Final word on Warren Report critics and Jim Garrison
In Our Opinion the Warren Report appears accurate and well supported by staff research. Jim Garrison, New Orleans district attorney, is depicted as a persistent critic whose conspiracy claims have not yielded proof. The piece notes media figures like Paul Harvey questioning Garrison and suggests further books will not change the core conclusion.
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Jim Garrison
New Orleans
Lee Harvey Oswald
Paul Harvey
Garrison
Harvey
Corry Area Struck By Lightning Amid Warm Slipstream
A double lightning strike caused minor damage at the Corry Jamestown plant on Maple Avenue disrupting power briefly as service was restored by morning. A separate bolt hit a tree in front of Lynn Rice’s Findley Lake cottage. A large turnout attended the Stanford Hose Company picnic at Sekerak’s Grove. A car overturned on Hare Creek Road near Corry with driver Frank J. Wotus saying glare from oncoming headlights caused him to swerve and crash. Corry baked under one of summer’s hottest spells with temperatures in the nineties. Visitors from Buffalo stayed at Wakeley cottage in Findley Lake as Simmons family commuted to Corry. The Journal invites readers to learn more daily.
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Corry Jamestown
Maple Avenue
Lynn Rice
Findley Lake
Hare Creek
Corry
Frank J. Wotus
Ancient Judea Life And Law From A.D. Era Remarks
A Jim Bishop style survey recalls town elders digging wells and daily labors in Judea, detailing clothing, food, work hours, and home construction. It covers taxes, coinage, temple rites, Sabbath rules, circumcision, and social habits, ending mid-sentence with children from age five.
Khrushchev secrets and U S troop cuts teased in Pierce column
Drew Pearson recounts an interview with Victor Louis about Nikita Khrushchev in retirement, his Cuba crisis memories, and a lampooned image of his power, plus notes on NATO, U S troop reductions in Germany, and Johnson’s ties to West Germany. The piece weaves Khrushchev lore with Cold War policy shifts and political commentary.
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Moscow
Dacha
Kremlin
Khrushchev
United States
Cuba
Kennedy
Anthony Eden
Eden
Parade Magazine
Jesse Gorkin
Washington
Sesetly
NBC
Harrisburg Eyeing Fiscal Wars and Expansive Paintings
In a broad view of state and national finance moves, Governor Shafer in Harrisburg mirrors Reagan in Sacramento in pushing tax increase plans to win support amid Democratic opposition. The piece notes lavish Capitol art by Violet Oakley and questions the need for separate Washington representatives as Minehart touts federal program grants.
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Shafer
Reagan
Senate
Governor’s
Appellate
Violet Oakley
John K. Tabor
Charles J. Lieberth
Pittsburgh
Department of Internal Affairs
Tabor
Pennsylvania
Thomas Z. Minehart
Heart Attack Risk Factors and Prevention Lessons
A reader asks how to prevent a young heart attack after her husband died at forty two. Dr. Coleman explains that coronary disease grows quietly over years and lists major risks such as high blood pressure lack of exercise overweight cigarette smoking and cholesterol rich foods. He urges regular examinations and lifestyle changes replacing saturated fats with unsaturated fats and reducing tobacco and weight.
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