In Our Opinion on Gun Sale Sense and Regulation
In Our Opinion argues for stricter gun controls citing gun-related deaths and historic incidents. It contrasts hunters with the need to curb firearm access and references J Edgar Hoover and James V Bennett statements to support regulatory measures. The piece advocates strict but not oppressive controls to reduce preventable deaths.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Washington Pushes Iron Clad No-Strike Pact In Key Industries
The government seeks a strict no-strike pledge in major industries following its coal strike victory over John L. Lewis. Rail service through Corry returns to normal after soft coal strike cut passenger mileage. previously planned midnight curtailments did not occur. Local notes include Patterson Photo Products opening winners and accidents at Chapin store and Batts home. Deer season success stories for four local sportsmen add to a busy era recap.
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Corry Evening Journal Public Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows publication details for the Corry Evening Journal including staff titles and addresses in Philadelphia and Chicago, pricing notes, and rights statements. It cites Associated Press republication rights and postal classifications, reflecting a historical newspaper masthead and circulation data.
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Lord Wilton Swindler Crashes in a Web of Mistaken Identity
A Victorian tale in London follows Ottilie Meissonnier who is flattered by a gentleman calling her Lady Everton. The swindler Adolf Beck, posing as John Smith, flees with jewelry and watches while duping multiple women via a yacht trip scam. Beck faces multiple trials before authorities uncover the swap of identities and his fraud unravels.
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Americans urged to back Britain as ally fades amid global shifts
Drew Pearson argues the United States must support Britain as its economy weakens and Europe shifts toward independence. He notes Rhodesia tensions, Franco-Gaullist friction, and calls for stronger U S engagement with Europe through BOAC travel and visits to England, highlighting Britain's sacrifices in two world wars and lasting ties with the United States. He also ties in Rhodesia debates and U S figures involved with British labor and diplomacy.
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Arthur Schelsinger
Harvard
Johnson weighs $30 billion supersonic transport decision
The White House faces a landmark choice on the SST project with a potential $30 billion to $54 billion payoff and thousands of jobs. Boeing and Lockheed are the main contenders for the airframe, while United Aircraft and General Electric vie for the engines. Final decision by Johnson due by January 1, with cabinet review and possible multi-party contracts or staged testing. France and the Soviet Union are advancing their own supersonic liners as the U.S. project could commercialize around 1974.
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Today in History December 9 events and notes
On December 9 1844 Congress debated annexing the Republic of Texas. In 1934 Ethiopian and Italian troops clashed on the Somaliland frontier. Ten years ago a Canadian airliner with 62 aboard disappeared east of Vancouver after reporting engine trouble.
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Republic of Texas
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Causes and treatment for tennis elbow and wryneck questions
A reader asks about tennis elbow and non tennis elbow related movement interference. Dr Coleman explains tennis elbow is elbow bursitis from strain, treated with rest, heat, diathermy, analgesics, anesthetic injections, and sometimes cortisone or surgery. Wryneck or torticollis is neck muscle spasm with multiple possible causes. treated with heat, diathermy, medications, collars, and sometimes muscle relaxants or surgery. Climate is not a decisive factor. gradual recovery follows medical guidance and patience.
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