Divorce Reform Efforts Fall Short Across States
Editorial reports that uniform divorce laws have failed to win nationwide acceptance. It notes fluctuating divorce rates since 1870, with 393000 divorces in 1960 and 3 million divorced by March 1962, while urging uniform recognition acts and court conciliation despite concerns about collusion and fairness.
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Helen B. Shaffer
Washington
United States
Bureau of Vital Statistics
US News & World Report
Republic
National Conference of Commissioners On
A-Frame Vacation Homes Take Over The Scene
The A-Frame design dominates vacation housing at snow and sun resorts. Its economy and simple layout appeal to many. The interior centers on an open plan with a glass front wall, a spiral staircase to the upper floor, and versatile bunk rooms that convert to extra bedrooms.
Business Review Faces Post Kennedy Shock Recovery
UPI reports a sharp rebound in business as Wall Street trades stay moderate to heavy and the Dow Jones industrials hit a new high. Pan Am and RCA announce stock splits with higher quarterly dividends, tariff hikes target Western Europe imports, and tax cut prospects loom.
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Leroy Pope
United Press International New York
UPI
Kennedy
Wall Street
Pan American World Airways
Radio Corp. of America
Pan Am
RCA
United States
Europe
House of Representatives
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
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McDonald
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UAW Local 69 To Treat Children Christmas Party
UAW Local 69 will treat about 900 children at a Christmas party at 10 a.m. December 21 in the Benjamin Franklin Junior High School auditorium. The program includes treats and a showing of movie cartoons. Co chairs are Joseph Borrelli and Lee Kennedy with committee members Joseph Goclano Thomas Cubellis George Reynolds and Clara Kusnierz.
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United Auto Workers
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Jack Fair
Joseph Borrelli
Lee Kennedy
Joseph Goclano
Thomas Cubellis
George Reynolds
Clara Kusnierz
City to Form Five–Man Sewer Authority Here
A city council created a five member board to supervise the construction of a $3 million sewage treatment plant. Mayor Rainey will appoint the board, with potential federal grants cutting costs. Drawings for a $5.5 million Youth Development Center will be shown in Harrisburg, with final plans due in about two months.
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W. Moody Ave
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John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Wampum Council
Henry Pelloni
Glenn D. Campbell
Davidson St
Guy Aromatorio
Pelloni
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