Judges of Future Rule Family Car Priorities Says Laub
The article by former Erie County Judge Burton R. Laub in American Judicature Society Journal argues future judges will decide priorities on owning and operating cars amid oil depletion and pollution. He jokes about reverse priority for juniors and notes fathers may face court if disputes arise.
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Erie County
Burton R. Laub
American Judicature Society Journal
Laub
Dickenson College
Carlisle
Law
Junior
Pop
Press argues Nazi crimes and free press role in democracy
The piece contrasts Nazi death camps with modern press freedom, arguing atrocities must be reported to prevent repetition. It links loss of press freedom to rising totalitarian behavior and notes Spiegel, Inc. bribery probes implicating Hartke Olsen Morrison Brewster and others in congressional payoffs.
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Vietnam
Germany
Hitler
Buchenwald
Mauthausen
Belsen
Dachau
Auschwitz
My Lai
Hartke
Olsen
Morrison
Spiegel
Grand
Brewster
Inside the Nixon Spiegel network and Cleaver escape tale
A collage of political intrigue covers Spiegel and Baker fund raising to Senators, Cleaver’s audacious Oakland exit aided by a double and taped calls, Castro and Cuba dislike, Panmunjon and Moscow travels, Algeria base, Stokely Carmichael links, nuclear flight engine research, and Roger Ailes’ White House advisory role clarified as a consultant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiegel
Senate
Bobby Baker
Baker
Modie Spiegel
Chicago
Baker Wang
Fairchild Aviation
Nixon
Roger Ailes
Works
White House
Ailes
Corry Evening Journal advertising and publication details
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details including editors and staff, Associated Press affiliation, and subscription rates. It notes daily edition with Sunday excluded, carrier and mail options, and display advertising deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Evening Journal
Sout Street
Corry
George R. Sample
William Eaton
John McLaughlin
Associated Press
A Look At South Africa and Its Complex Image
A reflective piece weighs South Africa’s apartheid stance against its modern economy, resources, and scientific achievements. It notes US condemnation and sanctions while highlighting Gary Player, Christian Barnard, and the nation’s strong gold-backed economy. The tone contrasts moral critique with admiration for advanced infrastructure and potential atomic capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Barnard
South Africa
Successful Transplant
Marta and Jim Hartnett quit city life to live quiet in a Pacific Northwest cabin. He quit his job, she quit hers, and they found contentment farming, fishing, and building a new life. He forgives, she yawns, and they escape the urban grind for simple work and a fragile happiness.
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Ken Hartnett
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Marta
Jim
Talle
Pacific Northwest
Corry 1949 on call status and school board leaders
In Corry on December 6 1949 the hospital staff moved to have at least one of eight members on call for emergencies and police cases. Hubert S Vaughan and Edward W Feldt were elected president and vice president of the Corry Board of Education at the annual organizational meeting. Russ Patterson shot a 239 to pace a weekly rifle practice at the Corry Rod and Gun Club range.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Hubert S. Vaughn
Edward W. Feldt
The
Corry
Board of Education
Russ Patterson
Methodist Episcopal Church
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D-Mont
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D-La
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D-Md
Cy Anderson
Justice Department
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House Post Office Committee
George Cooklis
Black Panther
Eldridge Cleaver
Oakland
Cleaver
Don A. Schanche
True Magazine
Kathleen
Mexico
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Earl Andrew Ferrell
Paris
United States
Panmunjon
Korea
Moscow
United Nations
U.N
Algeria
Algiers
Stokely Carmichael
Guinea
New Mexican Desert
Moon
Paul Harvey
Republic of South Africa
Reds
Gary Player
Hal Boyle
Africa
H.F. Verwoerd
Yugoslavia
India
Ethiopia
Spain
Earth
Ralph Martin
Modern Dames Club
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