Running Away From Home Not Really A Picnic
Corry Journal notes Seventeen magazine finds a rising teenage runaway trend linked to hippie culture. It cites 85 percent returning within 72 hours and offers safety guidance from Elizabeth Ackerman including talking with trusted adults, planning, and seeking help from police or social agencies.
Johnson asks Hoover to lead Narcotics Bureau fight on drugs
President Johnson proposes federal action to shift the Narcotics Bureau under FBI control. He aims to curb marijuana LSD and youth drug use with Hoover’s prestige, as aides note the 300 Bureau agents face high conviction rates but limited scope. The piece contrasts FBI and Narcotics Bureau styles and cites historic espionage context.
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Washington
Johnson
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Treasury Department
Narcotics Bureau
Hoover
White House
Joe Califano
Away We Go Ends its Long Romance with the Sea
Jim Bishop vows to give up his lifelong affair with the boat Away We Go a 35 foot long vessel built in 1960. He recalls memories with Kelly and the coast adventures from Florida Keys to New Providence, but the season is over and the boat must go.
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Kelly
Coast Guard
Cea
Sud
Ember- Denly
Warner
Oline
New Jersey
Long Island Sound
Richardson
Florida Keys
Gulfstream
Lucaya
West End
Memory Rock
New Providence
What'll They Think Of Next Impeachment Talk In Harrisburg
Mason Denison reports lawmakers react to Philadelphia efforts to impeach Governor Shafer. The piece outlines impeachment steps, party control, and the irony of timing with birth control debates and Eisenhower Truman positions.
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FBI
The
Treasury
Harrisburg
Capitol Hill
Philadelphia
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Mullen
It Happened In Corry A Frigid Winters Day
Corry endures its coldest stretch of the season with a 24 below official low and unofficial readings around 28 below. Snow removal costs double last year while City Treasurer Irene Mullen reports the figure. A truck fire on Spring Street Hill prompted department response. J M Ruppersburger acts as chief in the police pause as Hames attends a state training in Hershey Pennsylvania.
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Stiny
Corry
Spring Street Hill
Hames
Hershey
J. M
Ruppersburger
Pace
This Date in History January 31 1968 Highlights
On this date Explorer 1 launched from Cape Canaveral in 1958. Guy Fawkes was executed in 1606. General Robert E Lee named commander in chief of the Confederate armies in 1865. Germany announced unrestricted submarine warfare in 1917. Truman directed AEC to build a hydrogen bomb in 1950. Truman denounced McCarthy in 1952. Shukri al Kuwatly arrived in Cairo in 1958. James Meredith registered at Ole Miss in 1962. Romania renewed relations with East Germany in 1969. The Corry Journal invites letters, brief and legible, with signature and address.
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Associated Press
Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
England
Guy Fawkes
Robert EB. Lee
Germany
Harry S. Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Truman
Joseph R. McCarty
R. Wis
Shukri Al-Kuwaily
Syria
Cairo
Egypt
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Romania
East Germany
West Germany
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Henry Giordano
Joe Valachi
Atlanta
Valachi
United States
Russia
Pueblo
Moscow
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Mediterranean
Liberty
Bering Sea
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Frank Nikita
Khrushchev
Jim Bishop
Lester Keisers
Larry Kings
George Angerami
Flying Bridge
Hull
Douglas MacPhee
Marina
Mason Denison
House of Representatives
Senate
Martin P. Mullen
Planned Parenthood
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gop
Shaler
House
Chamber
Ae Leney
Irene Mullen
Rochester
State Armory
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