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The Pennsylvania State Police secret court martial of Maj. Willard J. Stanton acquitted two charges and dropped a third. Public access is blocked, prompting concern as officials deny knowledge of improper wiretap activity and a key witness questions the process.
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Hal Boyle's Americana on Middle Age Musings
Hal Boyle muses on middle age describing it as a long dark tunnel then compares it to a cold lake. The columnist notes habits form over time and reflects on aging quirks from hair turning gray to preferring Elvis. He delivers light social observations with wit and nostalgia.
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Corry Post Office Mall Matter Details Presented
The Corry Evening Journal notes Post Office matters in Corry Pennsylvania on Second Street Mall. Payments listed include twelve dollars per year and sixty cents per week with options by money order and cent per copy details.
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Rights of the criminal take center stage in police clash
A columnist argues the Supreme Court's Fifth Amendment rulings burden police and endanger crime solving. He cites a hypothetical confession under duress and warns that increased protections for suspects leave lawmen exposed. He laments leniency and calls for tougher police rights and citizen safety measures.
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Auto safety bill battle shapes Senate vote
Washington report details how Alan Boyd and Joseph Califano tilt toward auto safety, while Lloyd Cutler presses to weaken penalties. The piece chronicles lobbying to bypass criminal penalties, Pastore Hartke clashes, and a 62 to 14 Senate vote for a double standard favoring industry.
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Law on child support arrears after age of majority
A court with a child support order retains full control to alter suspend amend or revoke the order and may address arrears as warranted. Reaching age 19 alone does not mandate revocation. the judge may refuse to cancel arrears, noting prior contributions by the wife and possible reimbursement claims.
Economic outlook as 1966 ends with mixed factors
In New York the AP notes low pressure areas such as housing and auto sales weigh on the economy while defense spending and rising employment push growth. Confidence fluctuates amid potential tax changes, higher living costs, credit tightness, and stock jitters as 1967 model auto demand looms.
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RH babies prevented by gamma globulin breakthrough
New medical idea targets erythroblastosis prevention by giving mothers after first birth a concentrated gamma globulin with end RH factor. Trials in five centers in the US and England study its effect on future pregnancies, aiming to make RH disease of infancy preventable.
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