Businessmen urge curb on federal spending amid poll
Nation's Business poll shows businessmen favor ending deficit spending and a 10 percent across the board cut, plus debt limits and cuts to foreign aid. AP report notes Democratic officials in late Johnson era pushing funds into Great Society programs to shape post election momentum.
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Bearded Boy-Men of Vietnam Soldiers Tempted by Home
Paul Harvey reflects on the young upstart GIs in Vietnam as “average” yet extraordinary boys who juggle school days and rough duties. They clean, cook, fight, and share rations while awaiting letters from home. Their lives blend harsh combat with longing for family.
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Near East Tensions Push Toward Peace Or War
A historical column argues the Near East faces two paths this Christmas season: renewed war risking World War II scale conflict or a lasting peace. It cites Arab demand for revenge, Cold War dynamics, Russian-U.S. mediation, and regional leaders like Ben-Gurion, Hussein, and Hassan as pivotal, noting espionage, refugee plans, and Chinese-Soviet activity shaping the balance.
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Today in History highlights and events
By Associated Press. On December 28, 1969, the day marks the 363rd day of the year with three remaining. Historic notes include Spain recognizing Mexico's independence in 1836 and Iowa entering statehood in 1846.
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Cats Teach Folks by Hal Boyle
New York humor essay about cats versus dogs told through the narrator's memories of a cat named Lady Dottie. The piece contrasts feline independence with canine showiness, notes the cat’s regal indifference, and recounts the costs and quirks of cat ownership while musing on whether human life might be softened by catlike ease.
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Public health officer role in Corry discussed
In Corry the Erie County Health Department handles health inspections. A local office exists at 7 East Smith Street with a sanitarian visiting weekly. State and local rules govern inspections of restaurants and food handlers.
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It Happened In Corry 20 Years Ago December 28, 1948
In Corry 20 years ago, a special meeting is urged to decide on how to raise funds for hospital construction under a federal aid program, while Ajax Iron Works furloughs affect about 50 workers. Mary Letilla Querra vel d Eng asks Robert G Williams in engagement notice.
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