Communications vulnerable in military networks at Pentagon echo
Washington experts warn that the U.S. military communications system including Autovon and Autodin remains untrustworthy and highly vulnerable to sabotage in peace, with French and Soviet observers noting undersea cable cuts and widespread security flaws. The piece cites NSA failures, costly ITT security switches, and delays that endangered ships like the U S S Liberty with missed or misrouted messages before the 1967 attack.
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Washingtons
National Security Agency
ITT
Return address nightmare from a federal department
The author criticizes the Defense Department’s political meddling and laments the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s long postal return address used by Cooperative Extension Service at The Pennsylvania State University. The piece mocks bureaucratic overreach and ends with a tongue in cheek note about mailing letters to R E Larson.
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Defense Department
Pentagon
Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Ag Department
Cooperative Extension Service
Pennsylvania State University College of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
University Park
Pennsylvania
R.E. Larson
U.S. Postal Service
Pony Express
Rising Food Prices and Changing Meat Demand Across America
Food prices are expected to rise in coming weeks as consumer demand remains strong. Beef and chicken consumption climbs with rising prosperity, while veal and lamb fall. pork and poultry gains outpace earlier years as prices and efficiency shift industry dynamics. ConAgra highlights dramatic productivity gains from 1940 to 1972.
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New York
APK
America
ConAgra
A Long View on Peace and Policy From A May 1870 Notice
The column recalls a 1870 Corry Daily Republican ad by Mayor M. Crosby and Clerk D.M.R. Wilson ordering sidewalk construction on Fifth Street within ten days. It reflects on governance, public welfare, and fixed standards, while tying past civic orders to present debates on taxation, press freedom, and social policy. It notes the broader theme of enduring public duty and political skepticism.
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Kibler
Corry
City of Corry
M. Crosby
D.M.R. Wilson
Fifth Street
Concord Street
Mr. Coontz
History Repeats A Century Of Progress In Corry
A nostalgic column contrasts 1870 Corry with 1973 notes, recalling sidewalk protests, price points for butter cheese and coffee, a court case in Hudson County, and old crime as it asks what progress really means. It critiques policy proposals and calls out repeated societal cycles.
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Corry
Cuba
Japan
Venezuela
Charles Schultz
Hudson County
Frederick Street
In weekend column Casey irregular on 3W toss
A fragment from a weekend page notes Casey’s irregular stance on a three weight throw event. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or official details for fuller context.
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