Editorial: It's Under Their Noses on Washington D C Crime and Governance
The piece criticizes federal urban renewal plans and education reforms while labeling Washington D C as mismanaged. It cites rising crime, race tensions, and tax burdens despite heavy federal presence and police, calling Congress to address urban dysfunction before shaping others.
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Comity and Controversy Clash Over Powell Scandal Claims
Senator Williams accuses Harlem Congressman Adam Clayton Powell of personal misconduct and tax delinquencies, citing IRS gaps, overseas trips with staff, and multimillion dollar loans and tax breaks. The debate centers on congressional comity and accountability.
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Kennedy tax cut plan faces mixed public reaction
The proposal to push growth to four percent is seen as too academic by many, though Kennedy argues it could lift incomes by about five thousand dollars per family over ten years. Skeptics doubt net gains after higher taxes and debt, while proponents cite potential boosts to GNP and tax revenue.
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Pair Balk At Titusville Water Aid Plan
Two Titusville businessmen urged the City Council to delay bids on a water system improvement but the council awarded a 492 572 contract to Nardei Construction of Bridgeville. They argued the project is not a full renewal and questioned Baker Jr consulting engineers on what the plan would actually solve.
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Police Seek Clues From Anonymous Letter in Butler Bank Robbery
State police urge the anonymous letter writer to come forward with more information on the February 14 holdup of the Commonwealth Bank and Trust Co. branch in Butler Two. The letter included license numbers for two autos, one Ohio and one Pennsylvania, aiding the investigation. a man was questioned and released after checking the Pennsylvania plate. Police know the identity of a second man but will not arrest him yet. the letter was sent to a Pittsburgh bank official last week.
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Dog Saved But Mother Drowns on Icy Lake
A dog escaped onto Lake Varese as 10 year old Ivaly and her mother Ivette Nuzzi walked. The ice cracked and Mrs Nuzzi 34 fell in to the frigid water while the dog swam to shore. A skindiver recovered her body.
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Hoffman Defends UNO Cuba Aid Despite U S Protests
Paul Hoffman, head of the UNO Special Fund, approved more than a million dollars for Cuban agricultural aid, drawing American protests though the U S contributes up to 40 percent of the fund. He argues no American dollars will be spent for Cuba, while critics note the U N budget relies on U S funding.
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Battle over conscription bill seeks desk to field force shift
A 84 year old bill to exempt fathers from military service was shaped for a change that would move able bodied Army men from desks to battle fields and replace them with men aged 36 to 45. Moscow reports note Red Army setbacks and German regrouping as US bombers strike Germany and RAF joins in.
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Hotel financing launch sparks 1923 local campaign
Announcement by Hock enbury System Inc to finance a new city hotel outlines temporary hotel company formation. Corry resident Charles Keating, back from abroad, arrives amid greetings and will stay until early April. Erie issues marriage licenses to Barrett Hugh Marsh and Emma Maxine Mc Milland. W. Sherwood Simmon dies at Corry Hospital after injuries from a beating. Clouds foretell uneven showers.
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Husband Falls to Death on Italian Building Site
In Valenza Italy Agatino Lo Re 34 plunged from a high scaffold during work yesterday. Police found a letter in his pocket from his wife in Biely pleading for his return saying she dreamed of danger. The note implies personal distress linked to the fatal accident.
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