In Our Opinion A Lot To Answer For
In Our Opinion a lot to answer for the American people have a lot to answer for. They snatched this country away from the Indians and then spoiled it. They fouled air and water created hard jungles of concrete and glass. They littered land with car carcasses and neon garishness. They proliferated the automobile and bent the Constitution. They filled art with obscenity and hypocrisy. If we do not change we are headed down a dark path before we wake up.
First steel deliveries reach Raymond Mfg plant site
Construction begins on the big addition at the Raymond Mfg Co with first steel deliveries to Hast Pleas ant Street site this week and erection slated to start soon weather permitting. Nearby Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp advances in sash and screen installation as the building nears enclosure under Alton Dahlstrand.
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Today In History July 26 1966 and Earlier Moments
On this date in 1890 Daniel Webster delivered a reply to Roh in a crowded Senate chamber. The entry notes Liberty and freedom as central cries. It also mentions Michigan’s admission to the Union as the 26th in 1837.
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A list of oddball wishes and calls to action
A long, fragmentary catalog of public wishes and social fixes ranging from simpler pleasures like better coffee and plush foods to political stances and cultural reforms. It includes calls for tougher penalties for pickets, more readers, free Cuba aid, stronger cars, and a push for national unity and honesty, ending with personal admonitions.
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Dodd Klein foreign agent ties spark renewed probe
Washington recounts secret letters linking Sen. Tom Dodd and Gen. Julius Klein with paid Nazi propaganda and the Foreign Agents Registration Act raised after Drew Pearson exposed Lundeen’s ghostwritten 1940 Senate speech. The dispute over Dodd’s conduct and Klein’s lobbying led to a tense exchange and a promised follow up column.
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What Is The Law Contingency Fees In Settlements
A questions and answers summary explains that lawyer fees in settlement cases are usually based on the portion of the settlement after medical expenses are paid, though terms vary by county and agreement. It urges clients to clarify fee computations with their attorney to avoid future misunderstanding.
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New Economic Policy Shift Hinges on Five Year Record
Analysts hail a five year run of government policy aimed at stimulating demand and growth through tax cuts and spending while tightening money to curb speculation. The approach contrasts with earlier lags and delays, suggesting faster congressional action may follow the apparent success.
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Economy heats up as 1965 ends and 1966 waits
Analysts note high unemployment eased, productivity rose with automation, and prices climbed as wholesale and consumer indices track up. Viet Nam war spending hints at stronger demand. idle capacity shrinks and jobless rate falls, signaling a hotter economy to manage in 1966.
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Letters to Tie Journal Publishable Names
Letters written to Tie Journal will be printed only if the writer's name and address appear. The Journal does not endorse opinions in letters as its own.
Corry Evening Journal Classified Mailer Ad
Advertising notice for bac and clam mall mailer with pricing per year per mall and per copy. States carrier delivery and weekly rates in cents. Contains garbled OCR text and publication details for the Corry, Pennsylvania newspaper.
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Speaking of Your Health Dr Coleman Columns
Questions cover aspirin bottle cotton usage sugar and arteriosclerosis albumin in urine spina bifida and ear wax removal. The piece cites University of London research, notes moderation in sugar diets, explains albumin signals kidney issues, and urges safe ear wax care by professionals. Dr Coleman invites readers to submit letters for future columns.
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