Liquor prices under scrutiny in Pennsylvania reform push
Gov. Milton Shapp criticizes the state liquor system as prices and profits seem out of whack. He calls for a freeze on liquor prices and seeks consumer access to hearings while noting new tax burdens and suggested discounts from distillers. The public awaits action from the Liquor Control Board.
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Milton Shapp
Old young Turk switches sides in Congress story
A profile of Chet Holifield portrays a shift from reforming “young Turk” to a powerful House member entwined with lobbyists. It details ties to Perkins McGuire, Neil Naiden, ITT, Kaiser, and others, plus a note on Christmas trees at the Interior Department and a miscalculation re gas costs.
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Holifield
Perkins McGuire
House
McGuire
ITT
Robert Schmidt
Schmidt
Defense Department
American Mining Congress
Interior Department
Ralph Nader
Civil Service Commission
Rogers Morton
William Pecora
Hollis Dole
Uip
Elburt Osborn
Interior
FBI Oversight Debate Echoes On Capitol Hill
Paul Harvey weighs the tension between Congress and the FBI amid calls for tighter oversight. Nixon’s Soviet trip and TV coverage spark remarks on accountability, with Gray named temporary director hopeful of a permanent post. Eastland praises Gray while warning against political misuse of private FBI files.
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FBI
Congress
Corry City Council approves litter ban and paving bids
An ordinance prohibiting lawn litter in streets and gutters wins first and second readings in Corry. Property owners seeking summer paving face an estimated 2 per front foot for 20 foot wide work, pending Streets Director Guy Abbey’s recommendation. Kiwanis club met at the Phoenix Hotel where Ivan Bennink presented Troop 81’s charter to Harry Barach. Reverend E A Hook will deliver the Baccalaureate for Corry High School’s 1932 graduates. Mrs. William Zafiropulos and children of Union City return home after visiting the Burkharts.
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Ivan Bennink
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Corry High School
Fun at the office in New York becomes social hub
In a humorous portrait, the modern U.S. business office is described as a social center where workers escape home life, turning workspaces into a rest area, restaurant, gym, church, and even a forum for hanky panky while bosses chase the next golf swing.
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New York
U.S
TV casting mix signals triad of stars in 1960s projects
A windup star from The French Connection moves toward more film work while Conrad stays seasoned in picaresque roles. Mary Tyler Moore’s show adds Nanette Fabray and Cloris Leachman to half the episodes and Hugh O’Brian joins Doug McClure and Tony Franciosa in a new NBC probe themed project. The piece notes a shift from demographic trio to a young hero led ensemble. It lists Pennsylvania political figures Schweiker Shapp Scott Vigorito Dwyer Hopkins and outlines their Capitol contacts.
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Conrad
CBS
Mary Tyler Moore
Nanette Fabray
Mary
Cloris Leachman
Hugh O'Brian
NBC
Doug McClure
Tony Franciosa
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