Firestone chief urges 4-H youths to curb traffic deaths
E B Hathaway, president of Firestone, spoke to a Chicago 4-H gathering urging youths to campaign for traffic safety. He highlighted 55,300 annual traffic deaths, arguing the issue deserves attention next to war, crime, and poverty, and urged the students to help reduce this toll.
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Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
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Sea Bright memories and politics mix in a winter vignette
In a vivid winter portrait Sea Bright on the Jersey shore appears sunlit in summer and starkly quiet off season. The piece recalls a quirky town with saloons and a sprawling board of officials, and shifts to Washington where House Democrats clash over President Nixon's antipoverty bill amid backroom revolts and maneuvering by McCormack Perkins Ayres and Green.
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Jersey Shore
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Pop Keeler
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Nixon
Rebels Force Delays as Perkins Balks at Speaker
Democratic rebels led by Frank Thompson confront Speaker McCormack to block a bill, pressing Perkins to refuse. The scene in the House ends with threats of delaying tactics as Ford quibbles over Nixon, while FBI tips warn Viet Cong may infiltrate U.S. politics via cross border schemes from Canada.
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Carl Perkins
D-Ky
Frank Thompson
N.J
Perkins
Gus Hawkins
Calif
Bill Clay
Drug Abuse Here Is A Small Town Issue Exposed
An AP Special Correspondent discusses rising drug abuse in Corry and Union City, noting marijuana use among youths, two pushers in the area, and attempts by parents and police to address the problem. It cites veterans sending marijuana and warns parents to recognize signs while avoiding stigmatizing youths.
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State Police
Union City
Hugh A. Mulligan
Doc
Monsieur
Madame
Name That Doorway Choice in a World of Signs
A humorous ramble through global signs and labels in Rome, Germany, and beyond. The narrator balks at overcomplicated gender and role cues in public spaces, wondering how to distinguish identities like Mikado or Geisha, and Hero or Leander, amid doors labeled with screens and names across cities.
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Leander
Pete
Drake
Prize buck shot near Hudson school in Corry
Edward Dyer felled a 14 point buck weighing 169 pounds yesterday near Hudson school, a highlight from Corry’s 20 years ago. The Blue Bonnet Hotel reopened after months, run by Howard Crandall with his wife. Streets Director Carl Smith plans to use mill refuse as plywood for icy streets.
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Edward Dyer
Hudson School
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