Guard the vote with draft dodgers in Canada voting plans
The State Selective Service lists about 900 Pennsylvanians living in Canada to escape the draft while the federal government plans to allow them to vote in the next presidential election. Pennsylvanians in the General Assembly rejected Gov. Milton Shapp's plan to let draft dodgers vote by absentee ballot, prompting a call to deny 13,000 dodgers in the U S the right to vote and reserve citizenship for those who face the duty.
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Canada
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
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Rumor Tips and Artichokes in Everyday Life
A light collection of aphorisms on rumors and social quirks. It notes that whispering starts rumors more easily than shouting, then pivots to humorous observations about women, secrecy, and a secretary’s view of her boss. It ends with a playful essay praising eating artichokes as a harmless hobby for adults over 40.
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New York
Crabgrass
Corry Events Honor Mrs Piccirillo in 1952 Shower
In Corry on October 17 1952 a surprise shower honored Mrs Carmen Piccirillo and infant Nancy at the Piccirillo home on West Pleasant. Co hosts Mrs John Wascak and Mrs James Roden with guests Mrs William Johnson and Miss Lena Merker. Johnson and Merker received gifts as part of the Birthday Club gathering. Jack Stahl bowled a 246 to lead seven city bowlers into the 200 Club.
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Nancy
John Wascak
James Roden
Piccirillo
West Pleasant Strder
William Johnson
Lena Merker
Birthday Club
Elmer Sherer
Wayne Street
Mrs. Johnson
Miss Merker
Jack Stahl
Nixon dirty tricks exposed in press warfare and coverups
A Washington Post investigation accuses the Nixon administration of operating a covert “Offensive Security Program” to undermine column credibility and discredit sources. It details forged letters, leaks, and surveillance, linking the Watergate era abuses to broader efforts to silence investigative reporting.
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Nixon Forces
The
Washington Post
When does an heir’s real estate title vest in probate
The decedent’s real property passes at death to heirs or devisees, but subject to powers of the personal representative under the Fiduciaries Act and lawful will directions. The Pentag on version and White House comments cited are discussed but not definitive.
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Nixon
White House
Justice Department
Fiduciaries
Builders debate security and risks of new UN tower
A report gathers experts from 44 nations at Bethlehem to weigh skyscraper security and aesthetics as a 1975 UN building rise prompts concerns. Critics warn of weather, quakes, swaying, and claustrophobia while Paris and Tokyo officials cite skyline impact and regulations.
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United Nations
Bethlehem
Lehigh
Shifting US Borrowing Surges Amid Savings Boom
New York AP reports a strong rise in household borrowing spending and savings in 1971 72 with households financing cars furniture and homes while banks and savings institutions benefit. U S Savings Bond sales surge and debt growth may ease as assets rise. experts doubt all three geysers will keep flowing and households may use savings to reduce debt.
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New York
House
U.S
First National City Bank
First City
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