Go To The Country Says Opinion Column
In Our Opinion exhorts readers to move to the country as cities are portrayed as time bombs. It cites crime, hotel break-ins, racial tension, and urban vice as signs of a sick city and urges relocation to escape the dangers and ethnic conflict threatening urban life.
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Lexington Avenue
Chiang Kai Shek
Plaza Hotel
Plaza
New York
New York Times
49Th Street
Broadway
New York City
Morgan Guaranty Trust
General Motors
James Roche
Productivity Slump Marks 1960s Era and Auto Regulation Plot
The piece traces a 1960s productivity decline as four day work patterns and absenteeism rose, blaming lax management, tradeable skills, and inflation. It notes GM executives lobbying during auto safety talks, with Rep Harley Staggers steering conferees toward compromise on defect repair payments and Transportation Department oversight.
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New York
Tate
Ross Malone
Transportation Department
Automakers and lawmaker clash over GM interests at capital
Amid talks on auto safety a GM backed amendment is debated as Hartke argues for free repairs while Harvey defends GM plant interests in Michigan and Chrysler Marine Division in Marysville. Moss warns the act would weaken protections as lawmakers press for public interest over tied industries.
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Saginaw
Chrysler Marine Division
Marysville
Hartke
No-Win War Side Effects and TV Burnett Show Flop
A commentary argues no modern war yields winners and cites Vietnam as example of lasting harm. It contrasts past victor vanquish with current weariness, notes acrimony at home, rising drug use, venereal disease, mental stress, and desertion. It references TV disappointments and public disillusion.
Grass Roots Opinion on Wildlife Refuge Fence Patrols
WEST WINFIELD NY STAR warns that respect for property is slipping and urges strict patrols at a New Jersey wildlife refuge. Fence lines are cut during hunting season to gain entry or bait placed outside boundaries. Refuge managers offer extra food inside to keep animals away from danger.
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West Winfield
N.Y
New Jersey Wildlife Refuge
Cupboard Was Bare Shaw receives renewed appeal
Cupboard Was Bare Shaw has largely been overlooked but finished its second season among the 10 most popular programs. After a soggy start last season it drew low ratings sparking survival speculation. Miss Day retooled the show with a new production crew and shifted the setting from pastoral to urban.
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ABC
Carol Burnett
Harvey Korman
Carol
Doris Day
CBS
Miss Day
Shaw
Maple sugar party and bowling scores noted in Corry
In Corry the Men’s Brotherhood met at Leon VanTassel’s home for a maple sugar party. Meantime nine keglers topped a 221 game and several teammates posted 200 plus scores. other league totals included Vanssens 219 Phillips 214 Lindecke 211 Harvey 208 Williams 205 Wotus 203 Hotchkiss 202 Spear 201. Rebekah Helping Hand sewed aprons and quilt blocks for Meadville’s OOF Children’s Home.
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Men's Brotherhood of
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Leon VanTassel
Hare Creek Road
Max Devereaux
al Vanssens
Everett Phillips
Walt Lindecke
Euland Harvey
Chuck Williams
Robert Wotus
Harry Hotchkiss
Ken Spear
Meadville
Rebekah Helping Hand
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Harley Staggers
D-W.va
Amiable House Commerce
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Clark Mollenhoff
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Grass Roots Opinion
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Erie County
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