Calling The Shots From The Journal Clippings
Editorial pairing links a UC professor of political science to fear of labor power. Bernstein argues labor concentrates power, while editors note unions can disrupt industries. A Dec 24 wage clipping reports longshoremen strikes tying up Atlantic and Gulf shipping and Kennedy’s plea to delay. The pieces suggest a wave of unrealistic college thinking needing realism.
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Bernstein
Teamsters
United States
Television Review Critics Voice Campaign On Privacy in Ads
A New York AP television review ponders public crusade against bathroom and grooming ads seen in living rooms. Viewers seek higher standards when shows like Parker and Colan face low Nielsen ratings. CBS leads top 10 with Beverly Hillbillies, Oz drops to No 2 while Candid Camera and Gunsmoke rank high.
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New York
Wmder
Devine
Srifi
Parker
Senate
ABC
Berry Colan
CBS
Billies
Judy Garland
Bonanza
Red Skelon
Danny Thomas
Lucille Ball
Dick van Dyke
Janis Hale
Navy
Jans
NBC
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Scranton Requests Song For Harrisburg Gala Ball
Mrs Scranton selects songs for the Toaughal Ball program in Harrisburg on June 15 Edoward Leton preparing music notes that the piece Ames des Poetes or At Last At Last was requested by Mrs Scranton Also on the list Everything's Coming Up Roose as one of her first suggestions for the program
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Scranton
Philadelphia
William Scranton
Paris
Harrisburg
Madey
Edoward Leto
The Spoken Word Js Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
A compact reflection on the enduring presence of spoken and printed words in culture. The piece contrasts living speech with printed text as lasting records, suggesting language persists beyond momentary voices. It hints at the tension between immediacy and permanence in communication.
Kennedy praised for televised review of two seats in office
Paul Harvey reports on President Kennedy's televised review of U S politics praising his calm articulate stance and mature public relations. The piece cites favorable comment from The London Times The Wall Street Journal GOP and other observers noting Kennedy’s clear, candid handling of Cuba Khrushchev and Cold War realities.
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Kennedy
Banks seek to lure savers as 1963 outlook shifts
The piece notes competition among savings institutions as rates stay high yet growth slows. It cites asset gains in savings and loan associations, mutual savings banks, commercial banks, and credit unions, with millions of members and billions in assets. It highlights shifts toward new savings incentives and services to attract funds while lenders eye higher loan demand and profits.
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New York
Mercer
Savings and Loan Association
US Savings O Loan League
Mutual Savings Bank
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
H U.S
Credit Union National Association
Bureau of Federal Credit Unions
Theotal
Institute of Life Insurance
Hal Boyles Americana Nostalgia After Christmas Letdown
Hal Boyle sketches post holiday malaise as families face cluttered homes and waning cheer. A tired husband frets over bills and wardrobes while a weary wife contemplates return lists. The piece questions communal fatigue, doctor visits for seasonal blues, and the ache for ordinary renewal.
How To Live Within Your Income
A 1960s money management column by Mary Feeley urges tracking gift spending and treating it as a budget item. It guides calculating yearly gift costs, avoiding unnecessary purchases, using cash instead of charge, and choosing thoughtful inexpensive presents for gift exchanges and bridal showers to ease post Christmas financial strain.
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Mary Feeley
Money Management
Area Man Dies After Train Car Collision in Portland
Westfield man Barney Bloss, 35, of Portland New York, died after a December 9 car train collision at a Portland crossing. He had been hospitalized in Buffalo since December 13 and the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. The accident occurred while he was returning home alone from Dunkirk after taking his wife to work at Brooks Memorial Hospital. Bloss sustained severe lacerations head injuries and bruises.
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Westfield
Barney Bloss
Portland
N. Y
Buffalo General Hospital
Bloss
Buffalo
Westfield Memorial, Hospital
Erie County
New York Central
Dunkirk
Jean
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Plans for Natrium plant mark PPG expansion
PPG announces a planned chemical plant at Natrium West Virginia costing over $1 million. The project signals a major industrial investment by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. in the region, aiming to boost production capacity and jobs.
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New York
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Natrium, W
Petition Fails In Titusville Water Battle
In Titusville a city water authority referendum petition failed with 377 signatures, 119 short of the required 496. City Clerk George W. Becker and leaders Daisy Campbell and C Earl-Stewart announced the total after eight evenings of processing. The authority would have funded federally aided water system upgrades. Area Redevelopment Authority approved a $407,000 grant.
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C. Earl-Stewart
Water Department
The
Area Redevelopment Authority
Noted composer Harry Carroll dies at 70 in Santa Barbara
Harry Carroll, 70, noted composer of I'm Always Chasing Rainbows and By The Sea, died yesterday in Santa Barbara California two weeks after a heart attack. He wrote Trail of the Lonesome Pine at age 17.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Harry Carroll
Carroll
Corry Journal Publisher and staff notice
Publishing staff and advertising management details for the Corry Journal printed. Includes names such as George R. Lamp writom City Editor Allan Hasbrouck McLaughlin pressroom foremart and G. T. Bergman production manager. List of advertising reps and offices across several cities.
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Corry
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