Will They Reconsider Votes On Section 14 B
The piece notes a Supreme Court shift on communists and taft hartley provisions. It discusses congressional votes to repeal right to work sections, Senate hold, and possible reconsideration by January under parliamentary rules. It cites National Federation of Independent Business president C Wilson Rspport and a nationwide poll of independent business proprietors.
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Tipu Ot Bante
Economic Outlook Signals 1965 Growth Amid Rising Prices
New York AP report notes a predicted 13.5 percent rise in 1965 to 88.8 billion in plant and equipment by business Dem. Government surveys show November totals up 11 percent from last year as sales surge. Nonfarm payrolls reach 61.8 million and average weekly pay hits a record 109.90 dollars, with broader inflation concerns.
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Local club plans Christmas party and officer election
The Raymond office personnel committee led by Laurie Baker arranged a Christmas party for tomorrow with toastmaster Gerald Staples and assistants Mrs. Howard Sheen Mrs. Alice Wells and Robert Catlin. The LCBA elected Helen Brown president and Fred Hannan as vice president at its December meeting.
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Baker
Howard Sheen
Alice Wells
Gerald Staples
Robert Catlin
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Fred Hannan
West Washington Street
Helen Brown
Hannan
What Is The Law Injured Shopper Consults Attorney
The text advises an injured shopper to consult an attorney immediately and explains store negligence may require a suit for recovery. If successful, damages cover medical expenses lost wages and pain and suffering. a settlement is possible to avoid trial and potential jury denial.
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Return of a Vietnam defectors hero plans faces criticism
The piece portrays Robert Wills a former prisoner of war who chose to stay with the Reds and faces possible treason charges while public debate grows over his reception in the United States His 1965 return with his wife and daughter was aided by the State Department and a magazine has secured a two year contract for his memoir and potential filmized story
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Wills
Li Kai-yen
Linda Lee
United States
Red China
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Potomac River name roots and Hal Boyle miscellany
Hal Boyle surveys American culture in Americana noting the Potomac river name origin from an Algonquin trading place and recalling trivia from Martin Luther to Josh Billings. He hints at rising Native American population, college finances, and a trucker warning, all in a light columnist voice.
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Josh Billings
Today In History Dec 4 1965 Denmark sells islands
A garbled historical note mentions December 1 1965 and Denmark in 1916 voting to sell the Danish West Indies to the United States for a sum. It also references New York City, an era, the South Pole, and 18 states in an economic tabloid fragment.
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Danish West Indies
United States
New York City
Era Paes
Corry Evening Journal Classified Fragments
Fragmented OCR text from Corry Evening Journal page shows ad-like and publication metadata with names, addresses, postal rates, and branding for seeds and services, but contains garbled phrases and unclear items. The readable parts reference Michigan Square Building and Chamber of Commerce Building. The snippet lacks a cohesive news item or event to describe.
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Michigan Square
Chamber of Commerce
Secretary Freeman Escapes Bull Fight in Madrid
Drew Pearson reports Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman, traveling from Rome to Washington, observed Spanish ranch bullfighting then stepped aside as a horned heifer charged. The anecdote ties to broader notes on Ayub Khan, Pakistan, and geopolitical tensions discussed during Pearson’s column.
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Orville Freeman
Iwo Jima
Freeman
Rome
Madrid
United States
Spain
Secretary of Agriculture
Sen. Ellender
Louisiana
Orville
There Is No Shame In Epilepsy
A mother speaks about her daughter with epilepsy, noting the condition can be controlled with anti convulsants and EEG testing. The letter urges openness at work and in social settings to reduce fear and stigma and to support affected individuals and families.
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