Senator Scott questions October Baker trial date
In Our Opinion Senator Hugh Scott asserts the October 17 federal court trial date for Bobby Baker is a political maneuver to shield the Baker case from the November elections. He argues Baker’s ties to President Johnson raise public interest and potential continuances could delay exposure before Congress.
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Hugh Scott
Bobby Baker
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Baker
U.S. Senate
Johnson
Texas
Scott
Inventory boom in 1965 shows mixed signals for economy
New York AP reports businessmen built inventories at the fastest pace since 1951, lifting the economy yet raising questions. Analysts weigh whether the late 1965 stockpiling reflects speculative optimism or inflation fears, as revised estimates push the gross national product higher and inventories rise into 1966.
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New York
Eal
Publication policy for letters to THE Journal
Letters to THE Journal will not appear in the LETTERS column unless the writer is identified by name and address. The opinions in letters are not necessarily the newspaper’s position.
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JourNaAl
Dr. Coleman
Coleman
Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Circulation Note
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising rates and weekly pricing details. The notice sets per copy costs and per week charges, indicating subscription and circulation information for local readers and advertisers.
Hawks Doves and Owls in Viet Nam Debate
Paul Harvey Hawes examines three Washington stances Hawks push for heavy bombing Doves seek withdrawal and Owls search for a middle path. He argues three roads lead to a dead end and suggests deploying maximum military power then exiting to deter Red China while Churchill’s warning about sustaining strength remains.
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Viet Nam
Red China
Southeast Asia
Drew Pearson Investigates Tax Exempt Foundations Ties
A column reports that major U S corporations are controlled by tax exempt foundations used to dodge taxes. Congressman Patman seeks reforms limiting foundation ownership and curbing foundations’ influence in politics. The piece links three congressmen to foundation ties and outlines related real estate, banking, and union corruption probes.
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America
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Johnson
Congress
Capitol
Howard Smith
Alexandria National Bank
The
International Bank
George Olmsted
George Olmsted Foundation
Letters to the Editor: Gratitude for Corry community
A Corry resident writes to thank neighbors for support after a medical ordeal. Expresses gratitude to Red Cross Blood Bank donors and everyone who helped their family during a terrible trial, praising Corry as a fine town to raise a family.
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Corry
Red Cross Blood Bank
Hal Boyle's Americana on the craving to be different
Hal Boyle muses on the saving grace of individuality amid mass conformity. He cites personal quirk stories from history and memory, noting how unique acts and claims to fame define identity more than ordinary life.
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New York
Alexander the Great
William Shakespeare
Philip Yazdzik
Chicago
What Is The Law Funeral Expenses After Death
A spouse is not responsible for the other’s funeral expenses if the partner dies during a divorce suit. A wife does not pay for her husband’s funeral if his will directs payment from his estate. Funeral costs are a decedent’s estate charge, not a debt.
Letters From Viet Nam GIs Warm Rotary Hearts
February 13 letter from a Corry military policeman in Saigon thanks Rotary Club and Craig Hyer for Letters to Viet Nam GIs and holiday support. Describes guarding 150 American installations, bombings including a November attack, and serving with Ambassadorial and Westmoreland contacts. Notes near twenty days left in country and overall positive outlook.
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Corry
Viet Nam
Craig Hyer
Viet Nam GI
Rotary Club
Pane Eee
V.C
Etropole
Heck
Westmoreland Ailers
Ahr Ga Boys
Neck operation for asthma raises questions about safety
Dear Mrs W, your son’s asthma has resisted many treatments since childhood. The neck procedure called glomectomy removes tissue from the carotid body to reduce asthma attacks, with mixed reported results. Recovery is rapid, but no operation can guarantee a cure or permanent control. decisions must weigh risks and potential benefits for your son.
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Ohio
Murgooni
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