Editorial calls for stricter punishment for drunk drivers in Pennsylvania
A Lancaster County judge enacts a new policy by the Traffic Safety Bureau to revoke suspensions more promptly after a drunk driver caused fatalities. The DA Alfred Asspach urged action, exposing delays and alleged string-pulling that kept drivers on the road. The piece argues for harsher, European-like standards and warns against “bleeding hearts” softening penalties, urging protection for innocent victims.
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Lincaster
Traffic Safety Bureau
Pantelleria bombardment and war updates from 20 years ago
The report notes Allied ships renewing attacks on Pantelleria and German concerns about a possible Allied landing in southern Europe. War figures show 17 083 American prisoners, 14 80 in Japanese hands, with updates on prisoner movements and a high school commencement in Corry. A drowning tragedy near a dam, a missing naval airman, rayon hosiery guidance, and a WPB ban repeal on trousers are also mentioned.
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Tune
London
Mussolini
Pantelleria
Gibraltar
Europe
Washington
Stimson
International Red Cross
Americana miscellany and quips through the ages
A collage of trivia and quotations on topics from weight loss pills and mint silver holdings to ancient ball games and perfumed streets in Paris. It notes presidential deck changes, early jokes about George Washington, and sayings by Hal Boyle and Arnold Glasow while touching on car ownership, ant brains, nudist camps, and a joke about franklin.
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New York
Sam
U.S. Mint
Eeror
Paris
George Washington
Rite of Lewiis
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Quincy Adams
Germany
France
Arnold H. Glasow
U.S
Betjafale Pranklin
June Week Dress Parade At Navy Academy
Annapolis Md The Naval Academy will honor 25 graduates today in the second dress parade of the June week celebration Among awardees are Walter C Pierce Jr regimental sub commander Devon Bas Richa C Jones Jr brigade adjutant Greens bund Ba and William J Opitz company commander Pittsburgh
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Itichidine
Walter C. Pierce Jr
Devon
Bas
Richa C. Jones Jr
Greensbund
William J. Opitz
Pittsburgh
Congress to Hear Radioactivity Risks From AEC Chief Witness
A congressional hearing before the Joint Atomic Energy Committee will probe rising US radioactive levels amid Russian and American tests. Dr Paul Tompkins of the Atomic Energy Commission leads witnesses as critics warn of safety gaps. In Knoxville a damage suit over radiation exposure at Oak Ridge nears $500,000, with witnesses detailing leukemia and other illnesses. Texas hats at the UN spotlight LBJ Ranch while sugar policy and a Pennsylvania National Guard bivouac occupy other pages.
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Joint Atomic Energy Committee of Congress
Paul Tompkins
Atomic Nergy Commission
Congress
Texas
United Nations
LBJ Ranch
U.S
Africa
Latin America
Europe
Asia
U. S
America
New York
Washington
Madrid Ramble By Jim Bishop On Cagney And Greek Tales
Jim Bishop sketches a Madrid midnight journey with James Cagney and companions. The reporte r details car rides from Plaza Mayor to Plaza del Sol, Cagney’s talk of ecology, art, and a serious note on Hollywood life. It notes Cagney’s family, Sergei the Russian painter, and a reflective trip around the Mediter ranean toward Alexandria and Spain.
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Madrid
Antigua
Plaza Major
Plaza del Sol
James Cagney
Mediterranean
Sergei
Alexandria
Egypt
Jim
Nile
Spain
Young Chevy Chase Boy Set for Patent Record
Six year old Robert Wesley Patch of Chevy Chase Maryland will receive a U S patent tomorrow for a toy truck. He is believed to be the youngest person ever awarded a patent marking a notable record in invention.
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Washington
Robert Wesley Patch
Chevy Chase
U. S. Patent Office
Office boom spreads as cities add new space nationwide
New York leads a growing national trend as cities from Chicago to Dallas and Atlanta add office space. Builders push for efficient new structures while vacancy ticks up and rents rise. Detroit and Milwaukee debut tall offices after decades.
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New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Dallas
Houston
New Orleans
Avlanta
Denver
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cand N Insurance Companies
Jate Bank
Atlanta
Boston
Insurance Company
Detroit
Milwaukee
Resident Voices Frustration Over Uncovered Meat Truck in Corry
A Corry resident criticizes a truck carrying horse meat for not being covered as it passes through the city, calling the odor and sight offputting and urging city action before it returns. The letter asks readers and visitors for their opinions on enforcing better containment of such deliveries.
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Spartansburg
Corry
Journal
Sme
Senate Education Committee Readies Amended School Reorganization Bill
The Senate Education Committee is prepared to send to the floor an amended version of Gov. Scranton's mandatory school district reorganization bill. The changes reportedly weaken the measure. Rep. Albert W. Johnson plans to push a state board of education bill to direct educational activities in public schools and suggests a mid July or later end to the 1963 session, with four House days planned this week to clear backlog.
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GOP
Buck Pa
Senate Education Committee
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David Brown
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Wilson Mizner
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Bronston
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Martha's Vineyard
Plaza de ‘Neptuno
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Blessed Mother
Mother of God
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Mother Sea
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Frank's Auto Service
Thames Motors
Cohen Auto Supply ‘Automotive - Industrial
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Crystal Coal CO
Mapin Ave
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
West South Street
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Mander
William Raton
Allan Hasbrouck
Joh McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
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Weightman
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