What is happening to our youngsters
In Our Opinion the piece argues that youth violence and misbehavior mirror broader societal issues and that adults, especially parents, must provide discipline guidance and example. It stresses that bad acts exist across ages, worsened by widespread media, yet many children still protect pets and seek safety.
Pants diplomacy in Moscow hotel mix up over cleaned trousers
An American visitor in a modern Moscow hotel faces a language gag and a failed laundry. After hours of confusion with interpreters and staff, the pants vanish then reappear as a wrapped parcel to be sent to the U S ambassador in Warsaw.
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Moscow
Presidium
Soviet Union
Vala
Alyertia
Warsaw
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A Ne Ok
Inside White House briefing over Viet Nam plan leak
The July 27 briefing showed President Johnson detailing five Viet Nam options from troop withdrawal to nuclear action. He pressed Congress leaders for confidential input, with Ford asking about reserves and defense implications. A later backgrounder leaked, triggering Johnson’s fury at Ford.
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Jerry Ford
Grand Rapids, Mich
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Everett Dirksen
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What Is The Law About Property Rights In Divorce
The law treats property rights of spouses as separate from the divorce action. Each spouse normally has a half interest in jointly held property unless the couple agrees otherwise. In practice a husband may concede part or all of his share during settlement, especially if his grounds for divorce are disputed.
Television and the press spoke of riot coverage ethics
The piece debates how national TV should cover campus riots and protests. It cites Little Rock era fears, Brandeis Institute warnings, and quotes Dr Norton Long on television inciting violence and attracting crackpots.
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Medicare What It Is What It Isn't
The Journal explains the complex new Medicare law and answers key questions. It notes a $3.4 billion federal program, July 1966 payment start, and premiums drawn from retirement checks or direct payments. Government matching and yearly cost reviews affect doctor and hospital plan funding.
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Washington eyes stock exchanges for stronger SEC review
The SEC seeks broader power to review exchange rule making, enforcement, and disciplining brokers in exchange for potential antitrust immunity. The NYSE opposes blanket scrutiny, while Justice Department studies groups the trading markets. Cohen says SEC action would be court-reviewable.
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A. Willis Robertson
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Picnic Draws 5000 At Midway Park In Springs Event
Frank Walsh director of park activities says about 5000 people will attend company routings and family reunions at Midway Park Springs. The Pennsylvania Gas Co Warren will hold its annual employee picnic with about 2200 attendees, joined by Milton A. Peterson led committee. Betty Machina Co and Crawford Manufactur also planned to attend.
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Erie judge orders character review for inmate Cage
Erie County Judge Samuel Y. Rossiter orders a probation office led background investigation into Alan D. Cage who pled no contest to involuntary manslaughter in the January 5 incident that killed James Porter in Wattsburg. Sentencing set for August 19 with a $1000 bond current. maximum penalty three years and $2000 fine. Assistant DA Richard Bradendey will argue prior to the report.
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Samuel Y. Rossiter
Alan D. Cage
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Cage
Union City
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James Porter
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Richard Bradendey
Hold Rites For Roy L. Lillie
Final rites for Roy L. Lillie were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Zenas Bean officiating. Burial followed in Spring Creek Cemetery. Bearers included family members and numerous Lillie relatives from Fort Hood and multiple listed towns. many friends from Corry and Spring Creek attended.
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Hartford
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Scove City
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Youngstown
Ohio
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Sheffield
Marion Bers
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Kenneth
Ruth Bers
Mary Williams
Meadville
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Plumer
Berthia Curtelius
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Record July Auto Sales Hit 704000 Nationwide
Ward's Subivasive Report says Detroit area dealers sold a record 704000 new cars in July surpassing the 1958 July high by over 80000 units. About 7000 employees will be on hand for both plants, Walsh said.
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