Election Boards Job Deserves Full Praise
The recount confirms the honesty of local election boards and praises their work. The editorial notes minor errors in ballot counts, supports voting machines, and urges New Castle voters to approve funding for devices. It also congratulates Mayor-elect John C. Jordan and commits to fair, impartial coverage.
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Public Service Drugs Under Threat From Regulations
The Wall Street Journal piece argues public service drugs for rare diseases face funding and regulatory barriers. Higher costs and new FDA powers threaten development and access while some firms scale back research and thousands in trials may be dropped. Local notices report graft and bias disputes over apprenticeship admissions in unions in New York and Ohio.
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New York
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Louis J. Lefkowitz
State Commission For Human Rights
Strictly Personal Reflections on Stereotypes and Misconceptions
A Dutch businessman and I discuss travel stereotypes over dinner. He notes Americans expect windmills and tulips from Holland, while I compare American views of Indians in Wisconsin and Chicago gangsters to Dutch images. The dialogue ends with shared pastries and mutual plea for understanding.
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Wisconsin
Japan
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Trojan speeds and virtue in a NJ court
A state trooper who issued a speeding summons spoke in court for the motorist, citing a transmission defect that made the speedometer 8 to 9 mph high. The charge was dropped, and the officer was commended for integrity. The piece ends with a moral reflection urging truth and honesty.
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Bible Thought on Divine Grace at Cry for Help
A devotional line from Isaiah 30 19 highlighting God’s gracious ear to the cry of his people and his promise to answer when they call. This reflection invites reverent trust in divine aid amid hardship.
Hand of Dynasty and the American Way of Death
The Returning Traveler debates whether a three year presidential tenure is overshadowed by a dynastic cult around a fallen leader. He notes Eternal Flame rituals and Cape Canaveral renaming as media spectacles shaping a nascent regime and questions consent of the governed.
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Fidel Castro Viewed as Cuban Double-Crosser in Havana
The piece argues Fidel Castro has long played both sides against the middle, courting Marxists and Kremlin rivals while portraying himself as anti Batista. It suggests Khrushchev might tolerate Castro’s provocations but hints Castro could again mislead allies, risking a rift with Moscow if needed.
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Fidel Castro
Lyndon Johnson
Lee Harvey Oswald
Fair Play For
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Russia
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Castro
Fidel
Batista
Alice Leone Moats
Mexico
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Progressive Labor Movement
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Readers urged to write Congress on funding and productivity
The editor highlights a letter from James E. Bell criticizing a Profits and Freedom editorial and arguing against class conflict in a free economy. Bell urges citizens to write to Congress opposing salary raises for lawmakers and promoting productive work and welfare aid as key public priorities.
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Paul K. Cupp
United States
Forgiveness and Prayers on Forgiving Others
The piece urges forgiving friends who wrong us to receive God’s forgiveness. It cites the Lord’s Prayer and Jesus teaching, stressing reconciliation over mere avoidance of sin’s consequences. It warns resentment harms the forgiver and ends with a personal prayer for forgiveness and willingness to forgive.
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Republican leaders press to clear 72 million in state aid
In a Friday special session the GOP control aims to approve 72 million dollars in state aid for colleges universities and hospitals. Democratic opposition previously blocked routine aid, but Republicans expect two thirds votes to pass. Governors Christmas trees on Capitol Hill. governor receives white pine tree for display through holidays.
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Capital Hill
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Bert Bachert
New Ringgold
Schuykill County
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