In Our Opinion Government By Caprice
A critical column lampoons U S government waste and contradictions. It accuses Congress of tax increases while expanding the debt, boasts of foreign aid cuts then pork barrel spending, and blasts immigration, civil rights, and pay raises as hypocritical. It mocks officials traveling abroad for no practical reason while taxpayers foot the bill.
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Bobby Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Now Johnson
United States
Winiewier
Poland
Moscow
Khrushchev
Joseph P. Kennedy
Bobby
State Department
Five Word Orbital Ad Waralee The Bore Debate
Ad critic Jack Tinker lamented that English is reduced to five words White Power Mild Refreshing and others after an evident $5 billion spent on ads. He warned the public and industry that such repetition risks boring everyone to death as campaigns push these terms across products.
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Interpablic
Jack Tinker
Tinker
Rule Murder death by own action in Pennsylvania
RED LION Pa AP authorities term the deaths a murder death by own action. Denton Eugene Miller shot his wife Caroline Jane a six year old expec tant mother with a 22 caliber rifle then killed himself at the Miller parents home in Pellon three miles south of here. Dr Ronald Piper deputy county coroner said Caroline Jane who was expecting her first child appeared to have been 1.
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Red Lion
Denton Eugene Miller
Tobaccn Company
Caroline Jane
Hen Bo
Ronald ©. Piper
Colinty—Coveier
Miller
Pellon
Here
Piper
Miller death case shocks town as rifle found near body
Miller's body lay on the floor with a rifle nearby when his mother Mrs. Den nie William Miller returned from work she discovered the scene prompting a police investigation into the fatal shooting.
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Mia Sola
Poisonous Snake Bite Slows Cleveland Curator
The Cleveland Aquarium curator was bitten by a poisonous snake and is in good condition at Mimant Binal Hospital. Dana Marano of Willoughby was bitten yesterday by a snake as he opened a glass case. the venomous strike occurred near the tank as he moved fish.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Aquarium
Mimant Binal Hospital
Inco Wats
Dana Marano
Willughby
Jhree
Ford
Jude
Unknown WW2 era dispatches mix with local notices
A compilation of scattered wartime items notes the Japanese base at Sasebo being bombed and the USS engaging Japanese targets, plus reports of casualties in a Kiln-Brothers-Barrill blaze and a mysterious prowler hunt with a $10,000 reward. Scouts camps burned at Canadoata Lake. no injuries reported though clothing and gear were lost.
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Cort Bay
Canado Ata Lake
Corry Notes and Local Baseball Highlight
Local items report Henry Pluss and wife escaping injury after their car was struck by train 8946 at Horns Aiding. Edward Becker and family had a near crossing escape. BP Neville injured in a Brownsville trestle collapse. Emmeline Hammond hospitalized with a fractured hip. Corry Independents win 12 4 over North on East Washington Street grounds with 15 hits. Hazel Marie Wilson wed Richard Reynolds of Reading California.
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Henry Pluss
East Washington Street
PRR
Horn’s
Edward
Becker
J. Neville
Corry
Brownsville
Tne
Corry Independents
North
Washington Street
Hazel Marie Wilson
Richard Reynolds
Reading
Calif
Civil rights clash in House Rules sparks tense showdown
In a dramatic closed Rules Committee moment, Dik Bolling attempts to dethrone Chairman Howard Smith and put Ray Madden in charge of civil rights bill handling. The exchange turns sharp as Smith accuses the motion of hostility and Madden recalls a past judge sentence. The debate highlights political maneuvering around the civil rights bill and the influence of public opinion on Congress.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Dik Bulling
Kansas City
Howard Smith
Virginia
Oma- Neb
Madden
Frank Fontaine on teen agers and parenting in Americana
Hal Boyle profiles actor Frank Fontaine and his five teens, noting adolescence as a split period requiring understanding guidance. Fontaine describes handling teen turmoil with family discussions and two weekly meetings, stressing parental support for children across social classes.
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Frank Fontaine
Frank
Crazy Guggenham
Jackie Gleason
Fontaine
Peter
Lawrence
Alma
Paul
Christopher
Kennedy
New York
Trust ownership on death of beneficiary depends on key terms
Legal guidance explains that ownership after a beneficiary dies rests on the trust wording. A settlor may preserve the property for Jane Doe’s heirs or specify that property returns to the settlor, or passes to her children, depending on the trust provisions.
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Jane Doe
Bicycle Killed in Route 219 Crash Near Johnstown
An auto bicycle collision on Route 219 eight miles north of Johnstown killed cyclist David W Summer son 10 of Conemaugh. The accident occurred yesterday and left the rider dead at the scene.
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Johnstown
David W. Summerson
Conemaugh
Corry Evening Journal masthead and staff note
Corry Evening Journal presents its masthead listing publisher George R. Sample general manager William Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouck, advertising manager John McLaughlin, pressroom foreman G. T. Bergman and production manager. Includes AP rights note and mailing rates, with display deadline information.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinellleimball, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Michigan Square
Culeag Mortgage
Bond Building
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Profit sharing for workers could revive industry says Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues that postwar restructuring and automation at Alcoa Massena left workers with layoffs and higher workloads. He suggests profit sharing as a solution, envisioning workers owning stock and sharing profits and losses to align incentives with company success. He notes seven million Americans already participate in such plans.
Death of George Stumigale in crossing collision on Eaton Road
George A. Stumigale owner of Kahkwa Supply Co. was killed when his stalled auto on Eaton Road crossing near Fairview was struck by a westbound New York Central train. Coroner Merle Wood said body mangled, no derailment occurred, and investigation continues. Fire crews and train crew assisted at the scene.
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ERIE
George A. Stumigale
Kahkwa Supply Co
Eaton Road
Fairview Township
Erie County
Merle Wood
Girard
Svumigale
New York Central
Wood
Fairview
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