Voting rules clash with residency in college towns debated
A Harrisburg column questions Attorney General Creamer s ruling allowing students to vote where they attend college. It cites tax, auto, and residency concerns, potential local governance impact, and possible court or federal solutions amid split state positions. The piece also covers U S Soviet espionage tensions involving the FBI State Department and a British asylum case.
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Carmen Brutto
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Philadelphia
Podunk Junction
Congress
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FBI pursuit plans traced by spy case involving Makris and Kalugin
FBI wire notes describe Makris infiltrating the Anti Castro movement in New York then moving to Washington to set up a business front and travel as a bagman distributing money to Soviet agents. Kalugin urged Makris to recruit a secretary in the Manhattan office while Makris reportedly reported to the FBI.
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Makris
New York
Washington
Kalugin
FBI
Manhattan
Law limits corporate trustee fees in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania law does not set a fixed percentage for corporate trustees or executors. Courts may approve reasonable and just compensation, and may reduce amounts if excessive. Fees typically hinge on income managed and principal value, with executors charged as a percentage of the estate.
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Pennsylvania
Bugging Lady Libs
A New York AP feature presents a satirical dialogue about women's liberation. A skeptic argues women already rule the world and questions equality, while counterpoints joke about voting rights, politics, pay, and the idea of equal partnership, ending with a quip about returning to traditional roles.
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New York
Toward Two Racial Paths in America
An essay tracing persistent racism and social separation from the South to the North. The author recalls interviews, noting integrated schools yet separate social circles, black and white socialization gaps, and the escalating civil rights convulsions since 1954. Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. appear as catalysts in Montgomery.
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Rosa Parks
Montgomery
Martin Luther King Jr
Martin Luther King
Black Panthers
Oakland
California
Corry Christmas Sale Raises Funds At Mowery's
A local food sale at Mowery's on North Center Street yesterday netted 346 for the Christmas tree fund of the Hospitality Club. Attendees browsed home baked pastries breads salads and eggs offered from 10 AM through the afternoon.
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Mowery’s
North Center Street
Hospitality Club
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