State Game Commission Newsletter Draws Fire in Editorial
A harsh editorial targets the State Game Commission for discontinuing its weekly newsletter calling it junk mail. The writer argues government communications overstate agency leaders and understate real news, urging taxpayers and newspapers to ignore these releases and preferring traditional coverage from papers and wires.
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Hermit drawn from town by taxes and tourists
Hal Boyle chats about a hermit tired of civilization and winter loneliness, while neighbors joke about merit badges and fame. The piece wanders through quirky local tales, including a fatal crash in Blamstown, New Jersey and a mislinked obituary fragment.
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Corry Evening Journal Public Notices and Advertisements
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Sokolsky on capital investments and dividends
George Sokolsky cites Professor Porterfield of Stanford arguing dividends should not signal bullish action but reflect limited funds for better uses. He notes investors chase enterprise growth via acquisitions while mismanaging capital and warns that superior management, not just finance, determines business success.
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Seattle World Fair Observations and Critique
A reader notes the Seattle World Fair leaves mixed impressions with long lines for rides and exhibits, European visitors skeptical of novelty food and tech, yet praises civic aims. The piece forecasts modest profits, a new civic center, and unique features like carpeted science lectures and novel concessions amid a carnival atmosphere.
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Marlow Examines Geneva Talks and Berlin Tensions
Washington analyst James Marlow surveys disarmament talks with the United States and Russia. He notes fruitless discussions, renewed testing, and Khrushchev’s barroom style brinksmanship as Western unity tests public patience. The piece reflects on inspections versus sovereignty and Kennedy era policy choices ahead of a possible test ban.
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Van Zandt Probes Defense Contracts for Pa
U S Rep James E van Zandt accuses the federal government of unfair defense contract allocation disadvantaging Pennsylvania. He cites 3.7 percent of contracts for Pa versus 25.9 percent for California, urging more equitable treatment if elected to the Senate. He spoke at a Grove City GOP picnic amid broader campaign remarks.
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Economy at a Glance as June Output Loiters Near Peak
Industrial production in June reached 17.8 percent of a 57 average, with May's 117.5 percent decline cooling. Profits were roughly 20 percent above last year’s trough, while inventories stabilized and new business formations fell for the fifth straight month to 15,234 in June. Construction spending stayed strong at $63 billion annual rate, led by offices and apartments rather than factories. The administration aimed for $570 billion GNP this year, but second-quarter output hovered near $565 billion as policy debates continue.
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