In Our Opinion on Football TV Rights and Bets
An open letter to ABC CBS and NBC argues pro football risks overexposure and cites a $96 million price tag for four years as excessive. The piece notes star power and network bidding, questions whether pro football is a business or sport, and calls for scrutiny by authorities.
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CBS
NBC
New York
Sonny Werblin
New York Jets
Joe Namath
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New Year Outlook: U.S. Economy Faces Tax, Deficit, Inflation
The piece surveys solid Christmas optimism amid looming New Year concerns. It notes budget pressures, potential tax changes, a rising deficit, stock market volatility, high profits yet squeezed margins, and worries about inflation, debt, and spending plans. It highlights overseas investment questions and easing yet persistent balance of payments tensions.
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U.S. Treasury
U.S
Memories of Corry and Local Happenings Chronicle
Yesterday's Memories recalls Moscow talks amid optimism on achieving agreements while Nora Dailey, 77, died in a home fire. A State Armory blaze caused over 3000 dollars in damage. Warren Dragons beat Corry High 42 to 22 as Geertson and Sturdevant led Corry scoring. Plus 40 Years Ago notes remodeling Hotel Corry plans and a wedding announcement. Top shooter Main Rich leads Keystones with 63 field goals and 20 free throws in eight games.
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East Washington Street
Warren Dragons
Corry Highlagers
George Fox
Danny Dyckes
Warren
Dick Geertson
Don Sturdevant
Rich
Keystones
Hastings Jones
Today In History December 22 1965 highlights and notes
On this date in history Lafayette sailed from Boston in 1781 after 40 years’ service. In 1775 the First Continental Congress named Navy officers. In 1807 Congress passed the embargo law. in 1894 the U S Golf Association was formed. By 1944 Bastogne was isolated by German panzer units. Ten years ago floods damaged northern California and nearby states. Five years ago U S support for the Lao royal army to preserve Laos’s integrity. One year ago Pope Paul VI urged end to racism and inequality. Also notes rising borrowing costs and potential monetary restraint if inflation grows.
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Marquis de Lafayette
Boston
France
Revolutionary Army
Continental Congress
Navy
Ezek Hopkins
Newport
R.I
Congress
Europe
United States Golf Association
Bastogne
Belgium
101St Airborne Division
Anthony McAuliffe
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Oregon
Nevada
State Department
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Laos
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Hal Boyle’s Americana on the trivia memory lane
In Hal Boyle’s Americana column a fond reflection on pop culture trivia from the late 1930s and 1940s recalls comic books radio shows and film characters. The piece revels in recall of Batman Red Ryder Captain Marvel Shazam and other era icons, noting the author’s struggle to remember every detail.
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New York
Jack Armstrong
Bruce Wayne
Batman
Dickie Grayson
Robin
Red Ryder
Wild Bill Elliott
Don Red Barry
Green Hornet
Britt Reid
Kato
Superman
Krypton
Daily Planet
Lois Lane
Lorelei Kilbourne
Big Little
Captain Marvel
Billy Batson
Shazam
Captain Marvel Jr
Samson
Hercules
Zeus
Arthur Goldberg and the peace maker of the UN
Drew Pearson honors Arthur Goldberg for his role as UN diplomat and labor negotiator who helped broker a PakistanIndia truce with Soviet support. The piece recalls his dinners with Arab and Italian envoys and his calming approach with African ambassadors, ending with a light note on a New York transit tale.
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Vinci
Amintore Panfani
Italy
General Assembly
el Kony
United Nations
Supreme Court
United Steelworkers
United Auto Workers
Transit Workers
Arthur
Awakening of a Large Family Marks Busy Morning
Jim Bishop recalls a chaotic morning at Virginia Lee and Charles Frechette’s home with six children, ages from two to seven, and a pregnant mother. The scene blends humor and tenderness as twins Robin and Pamela, Chipper, Jim, and Chris navigate daily mishaps, a swollen thumb, a dogged car ride, and a lively breakfast amid the kitchen’s cereal boxes and school drawings. The writer reflects on love, noise, and the rhythm of a bustling house.
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Kelly
Virginia Lee
Charles Frechette
Robin
Pamela
Jim
Holmdel Village
Eh Beaks
Handsome Ch
Why Weight Increases After Quitting Smoking and Pica in Toddlers
This column explains why people often gain weight after quitting smoking, noting increased appetite and nibbling, while discussing toddler pica a16 month old eating dirt or paint flakes. It cautions about lead poisoning, suggests possible physical or emotional causes, and advises parental patience and physician guidance for heat therapy in arthritis and proper drug dosing.
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