In Our Opinion A National Tragedy Herald Tribune
The Meadvill Tribune echoes a悲 and notes the New York Herald Tribune’s closure is a national loss. It highlights strikes and consolidation hurting journalism, predicting fewer strong papers as costs rise and democracy’s free press faces grave danger.
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Herb Alpert Chases Happiness Amid Record-Busting Fame
Hal Boyle notes Herb Alpert, at 29, riding a golden avalanche of fame with the Tijuana Brass. The trumpeter projects 1966 grosses near 82 million, driven by a new upbeat sound that eclipsed protest music. Alpert hopes for contentment over money, recalling army taps duty and choosing home life despite global tours and emerging Europe engagements.
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Media voices and violence shaping public behavior
Paul Harvey warns mass media fuels latent passions and violence. Wertham links murder contagion to newspapers and radio. Critics note sensational TV and news coverage distort justice, while press freedom remains essential to liberty. The piece urges restraint and responsibility in reporting.
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Man Buys Two Cars to Secure Family's Future
A local resident purchases two new cars while remaining in the same home. He invests his income to ensure financial security for his two children and maintain stability for the family.
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Lester Maddox
Governor races shift as Georgia and other states test party lines
Washington dispatch surveys looming gubernatorial contests across Georgia, Pennsylvania, California, and North Carolina. Nelson Rockefeller in New York backs a third term. Pat Brown in California faces Reagan backed by right wing GOP. Milton Shapp in Pennsylvania marks a historic Jewish candidacy. Howard Callaway’s bid in Georgia probes Republican strength while Arnall debates poll tax repeal and civil rights impact. North Carolina nominates two Greek American Democrats for Congress, signaling shifting voter tolerance.
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Pat” Brown
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Today in History for August 18, 1986
Highlights include Wilson urging U.S. neutrality in World War I in 1914, the Wilkes Expedition leaving Norfolk for the Antarctic in 1838, Nazi Germany seizing Slovakia in 1999, and Montgomery appointed to command the British Eighth Army in Egypt in 1942. Other notes cover Italian mainland shelling by American ships in 193? and drought disaster areas declared in 1965.
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New Jersey
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Banks lift prime rate amid loan boom and Fed limits
Banks push the prime rate to multi‑year highs as demand for loans surges in a booming economy. Despite higher costs, borrowers seek funds for expansion and consumer needs, while banks avoid large Fed‑fund borrowings by relying on interbank lending. The higher rates aim to cool demand, yet many borrowers expect rising sales and profits, with mortgage loans most affected. Sunday August 18, 1966.
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Speaking on Your Health Dr Coleman Advice
Dr Coleman discusses first aid steps for unconscious victims and the need to call professionals. He cautions against moving the injured, advises keeping them warm, applying direct pressure to bleeding, not giving liquids, and turning the head to the side. If still not breathing, mouth-to-mouth resuscitation is essential. He notes training via Red Cross can be quick and simple.
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