Aged Drivers Exceed Expectations In National Study
A University of Denver study analyzing 31 jurisdictions shows drivers aged 65 and over represent 7.4 percent of drivers but only 4.8 percent of accidents. Older drivers show substantially fewer injuries and lower fatality rates, with Minnesota scoring highest in safety. The findings prompt shifts toward fairer licensing and insurance rules and a raised reexamination age to 70 in Washington, D.C.
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The
University of Denver
the Administration of Aging
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
District of Columbia
ADA
William Bechill
Washington, D.C
England Sees Tax Burden Rise Amid Economic Stringency
In a stern April 196? review, the piece notes Britain faces higher taxes to curb consumer demand and fund pensions, with a corporate tax hike to 45 percent and payroll tax increases. It cites devaluation’s aim to boost competitiveness, slower debt reduction, and gradual productivity gains after World War II baggage.
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New York
Britain
Robert Browning
England
Wallace ex governor linked to neo Nazi youth faction
The article reports George Wal lace, former Alabama governor and Wallace presidential hopeful, as the alleged connection point to a revived neo Nazi movement through Youth for Wallace now renamed National Youth Alliance. It details financial entanglements with Willis Carto and the Liberty Lobby, plus a January 25 leadership conference near Monroeville Pennsylvania where Carto and Yockey advocate extremist views.
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Washington
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace Youth Movement
NYA
Conley
Monroeville
Carta
Curtis B. Dall
Liberty Lobby
Nazis Seize Control Of Youth Group In Neo Nazi Takeover
The National Youth Alliance faced a covert power grab by neo Nazi factions led by Willis Carto and Francis Parker Carto. NYA leaders resigned after failed fundraising, claiming interference and financial pressure from the rival group who dubbed them a committee of Action Associates Inc. Carto allegedly moved NYA's mailing address and seized assets, while officials testified to pressure and legal maneuvering as the group fell under neo Nazi control.
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Francis Parker Yockey
Carto
Yockey
United States
Germany
Europe
NYA
NVA
Committee of Action Associators, Inc
Action Associates
National Youth Alliance
Lobby
Acord
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Francis Parker Vi
Willis Carto
Not Enough Time by Jim Bishop in Paradise Island
The Nassau sun bleaches Paradise Island as Hollywood producer Richard Brooks reflects on his career from humble beginnings. Brooks recounts his Marine service, early writing gigs, and the pivotal help from Mark Hellinger, leading to his work on Brute Force and The Happy Ending. He admits mixed feelings about Hellinger while acknowledging his rise as a director.
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Nassau
Paradise Is Land
Hollywood
Richard Brooks
Philadelphia
Marine Corps
Richard
Brooks
Scripps-Howard
WNEW
NBC
Mark
Jerry Wald
Humphrey Bogart
Hellinger
The
Bahama Sun
United Artists
Mark Hellinger
Corry Evening Journal Classified Tiny Fragments
Snippet shows old newspaper ad text with pricing per copy by mail and carrier in Corry Pennsylvania. Mentions Saturday deadline and subscription rates.
Corry Hospital bids exceed by funds for 1949 project
The Corry Memorial Hospital construction bids last night pushed costs beyond expectations by 50 000 to 60 000 dollars, with total project cost set at 700 000 dollars. Fred Marsh of Corry, a Cleveland Indians player, was optioned to Sacramento in a Pacific Coast League deal that also brings Al Benton to Cleveland. A Baptist Men's Brotherhood meeting at Harold Redding's Jamestown home drew a record attendance of 28 men.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Fred Marsh
Corry Boy
Cleveland Indians
Sacramento
Pacific Coast League
Marsh Oes
al Benton
Cleveland
Baptist Men's Brotherhood
Harold Redding
Jamestown
Today in History dates and events from 1967 to 1969
A montage of historical notes for April 21 highlighting events such as the Greek army seizure in 1967, Rome's legendary founding in 753 B C, the Black Hawk War beginning in 1832, San Jacinto battle in 1896, the first Mississippi River train crossing in 1856, Soviet Berlin penetration rumors, Dien Bien Phu reinforcement link in 1854, a Geneva nuclear test talks conference ten years prior, LBJ’s poverty revolution call five years earlier, and a 1964 or 1965 defector revealing Saigon plans one year prior.
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B.C
Rome
Romulus
Upper
Mississippi
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Mississippi River
Rock Island
Til
Davenport
Towa
Berlin
U.S. Air Force
France
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Geneva
Lyndon B. Johnson
Saigon
Corry Journal Readers Asked to Send Brief Letters
The Corry Journal invites readers to submit brief legibly written letters on a single subject. Each submission must include the author's signature and address for publication. The paper assumes no responsibility for statements and reserves the right to condense.
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The
Corry Journal
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Youth For Wallace
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John Acord
National
Dennis McMahon
Louis Andrews
Corry
Jim Bishop
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Mr. Brooks
Texas
Temple University
Morris Plan
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