Youth Camp Safety Act Faces Senate Vote
The Youth Camp Safety Act, approved by the House, would impose federal health and safety standards on about 15,000 private and church camps. It creates a new HEW office with broad powers to shut down camps, remove directors, and fine staff for noncompliance, risking costly upgrades and increased federal regulation.
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Paper clips puzzle sparks recycling debate in Corry Journal
A humorous yet critical piece examines the fate of paper clips in offices. The author riffs on mislaid clips, proposes wild tracking ideas, and jokes that edibles could solve the loss problem, ending with a jab at government spending. The column echoes early 20th century newsroom whimsy from Corry Journal.
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Hoover’s Blackmail Files Reveal FBI Dossiers on Presidents
Washington column exposes J Edgar Hoover’s practice of compiling incriminating material on Presidents Kennedy Johnson and Nixon. It describes secret folders kept by Hoover and erased after his death, allegedly used to influence leaders, with Tolson transferring files. The piece cites whispered fear in Washington and quotes from figures close to the era.
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John Dean
On to the Super Bowl by Jim Bishop
A humorous, caustic account of football season chaos at home. The narrator details his wife and daughters rooting for Miami while mocking male fandom, recounting family chaos, replays, and the clash of sports passions with the women of the house. The piece contrasts old school football rituals with new fan behavior and ends with a wry remark on manners.
Eleanor and Franklin TV miniseries second episode exceeds first
Tonight's concluding episode of Eleanor and Franklin on ABC covers 1913 to FDR's 1921 polio, then 1945 rest of life ending with his death. The focus remains on personal drama over politics, highlighting Eleanor's role in preserving the Roosevelt legacy and FDR’s romance with Lucy Mercer, with strong performances by Jan Alexander and Ed Flanders.
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