Leaders urged to face unrest with courage not retreat
The piece argues against a hidden leadership and urges bold public action against crime and dissent. It cites the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence and describes Nixon era TV strategy to promote policies, with Agnew and White House aides steering coverage.
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National Commission On the Causes and Prevention
National Commission On Crime
Washington
Spiro Agnew
White House
Nixon
GOP
Lyn Nofziger
Nofziger
Managed News Drive Shapes Nixon TV Messaging
The piece details how Nixon aides used television to push policies and shape the President’s image. It notes Bry ce Harlow and Patrick Buchanan guiding strategy, Agnew’s speeches pressuring networks, and Ailes’ blunt TV framing. It cites Hosland Rosenthal sourcing Bartlett quotes for a national audience.
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Bryce Harlow
White House
GOP
Opinion: Narcotics Fuel Crime Prompt Action
A Russell Springs Kentucky editorial notes a drug addict in custody spends about 200 dollars daily, arguing narcotics use drives crime and urging authorities to curb narcotics flow and sales to reduce criminal activity. It emphasizes stemming supply as essential to public safety.
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Russell Springs
Times Journal
Wade
Three Clean Novels Worth Reading This Season
A reader recommends True Grit by Charles Portis The Chosen by Chaim Potok and The Spy Who Spoke Porpoise by Philip Wylie as worthy, accessible fiction that avoids sensationalism. These titles offer engaging plots vivid characters and strong writing without crude language, appealing to families and casual readers alike.
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Myra Breckenridge
Charles Portis
Chaim Potok
Philip Wylie
John Wayne
Evan
The Professional Grandfather and Jonesy’s House Rules
A columnist reflects on Thomas W. Jones of Rensselaer New York who bills himself as a professional grandfather. His booklet Household Hints for Grandfathers or Dont Trust Anyone Under 60 mocks modern parenting with practical jokes and quirky advice.
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Thomas W. Jones
Renssealer
New York
Bea's Restaurant Opens In Corry In Former Imperial Hotel
Corry’s newest dining spot Bea's Restaurant opens Saturday on the first floor of the former Imperial Hotel building under Mr. and Mrs. James Wharton. Merle C. Brown wins a 1950 Ford from the Erie County Ford Dealers Association in a morning drawing.
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Corry
Bea
Imperial Hotel
James Wharton
Merle C. Brown
Spring Street
Erie County Ford Dealers Association
Landlord Liable Only for Negligence in Act of God Case
In a question and answer item the lawyer states that a landlord is not ordinarily liable for damages from a severe storm treated as an Act of God. The landlord owes duty for maintenance of common areas but only to the extent of negligence. no negligence is shown in this scenario. Published in the Corry Evening Journal.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
George R. Sample
William Eaton
John McLaughlin
Associated Press
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