Opinion: War Without End Or Is It
In Our Opinion the Viet Nam war drags on due to refusal to pursue victory. The House Foreign Affairs Committee urges intensified bombing of North Viet Nam targets like MIG bases and fuel depots, arguing political fears block decisive action. The piece cites Truman and calls for bold action to end the war.
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Memory as the best vehicle ever known
Americana Hal Boyles column muses memory as a perfect vehicle surpassing Cinderella’s coach or a railroad car. It wanders through humorous vignettes about aging, sight gags, streetcars, teeth, vaudeville, stockings, picnics, tires, shirts, and a rarely rung telephone, painting a bygone era with playful nostalgia.
New York Russia Boycott Threats At UN Over Iran Soviet Bilateral Pacts
Yesterday in New York the Soviet Union demanded the UN Security Council drop scrutiny of the Tranian case and accept a bilateral Iran USSR settlement as final. Erie County Volunteer Firemen reorganizes after years of activity with Kearsarge Hose Company meeting led by Fire Chief Andrew Paulson and Postmaster James Sullivan. Cinderella contest at Rex theatre advances none of the many entrants. A large shack on North Center Street burned, attributed to a candle’s illumination, with Floyd Middleton and Russell Beckwith Jr. property owners overseeing the scene.
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Andrew Paulson
James Sullivan
Floyd Middleton
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Phantom prowler terrorizes Corry with string of burglaries
A mysterious prowler has raided Corry in multiple burglaries and attempted break ins, dodging a gunshot and eluding police as residents swear by the alarming spree that is sweeping the city. F T England prepares to return to Erie Railroad duties while Charles A Hurd dies in an industrial accident. Theo P Williams reports a record day in life insurance contracts worth 160 500 at Edward A Woods Co. with annual premiums totaling 4499 65.
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Today in History highlights and events list
On this date in history notable events include Ponce de Leon claiming Florida in 1515 and the first US air squadron’s WWI European front assignment in 1918. Other items note Tunisian independence assembly election ten years ago and a Persian Gulf ship sinking. The piece also mentions ongoing Berlin Allied vehicle blockade developments and social observations.
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Steel imports seen as key to meet demand amid booming economy
New orders at major mills rise beyond planned levels as the Viet Nam war and strong economy boost steel use. Industry officials foresee production climbing from 6.7 million tons in February to 8 million in March and 85 million in April and May, with imports urged to prevent shortages.
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Sam Dawsons
New York
Kurt Orban
American Institute For Imported
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Night of the surrender and murder in a city room
Jim Bishop recalls a dull night when the Fish and Game Editor Pete Hurley and city desk staff watched a stranger enter the newsroom. A dramatic confession followed, with a husband shooting his wife and lover after Mamie’s alleged infidelity, ending with the killer surrendering.
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Adams Plans Comeback After White House Exit
Sherman Adams, former New Hampshire governor and influential White House figure, is staging a comeback after resigning amid a conflict of interest scandal involving Bernard Goldfine. Adams plans to lecture and has allied with regional figures to revive his public role while his family draws income from memoirs and sold artworks.
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Sherman Adams
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Life Magazine
Lets Talk About Nutrition and Caloric Needs
Nutrition basics emphasize balanced intake of calories, proteins, fats, carbs, vitamins, minerals, and fluids. Caloric needs vary by age, sex, build, climate, and activity. heavy laborers may need up to 4000 calories while desk workers may need around 1500. Malnutrition stems from diarrhea, vomiting, poor appetite, or illness. vitamins cannot fully substitute for proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. Adequate nutrition is accessible through physicians and public health officials, with letters welcomed to Dr Coleman.
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