Our Opinion Cut The Abuses Of UC In Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation was created to aid workers, but loopholes let employers and out of state firms avoid a fair tax burden. The UC fund, funded by employers at 2 to 4 percent on the first 3,000 dollars per employee, paid about 289 million last year. Abuses by double-dippers and others threaten future jobs and the fund's stability. closing inequities could boost industrial growth and steady benefits.
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Madison Avenue Diet Pill Scandal Draws 58Count Indictment
The government filed a 58 count indictment against Regimen tablet makers as they alleged a major diet pill scam. The firm reportedly took 16 million in sales and spent 12 million on promotion, highlighting a lavish Madison Avenue marketing operation fueling the deceptive claim.
Drew Pearson Calls Cuba Crisis A Repeated War Fallback
The column revisits the Cuban crisis and the sinking of the Maine, arguing war was precipitated by public pressure and misused espionage. It notes Teddy Roosevelt and private corporations like General Electric RCA Aerojet and Rand as players, and references Bay of Pigs and Missile Crisis involvement.
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Guantanamo Retained Amid Crisis and Cold War Tensions
The piece notes long-standing plans to close Guantanamo Bay as outdated and costly, opposed by the Navy which favors its retention for personnel and officers. It cites Castro’s strengthened position, Soviet aid, and upcoming visits as a motive to keep the base, while detailing CIA spying concerns and private intelligence contracts. It also warns of a right wing extremist threat targeting Chief Justice Warren and MLK, urging protection for the Justice.
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Russia in trouble drives demand for farm machinery on credit
The briefing portrays Russia facing economic strain with a 9 percent postwar growth drop to 2 percent and a need for two billion dollars in machinery to revive agriculture. It warns against relying on Soviet reserves and argues aid via credit could fund arms, while Khrushchev cuts military spending but presses for wheat imports to stabilize the regime.
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House Approves Rights Bill Across Party Lines
The House votes show 152 Democrats and 138 Republicans for the bill and 96 Democrats and 34 Republicans against it. The measure aims to end racial discrimination in employment, public accommodations, voting, schools, and federally aided programs, with a new section added before passage creating a community re-
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Organ in high school needs better care and protection
A 1960 Corry High School graduate voices concern about the school organ in the auditorium. The letter urges steps to protect and preserve the instrument, noting past locked access and current neglect, and calls for discipline to prevent further wear or damage.
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