Setting the Example in Wisconsin Smoking Education
Wisconsin State Board of Health distributes a pamphlet and an American Cancer Society film to high schools urging teens to quit smoking. Interviews show students mostly ignore the message, saying they’ll quit when adults do. The piece argues that teaching works best when adults model the behavior.
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Old Summertime Summer TV Find Missed
In Louisville Kentucky the Irish American community notes a TV show from last winter that fails to impress, reflecting a lukewarm reception of the missed program.
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How Shall We Know How God Keeps His Promises
Adventist meditation on Luke 1 1 25 by Rev Gordon G Creighton centers on Zacharias and Elisabeth. It argues that God can fulfill prayers despite human limits and cites biblical examples to show faith over doubt. The piece urges trust in divine timing and evidence, highlighting Abraham Moses Gideon and contemporary archeology as support for faith.
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Steelworker killed in Midland plant accident
A 56 year old steelworker from Haat Liverpool Ohio was killed yesterday in the Crucible Steel Co plant at Midland. A firm spokesman said a cramkload of flat bars crushed Donald Van Dyne against a scrap storage bin in No One Finishing Mill.
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Ecumenical Spirit Marks Rome Council Progress
George Sokolsky notes the first Ecumenical Council in Rome shows openness to Protestants and Buddhist dialogue. He cites vernacular use, increased lay participation, and shared quest for salvation, arguing the church moves toward inclusivity without surrendering beliefs.
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Kennedy Urges Arbitration In Amateur Sports Rift
President Kennedy spurs arbitration between the AAU and the new college sports federation to resolve control of amateur athletics. Officials from both groups endorse the move after earlier threats that the U.S. might not field an Olympic team in 1964.
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Fire destroys vacant house and damages tavern in Uniontown
A fire last night in Uniontown caused destruction of a vacant house and damage to a tavern. A firefighter was slightly injured. Cause and damage estimates were not available. Both properties were owned by Teddy Antoon.
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Uniforms and badges blurred by a police corruption wave
Paul Harvey argues that corruption among police reflects a wider national greed problem. He cites cases in Denver Des Moines Boston New York and Syracuse where officers faced theft bribery and misconduct. He notes many were decent men crushed by small compromises and asks how many of us would resist similar temptations.
Senecas and U S Army Near Accord on Allegheny Lands
The Seneca Nation and the U S Army Corps of Engineers are close to an agreement over about 10 000 acres needed for the Allegheny Reservoir. Officials say boundaries are tentatively set and appraisers from both sides are at work. land control details remain undecided.
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Mostly Good Men in Uniforms and Their Limits
The speaker argues that most policemen are mostly honest and essential, yet acknowledges exceptions who stand out because they don’t fit their uniforms. The passage contemplates immunity from scrutiny and the impact of imperfect officers on public safety.
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Kennedy to press business leaders on tax cuts at NY forum
President Kennedy plans to appeal to the Economic Club of New York as Congress debates tax cuts and a persistent Treasury deficit. He faces conservative business leaders wary of spending cuts, while many applaud any tax relief but seek a balanced budget to protect the dollar.
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Fire damages Tube City Pontiac garage in Emporium
Yesterday in Emporium a fire wrecked the Tube City Pontiac garage injuring employee Joseph Zofrea. Another worker, Philip Smith, escaped after beating out flames on his clothing. Cause and damage estimate were not available.
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Corry Evening Journal local notices and prices
The Corry Evening Journal publication details list staff roles and offices. It notes circulation rates by mail and carrier, advertising deadlines, and general housekeeping details for the newspaper in Corry Pennsylvania.
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