In Our Opinion On The Right To Know Pearson Letter To Editors
A Corry Journal reader note reprints Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson under investigation by the Justice Department for alleged theft of Senator Dodd's files. The letter references editorials, claims FBI and a Senate committee will probe Dodd and Klein, and discusses ethics, public right to know, and the role of newspapers in exposing government actions.
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Drew Pearson
Corry Journal
Seniator Dodd
Connecticut
Pearson
Senator Dodd
Jack Anderson
Justice Department
Thomas J. Dodd
Julius Klein
Dodd
Klein
Anderson
Michael Struelens
Katanga
Kennedy
Pearson-Anderson
Bobby Baker
FBI
Senate
Ahian
United States
Yeoman
Mr. X
Death toll in Pacific disaster tops 83 in last update
Yesterday's Memories recalls 83 dead from the eastern Pacific seismic wave disaster with a possible total near 200. Ray W. Rourke, lifelong Carry resident, found dead at his poultry and truck farm on Route 6 near the city. Funeral arrangements for Floyd Fogle are noted at the Eppemaces ing Funeral Home with Rev. P. A. Galbreath officiating. Local activity includes Egg Hunt cancellations and egg distribution plans at the Municipal building led by Will Shields. Reports on St. James Hotel lease denied by owner J. B. Patterson. Mrs Electa Jones learns of daughter Mrs J. A. Thorpe's death in Mahoning town Pa, formerly Miss Ethel Jones of Carry. Margaret Berry from Farrell Pa visits. injuries to Mrs Anna Norrell from a fall on Corry 6 are listed as painful but nonfatal. Frank Powers, 54, suffers from illness at 54% North street.
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Carry
Hilo
Hawaii
Eastern Pacific
Ray W. Rourke
Route 6
Electa Jones
Duane Street
J. A. Thorpe
Mahoningtown
Thorpe
Ethel Jones
Corry Memorial Hospital
St. Pete
Jerry Kennedy
John Kennedy
Wayne Street
Sigma Alpha Sigma Fraternity
Grove City College
Glee Club
Blue Crusaders
Focal
Grea
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Kinzua Dam
W. W
Waterhouse
General Assembly
Ford O'Dell
Forest Hopkins
Jerry Culver
Grand Valley
Banis
Dennis Roth
Apel 2 180 Years Ago Flash From The Wayback
Fragmentary entry notes a dated reminiscence about past events with unclear references to Apel and a historical moment. The readable text hints at a milestone or anniversary but lacks specific names, dates, or places to identify a clear event or outcome.
Gus Hall as Red Leader Faces Travel Ban Easing
The piece critiques Gus Hall as head of the Communist party in the United States. It notes his passport restoration after a travel ban, his public criticisms of Soviet actions, and alleged lavish lifestyle while remaining under scrutiny. It contrasts state restraint with calls for stronger action against him.
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Gus Hall
United States
United Re
Cee
Today In History Highlighted Dates and Oddities
A fragmented historical snippet lists dates such as April 2 1968 and 1702 events with references to calendars and authors. The readable text mentions the year count and mentions Danish authors, but details are unclear. The piece resembles a light daily chronicle of historical notes.
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Mt Wae
Ims
Your Questions Answered on Organic Gardening and City Annexation
City Hall columns answer readers on whether organic gardening is legal, how garbage can be buried safely, and if annexation can be resisted. It explains that no law bans organic gardening, proper burial beneath six inches of dirt avoids health issues, and annexation requires a three fifths tax population petition plus advertising. The piece also defines a city controller as the elected city accountant who audits and settles city accounts.
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Anon
Alsace
Corry A
Corry News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
A cluttered Corry columns page notes civic plans for Fourth Ward renewal funding, school debating team idea at Corry Area High School, and Union City High School undefeated team. It mentions Sp. Roger R. Nichols earning a Purple Heart in Japan after a Saigon mine injury, plus local trials of bologna and court humor, Thanksgiving travel, and community updates on hospitals, hotels, and local elections.
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Corry
Corry Area High School
Union City Area High School
Camp Zama
Japan
Roger R. Nichols
Byron Nichols
Wayne Street
Alaska
Nichols
Saigon
Young Nichols
Meadville
TV licensing ruling reshapes public voice in broadcasts
Dr Aston Henry challenged Mississippi seating at the 194 convention and won a landmark federal appeals court ruling on WLBT-TV Jackson. The decision, by the U S Court of Appeals in DC, demands public input on radio TV licenses and stresses airways belong to the people. It upends views of permanent licenses and emphasizes listener control over broadcasting. Also noted are Wyoming Senate race rivalries between two immigrant family sons, Manitos and Roncallo, plus Harlem Globetrotters trips to Africa amid post Little Rock tensions. The piece closes urging subscriptions to the Journal.
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Washington
Aston Henry
U. S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Wlbt-Tv
Jackson, Miss
Lamar Life Insurance Company
Pine Door
FCC
Commission
Liquid crystals eyed as tool in cancer and arteriosclerosis
A discussion of liquid crystals as a diagnostic aid notes their color change with skin temperature, potentially detecting infections and cancers, guiding arteriosclerosis assessment, and aiding cosmetic graft health. Reports from hospitals cite early cancer detection and blood flow indicators via skin color shifts.
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Harrisburg
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South Iscene
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SE Heath
Garet Berry
Farrell, Pa
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Alough No
Frank Powers
North Street
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Apel
Piulle
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Bayel
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Chestnut Street
Fred Abi &R
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Fred
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Germany
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Union City
Gialon City Memorial Hospital
Norma) Christensen
Elgin Laboratories, Inc
Waterford
Henry Severgue
Court of Appeals
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Edward Tamm
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Wasilewski
National Association of Broadcasters
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Channel 10
Miarol
Shelly Wright
Wlbt TV
Jackson
Miss
Sons OF Immigrants
U. S. Senate
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Mike Manitos
Union Pacific Coal
Rock Spring
Wyo
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Game
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Johnson
White House
Rontalio
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Henry Harrison
Ronealio
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Negr Boys
Harlem Globetrotters
Africa
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Southern Medical Association
Kings County Hospital
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