Clark Fellowships Aim to Spur Urban Improvement
Sen Joseph S Clark proposes a amendment to the 1964 Housing Act to fund Clark Fellowships in urban planning for graduates. Administered by HUD the program would offer 3000 dollars plus 500 per dependent up to two to nurture urban experts seen as essential to city renewal. Clark argues bills grow and costs rise through riders and expansion.
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Hal Boyle's Americana on distinguishing exes in a conforming world
Hal Boyle notes life’s little ordeal of telling sexes apart as dress talk and hair blur lines grow. He offers a light guide to identify male or female traits: from reactions to yes sir to looking at the ceiling, plus clues like missing buttons and charity collecting, illustrating the era’s dating and gender ambiguity with humor.
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New York
Leslie
Kim
Chris
Tony
Pat
Jerry
Coolidge
Shrivers Lasker Award Speech Sparks Ethics Debate on Humanity
Paul Harvey quotes Eunice Shriver warning that scientific progress risks turning humans into parts and questions the ethics of altering biology and psychology. She notes sterilization in military wives and drafts, while government aims for efficiency, risking euthanasia and loss of soul. The piece contrasts gender roles and ends by pondering lasting gender distinctions and the value of humanity.
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Mra
Eunice Shriver
Look magazine censorship row sparks West German debate
Drew Pearson notes Look magazine censored Look’s Death of a President coverage in Stern and explores West German press freedom after World War II. He contrasts U S court dissents by Chief Justice Warren with Nazi espionage methods linked to Hoffa cases and police state concerns.
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Edward Partin
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Warren
California
Supreme Court
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America
Today In History Jan 26 1967 Highlights From The Associated Press
On January 26 1830 Daniel Webster delivered a famed speech defending the Constitution and linking it to states rights. Other events noted include Michigan's 1837 statehood secession by Louisiana in 1861 a 1934 nonaggression pact between Germany and Poland battles at Anzio and Monte Cassino 1944 MacArthur capturing Clark Field in 1945 Kashmir accession to India ten years prior and Ranger I moon mission five years prior and Johnson proposing a 2.3 billion six year federal aid program a year ago.
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Clark Field
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Kashmir
India
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Pakistan
Moon
U.S. Space Agency
Cape Kennedy
Johnson
Fragmented OCR notice from The Cory Evening Journal
A damaged newspaper text fragment from The Cory Evening Journal lists publishing and staff details, pricing, and postal information for Cory, Pennsylvania. It references the Journal, George R. Heppe, McLaughlin, and Eaton highlighters, with various advertising and pressroom roles and old mailing rates.
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Dally
Excey
Caution Returns as Market Frenzy Draws Mixed Advice
Analysts urge investors to apply ten-rule caution amid January stock rally. Many small traders rush in without a plan while professionals ride waves of volatility. Odd-lot trading shows mixed signals as prices swing, and fears of sharp dives prompt warnings against reckless bets.
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New York
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 1927 brief column note
A fragment from a Corry newspaper page dated January 26 1927 notes a missing paper and requests brief legible reader submissions restricted to one subject with signature and address for publication. It mentions condensation of statements and no responsibility for content.
Fever blisters and saliva gland swelling in teens
Dr Coleman explains fever blisters or cold sores caused by herpes simplex virus. They often flare with illness, sun exposure, or stress and are a nuisance for teens. Prevention is mainly to boost resistance. many remedies exist but effectiveness varies. Swelling near the parotid gland can come from a salivary stone blocking a duct, sometimes solved by surgery after imaging.
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