Help for hemophiliacs case sparks national sympathy
A 12 year old hemophiliac Kevin Marshall of Harrisburg draws nationwide sympathy as his parents struggle to secure essential treatments. His mother recruits blood donors since he was five months old, and Governor Shapp's intervention averts welfare dependence, underscoring the need for national health insurance to spread medical costs beyond struggling families.
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Kevin Marshall
Harrisburg
Kevin
Milton J. Shapp
Francis Marshall
Public broadcasting faces cuts to essential programs
Republicans on the Corporation for Public Broadcasting executive committee threaten to drop several educational TV shows including Buckley’s Firing Line and Washington Week in Review, despite program directors deeming them essential. An unreleased poll shows broad support for these programs. final decision due January 10 amid claims of White House influence via Jack Wrather.
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Public Broadcasting System
William Buckley
Firing Line
Washington Week In Review
Bill Moyer
Journal
World Press
Public America — 73
For the Record
Black Journal
Buckley
Washington Week
Corporation of Public Broadcasting
Bob Benjamin
Jack Wrather
Nixon
Wrather
GOP
White House
Truman tale and pipeline plans mix in eccentric column
A Corry newspaper column recalls Harry S Truman's stubborn grit at his deathbed and recounts a Potsdam era review anecdote. The piece then shifts to Cold War energy policy, noting a White House push for a $6 billion Siberian gas pipeline linked to Texas Eastern, Brown and Root, and Tenneco, plus a Fulbright trip to the Middle East where gas is burned off and a shorter route may exist.
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Truman
Hiroshima
Nagsaki
Japan Islands
Harry Truman
Margaret
Potsdam
Berlin
3Rd Armored
Texas Eastern Transmission
Brown and Root
Tenneco
Siberian
Murmansk
Maryland
Landlocked landowner may claim right of way by necessity
When land has no public road access, a right of way by necessity may exist if such access was necessary at the time of conveyance. Check prior conveyances and surrounding facts for an implied easement. The piece notes Senate hearings on energy policy and mentions defense contracts with golden handshake practices.
Treasury of Jewish Quotations highlights from Leo Rosten
Compiled aphorisms and proverbs from Jewish and Hebrew traditions as rendered by Leo Rosten. The compendium blends wisdom on marriage, family, work, ethics, humor, and human behavior, tracing enduring lessons across centuries with humorous and pointed quips.
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Rosten
Leo Rosten
McGraw-Hill
Dealing With Deer War Sparks From Waterhouse Charge
In Corry December 1 1952 Assemblyman W W Waterhouse accused state officials of killing deer through bureaucracy and mis management of the Game Commission. He spoke at the state capital amid concerns over a poor deer season. A newborn son arrived at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward Kovach. The Corry Rainbow assembly met for a tureen dinner at the Masonic Temple charity toy drive to Masonic Home Elizabethtown and Bethesda Home at Meadville.
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Masonic Temple
Masonic
Elizabethtown
Bethesda
Meadville
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