Is There An Edging Back To Social Sanity
In Pittsburgh a police officer faced aggression from a group described as Negro youths. A Human Relations Commission probe found the youths guilty of civilian brutality against the officer. The report cautioned against equating poverty with license to violence and urged renewed public respect for police.
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Pittsburgh
Human Relations Commission
Two Kinds Of Seat Belts
The Havana Mason County Democrat recalls an old seat belt used not for safety but as a source of pain. It notes a grandfather kept one hanging by the bathroom sink, contrasting past restraint methods with modern protection.
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Havana
Ill
Mason County
Grandpa
Walter Winchell Remembered A Phenomenon In Journalism
The piece memorializes Walter Winchell as a bold, influential columnist and radio host. It traces his rise from cub reporter to a dominant figure shaping news with sharp wit and insider access, while noting personal contrasts and a son’s tragic death.
Navy Losing Public Confidence by Drew Pearson
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues the Navy suffers a loss of public trust due to a string of avoidable incidents. He cites the Pueblo affair and slow Pentagon response, plus past cases like Scorpion, Liberty, and Arnheiter to illustrate alleged structural rot and mismanagement in naval leadership.
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Pentagon
Navy
Arnheiter Altair
Comér
Marc Arnheiter
Vance
Vietnam
Arnheiter
Martin
Incomplete OCR Draft Reflections on State Wages and Projects
A fragmented record cites Secretary Bartlem about installing a central guard and erecting a project, plus complaints about state wage policy and local funding. It notes issues with rental costs, construction impacts, and opposition to certain state mandates and committee actions.
Nixon advisers push slow inflation fight with cautious plan
New York AP report outlines Nixon economic team aims to curb inflation while avoiding sharp job losses. They favor tighter money supply, possible extended surtax, limited wage and price controls, and avoiding broad program cuts.
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New York
Nixon
Corry Armory Project Involving Local Figures
The Corry scene centers on Mrs. P H Stemmons and local organizations as plans move forward at the State Armory. Members of the Overy Legion Bechet Ganlly and others from the County Legion League sign up for involvement while nearby high schools and communities prepare for a feature event.
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Legion Bechet
Ar Ganlly
County Legion League
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