In Our Opinion on Hopkins and A History Bill
The column criticizes Assemblyman Forest Hopkins over a proposed history bill for the Negro race, arguing it counters integration efforts. It notes Hopkins’ stance as out of step with moves toward a single American classification and urges focus on more constructive state affairs.
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Harrisburg Bills Take On Philadelphia Traffic Ticket Racket
Upstate lawmakers push a House resolution giving subpoena power to probe Philadelphia traffic tickets. The plan seeks root causes, culprits, and funds from the alleged malpractice, aiming to clear air and force a statewide report, amid past city bloc opposition.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Upstate
Pennsylvania
Public Notice of Annual Paper Costs and Deadlines
Advertisement deadline set for in by mail and advance orders. Rates listed include ten cents per copy and sixty cents per week. Publication date forthcoming with details not fully readable in the fragment.
Government says Social Security tax funds misused claim
A critical column questions Social Security safety and compares it to private insurance. It cites Missouri Congressman Curtis, Treasury testify, and Readers Digest study alleging the Social Security system is financially insecure and funded by future taxpayers. The piece urges buying private insurance instead.
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Missouri
Tom Curtis
Washington
Charles Stevenson
Social Security—Administration
Area News Briefs and Legislative Notes From Sharon Meeting
The letter campaigns on House Bill 1136 show former support turning to opposition as 500 letters flood in regarding aid to nonpublic parochial schools. Mullen sought to discharge the bill from committee but failed. Milk Control Commission faces calls to retain but reform, expanding membership to cover all industry facets. In Sharon area Young Republicans meeting two speeches covered Rural Politics and Politics in Russia with State Chairman Jack Jordan. A resolution honoring Mum Man Darwin Paschke, tied to the Pennsylvania Grape Queen, passed 100 percent. The House debated a Motorcycle Bill on helmets and riding rules. discussion noted potential windscreen or face guard acceptance. Senator Lessler discussed moving Harness Racing legislation for Erie County from committee.
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Mullen
Milk Control Commission
Sharon
Jack Jordan
Russia
Darwin
Paschke
Pennsylvania
Mum
Paschke Farm
Jim Foley
Corry
Bill Lessler
Erie County
Senate
Corry Memories Chronicle Leasing and Legislation Reflections
Yesterday's memories note Corry Jamestown Mig. Com leasing a large building on North Center Street from A Zalanecki and Son, part of Firemen's Relief Fund payments approved in Harrisburg. Forty years back Corry High suffered a loss at Jewell Field as Westfield dominated, with Cheers Baressi scoring.
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Cohen
Willis Sales
North Center Street
A. Zalanecki and Son
Corry
Firemen’s Relief Fund Association
Erie County
G. H. Wagner
Harrisburg
Corry High
Jewell Field
Westfield
Baressi
Ebasco investigated for trying to influence atomic safety official
Washington reports allege Ebasco Services sought to sway Atomic Energy Commission evaluator Paul Check by inviting him to dinner before a safety report on a reactor was filed. Check, a Democratic congressman ally, claims ignorance of agency rules. Reichle, an Ebasco VP, offered him a top licensing post, leading to suspension from negotiations.
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Check
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Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
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Turning points mark 1777 Saratoga and more on history
On this date in 1777 Burgoyne surrendered at Saratoga a decisive turning point in the American Revolution. The piece notes 1818 Rhine dissolved, Chopin’s death in 1849, 1912 war declarations, 1919 kidnapping in Puebla, 1931 Capone tax case, 1938 Einstein’s arrival, and a 1967 reference to U.S. Pacific tour. It then reviews congressional meat inspection politics with Neal Smith Tom Foley Poage and the American Meat Institute pressuring for weaker federal rules amid health violations and hog feeding practices. England bans US pork products due to hog cholera concerns.
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Frederic Chopin
Serbia
Greece
Turkey
U.S
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Mexico
William Jenkins
al Capone
Chicago
Albert Einstein
United States
Nazi Germany
Johnson
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