In Our Opinion Guarding Our Values a Nation’s Paradox
The piece critiques American hypocrisy and inconsistency across issues from traffic deaths to civil rights for criminals and taxation to sex. It argues freedoms exist alongside government dominance and calls out double standards in sports payola versus amateurism and public virtue versus private behavior.
No Letting Go: Seizing the Moment Keeps Good Things
A brief note urges preserving positive gains and opportunities before they fade. It emphasizes timely action to safeguard benefits and maintain momentum. The message centers on proactive effort and staying attentive to valuable outcomes.
Grass Roots Opinion on American Food Spending
In Shelbeville Kentucky the Sentinel notes that the average American family spends 18 of its income on fond, contrasting with 23 in England 45 in France and 62 in the Soviet Union. It argues American housewives enjoy more variety nourishment and goods due to free enterprise and competition keeping prices aligned with demand.
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Shelbeyville
England
France
Soviet Union
America
Fuel shortage idles 104000 in Pittsburgh area
Yesterday's memories note a coal strike causing widespread shutdowns. In Erie an application for a marriage license was filed by Raymond H. Quetteveld and Helen T. Jones of Corry. The Corry Nurses' Alumnae Association will meet Tuesday at 7:90 PM at 425% East Pleasant Street.
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Erie
Raymond H. Quetteveld
Helen T. Jones
Corry
Corry Nurses
Richard, Merker
East Pleasant Street
Mallar
Madera Tribune
California
James M. Cobey
Cobey
California Senate
Sherwood Ross
WOL
Washington, D.C
Ross
D.C
Washington
Marvin Sosna
Thousand Oaks
Delinquent School Taxes Paid. Deer Season Opens
Over 5000 dollars in delinquent school taxes were paid into the office of Collector G. H. Gordon in the past two months as the 1926 tax penalty took effect. A late deer season forecast suggests heavier statewide kills ahead after zero reports on opening day. Sixteen high school football players, including manager Bruce Smith, will receive letters for the 1934 season under Coach Glen Owen.
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G. H. Gordon
Bruce Smith
Glen
Owen
Corry Evening Journal Classified and AP Masthead Fragment
Fragmentary newspaper masthead shows staff roles and offices for The Corry Evening Journal and Associated Press usage. Shipping, advertising, and distribution details appear with multiple city addresses and rate notes, but text is incomplete and partially garbled.
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Fuguanea Dany
West Hies Street
Corry
Pati Co
Evening Jet
George R Sample
Han Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
Joho E Laughlin
G. Bergman
Harlong Advertising
Bottinelli-Rimball, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Michigan Square
Chicago
Moriege and Bond
Detsolt Chamber
Pittsburgh
Welehtman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Loral News
Commerce
AP News
Gambling Financier Saul Silberman Builds Tropical Park Empire
Saul Silberman, 71, owner of Tropical Park in Miami, built a racing and betting empire from Baltimore roots. Once special assistant to Maryland’s FHA director, he forged tracks in Cleveland and Painesville, bought the Browns, and now holds 927 of Tropical Park stock with about 5 million debt as Tropical Park opens Florida season.
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Mr. Silberman
Tropical
Mr. S
Silberman
Maryland
F.ha
Canada
Randall Park
Cleveland
Ralph de Chiaro
Painesville
Ohio
Saul
Eyeland Browns
Tropical Park Race Track
Miami
Florida
Gold Coast
Gene Mori
Hialeah
Jin Donne
Gulfstream
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
University of Miami
Tropical Park
Saul Silberman
Tapped Dominican Embassy Phones Spark U S Court Case
The Drew Pearson column details FBI eavesdropping on the Dominican Embassy in 1961 after Trujillo’s assassination. It notes Judge Gasch sealed the evidence, Rusk pressed to suppress it, and questions ongoing about the scope and duration of the wiretaps affecting Bobby Baker and other Dominican contacts.
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State Department
FBI
Trujillo
Washington
Juan Bosch Eral
Dean Rusk
Oscar Ginebra
Inter-American Development Bank
Baker
Sult
Justice Department
Bobby Baker
Senate
U. S
Oliver Gasch
The
Joaquin Balaguer
Jose Benitez
Puerto Rico
Juan Bosch
Benitez
Bosch
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Armistead L. Boothe
Alexandria
Howard Smith
Virginia
William P. Woolls
Supreme Court of Appeals
Smith
Friday Fish or Friday Fowl as Inflation Shifts Diet
New York reports a shift in eating habits due to Catholic meatless Fridays and Thanksgiving extension. Chicken prices fall despite inflation, boosting poultry demand while fish markets expand as processing advances and production trends rise.
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New York
Agriculture Department
On This Date in History December 2 1966 Events
Historical milestones noted include Louis Napoleon becoming Emperor Napoleon III in 1852, the Monroe Doctrine delivery in 1823, John Brown's Harper's Ferry raid and execution in 1859, FDR asking about Indochina in 1941, McCarthy censured in 1954, Pope Paul VI in Bombay in 1984, and Fidel Castro's 1989 remark about a single party.
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Louis Napoleon
Napoleon III
Congress
James Monroe
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Charlestown
W.va
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Indochina
Senate
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Pope Paul VI
Rome
Bombay
India
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Ear Pain in Flight and Weight Loss Advice
Reader letters discuss earache during takeoff and landing with nasal spray tips to ease pressure. A separate query on weight loss pills yields Dr. Coleman's cautious guidance that lasting fat loss comes from caloric balance and behavior change.
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