Renewal Plans Urged for City Regulatory Codes
In Our Opinion, the city must finish regulatory codes to unlock state and federal aid for renewal. Areas slated in the Master Plan include blocks around Second to Fourth avenues and West Pleasant to West Main, along East Main to King, and other Main Street segments. Targeted are rundown homes and commercial buildings posing health and safety hazards that warrant razing and replacement. Planning should proceed now to enable timely funding and avoid further delays.
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Ruhr Rhineland drive widens as German lines retreat
War dispatches report Allied forces breaking through toward Koenig and expanding a Rhine bridgehead to thirteen miles as intense fighting continues. In San Francisco civilians endure mass casualties from recent B 29 raids with thousands burned or homeless and Japanese officials confirm widespread devastation. May, the post commander, spoke at an event as other veterans and local groups reflect on 40 years since a 1925 Colloquy with community leaders and veterans associations recounting hotel openings, sports club elections, and a fundraiser dinner marking the nation’s wartime and postwar milestones.
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San Francisco
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Katzenbach Shaping Voting Rights Move Amid Selma Aftermath
Washington reports Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach, longtime Justice official, is driving a new voting rights bill for the South. President Johnson pressed for swift legislation following the Selma crisis, with Katzenbach to draft a plan that broadens voting protections and precludes court challenges. He favors limiting federal obstruction and enabling eligible citizens to vote without courtroom battles.
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South
House Judiciary Committee
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Selma
Ala
LBJ
Hilm
Medical system critique and a call for Eldercare reform
Paul Harvey voices concern over Britain's aging hospitals and overburdened doctors, comparing free hospital care to a costly self transfusion. He contrasts Medicare with Eldercare, praising a plan backed by 200000 doctors and urging careful congressional scrutiny before tax increases.
Corry Evening Journal publisher and staff listed
The Corry Evening Journal masthead names Publisher George R. Sample General Manager Ally Heiter Advertising Manager Allan Hasbrouck Foreman G T Bergman and staff. It notes The Associated Press exclusive republication rights and addresses in New York Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia for advertising and distribution details.
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Weightman
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Auto makers push for tax relief to secure sales surge
New York AP report says auto industry seeks 10 percent federal excise tax cut on new cars as best safeguard for a fourth straight boom year. If approved, buyers would see about 200 dollars off, aiding dealers and allowing higher labor costs without hurting profits. Production and sales in early 1965 run well ahead of 1964 and 1955 peaks.
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New York
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What Is The Law Answer On Divorce Collusion
Question asks if a wife can pay her husband to leave so she can divorce. Answer: no. A divorce cannot be based on money to induce desertion, andPennsylvania law requires a complaint affiliate that there is no collusion. If the parties conspire to manufacture or obtain a divorce, the suit must be dismissed regardless of merit. Mere mutual desire or property division after divorce is not collusion without agreement to facilitate proceedings.
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Pennsylvania
Two Brothers Sentenced in Monroeville Arson Case
George Chronis 29 of Plum Borough and Tasso Chronis 31 of Monroeville received two to five years in prison for arson and conspiracy tied to a $200,000 fire that destroyed their Monroeville restaurant Shop Your Corry Stores.
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