Shapp Struggles To Reach Matching Funds Threshold
In our opinion Shapp trails as the last major candidate to qualify for federal matching funds. Milton J. Shapp faces difficulty assembling contributions in 20 states to secure funds, while other hopefuls qualify quickly. The piece weighs liberalities and risks of the federal campaign spending law and argues taxpayer money could fund more pressing needs.
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Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Shapp
Hawaii
Animals and humans clash over insults and stereotypes
A reflective piece argues against the use of animal or human slurs. It defends animals like swine oxen mule and bee while challenging humans to stop name calling. It praises dogs and urges calling people by better terms rather than pejoratives.
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Batonwy
Roe
Case of the pilfered pennies and Kennedy’s cool rescue
A Washington column reports on the missing aluminum pennies linked to U.S. Mint concerns and Mary Brooks’s hospitalization amid a coin study. It also recounts Senator Ted Kennedy’s calm intervention during an elevator incident on Capitol Hill causing neck injuries to Carol Chealander. A separate note criticizes a New York state meat inspection leader’s memo ordering destruction of confidential files.
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Washington
Mary Brooks
U.S. Aiit
Brooks
Coin World
Bible
Dream of Carson City as a gritty Nevada frontier montage
A prose collage paints Carson City Nevada with silver capitol, gambling dives and ghostly tourism. It links street life, bordellos, and a looming film set with Raymond Burr returning to TV and a vanished Virginia City boom, echoing history, lore, and the coin of chance.
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Carson City
Nevada
Burr Returns as Lawyer in TV Tale Mallory Case
AP report details Burr's courtroom return in a TV drama where he helps clear a nephew via a Perry Mason like tactic. The plot moves through threats, a murder charge, and a tense witness battle with strong performances by Mack Hamill and A. Martine. The Mallory case sits with Nielsen jury as the program impresses.
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New York
Perry Mason
Raymond Burr
NBC
Nielsen
CBS
Perry Masonides
Monte Markham
Burr
Arthur Mallory
Della Street
Paul Drake
Toughie No. 1
Bure
Hihle
Mack Hamill
Kid
A. Martine
Fairhouse
Mallory
Fragmentary local notice from Corry Pa newspaper page
Advertising rates and mailing details amid a damaged page. Names include William Eaton and Johny McLaughlin. Mentions Associated Press usage and basic postal and carrier pricing. No clear events or persons beyond editor names.
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Comey
Oly
Corry
William 5. Eaton
Johny McLaughlin
Pressrem
Associated Press
AP News
Mall
Aavanca
Oar
Dandline
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Senator Kennedy
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