In Our Opinion Police Need Lawyers Too
A Chicago editorial argues police face expanded legal rights for suspects since 1964, hindering evidence collection. It discusses funding police legal advice, Northwestern University two year programs training lawyers for police work, and the high costs of hiring skilled advisers to balance rights and conviction needs.
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Best Time to Live in History Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle argues the present offers the best time to live, noting a middle aged man has seen two world wars, a depression, and vast tech changes from horse to jet. He portrays romantics, realists, and gamblers, but concludes life now provides plentiful goods before tomorrow’s innovations erase them. Subscribe to The Journal.
What Is The Law What Is The Law
A legal explainer outlines how a will can be revoked in Pennsylvania under the Wills Act. Methods include executing a new will or a document declaring revocation, or destroying the will by the creator or a designated party with witnesses.
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Highlights in History for December 2, 1965
On this day events include Monroe Doctrine enunciated in 1823, John Brown hanged in 1859, Union Pacific Railway ground broken in 1863, nuclear chain reaction demo in 1942, televised birth in 1952, McCarthy censure in 1954, Dulles Goa remark provoking protest in India, Eisenhower relief funds in 1959, Peron exile in 1956, and Brazil returning Peron to Spain.
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Corry Journal advertising and publication details
Publication info for Corry Journal and Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles, advertisers, and office addresses. Notes AP exclusive use of local news, postal classification, and pricing options. includes advertising deadlines and circulation details.
Letters Policy At The Journal Requires Writer Names
The Journal states letters will not be published unless the writer supplies their name and address for publication. The notice sets a strict condition on submission and underscores privacy limits for readers and editorial staff.
De Gaulle's France and U S Ties in Pearson View
Drew Pearson reports from Paris on Charles de Gaulle’s presidency and France’s economic policy. He notes Gaullist aims, farm subsidies, nationalizations, and wary yet pragmatic U.S. relations within a changing Common Market framework, forecasting continued leadership and enduring ties between France and the United States.
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Mind reading and ESP research across colleges
Mind reading is argued to be possible, with marriage offered as proof, though not scientifically accepted. The piece notes that eight colleges and universities study extrasensory perception and that twelve academically trained parapsychologists work full time with fifty more part time researchers seeking understanding of a sixth sense.
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France
Johnson
United States
Paranormal Links Highlight Parapsychology in News Pate
TheWall Street Journal reports on parapsychology studies and testimonies, noting cases of telepathy precognition and out of body experiences. Institutions like Duke UCLA and City College of New York are cited as supporting scientific inquiry into psychic phenomena.
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Newark College of Engineering
City College of New York
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St. Joseph's College
Philadelphia
Joseph's College
Topeka
Kansas
Government says factory pay outstrips living costs new york AP
Government data show factory workers with three dependents enjoy higher take home pay than the rise in living costs. The consumer price index sits at 110.4 percent of the 1957 59 average, up 1.9 percent from a year ago, while weekly take home pay rose to 116.1 percent and is up 4.8 percent from October 1964.
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Cain
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Commonwealth Cavalcade to Spotlight Civil Rights Measure
The Pennsylvania Equal Rights Council plans a commonwealth cavalcade in Harrisburg next Tuesday to press for a civil rights bill before the state legislature. The event aims to raise awareness among lawmakers and the public about equal rights initiatives.
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Harrisburg
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What is glaucoma and how it affects vision
Dr Coleman explains glaucoma types including acute and chronic forms, how fluid pressure damages the optic nerve, and differences from cataracts. The piece covers testing with the tonometer, treatment options from drugs to iridectomy, and emphasizes early detection through clinics and regular eye exams. It notes surgery widens the drainage canal and that prevention and follow ups protect vision.
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