Editorial: Warren Court rules and public reaction
The piece surveys Chief Justice Earl Warren's impact on the Supreme Court since 1953 and notes landmark rulings on education, rights against self incrimination, open housing, and witnesses before Congress. It discusses controversy over his resignation and opposition to a Johnson nomination, amid debates on civil rights and executive power.
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Pennsylvania House considers banning service station giveaway games
Advertising argues the bills would abolish games at service stations as costly and non beneficial to the public. Rep H Sheldon Parker Jr cites expense and lack of product improvement, while warning broad regulatory reach could trap business fraud. Service station operators feel the impact on profits.
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H. Sheldon Parker Jr
Pittsburgh
Wrong Questions Ark Officials at Pentagon
A Washington article discusses how lawmakers often ask the wrong questions about defense issues. It highlights the Soviet MiG-23 Foxbat and suggests the real focus should be protecting bombers, with emphasis on electronic countermeasures rather than new fighters or bombers.
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Suburban towns urged to broaden tax base for schools
A letter from Nether Providence School Board president John Palimith Jr argues real estate taxes will keep rising as populations grow and school budgets rise. He cites salaries as 70 percent of costs and urges local development of industry and commercial property to fund schools without harming suburban character.
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Nether Providence
Barclay Powell
Winding Lane
Smith
Greenwich
Conn
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Calif
Summit
N.J
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Darby Township PTA Responds to Education Committee Criticism
A Darby Township PTA president defends the group against criticism by the Committee for Better Education. He recounts meetings, committee formations, bus and textbook concerns, and argues for parental involvement and reorganization to improve local education while urging constructive action over harassment.
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Committee For Better Education
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Committee For Better
Zoning Plea Heard Over Narrow Forest Road Lot
Springfield zoning board meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Township Building to hear George Milne seek a variance for a 50 foot wide parcel at 74 Forest Road. The land, once part of 70 Forest Road, belonged to Edward Price, deceased, and is zoned A.
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Hades No We Won't To The Times
Reader letters discuss June 19 protest potential violence and federal response. A Swarthmore College president plea for nonviolence is cited amid discontent over a zoning variance in Springfield. Neighbors mobilize to oppose redevelopment, citing neighborhood character and tree preservation.
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