Pennsylvania Story Two Moving Up By MASON DENISON
Governor Shapp widens reliance on Lieutenant-Governor Ernest P. Kline as he juggles national affairs and state duties. Kline’s steady leadership during floods and the 1970s political shifts prompts talks of future gubernatorial ambitions and a potential 1976 Senate race.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Shapp
Susquehanna
Pennsylvania
Ernest P. Kline
China
Kansas City
State Senate
Kline
Nelson Rockefeller
Shafer - Broderick
Broderick
Shafer
GOP
State
Senate
House of Representatives
Milton J. Shapp
U.S. Senate
Suffering Savior in Havana Echoes in Bishop Muller
Jim Bishop recounts a Havana visit amid the Castro rise. A wary observer notes the crowd at tanks, the dictator Batista, and a kindly auxiliary bishop Alfredo Monsignor Muller who speaks of revolution, faith, and reconciliation as he navigates a city on the cusp of change.
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Jim Bishop
Havana
Havana Hilton
Camp Columbia
Jesus
Castro
Iglesia de Cerra
Beisbol
Alfredo Monsignor Muller
Muller
Church Catolica
Libertad
Liberal Democratica
Castro Finca
Bastista
Heem
Cooba
Catolica
Senora Batista
Community merchants extend evening hours in Indiana
A public notice announces a midnight service extension for the community hall event, with the restoom maintained by local merchants, professionals, and businessmen of Indiana for convenience. The closing time is set at 9 30 o'clock tomorrow evening.
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Ratmak
Heginang
Indiana
Washington fears Israel war could spark oil embargo
Washington strategists warn a renewed Middle East conflict could trigger an Arab oil embargo that would devastate the U.S. economy. Secret State Department briefings suggest Israel would win militarily but need massive American aid, with Pentagon planners eyeing arms sales to Saudi Arabia and possible intervention scenarios.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Israel
State
Defense Departments
State Department
Middle East
U.S
United States
Pentagon
Saudi Arabia
Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Persian Gulf
Gulf
Wottles State Department
Inside Labor Old Racket
Victor Riesel traces a modern protection scheme in labor violence linking 40-year-old rackets to today. Federal agents probe nine black and Puerto Rican men charged with using construction site demonstrations to extort pay while claiming to advance minority hiring. The piece ties the case to broader crime networks and political patrons, warning of harm to racial harmony and workers’ dreams.
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Victor Riesel
New York
Mr. Bigs
Lepke
Garrah
Lucky
Mike
Owney
Tony
Florida
Arizona Way
U.S. Attorney's
Southern District
New York Police Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
T-Men
IRS
New York City
New Jersey
Thomas E. Dewey
Murder Inc
Federals
Berg
U.S
Feinberg
Trouble JS
Dostoevskian
Cyprus Love Lore and Delmonico Prices Revealed
An ancient label for Cyprus as the Is land of Love is recounted linking Aphrodite to the island. The piece notes Delmonico's 1834 New York menu offering soup steak and half a pie for 12 cents, with dinner for two at 25 cents and an extra penny for a second coffee.
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Cyprus
Island of
Love
Aphrodite
Earth
Delmonico’s
New York City
Green revolution faces criticism and defense
Don Oakley reports on the contested promises of the green revolution with praise for high yield crops and skepticism from critics. Soil scientist Robert F Chandler defends fertilizer responsiveness and resilience, while J George Harrar argues broader adoption remains limited. The piece also weighs antitrust tensions involving AT&T and potential breakups to spur competition and capital access.
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Don Oakley
Robert F. Chandler
International Rice Research Institute
Chandler
Asia
J. George Harrar
Rockefeller Foundation
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