In Our Opinion Let's Watch A C Powell
A C Powell faces a court order to pay Esther James 164000 in weekly installments. The piece notes Powell’s controversial history, shotgun incident, and calls for Congress to act to bar him from the next term if he does not settle. It urges lawmakers to demonstrate moral accountability.
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A. C. Powell
A.C. Powell
New York
Esther James
Lionel van Deerlin
California
Congress
Traffic safety reminder urges calm driving at high speeds
The Portland Traffic Safety Commission warns drivers to brake and react as if an emergency could occur, noting that at 60 mph a small object appears disproportionately large and demanding cautious, prepared driving.
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Portland, Oregon
Traffic Safety Commission
Hal Boyle's Americana ends with Santa style gifts amid staff ruse
Hal Boyle presents a satiricalAmericana column featuring a New York AP note about holiday generosity and office schemes. A spoof chain of letters recounts a winner receiving a Christmas bonus and the staff plotting grand prizes and secret funds, illustrating workplace ambitions and folly with a light holiday tone.
Grass disease hits golf greens during brutal 1966 summer
Paul Harvey notes a drought heat and heavy play damaged turf across the nation in 1966 with Chicago clubs like Bob O'Link suffering severe brown patches. He links climate shifts, disease, and overfertilization to the crisis, reports on university turf studies and upcoming turf conferences, urging municipal and club action to protect lawns and fairways.
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Bob Williams
Bob O'Link
Chicago
Congress Ethics Debate Prompts Voter Pressure in 1948
In Washington voters press Congress to establish an Ethics Committee as scandal and staff leaks erode trust. The piece recalls past cases from Rep. Parnell Thomas to Sherman Adams showing failures and partial probes, arguing for a permanent body to oversee conflicts of interest and a newer Corrupt Practises Act. Rep. Charles Bennett pushes a House Ethics study, hoping for decisive action in the 90th Congress.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Adam Clayton Powell
William Miller
Lockport
N. Y
GOP
Charles Bennett
D-Fla
House
Bennett
Corry Evening Journal masthead and publishing note
The text presents the Corry Evening Journal masthead with staff roles and cross references to Associated Press republication rights. It lists publisher George B Sample editor Allan Hasbrouck advertising manager McLaughlin production staff and various departments, plus postal and subscription details and distribution notes.
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Dally
Coring Journal
George B Sample
General Mo Journal
George & ‘Sample
Willaweather Cliy
Allan Hasbrouck
Wanggee Jobat
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
NYSE promotes stock gifts as personalized presents
The New York Stock Exchange mailed guidance on giving shares as gifts especially to youngsters. It called such gifts different and practical, more personal than cash, and a way to combine sentiment with good sense while adding excitement to life. Critics note stock prices are low and shares may substitute for a card but not the gift itself.
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NEW York
The
New York Stock Exchange
the Exchange
Exchange
Today in History highlights and stock gift guidance
Today marks December 8 1966 with world events from 1941 and 1925 plus a look back at Eisenhower and MacArthur. The piece then discusses stock gifts to minors, tax rules, brokerage steps, and the educational and financial pros and cons of giving stock to children. It ends urging readers to subscribe to The Journal.
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Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Free French
Holland
China
Japan
Adolf Hitler
International
Shanghai
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Leyte
Philippines
MacArthur
Bataan
Masaharu Homma
Understanding Swallowing Difficulties and Blood Pressure Effects
Medical notes discuss causes of swallowing difficulty from infections inflammations injuries and tumors. It notes most cases are not major while suggesting tests and possible esophageal procedures. The column also covers low blood pressure linked to longer life fewer heart issues and how to manage symptoms with diet rest and medications. Readers may write to Dr Coleman.
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New York City
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