Filling the Void With County Funds for Culture in Pittsburgh Area
An editorial argues Allegheny County’s 857,800 taxpayer allocation for culture signals the need for broader support in the Pittsburgh region. It recalls Corry’s vanished arts due to financing gaps, urges revival through a public library driven reading, and envisions a four lane expressway of culture with a city council and school board backing. The piece calls for a community cultural plan including a historical society, little theatre, and a symphonic group to nurture local talent.
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Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Comny
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Busy Day in Capernaum Jesus Calls Disciples
Rev. Richard Hostetler reflects on Jesus busy ministry in Capernaum as Mark 1 16 34 unfolds The day includes the calling of four fishermen Zebedee’s role questioned Jesus teaching with authority in the synagogue and miracles such as delivering a demon possessed man and healing Peter’s mother in law The sermon urges personal response to follow or decline the divine call.
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John
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Corry Evening Journal publisher notices and rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher George Saluule general manager Nellgator and AVM Hastapick for editorial and printing tasks. A Philadelphia affiliated post office distribution plan costs 000 per year and 110 per year appears in the notice with mail and rate details for subscribers and vendors.
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Jed Harris Meets Jim Bishop Over Dinner in New York
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls a dinner at Din ty Moore's where he chats with Jed Harris, a famed theatrical producer, who praises Bishop's father as a great character. Harris, described as a witty, sharp manager with a boxing glare, discusses his career, marriages, and notable plays while hinting at a possible book about Bishop's father.
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Jim Bishop
Jed Harris
Mr. Harris
Doubleday
Watchman
Frank Harris
Broadway
Front Page
Our Town
Harris
U S trade strength may outpace fears says study
The National Bureau of Economic Research notes America exports rise faster than imports over the past decade, keeping a healthy trade balance around 7 billion annually. It argues fears of decline are overstated, urging focus on expanding export potential and reducing external restraints while costs per unit stay stable.
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New York
Uncle Sam
U.S
National Bureau of Economic Research
United States
Hal B. Lary
Bureau
Europe
Jebor
Hal Boyle on shortages at home and daily needs
In Hal Boyle's Americana, the columnist muses on how every house, from hovel to palace, faces lack of essentials. He jokes about chronic shortages like bathroom tissue light bulbs soda water and canned soup while noting the absurdity of abundance elsewhere and the tame private frictions at home.
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New York
Frances
What Is The Law About Pennsylvania Tax on Out-of-State Purchases
The Selective Sales and Use Tax imposes a 4 percent use tax on tangible personal property bought outside Pennsylvania and brought in for more than six months. A credit is allowed for tax paid in the other state. The tax is payable to the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
Stiiker
Harris
Tossanini
What’s Wrong With the Foreign Aid Program?
Russell Kirk reviews congressional calls to cut foreign aid and argues the program’s aims and results remain unclear. He notes politicians from Otto Pape to Gerald Ford urge reductions, cites Truman era spending, and highlights Banfield’s American Foreign Aid Doctrines as a clearer critique.
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Gerald Ford
Michigan
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Congress
Americie Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
14Th Street
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Washington, D.C
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Harvard
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Senate
House
Kennedy pushes four major programs in early 1963 battle
Marlow surveys President Kennedy's first two months of 1963, noting four major and controversial proposals: tax cuts, tax revisions, civil rights, and federal education aid. The tax revision plan appears unlikely to pass. a broad education program rekindles parochial school controversy. medical care for the aged faces AMA resistance. civil rights legislation hinges on non-Southern votes. Kennedy must battle Congress, or risk these proposals failing entirely.
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Kennedy
Congress
American Medical Association
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Forest Point
Eisenhower
De Gaulle Faces Serious Crisis Over Indefinite Strike
De Gaulle confronts a national crisis as French coal miners strike and the Socialist Workers' Force demands an 11 percent wage increase to align with other industries. They seek a 43 to 40 hour week without pay loss, while a two day strike was briefly discussed.
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General Confederation of Labor
Socialist Workers’ Force
Jobless claims drop in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports continued unemployment claims fell from 237,782 to 235,108 last week. New claims declined from 29,818 to 29,654, per the State Labor and Industry Department.
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State Labor and Industry Department
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