In Our Opinion Stop Truck Limits Now
Beaver Falls News-Tribune argues against higher truck size and weight limits on the Interstate System and broader roads. It cites recent runaway trucks in Beaver County, urging enforcement of existing limits and opposing a dual standard that could raise limits on all highways.
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Mosca
Beaver County
Brodhead
Oker
US Department of Commerce
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Beaver Falls
144 LONDON-Patton pushes toward Metz in fourth day of drive
World War II dispatches report Lt General George Patton Jr directing tanks in a major push on Metz from north and south as the Viking offensive enters its fourth day. Other front pages note Macarthur's Leyte battle. 100000-plus fighting in the jungle as Nipponese resume assaults after a convoy loss.
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U. S. Third Army
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George §. Patton Jr
Henry Martin Keppel Presidency Ends 40 Years Ago
The item notes that 40 years ago on November 21, 1924 Henry Martin Keppel served as president, marking the end of an era in the organization's leadership with archival reference to his tenure.
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Henry Martin Keppel
Kennedy Brothers in Senate Race Spark Debate on White House Fate
Drew Pearson surveys the Kennedy brothers Bob and Ted as potential presidential successor and senator. Ted headlines Massachusetts elections with greater ballot appeal, while Bob lags behind Johnson’s coattails. Ted, recovering from a back injury, hints at skiing Christmas holidays as speculation grows.
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Ted
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White House
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Jack Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Erie County Loses Food Stamp Plan Expansion Bid
Erie County commissioners learned the state cannot expand the food stamp plan yet as the secretary of Public Welfare cited unmet criteria. The pilot areas include Pittsburgh, Fayette, Luzerne, and Cambria counties, with expansions awaiting more federal funding.
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Greene
Indiana
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Hich
Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association
Evie County
Adams
Goldwater Concedes After Defeated Bid and Blasts Critics
Barry Goldwater, defeated in the election, delayed his concession until morning and blamed a corrupt campaign environment and hostile press. He accused Johnson of softness on communism and Nazism and labeled the president a phony, faker, and crook while noting his own past associations with controversial figures.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Willie Bioff
Guss Greenbaum
Portrait of a Mayor Part One Wagner the Quiet Power in New York
Jim Bishop profiles Robert F Wagner with a focus on his methods and flaws as New York City mayor. The piece notes his work ethic, long hours, accessibility, and ambitions to extend influence beyond city limits, while detailing personal losses including his wife Susan’s cancer battle.
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Milk shortage at Rouse Home prompts cow buy decision
At YOUNNEVILLE the Rouse Home faces milk supply limits as seven newly milking cows fail to meet demand. Commissioners plan to buy one or two cows and may move animals to an older brick barn while seeking Health Board input. A drought of milk forces commercial purchases and stops custards and puddings until supply improves.
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Rouse
Rouse Eatate
D. H. Layre
Helen Rowland
Lay
State Board of Health
Advertising rates and postal display details at Corry Post Office
Ad rates listed for mail orders and publications with annual payments of 13 dollars in advance 11 dollars for prepayment. Eight cents per copy and private letter advertising rates shown upon application. Display advertising deadline noted as 3 imi on previous.
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