Pennsylvania Lawmakers Avoid Controversy in 1976
In a bicentennial year election climate, Pennsylvania’s 253 legislators delay sprinting into big issues to protect re election hopes. Senate and House members face primaries in April 1976, with many recesses and cautious budget talk as Gov Shapp plans the 1976 77 spending blueprint and potential tax implications amid a projected deficit.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Senate
House of Representatives
Capitol Hill
Pro Football Fever From a Wife’s Gridiron View
Jim Bishop recites a sardonic piece on how pro football drags his wife and daughters into the sport. He recalls their sudden team loyalties, playoff hopes, and shrieking reactions, contrasting their zeal with his old Brooklyn football memories and the Dolphins’ season.
Publiches daily news extends Sunday subscription period
The notice announces an extended Sunday edition and ongoing subscription terms with postage paid at Long Island address during legal holidays.
Blairsville Accidents Include Narrow Rescue and Injury
Two accidents in Blairsville yesterday afternoon initially feared fatal. Norman Dunlap, 12, fell fifty feet into icy Conemaugh waters but escaped serious injury. Wanda Connor, 7, hit by a truck, was taken to Indiana Hospital with slight improvement. Additionally, Ernest anniversary notes mention longevity at Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co. and educator Stringfellow Barr set to speak at Indiana University of Pennsylvania commencement.
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Blairsville
Indiana Hospital
Norman Dunlap
Conemaugh River
Wanda Connor
Stringfellow Barr
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Willis B. Pratt
Nixon Alleged Affair Reveals Hoovers Blackmail Files
Washington Merry Go Round reports FBI director J Edgar Hoover kept gossip on presidents in secret files. It claims an unconfirmed tale of Nixon with a Chinese woman during a 1940s Hong Kong trip, notes a letter from a legal attaché, and suggests Hoover used such information to influence officials. The piece cites unnamed sources and referencesprevious columns on Kennedy and Johnson.
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Jack Anderson
Lew Whitten
Washington
Richard Nixon
White House
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Nixon
Watergate
Hong Kong
Far East
Hoover
Tn Fairness
United States
Sanlemente
Pat
G-man
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Accessor ies After The Fact By Don Oakley
A recent Brewster remark links voter accountability to inflation, arguing voters reward spenders and ignore electorate responsibility in a democracy. The column contrasts public disdain for politicians with voters who elect them, noting inflation debates lack consensus among economists. It also notes a separate item praising cash discounts under the Fair Credit Billing Act and Consumers Union guidance on compiling directories of merchants offering cash discounts.
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Don Oakley
Yale University
Kingman Brewster
Tan- Zo
Brewster
BankAmericard
Consumers Union
Consumers
Ee Union
Orangeburg
N.Y
Inside Labor Why Not CIA Money
Victor Riesel argues the United States secretly funded Italian anti Communist forces since 1947. He asserts Soviet money flowed into Italy through the Communist party, funding unions, labor groups, and political apparatus, including control over Fiat and other industries, while alleging covert CIA backing was aimed at preventing Soviet influence. He cites figures of millions in Russian funds and details of underground party activity in Italy.
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New York
Moses
Joshua
Sen
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Intelligence Committee
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Manhatan
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Alvaro Cunhal
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Ike Eisenhower
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