False Alarms Cost Taxpayers Money City warned
Local notice warns that false fire alarms cost the city 150 to 250 dollars per incident and endanger firefighters and residents. The National Board of Fire Underwriters estimates 50 dollars per engine, with three trucks to homes and five downtown, totaling substantial losses. Seven youths were recently arrested for false alarms, facing up to 500 dollars in fines and possible jail time. parents are urged to deter this harmful practice.
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The Politics Of Aging In 1960s America
Census figures show 16.5 million Americans over 65. The aged vote has power in states like New York California Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio and others. Proposals for medic al care and social security face bipartisan debate with potential shifts as the 1962 election year nears.
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New Castle News masthead and pricing data
New Castle News published daily except Sundays from 20 North Mercer Street New Castle Pa. The paper lists its corporate officers President and GM Jessie Treadwell Anderson Vice President Treasurer J Fred Rentz Secretary Ass't. Secretary Eleanor Treadwell Payson Bart Richards Editor James W Trevitt and advertising manager. Subscriptions priced for local and out of area newsstands with monthly six month and yearly rates.
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Weaver grills SBA set-aside plan over higher costs
Nebraska's Rep Phil Weaver accuses the Small Business Administration of inflating defense facility costs by 10 percent via a set-aside for small firms. He cites eight bid cases showing costs up 2 to 83 percent and warns the policy harms taxpayers and inflation. Weaver notes AGC data showing broad opposition among 7,000 contractors to SBA subsidies.
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Berlin Threat Still Talked
UPI analysis notes Kennedy reserves first Khrushchev meeting. Rusk to tighten NATO and SEATO work. Johnson directs Southeast Asia focus including South Vietnam aid and guerilla training. Stevenson leads UN duties in South America as Soviet notes push German peace talks.
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Why does NYSE ban stop orders on unruly stocks
The NYSE bans stop orders in stocks with wild up and down price action to prevent sudden plunges. A stop order becomes a market order at the trigger price and may fill for less than expected, but banning stops can reduce abrupt drops. Short sellers are not protected by such bans.
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Kennedy Health Rumors Rise Over Delayed White House Reports
The piece argues the White House misreported President Kennedy's back injury and delay in medical facts fueled public anxiety. It urges full immediate disclosure and cites Dr Wade and Dr Travell as examples of needed authority and candor.
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Community Letter Applauds Army Field Band Concert
A reader thanks The News and organizers for the U. S. Army Field Band concert last Saturday night praising the effort of those who made it possible. The writer notes widespread appreciation and hopes for more positive citizen comments in the paper.
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Do You Remember Street Light Carbons and Scramble for Old Ones
Water, an incomparable cook to a Conde prince in the 16th century, committed suicide after a fish he ordered arrived late. Mr Kearns was among the men who changed the carbons for carbon arc street lamps and after fitting new ones there was a scramble to claim the old ones.
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Over Our Skies by Thomas A Whiting June 19 1961
A brief sky report notes Venus as the brightest morning object at fourth magnitude and ranks Jupiter Saturn and Mars by brightness. It explains that each whole magnitude change corresponds to a 22 fold brightness difference and lists planet positions for tonight and tomorrow.
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We Will Continue to Criticize Pennsylvania Lawmakers
The Pennsylvania Story column pledges ongoing critical commentary on state legislators. It defends public scrutiny as a duty of journalism, notes improvements in lawmakers’ conduct, but cites unresolved issues such as education, redistricting, fiscal policy, and hospital costs.
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Voice Of Broadway Gossip and Casting News
The column surveys Hollywood and Broadway chatter with names like Zsa Zsa Gabor Patricia Ross and Joan Blondell. It notes Curt Jurgens comeback plans Rudy Vallee lead in How to Succeed backing Arlene Golonka and Zorine Rejba wedding while Danny Thomas eyeing team ownership and Joe Pasternak developing After 11.
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Three Minutes A Day Do You Gnash Your Teeth
A dentist links teeth grinding to stress and emotional upset. Clenching causes teeth and gum damage and may reflect inner conflict. The piece urges spiritual balance and serenity to ease tensions and spread inner joy.
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