Legislators must legislate say voters in Pennsylvania
A reader argues lawmakers should write laws and fund essential services, warning that without action budgets, schools and courts face risks. The piece urges voters to back legislators who will legislate. The column links to a Washington scandal alleging Dan Brewster delivered $100000 to Cliff Carter, a claim denied by Carter and Montoya’s camp.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Washington
Justice Department
Dan Brewster
Dmd
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Lyndon Johnson
Clifton Carter
Hartke Brewster Spiegel bribery accusations discussed
A column recounts Sullivan's allegations that Senator Vance Hartke and Daniel Brewster received Spiegel, Inc. money to influence postal rate legislation and to hide funds through a DC committee. Hartke denied involvement. Brewster’s indictment was dismissed on immunity grounds. Martha Mitchell comments are noted.
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Brewster
Spiegel, Inc
Chicago
Sullivan
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Spiegel
Hartke
Senate Post Office
Post Office Department
Daniel Brewster
IRS
Fanny Schulein and the Nazi Shadow in Munich
A vivid reminiscence recounts Fanny Schulein, Munich born heiress and writer, as World War II approaches. The narrator recalls their unlikely friendship, her German Jewish lineage, hiatus in Berlin, and decision to flee to America amid rising Nazism. The piece blends intimate memory with wartime tension and personal identity.
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Fanny Schulein
New York
Eggs Taken From Brook Trout Stock At State Hatchery
Curried notes from 20 years ago report the annual egg-take began at the State Hatchery near the city, with a ten day continuation planned. Also noted is a renovation project at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with costs near a stated amount. Troop 8 Scouts earned Ordeal honors at Camp Sequoyah, including Allen Ross Donald Proctor Paul Crowell and Jack Vanik. The 1930 item describes a lyceum course opening with a musical drama The Violin Maker of Cremonia and film coverage of a football game.
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Allen Ross
Donald Proctor
Paul Lee Crowell
Jack Vanik
Troop 80
Corry
Cremonia
Population Growth Study Sparks Debate in Princeton Report
A Princeton University study cited by the Columbia Tenn Herald notes that unwanted births constituted 35 to 45 percent of the U.S. population increase from 1960 to 1968. The pickup prompts reader comment on birth control policy and demographic trends.
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Columbia, Tenn
Herald
Princeton University
U.S
New panhandling gimmicks in New York City
An AP report outlines modern panhandling in New York, noting slick performers at transit hubs and street corners using stories to prompt coins. It details techniques, street performances near landmarks, targeted locations, and legal penalties for begging, while highlighting low arrest rates and citizen apathy toward complaints.
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Jeffrey D. Alderman
NEW York
Panhandlers
New York City
Panhandling
Port Authority
Times Square
Buddy
New Jersey
Manhattan
St. Patrick's Cathedral
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Montoya
Paul Demps
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
District of Columbia
Demos
Sid Zagri
Cliff Carter
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Paul Demos
Corry Journal
LBJ
D.C. Committee For Maryland Education
Riggs National Bank
Braide
Grand Jury
Harke
Martha
Martha Mitchell
Atorney
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Washington Post
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Adolf Hitler
Munich
America
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Virginia Lee
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Germany
Nome
Fanny
Berlin
Max Reinhardt
Landsberg
Reinhardt
Curry
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
North Center Street
Boy Scouts
Troop 8
Camp Sequoyah
Order of the Arrow
National Brotherhood of Honor
Eli Ames
United States
Immigration Dept
Canada
Mother
Amerika
Bellevue Hospital
Hitler
Journal Daily
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