Taxes and growing pains in Pennsylvania finance history
In Our Opinion argues that Pennsylvania taxes rise over time from one to six percent since 1953 and warns a new income tax may follow the same path as governments grow dependent on revenue. The piece contrasts inflation pressures from Harrisburg with the self-perpetuating habit of tax increases.
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Space age politics and race in Macon County hospital plan
Jack Anderson reports a moonward all white hospital project in Macon County stirred by three Russians in orbit and local officials who push a costly new facility over expanding John Andrew. Lyndon Johnson signs the plan as federal officials promise a probe, while lawyers Morris Dees and Joseph Levin prepare a suit to halt the project.
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Law on deficiency after auto repossession under Act
The Motor Vehicle Sales Finance Act allows a seller to recover the deficiency from the buyer if a repossessed car is resold for less than the contract balance after deducting sale expenses and storage. The buyer may challenge the resale price and storage costs in court.
Are we now No. 2 in the world’s eyes
A broad critique covers U S leadership and policy. It cites Clark Clifford’s stance on ending Indochina, claims on U S war outcomes, medical and industrial woes, and legal procedures with subpoenas. It notes Kremlin dollar fear, torpedo flaws, and price pressures in ceramics textiles and electronics while comparing nations like Japan Russia and West Germany. It ends with a Paul Harvey inspired reflection on national pride and decline.
Drug abuse warning threats to national future in KAUFMAN
Grass roots opinion from Kaufman Texas Herald and Hancock New York Herald urge quick action against drug abuse. They warn narcotics invade armed forces and Vietnam, jeopardizing the nation while stressing decisive public action. The Hancock paper notes policy on publishing arrestees’ names, except in narcotics cases after guilt.
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New York AP list of do without items for modern life
A satirical roundup from New York lists items to do without including gimmicky pet tags, extreme fitness claims, fast cars, pointless talk shows, overtaxing trends, outlandish fashion, and dull humor. It lampoons wealth and youth culture, urging restraint and caution amid rapid changes.
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New 18 by 38 Foot Addition Planned for Telephone Office
Corry announces construction to begin within a month on an 18 by 38 foot brick addition to the Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation office and exchange on East Park Place. Don Carnahan, Erie district manager, disclosed the plan this morning.
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