Chronic alcoholic treated as ill not criminal by Fourth Circuit
In a Richmond Va ruling the U S Fourth Circuit declares chronic drunkenness a medical disease rather than crime. The decision may be appealed to the Supreme Court, challenging decades of treating public intoxication as criminal behavior. Defense lawyers may cite the case to argue for noncriminal handling of alcohol addiction.
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U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
U.S. Supreme Court
Office Five Dollar Bill Keeps Economy in Motion
Hal Boyle argues the office five dollar bill fuels U S business by circulating through workers from secretary to executive and back again. A single spend er can paralyze morale and cash flow, while timely circulation sustains confidence in the American system.
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U.S
Germany
Don’t send boys to do a man’s job says Harvey
Paul Harvey argues against drafting younger generations and urges reconsideration of using older Americans for combat roles. He cites ex-military officers and pilots willing to serve, but notes red tape and retirement loss hindered service. He warns draft expansion could trigger societal strain and calls for broader civic action.
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National Guard
Letters to Tat Journal Publication Policy
Letters written to Tat Journal will no longer be published in the LETTERS column unless the name and address of the writer are included for publication. In no case are the opinions expressed in such letters to be construed as necessarily the opinion of Tat Journal.
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Tat Journal
Taz Journal
Senator Dodd West German mission tied to Julius Klein PR firm
Drew Pearson reports Sen. Tom Dodd's 1962 trip to West Germany, arranged by Julius Klein Public Relations. Klein boasted of Adenauer praise and used Dodd to court German backers Herman Abs and Hans Globke. Dodd hosted Globke’s son in his Senate office to illustrate U.S. procedures.
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Washington
Tom Dodd
West Germany
Julius Klein
Dodd
Adenauer
Germany
Senate
Klein
Herman Abs
Hiller
Hans Globke
Sen. Dodd
Globke
Hans Jr
U.S. Senate
Ludwig Erhard
Gerhard Schroeder
Russia
Kiein
Erhard
Gen. Klein
What Is The Law About Dead Trees and Legal Limits
Neighborhood residents seek remedy when a dead tree on a neighbor's property endangers others. Courts may order removal at the owner's expense if evidence shows the tree creates a nuisance. Additionally, practicing law without becoming a barred attorney is illegal, though laypersons may draft some simple instruments. professional titles cannot be held by the untrained.
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Court of Equity
Corry Evening Journal Notices and Local Rates
Fragmented OCR shows a local newspaper masthead and scattered phrases about the Corry area. Includes references to the Chamber of Commerce building in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, postal classifications, and mailing rates, with numerous garbled names and places.
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Innen
Maestler Bergin
THY
Mortage and Bardee Chamber of Commerce
Pitabungh
Welgatmats Bulaing
Philsdelpla
Peace scare in stock market seen as minor viace
New York AP reports that a peace scare would hardly derail the economy. Business leaders say prosperity remains strong, with defense demand staying high and only possible cuts in some defense orders and taxes if Vietnam talks fail. Market jitters proved short lived as reports of peace talks proved doubtful.
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New York
Aa Ve
North
Viet Nam
India
On This Date February 10 1966 Historical Highlights
Today is February 10 1966 a Thursday the 41st day of the year with 24 days remaining Highlights include the 1846 Mormon migration crossing toward Utah led by Brigham Young the 1763 Treaty of Paris ending the French and Indian War and notable events from 1175 1840 1939 1943 1956 1965 and 1966 involving figures such as Charles Lamb Queen Victoria Albert Mobutu Lumumba Johnson and Guy Mollet, reflecting a retrospective per Associated Press.
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Mississippi River
Nattyoo
Charles Lamb
Victoria
Prince Albert
Hainan Island
China
Mareth Line
Tunisia
Guy Mollet
Paris
Algeria
Katanga
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Johnson
Yesterday's Memories of Corry February 10 20 Years Ago
A brief reminiscence recalls events from Corry dated February 10, 20 years prior. The item notes a missing paper on the day and reflects on local happenings without detailed specifics.
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Corry
Convulsions from high fever and tonsillitis
A reader asks if a 108 degree fever with convulsions in a four year old damages the brain. Dr Coleman explains that high fevers from tonsillitis can trigger convulsions but rarely cause brain injury. removing tonsils often stops the convulsions. If convulsions recur, investigate the cause with brain wave tests and manage fever with tepid sponging, cool baths, avoiding drafts, and aspirin if tolerated.
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