Chief Joseph Lesson Denied by History
In Our Opinion the writer argues Chief Joseph’s death in 1904 marks a broader pattern of imperialism against Native Americans. He contrasts the fate of the Nez Perce with later injustices, noting broken treaties and forced removals, while linking to ongoing racial strife across the United States.
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Japanese drive spurs rapid national growth and production
Grass Roots Opinion argues that Japan has transformed from a vanquished nation to a leading economy. It emphasizes the Japanese desire to excel and create, producing for recognition and advancement, contrasting with American trends of wage work and job stability.
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Germantown
Ohio
Japan
America
Christmas in the Office A Hal Boyle Sketch
Hal Boyle surveys office life during the holidays noting common rituals and mischief. He humorously predicts secretaries competing with tree decorations, light theft, petty collections, and gift exchanges. He forecasts longer coffee breaks, delayed output, and a switchboard lull, punctuated by festive quirks and grudging goodwill.
Public debate on Cold War messaging and persuasion
The piece argues Washington should employ stronger words and stronger advertising tactics in the Cold War. It cites experts Adrian Brower and Adrian Meyerhoff on using ``the bigger truth’’ and better public relations to sell Americanism while criticizing reliance on news dispatches and weak messaging.
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Adrian Charles Brower
United States
Investigative look at Navy strut sale and draft system
Washington notes two threads. First, a long running inquiry into Navy sales of 4 cent landing gear struts for 11 700 dollars and repurchases at 230 000 dollars with middlemen profiting 1900 percent. Convictions followed then acquittals. questions remain about Navy handling and Japanese requests. Second, a critique of the draft system citing a Presidential Commission study and discussions of universal training and a lottery as possible reforms.
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Navy
Today In History Highlights Of December 13 1966
On this date several historic events are noted from 1775 congressional action creating 18 warships to 1944 Pacific plans by Nimitz. Other entries include Wilson in France 1918, Gompers death 1924, 10 years prior typhoon Polly toll, and a 1965 Supreme Court prayer ruling.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Navy
Pacific
Adm
Chester Nimitz
Japan
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Philippines
Polly
Gdansk
Poland
U.S. Supreme Court
Trains Collision in Mansfield Kills 15 Injures 50
An official of the Pennsylvania Railroad estimates at least 15 people were killed and 50 injured when the Golden Triangle passenger train crashed into two derailed freight cars near Mansfield Ohio. The line north to Buffalo was blocked until early afternoon.
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Santa Claus
Mansfield
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Detour lifted. travel routes reopen to Youngsville and east
Motorists in Corry and nearby areas can now use the old grade crossing to reach Youngsville Warren and other points east via the Wrightsville road. In a separate item Claude Kelly Wickwire born today at 8% pounds a son of Tra Wickwire and wife at 504 Concord street.
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Corry
Columbus
Youngsville
Warren
Wrightsville Road
Tra Wickwire
Concord Street
What Is The Law What Is The Law
Question and answer discussing paternity presumption for a child born to a married woman and how blood tests can overturn it. It notes 1961 legislation allowing courts to order blood tests and potential outcomes. It also explains limits on employment agency commissions and required disclosure of wage rates to applicants.
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Department of Labor and Industry
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Ringworm: Causes Spread and Care Across Body and Scalp
A health column explains ringworm as a contagious fungal infection affecting feet scalp body and nails. It stresses proper hygiene professional diagnosis by a dermatologist and cautious use of fungicides, warns against self treatment and emphasizes pet transmission and persistent cases requiring medical guidance.
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Coleman
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