Lobbying Big Business In Washington A Look At Big Spenders
In Our Opinion, lobbying shapes policy as Congress faces pressure from well funded groups. The piece lists Washington’s top spenders for the first nine months of 1963, led by United Federation of Postal Clerks and AFL-CIO with amounts ranging from about 90 to 155 thousand dollars. It notes the influence of lobbyists and the recurring theme of “the squeakin’ wheel.”
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Pennsylvania
Washington
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Afl-Cio
National Farmers Union
American Legion
American Farm Bureau Federation
United States Savings & Loan League
Internal's Association of Machinists
Business Committee
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Citizens Committee
American Medical Association
Aflcio Maritime Committee
Memorial Day Highway Record Praises Local Composure
Local authorities report a quiet Memorial Day weekend with few traffic incidents. Police in Corry and the surrounding substation note minimal fender benders and no major tragedies as motorists and residents enjoy the holiday.
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Corry
Corry City
Hal Boyle's Americana Washington musings on modern life
Hal Boyle propels Americana with wry vignettes on office stenographers nails, children's homework, fall doctors, TV control in homes, and changing aesthetics in architecture while noting quirks in weddings, artificial flowers, and fitness trends, all to question progress and habits.
Drew Pearson Reports on Meat Trade Ties and Lobbyist Squadrons
Lyndon B. Johnson told cattlemen to solve Europe meat demand by selling more cattle rather than seeking new laws. A plan to export U S meat could ease the balance of payments, while Charolais breeding moves loom as a workaround to hoof and mouth restrictions. The piece notes lobbyists in Goldwater's VIP squadron and concerns over drug price gouging raised by HEW.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Higher speeds claimed to boost highway safety
A 1940s debate cites British Columbia ministers and U S studies arguing faster driving may be safer as speed limits rise. Officials warn against dullards and misuse, while data show fatalities per mile have fallen since 1934 despite higher horsepower and faster highways. The piece contrasts consumer drug economics with prescription costs and notes mixed views on speed policy.
Goldwater Controversy Looms Over Air Force Reserve Roles
Sen Barry Goldwater faces possible backlash as his California primary ties to Lob byists complicate Air Force Reserve service. The issue era hints at cross party ties among lawmakers and aides, potentially threatening his retirement prospects in the force. The odd mix of political with military reserve service raises questions about loyalties and oversight.
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Barry Goldwater
California
Air Force Reserve Squadron
Corry Journal masthead and publishing details
Corry Journal records show West Sons publishing operations in Corry Pennsylvania. It lists staff roles including publisher George R. Sample and city editor Allan Hasbrouck along with advertising manager John McLaughlin and production manager G. T. Bergman. It notes Associated Press rights and mailing rates, plus multiple advertising offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Eston
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Gold Returns to U S as Dollar Strengths Shown
U S gold inflows marked a shift in 1980 with the dollar gaining credibility in foreign exchange markets. The stabilization efforts of the 1961 international gold pool helped curb speculative raids, while Treasury data show fluctuations in the Exchange Stabilization Fund and Monetary Gold Reserve. Overall, the year begins with signs of improved US trade prospects and a narrowing international payments deficit.
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New York
United States
Europe
International Gold Pool
America
U.S. Treasury
Exchange Stabilization Fund
Federal Reserve System
Treasury
Stabilization Fund
International
What to Do If Heating System Fails to Perform
A buyer may expect a new heating plant to perform as purchased unless they knew it was undersized or unsuitable. Notify the contractor in writing to correct the issue. If refused, consult an attorney to sue for losses from a faulty installation.
Shaffer, 25, Fatally Injured in Monroeville Crash
Ronald E. Shaffer of Glassport died after a head on collision between his station wagon and a truck in suburban Monroeville. The truck skidded into Shaffer's path. he died in hospital shortly after. The truck driver, Delbert McQuealy of New Brighton, escaped injury.
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Pittsburgh
Ronald E. Shaffer
Glassport
Monroeville
Shaffer
Delbert
McQuealy
New Brighton
Allegheny Sets New Flights To LaGuardia
Allegheny Airlines announces direct service from 20 cities including Williamsport Bradford Philipsburg State College and Du Bois to LaGuardia New York and other airports. The plan expands routes to Pittsburgh Philadelphia Wilkes Barre Scranton Harrisburg Erie Reading and Lancaster as part of a first stage ahead of a large LaGuardia program and to handle World’s Fair traffic.
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Washington
Allegheny Airlines
Pennsylvania
New York
LaGuardia
Leslie
Barnes
Williamsport
Bradford
Philipsburg
State College
du Bois
la Guardia
John
Harrisburg
Erie
Reading
Lancaster
World War II Roundup and Local Coaching Change
A Pacific War bulletin notes bomb cratered areas across 2000 miles from the Carolines to Wake as American airstrikes hit German coastal fortifications near Calais and Chinese theater activity. In local sports, Russ Byler is set to assist Jack Tinson as high school football expands staff to manage a 70-man squad next season.
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U.S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Carolines
Guam
Japan
Wake
Russ Byler
Jack Tinson
Byler
New Wilmingtom
Tinson
K P L furniture plant reopens after six week shutdown
The K P L furniture plant on East Main street reopened this morning after a six week shutdown. An uptick in orders during the past week signals continued busy production and a return to normal operations is expected. Reverend J A Martin of First Presbyterian spoke at Ce Mi School’s 1924 graduation baccalaureate, drawing a large crowd to the auditorium. A Corry motorist crash east of Greenville drew bystanders who aided the injured on the way to Greenville Hospital. The real group included William and James Zafiropulos. Seth Sears Page, Columbus Township resident, died Saturday after a long illness.
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K.P.L
East Main Street
Corry
Greenville
Trete
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