Scranton Says Democrats Dream and React. GOP Tired of Losing
New York AP. Governor William Scranton of Pennsylvania rebukes the Democratic party as a mix of dreams and reaction. He says Republicans are tired of minority status and being outmaneuvered and outvoted. Scranton pushes conservatives to reject reactionary forces and favors an honest draft for the Republican nomination. He would debate President Johnson if he runs, citing Johnson’s foreign policy as vulnerable in the campaign.
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New York
Willam W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Scranton
Republican Party
Economic Club of
Ee Serantos
Johnson
Workers Weigh Tax Withholding Changes Across Firms
Officials at Philco and Illinois Bell say many hourly and salaried workers want higher or unchanged withholdings to ease year end tax payments. Company treasurers cite computing limits while Utah state tax changes may offset some wage effects. Public figures from Philadelphia Bulletin and a Utah firm note refunds and exemptions shaping take home pay.
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Carp
Reichert
Philco
Albany
N.Y
Whit Daniels
Associated Industries
Ronald Myles
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Evanston
R. D. Magee
Philadelphia Bulletin
Bulletin
Magee
Omaha
Neb
Peter Kiewit Sons
Utah
Boston
Bible study in public schools sparks debate on curriculum
Newton Mass English teacher Thayer S Warshaw organized Bible based humanities lessons for two senior classes. Students misinterpreted biblical allusions and quotes highlighting the need to teach the Bible as cultural heritage rather than religious instruction.
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Washington
Sodom
Gomorrah
Matthew
Mark
Luther
John
Jesus
Newton
Mass
Thayer S. Warshaw
Supreme Court
Fe Bul Warshaw
English Journal
Warshaw
Secret 2000 mph Jet Plane Developed With CIA Funds
President Johnson disclosed the existence of a secret 2000 mile per hour jet plane being tested to gauge long range interceptor capabilities. Only a handful of Congress members and select officials were informed, with CIA funds likely financing the project and limited oversight by the House Armed Services Committee.
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Congress
Central Intelligence Agency
Defense Department
Pentagon
CIA
House
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Johnson
Armed Services Committee
U S Assistant Secretary Delivers Nasser Message
5S Cairo report says U S assistant secretary of state for Near East affairs gave President Nasser a message from President Johnson yesterday with no details disclosed.
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Cairo
Phillips Talbot
U. S
Near East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Johnson
Scranton Debates U C Program Amendments and Session Actions
The article outlines stalled action on the unemployment compensation amendments as Hawbaker's committee delays votes until next week. It notes the looming March 7 deadline when Ehrgood leaves for Europe, risking GOP votes, and includes reactions from Democratic leaders and AFL-CIO president Boyer. It also mentions mental patient transfers to state nursing homes and Scranton signing $560,760 in budget appropriations.
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L.C
Hawbaker
Thomas A. Ehrgood
Lebanon
Europe
Ehrgood
Senate
Charles R. Weiner
Philadelphia
U.C
Harry Boyer
Pennsylvania
Afl-Cio
Boyer
William Z. Scott
R-Carbon
House
Pa Revenue Collections Run Ahead
State revenue collections for the current fiscal year run $2.5 million ahead of anticipated income. February receipts totaled $81.41 million versus $83.06 million expected, with cigarette tax down $1.2 million. Eight months show $566.9 million in total taxes.
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Harrisburg
Office of Administration
McNamara Heads to Vietnam for War Effort Review
McNamara travels to Vietnam with aims to restore war effort and government operations after a coup. He conducts a meet the people campaign and assesses options, with U.S. policy unlikely to deploy new combat troops.
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U.S
McNamara
South Viet Nam
Mayor Defends Hiring Amid Housing Plan Critics
The mayor defends hiring Joseph Crawford and two others for housing inspectors amid urban renewal protests. Critics argue for civil service rules and full staffing. officials dispute policy constraints and emphasize the need for a fuller personnel office.
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Brie
Joseph 5
Lake) Crawford
Arthur S. Dehelein
Richard F. Scheffner
Gehrlein
Charles B. Williamson
Scheffner
Civil Service
Robert H. Chase
Crawford
Charles T.myers
Thomas R. Dawson
Arrest of Penna Bible Reader Sparks Legal Fight
After a prolonged records issue, Albert Snavely was arrested around 10 p.m. on February 10 and released on a $63 bond. He has since sued, claiming harassment for his Bible reading stance, while county district attorney Alvin Lewis criticized the arrest as police state tactics amid urban renewal housing inspections. Mayor defended the inspector application amid urban renewal needs.
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Page Oner
Ater
Snavely
Justice of the Peace
Mary K. Spallone
Swatare Two
County Dist. Atty
Alvin Lewis
Review Voices Dissent Over Arrest Warrant Actions
The review criticizes Shavely and cites justified arrest concerns while questioning the second warrant and the legality of the arrest. It attacks Mrs. Spallone and state dog law officer Isaac W Firestone, accusing Spallone of ignorance of law and Firestone of inconsistent zeal and motives.
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Shavely
Messandroni
Spallone
Isaac W. Firestone
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