In Our Opinion on Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Race
The Beaver Falls News-Tribune notes that Democrat Milton J. Shapp and Republican Raymond P. Shafer exchange insults more than policy. It argues higher education and funding questions deserve clear leadership and progress over past barbs and campaign spending.
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Raymond P. Shafer
Milton J. Shapp
Shapp
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Beaver Falls
Corporate expositions draw crowds across the nation
Hundreds of thousands of Americans visit corporate art and science exhibits run by profit firms to build goodwill and promote products. From S C Johnson and Borg Warner to Allied Chemical and banks in New York, these touring displays reach audiences nationwide and abroad, leveraging factory tours and museumlike showcases to boost public relations and sales.
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New York
New York City
S.C. Johnson Son
Racine
Wis
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Borg Warner
Science Hall
Chicago
Times Square
Allied Chemical
United States
America
TV animal training contrasted with rewards and punishment
Paul Harvey discusses Daktari style training by Ivan Tors noting success relies on affection and rewards rather than punishment. He cites Victor Julian's dogs and baboons trained in South Africa, arguing incentives shape behavior and quip about bananas and labor. A coal chief appointment in Pittsburgh is announced with John Corcoran succeeding G Albert Shoemaker.
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Ivan Tors
Disney
Pittsburgh — Consolidation Coal Corp
John Corcoran
Board of
G. Albert Shoemaker
Roosevelt Lucy Mercer romance bared in Daniels book
Jonathan Daniels reveals in The Time Between the Wars details of Franklin D Roosevelt and Lucy Mercer romance while he was Navy assistant secretary. The affair, Eleanor Roosevelt’s reaction, and Lucy’s later marriage to Winthrop Rutherford are discussed with context on FDRs aspirations and family dynamics.
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Washington
Jonathan” Daniels
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Daniels
Lucy Mercer
Fdr
Navy
Wilson
Lucy
Red Cross
United States
Roosevelt
Kaiser Wilhelm
Teddy
White House
John
Eleanor Roosevelt
Elsie Cobb Wilson
Elsie
Col
Louis Little
Elsie Wilson Little
Elsie Little
Franklin
Steve Early
Passaic
N. J
Rutherford
Early
New York
Winthrop Rutherford
Mrs. Roosevelt
Rutherford, N. J
Warm Springs
Georgia
Elizabeth Shoumatoff
Eleanor
Franklin Roosevelt
Campobello
What Is The Law What Is The Law
In automobile accidents responsibility rests on negligence. A manager is unlikely liable unless he fails to provide adequate parking or police grounds. The motorist who caused the accident bears the sole responsibility. Religious differences do not invalidate a divorce. laws regarding religion are not a valid basis to annul a marriage.
Memories of Corry and Local Crime Notes
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recounts a 20 year old item from August 16 with Russia tensions and a burglary at a jewelry store. Two men pleaded guilty before Judge Evans. Harold R. Closkey received a $500 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. Service Officer Tanner announced termin al leave pay forms and a VFW session to aid veterans. Betty Lou Scott, eight, was seriously bitten by a watchdog on West Washington street and required stitches from Dr. J. C. Kibler.
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Eric
Judge Evans
W. E. Phillips
Harold R. Closkey
Tanner
VEW Today
VFW
Betty Lou Scott
West Washington Street
J. C. Kibler
Death of Scott Perkins Shocks Corry Community
Forty years ago on August 16 1926 Corry residents were stunned by the instant death of Scott Perkins former local resident after a fall from a pole near McKean. The same day Governor Al Smith spoke at Chautauqua Lake drawing about five thousand in attendance. Other items include a car collision at Findley Lake leaving both drivers unharmed and a jewelry store burglary in Corry.
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Corry
Scott Perkins
McKean
al Smith
New York State
Chautauqua Lake
Assembly
Today in History Highlights Across Centuries
On this day August 16 the year 1966 marks events from 1780 Camden battle to Bennington victory and later 1858 Victoria Buchanan cable pact 1914 WWI DFE France and more. Other items include 1946 rainfall homelessness in St. Louis 196? convention Adlai Stevenson 1980s alliance progress talks and a United Airlines crash over Lake Michigan with casualties.
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Associated Press
Camden
S.C
Lord Cornwallis
Horatio Gates
Bennington
Britain
Queen Victoria
U.S
James Buchanan
France
Philippines
St. Louis
Democratic National Convention
Adlai Stevenson
Uruguay
Cuba
Alliance For Progress
United Airlines
Lake Michigan
Chicago
O’hare
Mouth to mouth resuscitation guide for life saving
A health column outlines step by step mouth to mouth rescue: position victim on back, loosen constrictions, check mouth, tilt head, seal lips, blow to lungs, repeat at about 18 to 20 breaths per minute for adults, adjust for child, avoid air leakage, stay relaxed, rotate rescuer, call for help, and ensure no live electrical wires. It emphasizes practical demonstration and the importance of quick action.
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Peking
Col. Little
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Marine Corps
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