In Our Opinion Cant The Consumers Take Care Of Themselves
The column argues against federal consumer protection measures. It asserts laws on weights, measures, and labeling exist, but warns against government packaging rules that curtail consumer choice. The author portrays housewives as capable judges who punish deception by switching brands.
Federal Reserve rate hike prompts fears of higher borrowing costs
The article outlines expected ripple effects from the Federal Reserve raising interest rates 4 percent, including higher corporate and consumer borrowing costs, potential cuts in business expansion, pricier inventories, tougher bond and mortgage markets, and a slower housing market, with the Treasury facing higher borrowing costs amid a growing deficit. It notes critics warn tighter money could slow growth and lift taxpayer costs for public works.
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Saint Cellea
Treasury
Stopgap with Japan debated to avert Pearl Harbor era
Washington politics focus on whether a wartime stopgap with Japan could have prevented Pearl Harbor. In Corry, eight year old Freda Peterson was seriously injured after being struck by a car at Center Street crossing near the Pennsylvania Railroad. Bids for sale of former Paul Spielman residence and adjacent structures were set for Board of Education action Monday night. Don Nantes and Joe Hyde assist at Corry Jessup and Turner store during holiday rush. Mr and Mrs D Armour Hillstrom hosted a coffee party at 647 East Wayne Street in honor of Mr and Mrs James Lewis who plan to move to Indianapolis. Christmas decorations set a festive mood.
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James Lewis
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Indianapolis
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Forty Years Ago December 8 1925 News Item
Loot from W E Phillips jewelry store estimated 3000 to 3500, thieves flee in a Horton J Davis Chevrolet from Star garage. A shack on Fifth avenue burned, owned by Leonard McElroy, destroyed with contents. Forest Clifton born December 4 to Charles and wife Rickers of Corry R D 6. New Board of Education elected Harrison H Keppel as director after Sam G Sweet resignation. Keystones beat New York Crescents 81 26 as Main Rich starred in varied field goal shooting.
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Horton J. Davis
Star
Leonard McElroy
Fifth Avenue
Board of Education
Harrison H. Keppel
Sam G. Sweet
Keystones
New York Crescents
General rule on out of state divorces in Pennsylvania
A foreign divorce is generally valid for all purposes in Pennsylvania including alimony rights if authorized. Pennsylvania courts may challenge jurisdiction by examining whether the spouse obtaining the divorce was domiciled in the state issuing the decree. If lack of jurisdiction is found, the divorce is not recognized in Pennsylvania, though it may be recognized in a third state.
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Adventure at sea with Away We Go In and Grand Bahama trip
Jim Bishop recalls a voyage aboard a 36 foot cabin cruiser Away We Go In bound for Grand Bahama Island with wife and journalist perspective. He weighs risk versus luck, notes Gulf Stream crossing, equipment, prior boat repairs, gambling, and the allure of sea freedom against prudence. He reflects on safety, adventure, and the crew’s skills as they plan a magazine assignment voyage.
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Kelly
Grand Bahama Island
Grand Bahama
Jack Tar
Memory Rock
The Ambush Word in Vietnam War Debate
Hal Boyle notes the word ambush draws sharp feelings in both U S and Vietnamese sides. He cites a jungle clash near Sai Gon where the Big Red One suffered heavy casualties, while a spokesman calls it a meeting engagement. Semantics shape war reporting and strategies as both sides pay a price.
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Today in History December 8 1955
On this date the United States Britain and France declared war on Japan in 1941 and Newport Rhode Island was captured by the British in 1776. Lincoln issued the emancipation proclamation in 1863. Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf was published in 195.
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Seaughligh
United States
Britain
France
Japan
Newport
Abraham Lincoln
Adolf Hitler
Johnson to scale back White House social season
President Johnson plans a modest White House social schedule after Christmas as Viet Nam casualties rise. The shift follows admissions by Bob McNamara that the missiles lead in space, not satellites, complicating earlier Kennedy era social ambitions. Cyrus Vance is aimed for Defense post, while McNamara could move to interior roles. Meany pressures AFL CIO retirees to leave the executive council, shaping labor leadership in San Francisco.
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Johnson
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Kennedy
Cyrus Vance
Defense Department
Vance
Bob McNamara
Defense McNamara
McGeorge Bundy
Pentagon
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
Sealing your health by Dr Lester Coleman
Reader questions on kidney stones and bad breath odor are addressed. Causes of stones include gout infections and calcium use, with prevention via blood chemistry and condition control. Bad breath often stems from oral bacteria and dental issues, with masking rinses only temporary while underlying causes are treated.
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