Full-Time Lawmakers Pay Rises Amid Short Session
Pennsylvania's 253 lawmakers push for a $5,000 pay raise to $28,100 while facing a half-year session. Democrats running Capitol Hill aim to end the year early with substantial legislation—about 4,000 bills introduced in two years and 260 general bills passed—despite claims of reduced duties.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Capitol Hill
Senate
Democratic
Shapp
The Scheme Of Creation by Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop explores cosmology from Galileo to modern quasars, black holes, and the expanding universe. He notes over 200 quasars identified, legends of Cygnus X-1, and the idea that death and birth are central to creation while urging awe at the vast, unseen cosmos.
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Jim Bishop
Galileo
Mien
Earth
Space
Mualar
Harry L. Shipman
Indiana Evening Gazette masthead and advertising staff list
A garbled masthead from the Indiana Evening Gazette lists the paper staff including chairman of the board president treasurer and editor along with Associated Press note. It shows newspaper subscription rates for home delivery by month quarter and year and mail rates for Indiana Armstrong Cambria Mercer Jefferson and West counties with various durations. The text also references second-class postage paid and daily delivery except Sundays and holidays.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Inthan 4
Mt Indisme Paatu
ROH Ray
Lecilla A Odonnelly
Sally Rnas
LON Nice
Elizabeth Rosseenry
Rat
Seurelam
Joseph E Donseloy
AL Sse
Hickey
Joseph L Donnelly
William B Hastings
Frank
Hood Aswate
Associated Press
Focal
AP News
Weeih Home
Hi & Motor Rolte
Iodiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Mearheld
Jefferson
West
Moveland
Fivo
Fisher Leads Beidleman In Pennsylvania GOP Governor Race
May 21 1926 report shows John S. Fisher of Indiana County leading E E Beidleman of Harrisburg by 12 349 votes in the Republican gubernatorial nomination contest. An official tally awaited before final nomination is known.
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Pennsylvania
John S. Fisher
Indiana County
E-E. Beidleman
Harrisburg
Computer spies tap UNIVAC 1108 via phone to steal secrets
A declassified government report reveals Navy scientists cracked a UNIVAC 1108 used by White House, military services, and agencies. They inserted trap doors, copied files, and warned that large systems remain vulnerable and privacy is at risk. GAO found cases of computer fraud costing over $2 million. A reporter joins Eskimos in Barrow for a whale hunt amid oil-fueled change.
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Washington
Navy
White House
General Accounting Office
GAO
John Moss
D.calif
House
Senate Armed Services Committees
Hal Bernton
Barrow
Alaska
Arctic Ocean
Berntan
Tskimos
Bernton
San Francisco
Spain
Inside Labor 'Hot Leads' By Victor Riesel
Washington columnist recalls a web of 1940s Chicago labor figures tied to the Capone-Accardo rackets and later to Dallas Osswald leads. He cites Jack Ruby, Paul Dorfman, and Leon Cook in a history linking labor, mob influence, and possible new probes into the Kennedy assassination. The piece urges a fresh Senate inquiry to trace hot leads and underworld connections.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
John Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Russia
al Capone
Chicago
Capone-Accardo Combine
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Ruby
Combine
Texas
Galveston
John Rosselli
CLA
Fidel Castro
Cuba
FBI
CIA
State Department
Special Security Division
Secret Service
Lee Harvey Osswald
Underworld
Leon Cook
Jack
Cook County
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Cook
Paul “Red Dorfman
Jimmy Hoffa
Dalas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Paul Dorfman
Dorfman
Mr. Darman
Anthony
Tony’ Accardo
John Hosserli
Senate
KGB
Richard Schweiker
Speaking Freely By The Numbers By Don Oakley
An University of Michigan psychologist Robert Zajonc argues intelligence rises with fewer siblings and wider age gaps within a family. He links the SAT score declines to the baby boom and broader parental knowledge dilution, noting cross country patterns and differences among white black and Jewish families. He predicts scores may rebound by 1980 as birth rates fall, though many factors and exceptions exist.
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Don Oakley
University of Michigan
Robert B. Zajonc
Zajone
Zajono
Zajane
Benjamin Franklin
Zajonc
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