Opinion: End to Drug Price Gouging Needed
In Our Opinion, the piece condemns drug price gouging and praises Senator Estes Kefauver for challenging profiteering. It argues that drug firms overcharged for tetracycline, selling at 31 cents a pill while costing under two cents to produce, and that offered settlements failed to curb the practice.
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Estes Kefauver
Washington
Hechler Defies UMW in West Virginia Mine Dust Faceoff
Rep. Ken Hechler challenged the United Mine Workers and coal companies in Charleston amid miner grievances over health conditions. Miners, many suffering from black lung disease, cheered him as he urged action while UMW officials warned against opposing the union.
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United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Ken Hechler
Charleston
W. Va
Ken
Hechler
UMW
Coal mine dangers and union critique highlighted in era commentary
Drew Pearson reflects on the perilous coal mining industry, noting explosions and health hazards while criticizing miners and executives. He profiles Tony Boyle’s high pay and connections to the National Bank of Washington, and contrasts miners’ meager pensions with corporate benefits. The column shifts to Nixon era diplomacy and politics, including De Gaulle’s rapport, champagne exchanges, and media strategy, concluding with notes on White House staff and security concerns.
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John Chafee
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Chafee
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Local Men Named To Carleton College Editorial Posts
Jay Arthur Summerville and A Richard Tate, both Corry Pennsylvania natives, are named to Carleton College newspaper posts with Summerville as editor in chief and Tate as sports editor. Each also held student leadership roles and athletic honors while at Carleton and their families are listed. Also noted is David M Gilliland of Taylor University earning dean’s list honors with a 4 0 grade point average and prior campus leadership roles.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Jay Arthur Summerville
A. Richard Tate
Carletonian
Summerville
Tate
Carleton
Robert B. Summerville
Hillcrest Drive
Archie E. Tate
West Smith Street
David M. Gilliland
Taylor University
Gordon G. Zimmerman
University
Gilliland
Echo
Symposium Dialecticum Honorary Society
Walter W. Gilliland
Concord Street
Older You Get Hal Boyle observations on aging and society
New York AP column notes how age shifts perception and behavior from voting habits to physical change. It cites a 65 plus voting edge, gravity of aging, weather thresholds for blizzards, waste output, safety eyewear benefits, shifts in domestic labor, historic menu prices, and quotes from H L Mencken and Mark Twain. The Corry Journal invites brief reader letters with signature and address.
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US Weather Bureau
Burea
Opticians
Corry Evening Journal publication details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher George H Sample and general manager John McLaughlin with Associated Press content rights. It notes subscription and per copy pricing by mail and carrier, and advertising terms, date omitted.
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Corey
Peter William Corry
Evening Journal
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Maton
Ohn McLaugh
Ganeonan
Associated Pres
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Unusual Captain by Jim Bishop on Grand Bahama
Jim Bishop recounts a Bahamian fishing trip with Steve Hollingsworth, a rare master with unlimited license. The narrative blends sport, humor, and a casino night as lines snap, tuna elude, and luck shifts from fish to roulette. A portrait of a bold boat captain and a sunlit coastal world.
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Steve Hollingsworth
Grand Bahama
Hollingsworth
Corry church group highlights African missions work
Thirty members of the Ladies Fellowship at First Baptist Church met to study African missions, focusing on French Equatorial Africa as plans to improve Corry radio reception moved forward with a meeting announced for tomorrow at the Corry Post Office. Corry Water Company riflemen beat the High School 1151-1511 in City League action. Russ Patterson led with 241 and Bill Shamburg had 232 for the losers.
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First Baptist Church
Cecil Messinger
French Equatorial Africa
Corry
Corry Water Company Riflemen
Russ Patterson
Bill Shamburg
Today in History highlights for February 10
On this date in 1763 France ceded Canada to England with the Treaty of Paris ending the French and Indian War. Simon Bolivar became ruler of Colombia in 1628. Victoria married Albert in 1840. Mormon exodus from Nauvoo began in 1846. Pope Pius XI died in 1839. Powers swap occurred in 1962. A 1999 tornado struck St. Louis killing 22 and left 5,000 homeless. Nationalist China cut ties with France in the prior lines.
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Canada
England
Paris
Simon Bolivar
Colombia
Victoria
Prince Albert
Nauvoo
Pius XI
Hainan Island
China
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Soviet Union
Francis Gary Powers
Rudolf Abel
St. Louis
Newark
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