Winter’s sharp bite refutes flight to warmer shores
In Our Opinion the season wears on with zero type weeks and heavy snow yet the author argues that the region’s rugged climate, yearned comforts, and spring and autumn promise make staying worthwhile. The piece contrasts cold winters with jokes about California Florida and tropical locales, then pivots to politics and farm policy implications under President Nixon. It critiques farm subsidies, calls for caps on payments, and outlines proposed acreage rules and cropland purchases aimed at shaping open spaces near cities.
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California
Florida
Farm Subsidy Clash and Eastland’s Cotton Stand
The piece traces farm price supports and subsidies battles led by Senator Eastland. It notes Eastland’s opposition to payment limits, the influence of subsidies on rural economies, and Nixon’s efforts to craft a bipartisan farm bill while defending farmers’ interests amid criticism of large subsidies and government spending.
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Eastland
James Eastland
Dmiss
Not in My House Only Invitees Were Friendly Fighters
An informal boxing tale unfolds around a party at Hal Conrad's home where Ellis and Frazier sparred in a chaotic, crowded event. Writers and onlookers wagered and clashed, while Norman Mailer and Hugh Mellvanny staged a separate confrontation in a bedroom. At the end, Conrad insists the real fight was outside, as he only invites friendly people.
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Hal Conrad
Mr. Conrad
John Wilkes Booth
Norman Mailer
Hugh Mellyanny
The
London Observer
Don Dunphy
van Patrick
Mutual Broadcasting System
Howard Cosell
Emily Post
Mies
Frazier
Torres
Conrad
Norman Miler
Mark Kram
Sports Illustrated
Ellis
Mailer
Mellvanny
Angelo Dundee
Kram
Harold Conrad
Corry News Briefs Include Hospital Grant and Sales
Corry Memorial Hospital Association will receive an eighty thousand three hundred sixty nine dollar government share for a new hospital atop West Smith street hill. The Nast Co store on North Center street sold to James O. Miller of Warren. Corry Red and Gun Club plans spring dog trials for March 19 at 8 AM, weather permitting.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Association
West Smith Street Hill
Nast Co
North Center Street
James O. Miller
Miller
Warren
Mervyn Nast
F.N. Ames
Martin Keppel
Corry Red and Gun Club
CounterprogrammingAdds Broad New TV Slate
New season picks include Broadway inspired comedies The Odd Couple and Barefoot in the Park marking TV’s first all black couple in a comedy. Other debuts: The Patridge Family police shows Zig Zag Silent Force Dan August plus Dial Hot Line with Vince Edwards. NFL returns Mondays at 9 then movies after Dec 14. several classics depart CBS NBC and ABC lines.
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Patridge
The
Cowsills
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Silent Force
Dan August
Dial Hot Line
Vince Edwards
Ben Casey
NBC
CBS
Paris
Campus turmoil dents alumni gifts, columnist says
In Coatesville, a record piece argues that donor support to colleges has waned as graduates oppose college administrators who tolerate disruption. It contends that donors will not fund institutions seen as allowing mobs to vandalize facilities or repeat protests.
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Coatesville
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