Supreme Court Ruling Question On Parochial School Aid
A Lebanon Daily News opinion notes the clash over state aid to parochial and private schools. It questions how such schools could preserve identity if legislation provides financial support while the Supreme Court restricts religious exercises in public schools. It warns that court decisions rarely surprise.
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Lebanon Daily News
Pennsylvania constitutional convention stays calm amid high proposals
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania constitutional convention enters February with a rare lack of partisan bickering. After a first milestone ended open submission with 210 proposals, delegates now submit from the floor on four topics taxation finance judiciary local government and legislative reapportionment.
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Sylvania
Capitol Hill
Corry Journal Readers Asked to Keep Letters Brief
The Corry Journal invites letters from readers to be brief and legible and cover one subject only. Each submission must include the author’s signature and address for publication. The paper reserves the right to condense and assumes no responsibility for statements.
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The
Corry JourNal
Johnson pushes new fish inspection bill for housewives
Drew Pearson reports President Johnson plans a new food inspection bill to protect housewives from unsanitary fish. He notes American fish consumption at 11 pounds per person and two billion pounds total, 80 percent imported, with inadequate current inspections across 2200 interstate and 1500 intrastate plants.
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Johnson
White House
USA
Food and Drug. ‘Administration
Magnuson backs tougher fish inspection amid health fears
Senate leader Magnuson plans a strong fish inspection bill to curb botulism from spoiled salmon and shellfish near sewage outlets. He aims federal oversight of intrastate canneries and processing plants to revive the fishing industry and protect consumers.
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Ohio
Michigan
Magnuson
America
White House
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Federal
Corry News: Youth Program Called Off and Gas Rationing Orders
Walter Scott of the VFW athletic committee announced the Youth Program is canceled due to local citizen objections to the adjutant general. The gas company ordered industrial users to halt manufacturing to reserve fuel for heating. A fire at Corry Locker Service on West Main Street caused about 300 dollars in meat curing losses.
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Walter Scott
VEW Athletic Committee
Harrisburg
Corry
West Main Street
Russell Nason
Pennsylvania
Politician Wit and the Rise of Gag Writers
The piece surveys how politicians increasingly rely on comic writers and gag humor. It cites Robert Orben's influence from Nixon to Goldwater, notes a rise in show business joke writers, and predicts a spike in political gag production over the next two decades.
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Orben
Mies
Robert Orben
Test Your Status in the Modern Rat Race
New York columnist Hal Boyle riffs on social status with a tongue in cheek test. He notes signs like extra Christmas cards, more credit cards, frequent hotel or vacation choices, and shifting family routines as indicators of status in contemporary society.
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