In Our Opinion The New Dr. King Talent Out The Window
Our columnist critics Martin Luther King Jr and other black leaders for their Vietnam war stance and rhetoric. They argue King veers from erudite leadership toward rabble rousing, calling his rhetoric fuzzy and counterproductive while praising his early intelligent voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Adam Clayton Powell
Stokely Carmichael
Dick Gregory
Martin Luther King
King Tured
United States
Vietnam
Refineries to spend 45 million on pollution control in 1967
United States refineries plan to invest over 45 million dollars in 1967 to curb plant pollution, based on a survey by the Petro/Chem Engineer of Dallas. The large outlay signals refinery sincerity in reducing emissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado
Kans
United States
Petro/Chem
Dallas
City Hall answers readers on streets and dumps
A city official explains street design costs and frost heave risks, compares light duty asphalt to concrete paving, and outlines the new weekly refuse service, curb pickups, dump rules, and landfill hours. The letter also urges stricter traffic enforcement and a one way block plan for Center and Church streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon
Land- Gil
E. Church Street
Church Streets
Church Street
Europe and United States foreign policy comparison in 1776
A reader letter argues Europe may mirror early US independence and questions American restraint in Europe. It notes wartime NATO investments in France and critiques allied domination fears, referencing Churchill and Wilson and urging Council to address parking concerns.
Rambling Notes From Union City Chronicle
A mixed local column covers odd incidents from a meter reader with a stocking stuck to his back to a dog roundup by City Patrolman Warren Reynolds. It notes Corry and Union City fiscal concerns, poverty funds, and urban renewal retreat. The item also lists local students and military and civic notices with brief updates on residents and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Reynolds
South Center Street
Reynolds
Corry
Spring Creek
Elgin
Union City
Union City Hotel
Rice Hotel
James Oblinski
Henry Ford dies at Dearborn in candlelit home
Detroit report notes Henry Ford dies at 11 40 PM at his Dearborn residence after power loss from flood waters. Wrecking train responds to derailment near Ajax Iron Works yard in Meadville area. Corry Jamestown Corp launches first long distance delivery from local plant within 500 mile radius. City Council authorizes bids for 9 200 feet of larvia pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Ford
Erie Railroad
Meadville
Ajax Iron Works
Corry-Jamestown Corp
Horse Runs Wild On Franklin Street In Shocked Morning Scene
Mrs. Fred Cooper of Carter Hill was thrown from a bogey when a frightened horse bolted through Franklin street. She escaped with bruises and a shaking up while the bogey sustained damage. Leo Cook was installed as exalted ruler at a Corry Lodge of Elks meeting last evening, after a banquet at Arcade Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
Fred Cooper
Carter Hill
Leo Cook
Phler
Corry Lodge of Elks
Arcade
Warren
George Kurélowech
East Main Street
East Branch
Kureloweches
Hertz
Tom Cragg
Elks Club
Cragg
Raymond Plant
Associated Spring Corp
Raymond Division
Middle East
America
Suburbs rise as American civilization expands
Hal Boyle muses on suburb growth turning towns into a new civilization. He notes suburb dwellers face endless chores and social pressure to conform, from lawn rituals to home maintenance, while city workhorse commuters become “pilgrims in eternal shuttle.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
Bygosh
Big Heap
Mont
Greenwich Village
Jeee
Advances in Voice Restorations and Virus Treatments
Doctors outline laryngectomy outcomes and a new vibrating valve technique by Dr Montgomery at Massachusetts Eye and Ear, aiming for near normal speech after cancer. Interferon shows promise against viruses, with Falcoff and Wheelock researching production and use. Readers advised to consult their physicians for personal health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Montgomery
Massachusetts Hue and Ear Infirmary
Boston
Ernesto Falcoff
St. Vincent de Paul Hospital
Paris
Fred Wheelock
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
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Powell
Carmichael
Gregory
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Lke
Grass Roots Opinion
City Hall
Avant
Paul Harvey
Europe
France
NATO
Pentagon
State Department
de Caulle
Britain
Wilson
London
Churchill
United States of Europe
Council
Ake
Richard Hammond
James Hammond
North Center Street
Tri-State College
Angola
Ind
William T. Scott
Amos Tanner
Tanner
John C. Butters
Charles Butters
Wright Street
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Beta ‘Theta Pi
Perry A. Dingle
Lawrence A. Dingle
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Coast Guard
Merton Fitch
Fitch Motors
First Avenue
Canada
American Motors Co
Rambler
University of Pittsburgh
Willard Dyckes
Grace Street
Company A
Pennsylvania National Guard
New York
Topsy
Hal Boyle
Colema
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