Backlash Over U S Aid in World Relations
In Our Opinion, the United States faces backlash for its postwar largesse. U S aid to France, Greece, and Turkey under the Truman Doctrine is blamed for provoking independence, weaponization, and tension with Europe, Japan, and West Germany, while gratitude remains scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
DeGaulle
France
Nuclear Nation Club
Greece
Turkey
Japan
West Germany
WWII Normandy Invasion Reaches French Coastheads
From Rome to London the 1944 invasion mobilizes Allied forces as thousands land between Marseille and Nice and reach initial objectives within an hour. German radio claims the hour of battle, while reports recount raids and coastal fortifications along with a mix of domestic notices and local sports scores from the era.
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Rome
France
Marseille
Nice
Boy Comes Home Early From School Tears on Note
A five-year-old in blue overalls returns from his second day of school to a Wyoming ranch, his mother rushing to him as he bears a smudged note and trembling lips, revealing distress.
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Jackson
Wyoming
Martha Marean
White House talks and a stuttering boy’s rise
President Johnson hosts governors Pat Brown and Matthew Welsh after a dinner for UN Secretary General U Thant. They discuss Viet Nam, Congo, poverty, and his vice presidential prospects. A Wyoming teacher Martha Marean helped Cliff, a stutterer, become a confident student, highlighting persistent education. Smathers pushes John O’Keefe for a tax court post amid White House jockeying for the commission on food marketing and its impact on housewives.
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Washington
Pat Brown
California
Matthew Welsh
Indiana
White House
U Thant
Corry area notes and ongoing community items unfold
Local briefs cover jointure school funds and future merger in 1966, CHEER craft needs male instructors, hydrofracking awareness, neighbor watches for elderly residents, school patrol director nearing 88, Notre Dame dean’s list for Don Wharton, and various regional updates including mailmen testing new road slurry, diplomas from Jamestown Business College, Marine recruiting commendation, Holstein- Friesian dairy classifications, and civic notes on clubs, banks, and potential expansions.
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Jointure School
Jointure
Texas
Corry
Fire Department
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Richard Schneider
Dowell Company
Department of the Interior
Leslie J. Kelly
Nt Aeel
Union City
Jamestown Business College
Jamestown
Connie Lee Messenger
Edward W. Messenger
Mead Avenue
Linda Lewis
Lester Lewis
Oakley Avenue
Sue Ellen Proper
Arden Proper
Cleveland
Marine Recruiting District
Arthur J. Leonard
Spartansburg
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Harry
George
Ivan Rose
Marion W. Alsdorf
Lynford E. Jackson
Obituary notices for Holton and Nickelson in Erie region
In Erie on August 1 a daughter Leona Marie was born to Mr and Mrs Holton formerly Miss Florence Esterbrook. Mads Nickelson aged 82 died at his home Thursday evening after a long career as a prominent farmer of the area for over 30 years. He was well known locally.
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YMCA
Warren
Corry
Columbus Merchants Association
Marine Bank of Erie
Citizens National Bank
Phil Amoroso
Quality Cash Grocery
North Center’ Street
Meadville
Union City Country Club
Internal Revenue Service
Curtis Colburn
Collins
N.Y
Armitage
Cobb
Spring Creek
Colburn
East Branch
Aireman
John S. Weis
RD. 1
Viet Nam
U.S. Pacific Air Forces
USAF
John M. Nichols
United States Navy
Ussr
Ky Huntington
Mayport
Pis
Catherine M. Martin
East Congress Street
Ton
Erie
Leona Marie
Holton
Florence Esterbrook
Mads Nickelson
R. D
Koawa
Fly Swarms Invade Lake Resort Area
Lake Chautauqua suffers heavy fly infestations along the shore with millions of pests in Sunset Bay and Woodlawn Section, prompting Chautauqua Lake Association to loan a pyrethrum larvacide fogger to North Harmony officials. Highway crews report efforts to cover affected communities as residents express frustration after three days of swarms.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauqua Lake Association
Woodlawn
North Harmony
Charles MacDonnell
Town of Harmony
Sunset Bay
Wealth in Clutter: Cash in Dr Klein’s Apartment
In New York a late Dr Samuel A Klein's cluttered eight room duplex held two metal boxes packed with 231450 in cash across 50 envelopes. Bills ranged 10 to 500 and uncashed checks plus stocks and bonds of uncertain value were found alongside. Klein aged 71 lived alone. after his death relatives and officials visited the scene with a court clerk and tax agent to inventory the treasures.
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New York
Samuel A. Klein
Klein
den Ust
Avenue
Journal Daily Offers Homey News for Distant Family
A concise note from The Journal daily encouraging readers to stay connected with family away from home. It highlights warm, homey content meant to comfort and entertain readers missing loved ones who live far away.
Titusville Youth Admits Vandalism at High School Lawn
An 11-year-old Titusville youth told police he damaged Titusville Senior High School lawn by spinning his car wheels, tearing turf and causing about 400 dollars in damage. He posted 40 dollars bond after admitting malicious mischief and was to appear before the school board.
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Titusville
Titusville Senior High School
Glen Charles Eisenhuth
Har
Axwa
Sm Whuth
Viet Nam
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Suvivel
London
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Shery
Wood
Seamens and
Vanssens
Dre W. W. Graham
Corry Lodge
F and AM
Columbus Lodge No. 264
Glenn Donaldson
Lloyd Stowe
Mr. Stowe
Ian J. W. Irwin
Mrs. al -Hol
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Mother
Drew Pearson
Congo
John Connally
Democratic Party
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Saat
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Gridiron Club
Little Cliff
Welsh
Johnson
American Heritage Foundation
Secretary of
Defense
Mr. McNamara
Secretary of State
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Dean Rusk
Gorgeous
George" Smathers
George Smathers
Florida
Cheyenne
Wyoming Education Association
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Cliff
Martha Mareau
Clifford Hansen
Smathers
John O'Keefe
U. S
Lyndon
O'Keefe
Treasury Department
American Bar Association
Raland
Senate
House
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D-Wye
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Frederick County
Harford County
Maryland
Phillips
Consolidated Grocers
Baltimore
Food Commission
Freeman
George Mehren
Commission
News
Donald Wharton
University of Notre Dame
Don
College of Arts and Letters
Corry Area
Gene
Lethman
Aero Supply
Michigan Avenue
Fort Myers
Fla
Conry Area
Aione
Tess
Concord
the Journal Daily
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Bond Bull Gail
Chamber of Casimerce
Ing
Pittsburgh
Weightman Building
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Ann Page
Pork & Beans
Sultana
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Bartlett
Corry, PA
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