potential House revotes on changes. Sen Ralph Yarborough insists an amendment clarifies benefits for veterans who did not finish high school, as House experts argue coverage exists. The measure, more costly than Johnson’s plan, awaits a floor vote after a filibuster issue on the union shop bill.
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Congress
White House
Johnson
Ralph W. Yarborough
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Yarborough
Vals
Handicapped Get Special License Plates Under New Law
AP reports Pennsylvania issues special plates for disabled individuals with the initials PEP. Handicapped veterans receive free plates. other disabled persons pay standard fees. Senate approved measures with varying education and payment terms as differences emerged between House and Senate versions.
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Pennsylvania
Crackdown On Crime Indicts 23 In Interstate Gambling Ring
U S Attorney Drew J T O'Keefe announced that federal grand jury indicted 23 people in an eight state gambling crackdown centered on a Philadelphia wire room. The operation, spanning Boston to New Orleans, involved 250 FBI agents and targeted a network using electronic boxes to conceal long distance calls and relay horse race results nationwide.
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U.S
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Eaie
O'Keefe
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New Orleans
FBI
1S Phone and Telegraph Co
Eledronice
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
A reflective piece contrasts oral tradition with durable print, noting how spoken art fades yet written records endure. It aches for memory yet celebrates permanence, suggesting language survives beyond spoken breath through ink and pages.
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