Our Opinion on Viet Nam Public Discourse
The piece critiques posturing in Viet Nam debate and calls for clear proposals. It notes the 5000 professors advocating a neutralized Vietnam, questions their meaning, and urges candor. It contrasts Goldwater’s readiness for heavy troop use with Administration ambiguity and urges lucid, realistic discussion.
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Horton Plans a multi-field rise in show business
Robert Horton, a serious actor with a red hair and broad talent, stages a nightclub act and eyes another Broadway musical before returning to television. He learned goal setting after a filming setback and a studio drop left him briefly unemployed. He values ongoing effort over guaranteed fame and remains eager for future stages.
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Allied and Pacific theater updates mark July 21
Twenty years ago reports from Pearl Harbor note U S Marines landing on Guam as Nimitz commands operations toward Saipan amid heavy bombardment. In Europe Nor mandy sees rains delaying progress while Canadian and British forces advance toward Caen and Paris city. A panther sighting near East Main street unsettles residents.
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Dollar Strength Faces Strained U S Balance With IMF Talks
U S dollar strong amid expected second quarter 1964 deficit growth. Treasury seeks renewed IMF arrangement to borrow up to 500 million in foreign currencies, offset potential gold drain. Analysts warn the annualized deficit may reach 1.5 to 2.5 billion, but stabilization pacts could blunt impact.
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Tax on real estate transfers under Realty Transfer Tax Act
Question asks whether real estate sales taxed by 4% or 5% sales tax. Answer: real estate sales are not subject to PA sales tax. The purchaser pays 1% tax on transferred property under the Realty Transfer Tax Act of 1951, plus possible municipal transfer tax.
Harriet P. Sleith Appointed Justice of the Peace
Governor Scranton’s office announced the appointment of Harriet P. Sleith as justice of the peace for her home borough of Sutersville Westmoreland County. Her selection was announced yesterday by the governor’s office in Harrisburg.
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Corry Evening News Masthead and publishing details
The Corry Evening News imprint lists staff roles and offices with Associated Press rights. It notes subscription prices by mail and carrier, advertising deadlines, and imprint details for a historical Corry, Pennsylvania publication.
Polls, campaigns and the public eye on politics fiction
Paul Harvey notes that despite media blitzes and celebrity endorsements, Goldwater Kennedy and Scranton fail to gain broad public or convention support. He questions whether Americans are waking up to persuasive campaigning and rejecting political “snow jobs.”
White House defies Goldwater on peace talks plan
A backstage White House incident shows President Johnson resisting GOP pressure to disrupt diplomacy with the Soviet Union over desalting water research. The exchange of ideas with Russia, continued since 1961, aims to advance peace while Johnson maintains the heptarchy of party politics and supports ongoing talks.
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Goldwater campaign faces defections and tensions over race
The piece reports shifting allegiances as Jackie Robinson leaves the Republican camp to back Johnson. It notes Goldwater’s fundraising aims, threats against Rockefeller and Hatfield, and Sen. Margaret Chase Smith voting against the test ban treaty, with context from San Francisco.
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Johnson gains edge from Goldwater nomination says Parley
James A. Farley, ex Democratic chairman, on a New York radio show says Johnson’s chances may improve with Barry Goldwater’s GOP nomination. He compares potential Johnson rebound to Franklin D. Roosevelt carrying 42 of 48 states against Hoover in 1932.
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