Editorial: Like Brazil Like U S
An editorial parallels Brazil’s economic woes with America’s own. It argues U S aid to Brazil risks propping up a fragile democracy while domestic budget deficits inflation and balance of payments burdens worsen. It urges Washington to fix its own issues before expanding aid.
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Washington
Graceful Aging and the Quiet Change of Self
The piece reflects on growing old gracefully as adjusting to a slower tempo and a changing self. It notes the shift from youth’s glamour to accepting regular ailments and altered sleep needs.
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Greenwich Village
N.Y
Trial Of Area Slayer Resumed In Ontario County Court
Leo J. Mleczko faces murder charges for the killing of Dunkirk Police Lt. Mark Elfman. The Ontario County Court proceeding resumed with at least three more prosecution witnesses expected before defense presents its case.
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Canandaigua
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Elfman
Ontario County
Rochester
N. C
Chautauqua Couty
Erie
Buffalo) County
N.Y
Khrushchev and Mao in peril as war calls grow
George Sokolsky warned that Western powers face heightened pressure from Communist leaders to push toward war. He argued Khrushchev could be ousted by Mao Tse-tung, risking global conflict, while urging US readiness to meet any cost to avoid catastrophe. The column ended abruptly with his manuscript found after his collapse.
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India
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Berlin
British 8th Army traps Rommel forces near Tripoli
In December 1942 reports say the British 8th Army split Rommel’s retreating African Corps along the road to Tripoli, trapping armored units and inflicting heavy casualties. Soviet dispatches claim a major Nazi counteroffensive near Stalingrad was smashed, with five more strongholds taken west of Rzhev and the 7th motorized division wiped out. Local notices flag blackout violations and a six-case prosecution. U.S. forces report Elmer C. Tripp among first North Africa landings. Corry High Beavers suffer a 49 to 29 loss at Beaty Junior High. A stove fire destroys a West Wayne Eagle street home. occupants safe. Allan May bags a 170-pound nine-point buck near Spring Creek. Thirteen Corry youths depart for camps after induction at Erie. Corry High School a cappella choir performs at Rex Theatre.
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