In Our Opinion Pennsylvania's Doing OK
The piece argues Pennsylvania is not the nation’s highest sales tax state, citing IRS data that Alabama bears the largest tax burden. It notes Pennsylvania’s 5 percent rate with deductions, foods and clothing exemptions, and praises the state’s public schools and business climate as the tax shift improves education and attracts industry.
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Internal Revenue Service
William Penn
Alabama
Marion County
Decatur
Gadsden
Huntsville
Mobile
Plant Blast Hurts Two In Conneaut Ohio
An explosion at the Exomet plant in Conneaut, Ohio, injured two workers in the electric furnace area after molten metal caused a blast that knocked out power. Workers James Marker Frank Cole and Steve Szall were exposed to black dust. Anton Th Bs was hospitalized with head injuries and Grisly Gurta, 42, was treated and released. Investigators study the blast’s cause.
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Frank Cole
Steve Szall
Anton Th
Comat
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New Pa Program To Provide Work For Dropouts
The Board of Education approved a proposed 1 million dollar program to employ 1000 dropouts and unemployed youths. The plan, backed by the War on Poverty, would have the federal government pay 90 percent, with work in various legitimate jobs including gardening and school maintenance. Applicants aged 16 to 22 would be paid 25 cents per hour, with hopes to start by Thanksgiving pending Congress funding under the Economic Opportunity Act.
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War On Poverty
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St Agatha Academy Honors Homecoming Queens Adrift
In Winchester Kentucky the senior class at St Agatha Academy votes on a homecoming queen. This year only eight voters attend the meeting and elect a sweetheart to preside over festivities amid a sparse turnout.
Johnson confronts Dirksen as Senate clash over civil rights bill mounts
Washington notebook reports President Johnson vetoed Senator Dirksen’s property suit bill and rejected a move to override Supreme Court reapportionment. It notes Johnson's outreach to publishers and cites Goldwater’s California coast appearance with a submarine, plus a correction about a Costa Rican party. It also mentions Johnson wrapping an arm around Hubert Humphrey and plans for overseas trips.
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A Cairo Day with Pyramids and Camel Ride
Jim Bishop recounts a Cairo outing across the Nile to the Giza pyramids. He notes the heat, camel rides with Kathleen and Karen, and guides as they tour the three pyramids Cheops Chephren and Mykerinos The piece blends awe at ancient tombs with reflections on Egyptian beliefs and the workers who built them.
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el Tahrir Bridge
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Giza
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Chephren
Mykeriaus
Karen
Kathleen
The Spoken Word Ts Like the Air The Printed Words Is Always There
The fragment hints at the enduring presence of spoken language in print and the persistent air of words. It suggests a meditation on communication and memory across media without detailing events or individuals.
Germans Repel Major German Counterattack at Moselle Front
Frontline reports describe German forces renewing pressure on Patton's Third Army bridgeheads at the Moselle in eastern France. The big counterattack was repulsed as U.S. troops held the line amid ongoing heavy action.
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Moselle
France
Normandy
Defense Day enlistment drive in Corry moves ahead
On September 12 1924 Corry launches a one day military enlistment drive in several service branches. Chief of Police Dunkle arrested a polling man from Dyke Center Pa for attempting to cash suspicious checks during the day. Corry Hotel Company directors met at the Municipal building with Secretary Auer reporting progress.
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Dunkle
Oling
Dyke Center
Corry
Auer
Amish Seek Social Security Exemption Support
More than 50 Amish leaders from Pennsylvania traveled to press for House backing of a Senate approved amendment exempting the Amish Order from the Social Security program. Rep. Schweiker urged support, noting the need to protect religious rights as the bill moves to a conference committee next week.
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Five OU athletes settle libel suit out of court
Five former University of Oklahoma athletes Carl Dodd Lyle Burris Doyle Jennings Steve Jennings and David Rolle settled libel cases out of court over True magazine articles on pep pill use. Attorneys said the agreement included a confidentiality clause and undisclosed sums.
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University of Oklahoma
True Magazine
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Lyle Burris
Doyle
Steve Jennings
David Rolle
Corry Evening Journal Local Publication Notice
Publication details for The Corry Evening Journal including staff roles and advertising contacts. Mentions Associated Press exclusive rights and mail rates. lists offices in Detroit Philadelphia and New York. indicates publication and subscription terms.
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Community meeting addresses civic rights and local clubs
A town meeting discusses government problems and voter capability while local clubs plan October activities. Speakers include Sesler and Lon favy of the Commerce as the Corry area and Mary Rile address plans for a Bible Club ministry and social outreach.
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