Thaw or Tense Shifts in Soviet Letter and China Clash
An opinion piece analyzes a lengthy Soviet letter to world Communist parties dated July 14, suggesting it shapes Soviet China relations. It contrasts Soviet caution with Chinese aggression, warns against a Soviet China accord, and notes war risks and mixed responses from Beijing and Moscow amid Cold War tensions.
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Auasia
Red China
Russia
China
Red Chin
Chris
Moster
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Dramatic WWII Front and Allied Bombardments Reported
United Nations claims a major winter victory on the Zhitomir front destroying 22 German divisions as American heavy bombers and RAF fighters strike targets in France and Paris suburbs. Allied advances in New Guinea capture Cape Gloucester and 114 airdrome while Japanese forces face entrapment. Also noted are local holiday gatherings and a college basketball win as Norm Miller leads the Keystones to an 8th win in nine.
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London
Zhitomir
France
Paris
BBC
New Guinea
Cape Gloucester
NewsGuinea
New Britain
Corry braces December 3 observance with suspending business
The Corry community marks a holiday by suspending business and industrial activity for the day. A Corry girl around youth age is involved in a serious home incident linked to parental drinking, casting a somber note over the observance.
Bear Lake Area News Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Earl Smith is a patient at WCA Hospital in Jarvestoven. Mrs Max Manwaring and family vacationed in Florida. Mr and Mrs Elwin Ayling guests. Rev Bruce Price and Mr Richard Pico visited from Jasper NY. Christmas guests included Bey Bauer family and Wi Tibbsvill. Frances Aaron visited friends in Buffalo. Benefaction club awarded prizes for best Christmas lighting to Collins and Barrett families and Cornish.
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Bear Lake
Earl Smith
WCA
Jarvestoven
Max Manwaring Jare
Florida
Maude Cornish
Van
Elwin Ayling
Bruce Price
Minnels
Richard Pico
Jasper
N.Y
Lucile Price
Bey
H. Bauer
Tibbsvill
Frances Aaron
Buffalo
Benwtification Club
G. Collins
Ralph Barrett
Mire
Fnoch Cornish
C. Manwarthy
Hirai Beekerink
Clymer
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Catalogue boom reshapes American shopping at home
Paul Harvey notes a retail shift as mail order catalogs expand amid crowded stores. He cites 1984 data with catalogue sales up 9 percent, Sears and Ward catalog growth, next day delivery in Chicago, and projections of picture phones for home shopping. Catalogs reduce real estate needs and taxes while cutting prices for customers.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Journal Presstimates
Congressman Absenteeism Under Fire and Calls for Reform
Drew Pearson assails long absences and dodges by 88th Congress members. He argues for an independent watchdog on attendance and junkets and proposes raises linked to Washington presence, highlighting Bolling Holifield Burkhalter Fascell and other absentees and noting the GAO limits on auditing only the executive branch.
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Congress
Burkhalter
John
Fidel Castro regime marks its fifth decade in power
Analysis notes Cuba under Fidel Castro reaches 50 years since New Year’s Day 1959. The regime combines autocratic rule with economic chaos, food shortages, and high prices. Castro remains a Western concern while maintaining Moscow ties and balancing Red China influence. The piece cites compulsory service, floods, and political repression as factors shaping Cuba’s stagnation.
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AD AK
William L. Ryan
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Igi
Castro
Americas
Fulgencio Batista
Moscow
Witnesses Plan Three Day Assembly in Westfield
Jehovah's Witnesses of the Lorry Congregation plan a three day assembly from January 17 to 19 in Westfield under the theme Feed My Little Sheep. Ross Moody says many local members will attend and will also call on homes in Westfield during the event. Sixteen congregations from northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York will be represented, with about 90 people expected to attend the public Bible lecture The Bible Truth in a Scientific World on January 19 at 3 p.m. at Easton Hall.
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memo@fa
Lorry
Jehovah's Witnesses
Westfield
Ross Moody
Pennsylvania
New York
Easton Hall
Congress Regulation Urged Amid Foreign Aid Bill Hurdles
The passage notes that a senator hesitated to leave Florida in time for a Washington vote on the two thirds rule for the Foreign Aid bill. It mentions Pascell delaying travel due to snow, and proposes a congressional accounting office to pay lawmakers by days worked and to monitor law firm conflicts and junkets. The piece argues reform is overdue.
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General Accounting Offices
Congress
Richard Bolling
Kansas City
Virgin Islands
Henry Wilson
White House
Washington
Bolling
Dante Fascell
Miami
President Kenedy
Florida
Fascell
Kennedy
Pascell
Congressional Accounting Office
OTC Stock Pricing Explained By Industry Figures
The article explains how OTC stock prices differ for dealers and the public, detailing wholesale and retail pricing, broker agent versus principal roles, and how markups and commissions vary. It notes NASD oversight, private bid lists versus public retail prices, and debates on market transparency and potential regulatory action.
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New York
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
NASD
OTC
Securities & Exchange ‘Commission
Smoking Hurts Grades of Students in AAAS Report
A New York biology teacher reports that cigarette smoking harms high school seniors' mental abilities. Nicotine reaches the brain's memory center, hampering learning and causing personality changes that affect attendance, grades, and behavior. The study, covering 20 000 pupils across three systems, links smoking to lower ambition and easier course choices.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
George E. Caraker
Rochester
N.Y
Caraker
American Association For the Advancement of Science
AAAS
Prince Chula Chakrabongse Dies in London
Prince Chula Chakrabongse, 55, a member of Thailand's royal family famed as an author and journalist, died yesterday in London. He gained prominence for his writings and public service in Thai affairs.
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London
Prince Chula Chakrabongse
Thailand
Corry Evening Journal Masthead and Publishing Details
The fragment lists the Corry Evening Journal masthead and staff roles including George R. Sample and William Raton, with publishing address details, advertising, and Associated Press note. It also notes postal and pricing information, circulation rates, and filing details, reflecting a late era newspaper front-page boilerplate.
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Corry Evening Journal
Wea Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Coley
George R. Sample
William ‘Raton
Alvia Hasbrouck
Jona McLaughlin
G. Ty Bergman
National
Fifth ‘Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Detroit Chamber ‘of Commerce
Bulding
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
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Thei Homes
Lancaster
Keystones
Norm Miller
C. F. Cronin Sr
R. F. Lovermore Co
Corry
Yeate
Paul Harvey News
Sears
Wards
J. €. Penney Co
Lester Naylor
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California
Drew Pearson
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GAO
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Bayt
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Chet Holifield
Democratic Study Group
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Everett Burkhalter
North Hollywood
Calif
Rey
Raymond O. Nelson
Jamestown
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Rocky Castro
Loblaw, Inc
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
National Quotation Bureau
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