In Our Opinion The Rubber Stampers Where Are They Taking Us
Opinion piece criticizes Congress under Johnson as rubber stamps. Warns of a House of Lords dynamic, urges lawmakers to resist inflationary and self serving Johnson bills. Calls out weak votes and warns of political ruin for pliant members.
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Plane Crash Injures Pilot Slightly Near Ridgway
A single engine plane crash 15 miles south of Ridgway injured pilot William Kosko, 30, of Phoenix, with a slight concussion and eye cut. Passenger James Mathew of Elbow was uninjured. Both were taken to DuBois Hospital for treatment.
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State police pilot crashes while landing in field
State police officer Kosko attempted a forced landing in a field owned by Otta Hagin but clipped trees as he tried to rise and collided with the woods. Children were playing nearby when the crash occurred.
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Ex-Auditor Elmer Miller Dies at 81 on Jersey Shore
Funeral services were held today for Elmer E. Miller 81 former Associated Press telegrapher for 29 years. He died Saturday in a local hospital. Miller later served as a senior auditor in the state auditor general's office in Harrisburg working there until age 77.
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Beautification Bills Move As Lady Bird Pressures Congress
Washington report notes Lady Bird Johnson gains support for highway beautification while lobbyists from oil, billboard, wreckers, scrap metal groups oppose. Sen Jennings Randolph pushes four bills. House and Senate committees inch toward action amid contention over funds and state roles.
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Homicide Charge in Philadelphia Pier 82 Shooting
James Pickney, 64, is charged with homicide for the fatal shooting of Julius Johnson, 45, a Pier 82 South foreman. Police say Johnson was shot Saturday after an argument over hiring Pickney.
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Postwar programs and veteran updates from Corry
Army plans 200000 men per month by December 1. Raymond Mfg Co starts a $300000 postwar expansion. Corry brings home two 17th Airborne veterans while others receive medals and pensions. Marines on Guam and a New Jersey veteran write to express thanks for charity drives.
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U.S. Balance of Payments Surplus Seen Possible
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Lee Tracy Revival in Minor Miracle at Henry Miller Theatre
The piece recalls Lee Tracy, famed for Hildy Johnson, returning to Broadway in Minor Miracle at the Henry Miller Theatre. It notes Tracy at 67, living in Pacific Palisades with a wife and home, and describes the play’s priest character, the supporting cast, and writer Al Morgan. It also covers Tracy’s career arc from The Front Page to present, plus a biographical sketch of his family and early interest in acting.
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