Editorial: Cash Register Justice Undermines Traffic Reform
The column argues against reversing the Metropolitan Court traffic reform in Dade County. It cites two percent fewer accidents and notable safety savings since 1959, with higher gasoline use and more registrations as indirect benefits. The piece urges preserving mandatory court appearances and condemns calls to reinstate cash penalties as pandering to lawbreakers. It calls for proof of favoritism with firings if proven.
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Dade County
American Bar Association
Ghring
Amy Judze
Walling
Stilldren
Rai
Corry Evening Journal: Unclear Event at Meet Arena Sale
Fragmentary text suggests a local event or sale linked to Commerce Building and Harre Prem. Details missing include participants, date, and exact venue. Nearby names appear garbled, hindering precise identification of the main action or outcome.
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the Corry Evening Journal
Sypest Butt Stieea
Cory
Meet Arena
Fine Weeks
Udeern Salee Lea
Commerce
Habre Prem Lae
Aleng
Bo Hei
Saar Ag Mal Saeed
Sokolsky on Soviet state and party loyalty
George Sokolsky argues that understanding the Soviet Universal State requires party loyalty, noting rigid membership, devotion, and possible punishment for deviation. He warns of Khrushchev Mao-Tse-tung and Albanian ambitions, the risk of war, and U.S. precarious stance amid competing Marxist forces.
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Lenin
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Off Broadway Hostage at a Dublin Boarding House
Reporter Jim Bishop reviews Brendan Behan’s The Hostage staged in a cellar venue with a bare stage and a brass bed. The audience, close to performers, reacts with shock and loud laughter as the plot centers on a 1962 Easter Rebellion aftermath in Dublin and a British soldier hostage. The piece provokes mixed praise and harsh critique of Behan’s irreverent portrayal of Irish society and history.
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Dublin
Mergers reshape postwar business in changing markets
James Marlow surveys how mergers surge in a buoyant postwar era yet sag in troubled sectors like railroads and airlines. He notes tax carryovers boost reported profits, explains motives to merge include cutting costs, gaining management, channels, and stronger balance sheets. He also highlights cross border deals as American firms buy into Japanese and Western European rivals to expand production and sales.
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Union 1
Japan
Europe
Parachute troops strike Sumatra as war spreads
Yesterday's memories recount Japan's troopers striking into southern Sumatra in a push toward Java. Clifton M. Howard of the Pennsylvania Electric Co. is commissioned a major and ordered to report in Philadelphia. St Edward's dribblers defeated St Joseph's 19 to 5, led by Joe Sarnicki with eight points.
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N.E
Sumatra
Java
Dutch East Indies
Clifton M. Howard
Pennsylvania Electric Co
U. S. Army
Philadelphia
St. Edward's
Dancing Party At State Armory Draws Four Decades On
About 190 couples attended a dancing party at the State Armory hosted by the American Legion last night marking four decades of community celebration. Nearby, a burst of financial worry surfaced as bucketshop broker collapses in New York suggest hundreds of western Pennsylvania residents may have been harmed. A Rotary Club meeting featured Jack Loveland’s paper Rocking the Boat, read in a star chamber session, exploring philosophy, business, politics, and past social norms.
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The
American Legion
New York
Pennsylvania
Rotary Club
Jack Loveland
Jack
Star Chamber
Clib
Kennedy under pressure on summit and disarmament plan
Washington AP reports President Kennedy faces stiff dilemmas in nuclear test policy and a 18 nation disarmament summit proposal by Khrushchev. Kennedy aims to avoid Khrushchev’s propaganda edge while keeping doors open for later talks, with little Republican criticism at home and cautious behavior from Khrushchev about Geneva.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Joint Bank Accounts in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Explains joint account rules for married couples and friends in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. States tenants by the entirety for spouses, survivor rights, and inheritance tax implications. Notes survivor and tax consequences with rights of survivorship and the need for dual-signature or written contracts to alter effects. Advises consulting a New Jersey attorney for state-specific guidance.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Senator Scott Attacks Dems in Meadville Speech
In Meadville Senator Scott criticized Democratic leaders during a speech citing Philadelphia mayoral resignation and a gubernatorial bid. He hinted at his own political plans and whether to pursue the GOP nomination.
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Scott Rips
Meadville
Ineadville
Richardson Dilworth
Joseph Claris
Pennsylvanis
Scott
Eee
Philanet
Philadelphia
Seer
Ashion
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