In Our Opinion on Mr Fishwick and the Erie Lackawanna
A lengthy, opinionated editorial critiques rail safety delays and aging roadbeds. It cites ERIE LACKAWANNA chairman John P. Fishwick and calls for faster crossing and roadbed updates, blasting highway authorities for slow action after fatalities and urging timely public safety upgrades.
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John P. Fishwick
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Fishwick
Erie Lackawanna
The
AL Shady Avenue
Seolts Crossing
Sixty Thirteen: A Man Reflects On Turning 60
An aging narrator muses on entering his sixties with humor and self examination. He notes the shift in life perspective, urges practical steps like health checks and insurance reviews, and jokes about giving up bad habits and visiting Bali while contrasting vitality at 59 with frailty at 70. He ends with a toast to his 39th birthday and a quip about Geritol.
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Bali
Geritol
Labor report outlines 1975 job openings nationwide
A U.S. Department of Labor forecast lists annual openings across occupations through 1975. Highlights include teachers about 200,000, secretaries 175,000, retail sales workers 168,000, truck drivers 129,000, electrical engineers 14,700, and advertising workers 8,500, with blacksmiths noted as still present.
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Harrisonburg
U.S. Department of Labor
Corry Lutheran church session reshapes church board
It notes a session meeting at the Lutheran church in Corry on February 3 1950 the first with the board increasing from six to twelve members. It also mentions the Spring Creek Aid Society quilting at Mrs Roy Lillie’s home and plans for the March 2 meeting hosted by Mrs Chandler Mason.
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The
Lutheran Church
Roy Lillie
Spring Creek
Desertion Rises In Vietnam War Era At Odds With War
The piece reports rising AWOL and desertion rates among U S troops during the Vietnam era, noting roughly 23 000 soldiers away without leave and many unlikely to return. It cites motives such as marital financial and personal issues and argues opposition to the war fuels civil disobedience while questioning military discipline and effectiveness.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Herrera Bank Scandals and Extravagant Spendings Revealed
A confidential 1968 report criticizes Herrera for mismanaging a Washington bank's funds. It details costly offices, improper loan practices, and inadequate loan analysis. Reforms followed, though many criticisms persist. A note notes Herrera was unreachable for comment.
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Herrera
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