In Our Opinion Check The Police Governor Scranton Probe Drinking Age
The governor orders a probe into whether New Yorks lower drinking age affects Pennsylvania teen drivers. A New Jersey official cites 24 traffic fatalities from 1962 to 1964 tied to New Yorks age rule. Replies from adjacent Pennsylvania towns could reveal the issue quickly and cheaply. The piece urges sending letters to border communities to uncover the deadly mix of teen drinking and driving.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania Bureau of Traffic Safety
New York State
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Bureau of Traffic Safety
Blond Sight Comment Sparks Wife Allegory
A short quip from The Arlington Heights Herald plays on wives’ supposed sharp vision when spotting blond hair on a man’s coat. The line reflects a humorous, domestic stereotype from the era.
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Arlington Heights
Itl
War jitters hit stock traders as market slides and
Professional traders react quickly to war fears causing stock drops and commodity rises. The Dow Jones index fell sharply after North Vietnam bombing and past wars show markets rally when tensions ease. Defense orders and supply disruptions shape the shifts.
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U.S
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South Viet Nam
New York Stock Exchange
John F. Kennedy
North
Viet Nam
Gulf
of Tonkin
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Russia
Berlin
Red China
Matsu and
Quemoy
Formosa Strait
Corry Journal Publisher and staff list reshaped
Fragmentary OCR shows a puzzled masthead with names and offices such as publisher George ample general manager hills Balen city editor Allan Bergman production and national advertising representative KIMBALL, plus address lines for New York Chicago and Philadelphia awkwardly listed.
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National
Kimball
TNC
N.Y
Speaking in a Manner of Speaking about Adlai Stevenson
The piece contrasts blunt U N rhetoric with Adlai Stevenson's Texas influenced cadence. It argues a shift from forceful desk pounding leaders to cautious scholars, noting Tom Girdler's death as a pivot point and recalling steel industry tough talk and labor debates of the era.
The Texas drawl in Cold War era policy remarks
Paul Harvey notes the blunt political rhetoric of leaders from Girdler to Wilson and Khrushchev, contrasting plain speech with doubletalk. He argues missteps in defense perimeters invited conflict in Korea and credits a shift in U.S. diplomacy to clearer expression from the UN and White House.
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Mr. Wilson
What for The Law A question on foreign material in food
A person who finds foreign material in food should refrain from consuming it. Return the item to the seller if possible. most merchants refund or replace it. If a remedy fails and damages occur, sue the seller or possibly the manufacturer to recover those damages.
Go Plant A Garden New Juvenile Punishment
Erie Juvenile Officer Frank Nowak plans a spring program for youths aged 10 to 15, using mandatory garden planting as a constructive sentence. He aims to engage families, source seeds, and create collective gardens on idle city land to steer children away from crime. The idea faces skepticism but rests on farm work appeal and family support.
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Erie
Frank Nowak
Nowak
Hie
Chief Seeks Inactivity Remedy Through Youth Gardening
The chief notes youths have a natural affinity for gardening and can channel energy into a productive activity. He hopes the program offers a sense of control and benefits youths. If it helps save even one life, the effort will be worthwhile.
Retired farmer loses control in downtown Clay Center crash
Andrew Anderson, 87, pulling from a filling station in Clay Center, Kansas, crashed into nine parked vehicles after his car suddenly veered. He claimed he could not stop. no injuries were reported as police investigated the incident.
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Clay Center
Kan
Andrew Anderson
Pearl Bailey To Be Okay After Hospital Stay
Pearl Bailey, 46, left Mt. Sinai Hospital after more than two weeks of treatment for exhaustion. Doctors said no permanent heart damage and she may return to nightclub work next month after a period of convalescence at her San Fernando Valley home.
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Hollywood
Pearl Bailey
Miss Bailey
Mt. Sinai Hospital
San Fernando Valley
Excelco Developments Builds Record Solid Rocket Motor
Excelco Developments Inc of Silver Creek New York unveils the free world’s largest single solid propellant rocket motor for Thiokol under an Air Force program. The motor stands as tall as a 12 story building and will fire February 27 near Brunswick Georgia generating about 4 million pounds of thrust from 1.3 million pounds of propellant. Police report 10 vehicles damaged with about $3,000 in damage plus slight building harm.
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Record
N.Y
Free World
Excelco Developments Inc
Chautauqua County
Brunswick
Excelco
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Air Force
Leroy A. Brooks
Chautauqua County Company
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