Scranton as GOP pres contender faces pledge and draft talk
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton emerges as a potential Republican presidential candidate amid a fading field. Supporters press for a genuine draft if aligned with winning prospects, while Scranton stresses he would not quit his governor’s term midcourse to run.
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Truth About Tresses Persuades Women to Change Hair
A Monroe Journal column quips that women can be persuaded to change their hair but not to abandon it, reflecting social humor on style and autonomy. The lighthearted commentary notes fashion pressures while preserving individual choices without harsh judgment.
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Hal Boyle’s Americana collage of facts and quotes
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle surveys a mix of social trends and oddities. He notes nine million U.S. mothers under 18 hold jobs, a rise in college student stress in New Jersey, and Tokyo doctors adding a two way radius in cars. Other snippets include a jet themed bar in Paterson, belts to keep bar stools from falling, aging autos and trucks, and quips from notable figures.
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Allied Troops Cross Garigliano River Toward Rome
In 1943 Allied forces under Lt Gen Mark W Clark cross the Garigliano at three points advancing toward the Appian Way near Rome. Stimson signals possible collapse of Japanese resistance in New Guinea as Allied air and ground operations continue in the Pacific. American bombers claim multiple Japanese ships sunk. over 200 planes clash with Nipponese fighters over New Britain. The Fourth War Loan begins with initial purchases by two soldiers on New Guinea and one on the Italian front. Local items note a police hunt for a suspect after a young girl scare, a minor fire at 238 Delaware Street, and high school and parochial games results.
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Government cash flow undercuts Johnson budget plan
Federal receipts and outlays real cash flow outpace the administration budget to Congress. About 14 billion in cash receipts vs a formal budget under 100 billion. Cash deficit near 7 billion, vs a 10 billion formal budget deficit. Bonded debt grows as surplus funds are borrowed. Taxpayer confusion arises from the lag between proposed and enacted figures. The next fiscal year begins July 1 and final verdict comes after 18 months.
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Corry Evening Journal Roles and Staff Details
The Corry Evening Journal listing shows staff roles including general manager editor advertising manager and pressroom foreman with names such as Alan Hernoaek and John fcLaughlin. The text also references the paper’s New York New Jersey Philadelphia and Detroit mentions and notes the paper’s delivery and mailing details.
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Meadville bus accident helpers thanked in editor letter
Phil Silvers thanks party who assisted after Meadville Area School bus crash on January 10 en route to a Derry basketball game. He notes drivers reversed to help and faced hazardous road conditions delaying their trip. Also reports Lorey Locke Silvers birth at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.
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Ground rules for planning a Presidential run from Jim Bishop
A satirical guide to political staging notes strict self control voter appeal and media strategy. It mocks how a candidate should craft image avoid specifics and rely on broad safe language while courting Catholic Jewish and Protestant audiences and dodging televised debates. It references Humphrey Johnson and references a 1965 timeline and public image tactics.
Pearson's mix of policy, economy and politics highlighted
The column critiques President Johnson's frugal stance, notes his economic plans and Heller's positive data on growth and income, and comments on broader issues from NATO to public health labeling. It also covers tobacco lobby battles, Panama Canal Zone governance, and a Rooney honors banquet in Pittsburgh.
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