In Our Opinion Try Not To See Election With Fishy Eye
Our opinion piece criticizes the Democratic convention in Chicago and contrasts it with the Miami Beach Republican gathering. It argues leadership is needed as the country faces war, economic woes, and low voter turnout, urging citizens to vote and participate. The author laments apathy and calls for action at the polls.
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Mason Denison In Harrisburg
Harrisburg report surveys legislative moves in Pennsylvania. It notes a House vote near 178 to 18 with swift Senate action expected, plus governor and party tensions over amendments. The column discusses a potential teacher pay cap repeal, absentee voting, and added compensation for condemned homes, highlighting political stakes and hoped reforms.
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Chicago faces militant threat to Democratic convention
Police intelligence warns of an invasion of black militants and leftist groups converging on Chicago to disrupt the Democratic convention. Plans allegedly include gun threats, urban violence, mass rallies, and coordinated media coverage with an emphasis on disrupting the amphitheater and expected clashes near Grant Park and hotel districts.
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Corry Picnic Highlights Mead Park Boosters Club
Twenty five Mead Park Boosters Club members, sponsored by the Corry Welfare Organization, held a Mead Park picnic amid heat records on August 25. Corry Merchants suffered a 191 loss to the Jamestown Bombers at Loveland Field in a hitless game last evening.
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The Kennedy ticking sets mood at Democratic Convention
Reporter notes Senator Edward Kennedy controls the guilt votes and may use his name to spark a presidential bid while the Democratic National Committee strains under divisions. The piece portrays Kennedy as central yet not certain to run, with Lyndon Johnson guidance sought and Ted’s past tragedies shaping the moment. The Democrats monitor the ticking time bomb as the convention unfolds.
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Why Business Loves Teeners and Other Oddities
Hal Boyle surveys teen spending with 25 million youths yielding at least 18 billion dollars yearly and projected to reach 20 billion by 1970 across food clothing and trends. A mix of light notes covers milk energy claims safety chases dental health alcohol impact and a profile of old quotes and trivia.
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