Is This Kickback Affects Pennsylvania Milk Dealers
An opinion piece alleges that at least 65 dealers and four milk co operatives in Pennsylvania are involved in kickbacks. It notes corruption at the higher levels of the milk industry with hundreds of thousands of dollars implicated and warns of governance replacing free market competition. It cites driver salesmen potentially offering free extras to win customers, undermining Mills Commission rules and standard pricing.
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Milk Commission
The Boss Plays Hardball in a Pay Raise Tug
Hal Boyle sketches a common office drama where an employee tries for a raise while coworkers and a wary boss weigh risks. In a tense interview, the boss signals sympathy then cites tough economics before offering a modest $5 increase as a compromise. The scene satirizes management’s balancing act amid uncertainty and budget cuts.
Corry Evening Journal Public Notice Fragment
Fragmentary public notice text from the Corry Evening Journal appears. The readable lines mention staff roles and mailing information, with partial address and pricing details for mail subscriptions. The exact action, authority, and deadline are not clearly legible in the fragment.
Diverse extremist links stir racial tensions in America
Drew Pearson probes a bizarre alliance of Ku Klux Klan, Black Muslims, and Communists across the civil rights struggle. Venable and Butterworth push Klan fronts. Harlem and Harlem-linked figures serve as flashpoints. The column notes threats, violence, and front groups while tracing shared hate rhetoric and aims among the groups. It also covers White House staff moves, voter registration efforts, and a missing Chinese intelligence chief.
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Drew Pearson
Caribbean
Fee Eften
Jack Anample
Washington
America
Venable
Warren Township to act on oil drilling ordinance
Township supervisors will act on March 9 on a proposed ordinance regulating oil well drilling. The measure, read by township solicitor C Henry Nicholson, tightens setbacks from 200 feet to 1000 feet from residences and 200 feet from property lines, applying only to new wells.
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wAnneu
C. Henry Nicholson
We Must Now Resort to Quick Slaughter in Vietnam
Paul Harvey reflects on Vietnam policy as Americans move into front lines and allies close ranks. He notes fear of escalation, quotes Nixon and Goldwater, and warns that patience and accommodation have allowed the enemy to advance. He argues for decisive action to secure freedom and confront communism without delay.
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Mark Clark
Korea
Vietnam
Russia
Red China
Syngmann Rhee
Southeast Asia
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Unemployment Debate Grows Complex Amid Mixed Signs
The fight to lower jobless numbers grows more complex as partial gains clash with human and fiscal factors. Unemployment stands at 4.8 percent in January, 5.2 percent last year, with skilled labor shortages and an influx of job seekers keeping the rate elevated.
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New York
What Is The Law Q4 Signage In Home Business
Two people wish to operate a business from a home and ask if they may display a sign. The law allows signs but zoning rules or deed restrictions may limit or ban them. Check deed restrictions and consult local officials about zoning ordinances before erecting a business sign.
Admits Posing As Officer In Army Reserve
PhileswuncHIA AP Jack Lopinson 27 year old restaurat e owner admitted under cross examination that he posed as an Army Reserve officer to hide a Florida trip with another woman He financed the trip with in law money He denied any role in the murders of his wife Judy 25 and business partner Joseph Malito 52 at Dante's Restaurant last June 19 He claimed Frank Phelan did the killings and that Phelan shot him in the leg as a warning before leaving the restaurant
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Asst. Dist. Atty
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Joseph Malito
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Pennsylvnia Liquor Agents Reach Warren County Accord
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board agents will continue entering Warren County New Jersey to enforce state laws under an agreed liaison plan with local police. The arrangement aims to curb cross border enforcement disputes while a separate case against agent Stanley Segal proceeds, with an adjournment granted.
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Belvidere
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Warren County
N.J
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Frederick
Segal
Philadelphia
Phillipsburg
Frederick
Acquittal in Washington shooting cited self defense
A Washington County jury acquitted Henrietta Monroe of Marianna of fatally shooting Fred McCarey and wounding his wife after he entered the office. The defense argued self defense as Monroe claimed she acted to protect herself in the October 26 incident. Phelan testified as a prosecution witness that he carried out the double murder after being hired by Lopinson.
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Fred McCarey
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