Auto Graveyards Spur Pennsylvania Action
In Our Opinion Auto Graveyard Bill Slumbers On Delaware has made a distinct contribution toward President Johnsons plan to keep America beautiful. It authorizes state police to tow away automobiles abandoned for more than 72 days on public rights of way. Pennsylvania lawmakers debate a bill winding junkyards along state and federal aid highways. Senate Bill 982 would regulate them and keep America beautiful.
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Delaware
Presiden Johnson
America
Pennsylvania
Centrol
Committee On Highways
Union
West Chester
Costs of 1966 Cars Vary by Maker and Tax Shifts
New price comparisons depend on who calc ulates. Auto makers say costs rise with higher wages while unions claim gains from mechanization. Safety devices become standard on 1966 models and tax changes alter the base prices. buyers face varied figures from Chrysler and General Motors, with taxes, dealer incentives, and old versus new options affecting the final cost. The article notes May 16 tax changes and planned further reductions next year, influencing list prices and consumer costs.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Chrysler
General Motors
United Nations
India-Pakistan
Arthur Goldberg
Kremlin power struggle shapes East West policy
Behind Kremlin walls a factional fight shapes Soviet policy with Khrushchev loyalists demoted, Buslov led anti Americanists pushing defense and cold war, Kosygin pressed pragmatic talks, Brenzhnev hedges between camps. In UN India Pakistan talks a note to Ambassador Goldberg disturbed proceedings. Smathers readies 1968 bid as Florida poll shows strong support. Collins withdraws. Roosevelt signals backing if needed.
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Mikhail Buslov
Labor disputes lift idle to over 823000 in nation
News notes reflect wage issues as core of labor troubles with 823000 idle workers. Corry district paid out 18736 in unemployment benefits last week, a city peak from 936 payments. Also reports Bronze Star to Staff Sgt Sproveri for rescuing Italian patriots, and a candlelit wedding of Edna Louise Johnson and Sal John H Clark. Greyhound Lines to resume 50 mph schedule starting Oct 1.
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Corry
Michael Sproveri
George Sproveri
Avader
Italy
Sproveri
Allegheny Student Killed In Crash On Thruway
Meadville student John F. Buliano 21 died when his car crossed the dividing barrier on Interstate 90 near Buffalo after skidding on wet pavement. Passenger David Y. Karanja in his early college years from Kenya was listed in fair condition with leg injuries and internal injuries. The other driver Mrs. Gloria Manns and her son Mark were treated for injuries and reported in satisfactory condition at Our Lady of Victory Hospital in Lackawanna New York.
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Meadville
Allegheny College
Allegheny
Buffalo
Thruway
John F. Buliano
Ant Buliano
David Y. Karanja
al Igeheny
Kenya
Vuliano
Gloria Manns
East Amherst
End of Burma Leader's Moscow Visit and Polls Mention
Burma's Chief of State Gen Nu Win wrapped up a Moscow visit and departed for Rangoon after talks with Soviet leaders on Viet Nam and India Pakistan. A Florida survey ranks Smathers 22 percent, Burns 18.7 percent, Holland 7.7 percent, noting Smathers as most effective Senator in Florida.
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Smathers
Florida
Moscow
Nu Win
Burma
Soviet Union
Rangoon
Viet Nam
Holland
What Is The Law What Is The Law
A reader asks about adverse possession on county land. The answer notes that gardening on county property does not grant rights or title by adverse possession against a municipality. A third party cannot fence and claim county land unless they show clear title and a defect in the county's title.
Club Can't Pay Powell's Fee Dinner Cancelled
Kennedy Club dinner at Rainbow Gardens with Congressman Adam Clayton Powell was canceled after the club could not raise the $500 retainer. John Perry, dinner chairman, offered refunds to ticket holders and admitted the payment had not been made despite earlier claims. Ticket sales totaled over $300 from more than 60 attendees at $5 each.
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RIE
Kennedy Club
Adam Clayton Powell
Rainbow Gardens
Powell
John Perry
Erie
Perry
Sea moods and depths through the eyes of Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop reflects on the sea as a changing, living force seen from shore and submarine yards. He recalls surf and storms at Sea Bright and New London, notes sonar and aluminaut advances, and sketches ocean life from plankton to sharks. He closes with the death of bridge builder Omhar H. Ammann.
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