Last Ditch Stand Halts On Capitol Hill Political push to finish bills before re election bids
Editorial laments last minute House and Senate maneuvering as lawmakers seek re election. It cites foreign aid totaling over 3 billion dollars and pension fund relief amid a tight calendar. The piece notes campaign trail activity by Scranton Clark Van Zandt and others and warns the 47th Congress may be remembered for unfinished business if lawmakers prioritize stump speeches over lawmaking.
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Poetic Justice A Wisconsin theft ring of meters busted
In Madison a group of University of Wisconsin students robbed parking meters. A coed who once studied to be a parole officer directed the scheme until last week when she was jailed. The thefts show how education can shape illicit plans and lead to consequences.
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Television Review: Jeff Bakers Death Shocks World Turns Fans
The New York post reviews the CBS soap As the World Turns after the on air death of Jeff Baker in an August car crash. Viewers mourn the sudden exit of the character amid a tense Penny storyline, while real life star Mark Rydell pursues directing with an agency. CBS and the show's producers faced questions over contract talks and storyline choices as Tuesday Weld and Publius Shaw appear in a drama segment.
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Viewpoints on Oxford Mississippi desegregation controversy
George Sokolsky reflects on hindsight in public judgments about Oxford desegregation. He argues officials must avoid power abuses and notes multiple perspectives: pro and progressive Southern views, Negro leaders’ political gains, the fading Solid South, potential Republican gains, and criticism of using Marshals.
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Deering House to come down in River Forest history
The River Forest landmark Deering House, once the Doering mansion famed for its block of privacy and grand ballroom, will be demolished as the village expands. A last festive ball was held to toast the past before the property is subdivided and sold for new homes.
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Deflation as new concern for stock market watchers
New York AP reports deflation fears grow among investors and economists. Weak commodity and industrial prices hint at a potential recession, though consumer costs continue rising as producer and service costs squeeze margins for major corporations.
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Five Thousand Russian Technicians In Cuba Revealed
Rep. Richard Schweiker told Hav erford College students that Cuba hosts about 5000 Russian technicians working at 13 missile bases. Eleven are surface-to-air sites using Nike-like missiles, while others protect harbors as surface-to-ship installations. He said defenses are defensive but could be converted to offensive bases. The talk was at Roberts Hall for the Valley Forge Americans for Freedom, drawing roughly 190 students.
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Food Executive W. Clark Arkell Dies at 73
W. Clark Arkell, 73, director and chairman of Beechnut Life Savers Inc. Executive Committee, died yesterday after more than four decades in the food industry. Arkell spent over 40 years as a food company executive in Englewood.
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W. Clark Arkell
Beechnut Life Savers Inc
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Air blitz, prisoner, and local war effort noted in 1942 chronicle
United States bomber and fighter force joins RAF in a major air attack on targets in northern France. Corp. Frank G. Macko, once a Dieppe prisoner, is now in German camp VII-B. Corry High School prep football beats Albion 12-0 with two quick touchdowns. Local food stamp violations cited. Fire Prevention Week planned with a parade. Thieves steal autos from Pindley village while residents sleep. War bond canvass attracts over 400 civilian defense volunteers.
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Four Decades Ago Child Hurt After Vehicle Collision
A three year old, Carl Chiricuzio, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Chiricuzio, was struck by an unknown motorist at Main Street and First Avenue. He suffered a fractured collarbone and severe bruises but could move about. A Woods fire at Will Pate farm east of Co ibis burned several acres before control, and Ruth Wetmore has accepted two positions at the office of N F.
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Injured Children Die In Separate Philadelphia Auto Accidents
Two six year old children died from injuries after autos struck them in separate weekend accidents. Robert Zammer of Conshohocken died at Misericordia Hospital from a fractured skull suffered Saturday while visiting a relative. Donna Stauffer of Philadelphia died at Nazareth Hospital from injuries Sunday while playing near her home.
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Misericordia Hospital
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