Niagara Frontier Port Authority Buys 55-Foot Cruiser
The Niagara Frontier Port Authority voted to spend 9800 dollars on a 55 foot 44 passenger cruiser to take potential port users on waterfront tours. The move is noted with irony as a costly excursion while Port Authority colleagues at Oswego debate salaries and conventions.
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Wego Authority
American Association of Port Authorities
Australia
Oswego Authority
Niagara Frontier Port Authority
Niagara Frontier Authority
Partment of Works
Department of Works
Department of the Budget
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Grand Island
Forks of the Roads Traffic Light Puzzle Worries Drivers
Street junction at West Bridge West Seneca First Ave Hillside Ave and Washington Blvd suffers flashing traffic lights that give conflicting signals. Motorists complain of confusion as summer travel nears and urge officials to diagnose and fix the system soon.
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West Bridge
West Seneca
First Ave
Hillside Ave
Washington Blvd
Alphonse
Gaston
Viewpoints of Other Editors MORE BLOOD ON THE WALL
The piece argues readers in uncommitted nations hear of escalating shootings along the East Berlin wall. It notes killings near West Berlin, abductions, barbed wire dangers, and how West Berlin police sometimes fire back. It questions world views on a city split by Soviet guard tactics and asks what global opinion says about a system that makes a city a maximum security prison.
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Christian Science Monitor
East Berlin Wall
Berlin
West Berlin
Spree
Soviet Union
Ulbricht
Moscow
Thurmond
South Carolina
Senate
Radio Free Europe
Health Advice From Dr Brady on Rheumatism Regimen
Dr Brady promotes a non medicinal regimen for rheumatism aimed at correcting nutritional deficiencies. He cites reader testimonials and criticizes “wonder drugs” and high priced treatments. He notes his column's 49 year run and seeks funding to sustain ongoing personal health service beyond his lifetime.
Fungus Ear Treatment and Home Wheat Milling Inquiry
Reader reports ear drops cured a stubborn fungus infection in about a week and asks for instructions to prepare and use the drops. The column notes many readers report clearups and offers stamped self addressed envelopes for instructions. A reader from Kansas asks where to buy a home grinder to mill flour for at home use.
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D.C.W
Kansas
Reinstatement Appeal Is Made By Prendergast
Michael H. Prendergast has appealed to the New York Court of Appeals seeking reinstatement as Democratic state chairman after lower court losses. He argues the State Election Law created the chair, so the state committee had no right to oust him before his term expired.
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Albany
Michael H. Prendergast
Prendergast
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
James J. Leff
Court of Appeals
Samuel J. Silverman
William H. McKeon
Silverman
State Committee
West
Albany Weather Forecast Sees Warmer End Week
Extended forecast from 7 p m today to 7 p m Monday shows Eastern New York cooling below normal with rain likely Sunday or Monday totaling about a half inch. Western New York will be 2-5 degrees below normal with a cool start and warmer end of the period and scattered showers totaling about a quarter inch. Day highs 75-82, nights 55-65.
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Albany
WU. S. Weather Bureau
New York
Double-Cross in Southeast Asia Stokes US Watchful Challenge
Washington notes a high stakes struggle as the Soviet Union and Red China maneuver for Southeast Asia dominance. The United States monitors from nearby Thailand and Gulf waters while Marines and a fleet deter potential Lao and regional takeovers.
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David Lawrence
China
Southeast Asia
U.S
Washington
Soviet Union
Laos
Red China
Viet Nam
Thailand
United States
America
Red Chinese
Russia
Pakistan
Television As A Ten Year Guest In The Living Room
Hal Boyle compares summer and winter TV sameness to a familiar guest who has stayed a decade. He argues the constant novelty would frighten and tire, preferring the current steady, reliable presence that keeps life in the home both welcoming and predictably hopeful.
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Kitty
Longbranch
Dillon
Doe
Chester
Kansas City
Jack Benny
Baron Munchausen's World Championship Bridge Tale
Siegfried Munchausen claims his father, famed Tall Tales author, dominated a world bridge championship. The letter-style note recounts a remarkable six heart contract, a spade lead, a sequence of finesses, and decisive club and heart plays that secured victory as an example of his father’s strategic genius.
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Mr. Becker
Siegfried Munchausen
Baron Munchausen
South
West
S. Munchausen
Tea Syndicate
Lac
City Library Offers Wide Range of Best Sellers
Available titles include Franny and Zooey Salinger The Guns of August Tuchman and The Making of the President 1960 White. Other noted works cover fiction and nonfiction by Porter Stone Seton Wouk Renault Hughes Frost Nixon and Frost among others.
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Katherine Anne Porter
Franny and
Zooey
J. D. Salinger
Irving Stone
Anya Seton
Youngblood Hawke Oy Herman Wouk
Mary Renault
Richard Hughes
John Hornstein
Boy
Robert Traver
Barbara Tuchman
Robert Frost
Richard Nixon
Theodore H. White
Stalin
Milovan Diles
Scon Fitzgerald
Andrew Turnbull
Danbridge Univ. Press
Oxford Univ. Press
Moment of Meditation on Flag Day Pledge
An editorial piece urges readers to recite the pledge of allegiance on Flag Day and reflects on patriotic courage unity and faith. It calls for mindful speech sincerity and a spirit of national unity under God in facing present and future challenges.
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United States of America
Labor Unions Benefit From Big Tax Loophole Says Reporter
National report outlines how labor unions pay taxes on bingo earnings but avoid tax on income from investments estimated at over 500 million dollars. The piece cites Internal Revenue Service guidance and notes unions’ wealth and broad non profit exemptions under Section 501 of the 1954 Code.
Tax relations cloud union property investments
The text discusses tax payment on income from labor union properties and questions the link between these investments and the industries organized by the unions. It hints at difficulty in linking investments to union activities and industries.
Advantage Over Private Firms In Tax Exempt Union Funds
The text argues that union funds used for worker benefits are not taxed when they improve conditions and efficiency. It notes unions funded hospitals apartments pensions and care while enabling competition with private firms and financing organizing campaigns and strikes affecting government neutrality and figures like Hoffa.
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Hoffa
Ruling on Bingo Earnings for Tax Exemption
The ruling states semiweekly bingo games run by a labor organization exempt from federal income tax constitute an unrelated trade or business under Section 513 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954. It emphasizes these profits are not related to the organization’s exempt purposes.
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Internal Revenue
Wisdom on confessing sins for mercy from Proverbs
A daily Bible passage quotes Proverbs 28 13 stating that those who confess and forsake their sins shall obtain mercy while those who hide them shall not prosper. The verse emphasizes repentance and divine forgiveness.
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