In Our Opinion Pennsylvania Pothole Test Run
Readers are urged to try a “Journal Test Run” along Route 426 and Route 74 to compare Pennsylvania roads with New York State. The piece claims Pennsylvania motorists are being cheated by poor highway maintenance and urges letters to state legislators James Willand William Sesler and Forest Hopkins.
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Kennedy feud fuels Bobby's bid for White House
A Washington columnist traces the Kennedy family feud from Bobby Kennedy's youth to his 1984 Senate run. It notes Lyndon Johnson's desire to block a Kennedy vice president bid, Bobby's cabinet resignation, and his long effort to restore a Kennedy presidency, amid interfamily tensions and press insinuations about Johnson.
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Contested Pennsylvania election draws in famed document expert
In Northumberland County a disputed county commissioner race draws scrutiny as James Appel Jr. tests 11 contested ballots for alterations favoring Republicans. Democrats seek 60 more ballots and potentially all 1000 in seven boxes, amid a long partisan battle and prior court clashes over ballot integrity.
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Soni
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Northumberland County
Moser
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Mr. Appel
Kansas City
Howard Hughes
Trans World Airlines
Aristotle Onassis
Saudi Arata
Vincent Astor
Harry Pub- Hickor
Syrup theft and town notes from Corry and area
A 1948 Corry note reports 55 gallons of maple syrup stolen from Leon Proctor’s sugar bush, valued at 300 dollars, while other items recount a bowling exhibition by Andy Varipapa, local fears of a torch fiend resurfacing, and a 1928 fire destroying a Willard Johnson property near Cutting New York amid hints of spring sugar season.
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Why Wallace Running Could Change the 1968 Electorate
Paul Harvey analyzes George Wallace's bid and its potential impact on the 1968 race. He argues Wallace could wield leverage in a deadlocked electoral college, threaten a white backlash, and influence the next president through votes from Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina while Wallace's ill wife weighs on the candidate.
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Test Your Normalcy Quotient With A Quick Quiz
Hal Boyle presents a humorous self test to gauge personal NQ by asking questions about reactions to everyday scenarios. The piece playfully probes reactions to bus behavior, PTA meetings, fairness, finances, door politeness, and daily routines to gauge whether one remains calm and decent amid societal stress.
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Public Notice of Postage Rates and Mailing Options
Classified note lists second class postage at 913.00 per year by mail in advance and by carrier ten cents per copy and sixty five cents per week. Rates stated apply to current publication with heed to previous issue date and rising deadlines upon application.
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