Brinkley Says U S Has a Labor Government
In Our Opinion David Brinkley argues the United States effectively operates under a labor government with federal programs mirroring union aims. He notes Democratic presidents rarely clash with unions and that labor votes drive policy, a dynamic he says has long defined the era. Good night, Chet.
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Ruth Creighton and Ruth Snyder in Murder Tales Compared
Jim Bishop links the Ruth Creighton and Ruth Snyder cases to a pattern of female scheming in murder. He recalls Ruth Snyder’s courthouse display and Ruth Creighton’s arsenic killings, noting rival lovers Everett Appledale and Judd Gray, and the chilling dynamic of deceit and coercion in these sensational crimes.
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Corry Memory Highlights 1948 and 1926 News Clippings
A collage from February 18 1948 recounts U S Steel strike resolution and related industry impact in Corry with international items from Chungking and local church activity. The 1926 section notes deaths of George Klinger Luther Miller and ongoing civic events including a Modern Dames banquet and local sports reporting.
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Senate limousine exception spurs ethics questions over Tom Dodd
Drew Pearson reports Sen. Tom Dodd uses a Dunbar Associates car for official errands and courting contracts with Dunbar by contacting Atomic Energy, Government Printing Office, and others. The piece also notes Valachi poems and Haitian detective firms amid broader Washington intrigue and a Hartke Lipson birthday quip.
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What Is The Law What Is The Law
A widow who uses her maiden name on a marriage certificate does not grounds for annulment nor can non disclosure of a prior marriage by her affect the validity of the new marriage. Providing false information on an application could incur penalties but would not permit annulment.
Corry Evening Journal Classified Notice Fragment
Fragmentary readable lines show a local post office second class mail notice with pricing and delivery terms. It mentions a mortgage and advertising entities and regional business names in Cory Pennsylvania with postal class and weekly rate.
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U.S. payments deficit trims but imports surge in 1965
The United States reduced its 1965 balance of payments drain to 1.3 billion dollars from 2.8 billion in 1964, while exports rose 4 percent to 26.3 billion, still lagging imports at 21.5 billion. Officials warn 1966 may see the deficit shrink further toward 250 million as military and overseas costs climb.
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U.S. trade gap seen narrowing amid exports pace and cuts
Analysts note a faster export pace could shrink the trade deficit even as rising imports and Vietnam War spending dampen hopes. Government and corporate actions trim overseas investments. direct corporate investment abroad stayed below 34 billion in midyear, with banks’ foreign lending rising less than in 1964.
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Today in History highlights Feb 16 milestones
On February 16, 1966, the day marks notable events including the 1800s Philadelphia incident in Tripoli Harbor where Lt. Stephen Decatur captured and burned the ship. Other noted dates include Texas Statehood meeting in Austin in 1846, Dover bombardment in 1918, and Tokyo attack by American planes in 1945.
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Philadelphia
Tripoli
Stephen Decatur
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Dover
Tokyo
Understanding Brights disease Nephritis and related kidney terms
Dr Coleman explains Brights disease versus Nephritis and Pyelonephritis, noting distinctions is essential though terms are sometimes used interchangeably. He outlines tests, cholesterol norms, goiter causes, and the role of anticoagulants after a heart attack.
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