In Our Opinion I s A Young Nation
The piece cites National Industrial Conference Board data showing a median US age of 28 with nearly 200 million people. It argues a younger populace lacks historical experience and may empower politicians to push popular fallacies, risking liberty for security and long term affluence.
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National Industrial Conference Board
United States
Esco Ladle
Bill Watkins
Walking
Pechan Proposes Parental Responsibility Vandalism Bill
State Senate Majority Whip Albert R. Pechan of Armstrong County asks reintroducing a parental responsibility bill. It would hold parents liable up to 200 for damage caused by their children. The Norristown Times Herald notes the merit but questions legislative approval.
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Albert R. Pechan
Armstrong County
Pechan
Norristown Times Herald
Miniaturize people to solve crowding says Hal Boyle
In a satirical column Hal Boyle jokes that shrinking humans could ease overcrowding. He notes babies today weigh less at birth yet grow taller and heavier later, and envisions a future with smaller people and machines to fit urban space.
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New York
Curbstone
Fire Chief Reports Chimney Fire At Corry Home
Firefighters were summoned to the East Main Street home of Chris Christiansen yesterday afternoon to tackle a chimney fire that threatened the residence. The blaze was contained to the chimney with minimal damage. Blaine Kincaid was elected president of the National Bank of Corry by the directors after the stockholders met. Dr Paul Weed of Union City will oversee Dr P G Wood’s dental offices during Wood’s absence as he and Mrs Wood depart for Rochester Minnesota for hospital treatment.
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Chris Christensen
East Main Street
Blaine Kincaid
The
National Bank of Corry
Paul 8. Weed
Union City
P. G. Wood
Mrs. Wood
Rochester
Minnesota
Corry Evening Journal Local News Notice Fragment
The fragment notes publishing details for The Corry Evening Journal including publisher and general manager names, republication rights, AP dispatch use, and postal/carrier rates with a late 19th or early 20th century tone. It mentions advertising deadlines and territory distribution.
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West Mouth Steel
Cosy Palening Journal
Sample
Altar
Allan Hasbrouck
Sianagers
Shelley Berman Talks Faith and Fame in Beverly Hills Interview
Jim Bishop profiles comedian Shelley Berman discussing his volatile quest for laughter, faith, and meaning. He reflects on failure and success, his marriage to Sarah Herman, adoption of Joshua, and future plans with another child, while debating Christianity and moral questions.
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Germany
Poland
Rhodesia
South Africa
Berman
Mr. B
Sarah Herman
Ridgwood
Chicago
Shelley
Sarah
Beverly Hills
Joshua
California
The Kennedy Johnson rift in Dallas coverage
Drew Pearson offers the opposite view to William Manchester on the Kennedy Johnson tensions after Kennedy's assassination. The piece details delays in Dallas including the coroner, the casket, Air Force One, and Johnson’s swift oath on the plane, with quotes from Kilduff and O'Donnell about conduct and dignity.
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Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Drew Pearson
Dallas
Washington
Jack Anderson
Kennedy and
William Manchester
Jackie Kennedy
Kenneth O'Donnell
Godfrey McHugh
Air Force
O'Donnell
McHugh
Air Force One
Secret Service
Robert F. Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Katzenbach
Justice Department
U. S
Sarah Hughes
Gen. McHugh
Malcolm Kilduff
Ken O'Donnell
Kilduff
O’donnell
Honsy
Long range forecasts for 1975 dominate economic outlook
The article surveys 1960s era predictions from the National Planning Association and others, projecting a 1975 population near 225 million and a GNP around 281 billion dollars. It notes forecasts vary from 1.13 to 1.9 trillion dollars for 1975 and questions their accuracy given information limits.
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New York
National Planning Association
Treasury
Today In History January 1 1967 Highlights
Dates of significance include 1942 Japan declared war on the Netherlands and invaded Indonesia. 1805 Michigan Territory created. 1861 Alabama seceded from the union. 1965 Missouri abolished slavery. 1897 Alaska Canada boundary dispute arbitration treaty. 1949 San Diego first snowfall in 99 years. Also notes on Macmillan pledge and Kennedy State of the Union. Lal Bahadur Shastri's death and Kashmir troop withdrawal context.
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Netherlands
Netherlands East Indies
Michigan
Alabama
Missouri
United States
Great Britain
Alaska
Canada
San Diego
Calif
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Kennedy
Congress
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Kashmir
Newest Treatments for Bursitis of the Shoulder
Dr Coleman outlines bursitis causes and treatments including cold compresses and avoiding direct heat. Severe cases may need local anesthesia, cortisone, or antibiotics for infections. X rays and ultrasonic therapy are used in select patients. surgery if calcium forms. Caution against aggressive exercises or chiropractic manipulation.
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Cocoanut Grove Playhouse
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