Teens Age 18 Brings Legal Drinking Across States
New York and Louisiana allow teens to drink at 18 triggering cross border issues with Connecticut New Jersey and other neighbors. Officials report teen drinking and accidents linked to border crossings and consider hearings and studies to tighten liquor laws. Congress members discuss raising New Yorks drinking age and evaluating constitutional options while some blame parental customs.
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New York
Louisiana
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Vermont
Empire State
Bergen County
N. J
Goethals Bridge
Staten Island
Newton Town Hall
Suffern
Jersey Dawn Patrol
National Council On Alcoholism
Congress
Florence P. Dwyer
N.J
New York Legislative Committee
Victor Anfuso
N.Y
New York Congressional Committee
U. S
Dwyer
Newton
Palmer Seeks Grand Slam Run In 1962 Golf Season
Palmer eyes a 1962 grand slam after winning the Masters and aiming for the U S Open at Oakmont and the British Open at Troon. The hard hitting perfectionist has earned nearly $300000 in pro play and endorsements while chasing the only missing major at the PGA Championship.
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Arnold Palmer
Whirlaway
Oakmont
Palmer
Troon
Scotland
Newton Square
P.G.A
Lincoln Werden
N. Y. Times
Tax Bill Provisions Split on Lobbying and Advertising Deductions
House inquiry focuses on IRS rulings in line with top courts that bar deductions for expenses to influence legislation, but would permit lobbying costs while denying advertising aimed at shaping public opinion. Utilities face stakes as public opinion drives policy, not just tax outcomes.
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House of Representatives
Internal Revenue Service
House
Local News Company Advertising Rates and Contacts
The notice lists ownership The News Company with officers Richard E. Rents Jessie Treadwell Anderson J. Fred Bents Eleanor Treadwell Payson Bart Richards and editor James W. Trevitt. It details home delivery rates 420 weekly and mail rates in Lawrence Beaver counties 150 monthly 8 six months 15 yearly and mentions sale at leading newsstands.
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The
News Company
North Mercer Street
New Castile
Richard E. Rents
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Treas
Fred Bents
Ass't
Eleanor Treadwell
Payson
Bart Richards
James W. Trevitt
Bell Telephone
Private Exchange
Oliver
AGB
Ccs
Strictly Personal Influencing By Suggestion
Sydney J Harris argues auto-suggestion shapes behavior more than external brain washing. He cites University of Illinois experiments and Lecky hydrophobia cases to show belief triggers symptoms and stresses building strong egos in children as the best defense against mind control.
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Preston
Lecky
Policy Words and Fear in Kennedy Era Hearings
A Washington opinion piece analyzes a Senate preparedness hearing with Under Secretary of State George Ball. It lists terms officials censored or altered, showing how New Frontier policy avoided direct confrontation with the Soviets and how language shaped Cold War messaging.
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Washington, D. C
George Ball
Senate
Kennedy
Ball
Subcommittee
State Department
Staf
Decker
U.S
White House
Kremlin
Russia
Red
China
Pennsylvania Graduation Rules And Early Quitting Age
The Pennsylvania law requires high schools to issue certificates after completion of the prescribed course. A four semester United States history and government course is required. A pupil may quit at sixteen with lawful employment and an employment certificate. farm workers may quit at fifteen with board approval, or at fourteen with specific permits and approvals from the School Board, County Superintendent, and Department of Public Instruction.
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Pennsylvania Bar Assn
Lawrence County Bar Assn
Pennsylvania
Board of Directors
United States
Department of Public Instruction
County Superintendent of Schools
Freedom Academy bill faces State Department resistance
The Senate sponsors of the Freedom Academy bill receive mixed signals from the State Department. A3 page letter from Frederick G. Dutton opposes the academy while the department proposes a five week cold war training course at the Foreign Service Institute. The piece argues the academy would not threaten the department and would strengthen coordinated research for sustained specialized training. It notes Fulbright and Walter would likely oppose the department's stance.
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Senate
Freedom Academy
State Department
Congress
Frederick G. Dutton
Congressional Relations
Foreign Service Institute
Guadalcanal
Dutton
Army
Navy
Air Force
National War Colleges
Pentagon
Chiefs of Staff
Naval Academy
Sen. Wil
Liam Fulbright
Arkansas
Rep
Francis Walter
Pennsylvania
House
Worry and Faith Call for Action Not Fear
A devotional meditation contrasts David Lloyd George's resolve to shut out worries with Jesus advising that worry cannot extend life. It asks for divine help to see the folly of worry and to trust in faith while doing one's best.
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David Lloyd George
England
Jesus
Verse Proverb on Patience Exalts Self Control
A Bible verse passage from Proverbs 16 32 emphasizes that restraint and calm leadership surpass raw strength or conquest. It contrasts slow anger with ruling one's spirit, urging measured conduct over bold achievement.
Demobilization and Latin Roots Prompt
A compact note defines deactivating as to make inactive or disband and traces rident to Latin roots meaning cheerful or laughing with phonetic guides. It explains origin and usage hints for both terms.
Old Time Africanders Choosing To Stay
Nairobi Kenya veteran pioneer William Maxwell Nightingale 79 known as Uncle Max, who surveyed East Africa since 1906, killed himself by plunging his car off a coastal escarpment. His wife Aunt Nel, children and grandchildren remain in Sasamua farm in the White Highlands amid Kenya’s transition to independence.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Kijabe
Kedong
Masai
Africa
Max Nightingale
Max
William Maxwell Nightingale
NBC
Nel
East Africa
South Kinangop
Fey
Rhino
Jim
Ivo
R.A.F
Aunt Nel
Eva Manley
King Solomon’s
Spain
Sasamua
Chania
White Highlands
Nightingale
Kinyanjui
Kinangop
Uncle Max
Ethel Barrymore
Memsahib
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Vacancy Sparks Appointment Debate
The piece notes seven Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices hold $32 000 yearly salaries and total taxpayer cost about $4 354 000. It discusses filling Justice Curtis Bok’s vacancy, potential Governor Lawrence appointment before August 17, and the ballot option if delayed, with emphasis on timing and Bar Association support.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
High Court
Curtis Bok
Lawrence
Bok
New Jersey Bank Robbery Captured by Hidden Camera
Three thieves in a New Jersey bank were filmed by a hidden camera during a quick hold up and $2704 was stolen. They were later arrested thanks to the footage. The item closes with a moral reflection on guilt and honesty.
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New Jersey
Shakespeare
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