In Our Opinion on Candy and Court Decisions
A column questions the authority of court rulings as absolute and argues that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court erred in deeming Candy not obscene. Dissenting views by Justice Musmanno and Chief Justice Bell are cited, accusing the court of moral and legal failings. The piece urges reader sovereignty and hints at upcoming coverage on the Idaho senator case.
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Pennsylvania
Michael A. Musmanno
John C. Bell Jr
Harrisburg Lawmakers Face Deadline to Clean Up Debris
Harrisburg Pennsylvania lawmakers with one chamber in session this week have less than two months to end stalemate and decide on moving the constitutional convention. The article notes debate over venue and the need to finish business, with a focus on the House chamber as the designated site for deliberations. The Senate has been preparing for a legislative session resumption.
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Congress Budget Fight Shuts Funds for 10 Agencies
Washington reports that a stopgap budget failed after hooky attitudes and party splits. Democrats and Dixiecrats joined to block continuing funds, threatening 10 government departments and many agencies. Several Congressmen abstained or were absent during the crucial vote, while Mississippi’s Jamie Whitten urged reallocating $5–7 billion in unspent defense funds to avoid harming schools, meals, housing, and health programs.
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Jamie Whitten
Dele
London entertainment scene from pubs to theatres and sins
Jim Bishop surveys Britain where stay at home life centers on telly and newspapers. theatres number forty four from Drury Lane to Old Vic and seats cost about 4.90 dollars. nightlife includes pubs, supper clubs with exotic menus, roulette and nude shows, with agencies offering escorts and paid companionship amid Labour government talk and social issues.
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Today in History and Milestones Across Time
A collage of historical notes dated Oct 4 1967 highlights moments from 1182 to 1965, including St Francis of Assisi’s birth, Rutherford B Hayes birth, Portugal’s monarchy end in 1910, Hitler and Mussolini meeting in 1940, and past political milestones from Smith’s death in 1944 to Sputnik I’s launch and De Gaulle’s 1965 constitutional push.
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Post-infection asthenia and scar formation discussed
Readers ask why weakness follows flu or mild infections, with doctors noting post infection asthenia can last weeks. The column covers recovery time, rest, high protein diet, and amino acids to aid energy. It also explains keloid scars, infection impact on healing, and possible use of X-ray therapy to reduce thick scars. Dr Coleman invites reader questions for the column.
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