If You Can't Beat Em Join Em The University Tactic
In Our Opinion the piece argues colleges surrender to student protest across the nation. It cites Penn Barnard Wisconsin Colgate Berkeley Michigan and others where rules are loosened or officials acquiesce. The column urges orderly processes and questions whether students are learning what they intended.
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Corry City Plows and Bonds Answered by Official
City officials explain snow plow timing during blizzards and detail the 245,000 bond issue. Plows start at three to four inches of snow, with delays for shop traffic, worker rest, and safety. The street crew of seven or eight plus five plows and a grader handle operations, and the city borrows via bonds for long term needs.
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On This Date In History January Eleventh Through Years
A compact scan of historical notes lists events from 1569 England’s first lottery in St Paul’s Cathedral and 1943 World War II era U S actions, to 1785 Continental Congress convening in New York and 1969 several year-long timelines. It mentions Hamilton and treaty debates, plus 1943 wartime shifts.
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Russell highlighted as steady leader with Vietnam stance
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia, a long serving elder statesman, is portrayed as a compassionate, rural minded leader who opposed U.S. troop deployment in Vietnam and urged cautious diplomacy. He is depicted as a pragmatic, inside player who values the flag and country, with a history of influencing Cold War policy and military decisions.
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Corry to Lose Corry-Buffalo Rail Run in February
Corry's passenger service continues to shrink as the Corry Buffalo railway line is slated for discontinuation in February amid ongoing cuts to Pennsylvania Railroad operations. The move comes as transport demand falters and local communities reassess travel options.
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The Nixon Smile by Paul Harvey Explains Confidence Leaders Show
A reflection on presidential demeanor contrasting Nixon’s calm optimism with Johnson and Eisenhower style. It cites Roosevelt, Churchill, and MacArthur as examples of steadfast leadership and argues contagious confidence lifts a nation amid turmoil and doubt.
Why Not Wives and War Front Morale Reflections
The piece surveys gender attitudes with jokes on marriage and fidelity, notes Manhattan night life violence, and cautions against odd fads like pirhana pet attacks. It contrasts masculine guilt with female denial, recalls musicians using marijuana, and hints at Vietnam war morale shifts, closing with reader communications policy.
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