The Disinherited Indian An American Tragedy
A long opinion piece argues American Indians have faced enduring neglect and oppression. It cites the Senecas losing land for Sintua Dam, critiques Bureau of Indian Affairs inertia, and calls for better treatment of Native Americans as original citizens.
Peru Time Bomb Threatens U S Peru Relations
The piece warns that Peru's military seizure of IPC and the Belaunde regime's ouster could trigger U S. aid cuts and sugar quota cancellations under the Hickel Looper Amendment. Seizure may push Peru toward the communist bloc, risking large copper mines and bank credits, amid Nixon era Latin policy tensions.
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Nixon
Latin America
South America
Peru
United States
International Petroleum Company
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
U.S
Cerro de Pasco
The Briefcase Brigade Opens Battle on Capitol Hill
Harrisburg commentary portrays Pennsylvania lobbyists as a civilian army shaping state policy. It explains two fronts of influence from professionals steering welfare and tax matters to amateur groups pressing for school and social programs, with activity peaking during the legislative session.
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Briefcase Brigade
Capitol Hill
Legislative Branch
Indus
Pennsylvania
Shafer
Today in History January 29 1969 highlights
On this date notable events include Britain granting de facto recognition to Israel in 1949, William McKinley born in 1843, Kansas joining the Union in 1861, Rudolf of Austria-Hungary’s suicide in 1889, the Seeing Eye founded in 1929, the first Baseball Hall of Fame inductees in 1936, and France vetoing Britain’s EEC entry in 1963.
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Britain
Israel
William McKinley
Niles
Ohio
Kansas
Rudolf
Austria-Hungary
Mayerling
Austria
The
Nashville
Tenn
Cooperstown
N.Y
Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
Christy Mathewson
Babe Ruth
Honus Wagner
France
The Flat Brave by Jim Bishop
A dramatic tale of Springgold Spring a Broadway agent and the Kid from Kanakee in a confrontation over power money and exploitation The story follows a lifelong feud as the Indian girl faces a balding lawyer and a teenaged avenger prepares to strike back in a tense dramatic sequence.
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Odd McIntyre
Springgold Spring
Mr. Spring
Kanakee
Nabisco
Tetley
Mr. Springgold Spring
Spring
Model Dairy Co Passes to Omar Crowell Family Ownership
Historical note from January 29 1949 reports the Model Dairy Company Inc long operated since 1929 sold with five other stockholders interests to Omar Crowell and family. In sports news Corry Junior High drib blers lost to Beatty School 23 22 in second OT. Snow storm hit Corry January 29 1929 with several inches of snow and ice ponds on West Columbus Ave. Lenore Austin named Basketball Queen at Corry Senior High School. reader letters policy outlined by Corry Journal.
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Model Dairy Company, Inc
Omar Crowell
Corry
Whiteley
West Columbus
Lenore Austin
Corry Senior High School
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