Post Office and Lotteries Stir Red Tape Across States
The piece notes mounting state lottery activity led to odd postal rules. It cites Pennsylvania examples where newspapers cannot publicize winning numbers by altering pages. It describes checks by post offices on lottery mail, confiscations, and prosecutions, plus bans on selling tickets at postal facilities and local calls for federal clarification.
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Pennsylvania
The
Daily Mail
Harrisburg
Carrice
Norrisburg
James Laverly
Congress
Post Office Department
Maryland
International unions plan world wide action against multinationals
In Geneva, the TCP and TUF federations outline a plan to represent workers in chemicals and foods, aiming to harmonize renewal dates at W R Grace and Co and other multinationals like DuPont, Imperial Chemical Industries, and Dow. A successful effort could enable a worldwide strike for the first time in history.
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International Federations of
Chemical & Engineering News
TCP
International Federation of Chemical and General Workers’ Unions
TUF
International Union For Food and Allied
Geneva
Switzerland
W. R. Grace & Co
New York
DuPont
Imperial Chemical Industries
Dow
Passover Tale of Liberation and Modern Exodus Parallels
The Passover festival recalls freedom from Egypt with the Seder table at its heart. It notes the Ten Plagues and the Angel of Death passing over Jewish homes, and links ancient exile to Soviet Jewish emigration to Israel. The article highlights costs and global charity aiding Soviet Jews and stresses Passover as a universal call for equality and liberty.
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Egypt
Promised Land
Tsrael
Desert
Austria
Israel
Soviet Union
Meir
Showdown Seen in Califor Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvan ia for Democratic Nomination
The Jack Anderson column reports Humphrey confidant Ken O'Donnell tracing the Democratic presidential contest to Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and California. He warns Nixon weakens and Labor support key, while Wisconsin poses challenges and Muskie leads in several districts.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Califor
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ken O'Donnell
John F. Kennedy
Timparey
O’donnell
California
Muskie
O'Donnell
Nixon
T Sword
Donnell
Humphrey
Wisconsin
Timphrey
Marida
Moore
Phrey
Wisconasin
Coast Guard Reserve Politician Kept Capitol Hill Ties Strong
Senator Claiborne Pell from Rhode Island is said to have strong Coast Guard ties. The article notes former Michigan Republican Charles E Chamberlain earned promotion and retirement credits while assisting Navy briefings and public relations. Chamberlain retired from active reserve last November but remains in Congress, defending Coast Guard interests.
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Coast Guard
Capitol Hill
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Charles BE. Chamberlain
Michigan
Coast Grand Reserve
Chamberlain
Armed’ Services
Volumac River
Atlantic Coast
Massachusetts
Virginia
T Ie Pentagon
Navy
Nat Merlings
Active
United ‘S Syndicate, Inc
Barbs Note Odd Traffic Signal Practice At Collision Report
A fragment recalls traffic lights defaulting to both directions when a collision report is filed and mentions a hotel lounge bar scene where a party of 10 is checked. The text also hints at economic concerns tied to cash for food.
Williamsport Youth Center Continues Rapid Community Support
A Williamsport youth center operates twice weekly with about 80 teens per night, funded by local churches and volunteers rather than taxpayers. Volunteers from five churches organized staffing, renovations reached about 1000 dollars at cost, and plans call for expanding hours and facilities while awaiting possible Washington County United Fund support.
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Williamsport
Hagerstown
Norman Price
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Vermont Street
Washington County United Fund
Voice Of The People Criticisms On Jack Anderson
The text attacks Jack Anderson for biased reporting and political smear tactics while defending conservative figures like George Wallace. It accuses Anderson of slant, bias, and sensationalism and references other public figures and media voices in a rhetorical critique.
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Jack Anderson
Ile
Uberal
George Wallace
George
Jack Anderson Pior Bally
Cosaar
Pearson
Bal
von Trod
Seale
Kenneth McSwaln
In Defense Of Wild Animals Essay On Coyotes And Balance
A reader argues against killing healthy wildlife including coyotes. The writer supports capturing instead of killing, promotes ecological balance, and urges preservation of natural resources while opposing vermin classification. He emphasizes each species' role in nature and condemns slaughter for sport or indiscriminate harm.
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Maryland
Killing Coyote Sparks Debate on Animal Protection
A letter argues the killing of a single coyote in Maryland is unjust, likening it to persecuting a whole community. The writer says two men shot an animal that had not harmed anyone, voicing concern over animal rights and responsibility.
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Maryland
Jottings From Yesteryears and Local Highlights
An abstract painting titled Hath House was announced as winner in Cumberland Valley Artists' 9th Annual Exhibition by the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. A tremor shook the area near Hancock at 10 am, reportedly the strongest yet for Mrs. Dennis Snyder.
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Washington County
Museu of Fine Arts
Cumberland Valley
Ntanecock
Dennis Snyder
Hancock
Ala
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