Salvation Army Week highlights aid to all in need
In Our Opinion the Salvation Army Week speaks to nationwide efforts that aid Skid Row outcasts, unwed mothers, seniors, prisoners, disaster victims, and service members. The piece urges respect and support for the Army's food, clothing, counseling, and shelter programs, noting that anyone may one day need that helping hand.
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Salvation Army
National Salvation Army
Army
Ouri National Salvation Army
Budget Process Shows Change Under Gov Shafer in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg, Governor Shafer’s administration introduces a new budget approach. Legislators’ committees screen the fiscal plan, shifting from past routine routines to a more scrutinized review. The scene reflects a shift in the longstanding budget culture in Pennsylvania’s Capitol.
Budget Backlash in Pennsylvania Prompts Higher Fiscal Projections
The piece traces a shift from lean budget pruning to a looming rise in Pennsylvania’s next fiscal year, with over two billion dollars added. It notes legislative appropriations committees, aligned with the Republican Shafer administration, may resist deep cuts, potentially swelling the budget further. The tone reflects taxpayer concern and political maneuvering ahead of fiscal decisions.
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Ingly
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Legislative Appropriations
How Where to Contact Your Elected Officials
State Representative Assemblyman Forest Hopkins can be reached at the State Capitol Harrisburg PA. State Senator James Willard resides in Pulaski Mercer County and can be contacted at the State Capitol Harrisburg PA. U S Senator Hugh Scott and Joseph Clark of Philadelphia have offices at the Senate Office Building Washington DC. U S Congressman Joseph Vigorita can be reached at the House Office Building Washington DC.
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State Capitol
Harrisburg
James Willard
Pulaski
Mercer County
U. S
Hugh Scott
Joseph Clark
Philadelphia
Senate
Washington
D. C.J
Joseph ‘Vigorita
House
Building
FBI probes King assassination mystery and Ray links
Reader’s note on J Edgar Hoover and the FBI hunt for James Earl Ray. The piece claims Ray’s plot spanned months, traces his finances and travels from Missouri to Mexico, Birmingham and Memphis, and suggests possible involvement of extremist groups while detailing the killer's studied crime writings and forged identity. It also recounts Ray’s escape from prison, wealth spent, and clues left at the murder site.
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United States
James Earl Ray
Aary Hophouse
Cantina
Mexico
Ray
Dr. King
Remington
Birmingham
Atlanta
King
Memphis
Retailers must lead in hiring hard core unemployed
AP Business Writer Phil Thomas reports James Bliss of the National Retail Merchants Association urges retailers to actively recruit and train hard core unemployed to curb urban violence. Some stores form training partnerships, while one case shows success when management commits to inclusive, organized hiring and clear workplace expectations.
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Phil Thomas
New York
James J. Bliss
Bliss
National Retail Merchants Association
Sind
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Today in History May 16 1968 Highlights and Dates
On this date in history several events are noted including Massachusetts adopting the first state constitution in 1775, Newport Rhode Island founded in 1639, Marie Antoinette's marriage in 1700s, the U S Treasury minting a nickel in 1066, bootleggers filing taxes per a 1927 ruling, AP correspondent William N Oatis freed in 1953, a 1980 Paris Big Four summit collapse amid U S and Soviet tensions, and De Gaulle crises circa a decade earlier.
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Massachusetts
Newport
Ril
Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI
France
U.S. Treasury Dept
U.S. Supreme Court
Czechoslovakia
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Paul Harvey on March Washington march press role
Paul Harvey criticizes media for promoting the so called poor peoples march on Washington and warns against the press becoming promoters of potential riots. He argues newspapers and networks fuel hype with advance reports and quotes that could incite a lawless mob and urges a distinction between reporting news and promoting events.
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Washington
Here's a Bathroom Hal Boyle Confesses Domestic Chaos
Hal Boyle humorously describes his dream of a private bathroom turned public forum for family life. He jokes that his once serene retreat has become a cluttered, noisy space used by Frances Tracy Ann and even the cat Lady Dottie.
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Frances
Tracy Ann
Dottie
Paris
Advertising Rates and Subscription Terms Noted
Fragmentary OCR lists mailing and in advance terms for subscriptions and per copy prices. The text mentions careen rates and weekly costs, likely from a newspaper advertising page. Details are incomplete but indicate pricing structure and delivery terms.
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