Government budget woes hit both national and Erie County levels
President Johnson touted the national income accounts as a reliable measure while the Commerce Department reported fast-paced spending. Erie County officials likewise ran deficits, borrowing one million dollars in tax anticipation loans to cover the 1967 budget, signaling fiscal irresponsibility and raising calls for removal of poor stewards.
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Shafer Proposes National Tax Sharing With Pennsylvania Benefit
Governor Shafer backs a constitutional convention to write a federal tax sharing amendment and promotes a plan to shift more national tax revenue to states. He argues Pennsylvania pays in more than it gets back, estimating about 591 million dollars in 1964, and envisions about 300 million for Pennsylvania annually.
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Campus Crusade sunrise demonstrations on 125 campuses
Paul Harvey reports on Easter sunrise services conducted by Campus Crusade for Christ on 125 U S campuses and 40 foreign countries. He cites student leaders, testimonies at Colorado State University, and the movement's emphasis on scripture based evangelism shaping future teachers and leaders.
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Chilean President Frei Builds Education and Housing Drive
Drew Pearson profiles Chilean President Eduardo Frei Montalva as he advances a nonviolent revolution through education and housing. He cites a 3 percent literacy rate, 60 900 annual housing targets, expanded secondary schooling, mobile health centers, and a major land reform push supported by U S aid and local programs.
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Ross Hunter Builds Box Office Legend in Hollywood
Hal Boyle profiles Ross Hunter, former English teacher turned top Hollywood producer. Hunter cites profits, notes he makes films for the public, and stresses entertainment over despair. His hits include Magnificent Obsession and Imitation of Life, with stars like Rock Hudson and Debbie Reynolds rising to fame under his guidance. He jokes he could return to teaching if needed.
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The Gut of Health and Hospital Costs
A health column stresses how good health is often taken for granted until illness. It discusses hospital costs, patient responsibilities, and the roles of staff from nurses to engineers, noting how cooperation reduces everyone's burden and that discharging patients can trigger new resentments over fees and recovery.
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