Six Pennsylvanians Decide $3.8 Billion Budget
In Harrisburg the fate of $3.8 billion in state spending rests with six conferees from both houses as they resolve the general appropriation bill and tax reduction. The six must craft a compromise for the next year, with Governor Shapp facing a veto or approval amid looming 1974 political pressures.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House- Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Shapp
Susquehanna
GOP
Capitol Hill
Crystal Ball
Local Newspaper Masthead and Rates Notice
The document shows editorial staff roles and the Associated Press copyright. It lists subscription and motor route rates for daily, weekly, and mail delivery, including regional by county pricing and terms. Published daily except Sundays and legal holidays.
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Frank B. HO
Associated Press
AP News
Indiana
Iana
Armstrong
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Maggie
Spaghetti Feast and Ball Game at Lucerne Church
On the lawn of St. Louis Church in Lucerne tomorrow evening a spaghetti feast hosted by the Sodality young ladies will be preceded by a ball game and music. All are welcome to attend. Indiana Barber Shop Quartets join a Day of Harmony at Kennywood Park this coming Sunday. A Reading firm was named to design the 1,600,000 kilowatt Keystone Electric Generating Station near Shelocta, with operation planned for 1967.
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Lucerne Mines
St. Louis Church
Lucerne
Washington Revelations On Secret Campaign Deals
Washington disclosure alleges Nixon fund raising traded favors for cash with dairy, hamburger, carpet, and other interests. Key players include Herbert Kalmbach, William Powell, Arthur Kroc, and Maurice Stans. A Captive Audience episode shows FAA staff attending a secretary Brinegar event at taxpayer expense.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Frank Moss
Utah
CAB
SEC
Senate
Herbert Kalmbach
White House
Agricultural Department
Space
Us Agriculture
Earl Butz
Oval Office
William Powell
Arthur Kroc
Kroc
Coronet Industries
Martin Bud Seretean
Agnew Defends Nixon as Watergate Crisis Deepens Loyalty
Washington observes Vice President Agnew resisting calls for silence amid Watergate pressure. Analysts note conservatives, not moderates, shape his stance while parallels to Coolidge during Harding era surface. Coolidge is described as active defender, not silent, guiding public response and backing presidential policies.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Agnew
Nixon
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
Coolidge
Warren
Teapot Dome
Cal
Donald R. McCoy
McCoy
Senate
Albert Fall
Speaking Freely 43 Million Single Adults By DON OAKLEY
Don Oakley notes that 43 million American adults are single with 22 million never married and 21 million previously married. Among singles 25 million are women, 14 million are ages 18 to 24, 14 million are 25 to 54, and 15 million are over 55. The singles growth rate has doubled the general population over the past decade.
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Don Oakley
Growth of singles reshapes American society in 1960s
Between 1960 and 1970 the adult population rose 16 percent while those never married grew 39 percent and widowed or divorced groups 34 percent. Divorces jumped 82 percent, signaling a shift toward later or nonpermanent marriage, reflected in apartment living, a singles club culture, and the debut of the magazine Single. A gasoline shortage prompts talk of lower interstate speed limits, risking highway funding as fuel taxes drop.
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Hy Steirman
Congress
Ohio
J. Phillip Richey
Reader condemns photo of accident victim in Gazette
A reader letters complains about a front page photo showing the body of Robert Fred Rush from a June 11 accident. The writer urges the Gazette to avoid displaying such personal grief and requests more considerate coverage in future issues.
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the Gazette
Robert Fred Rush
Rush
The
Gazette
B. I
Granata
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