New York Blackout Reflections on Race and Renewal
The piece argues looting exposed a wounded nation facing race and poverty. It praises police restraint and community support, calls for justice for looters, and urges bold action to break the race poverty cycle through education, jobs, and desegregation, stressing national policy must reflect these needs.
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New York
America
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Mwe
Supreme Court
Public right to know faces secret government clashes
The piece notes two incidents raising Sunshine Law concerns. State Senator Henry Cianfiani pushed for private budget conference sessions while a Blair County judge barred rapid information release to reporters. It argues such moves curb public scrutiny and reflects a long running tension between reporters and officials, with limited public reaction.
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Harrisburg
Henry Cianfiani
Cianfiani
Philadelphia
Senate
House
Blair County
Letter to the PUC backing Charlie Slocum’s business
A Corry area resident appeals to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission to resist Professional Communications of Erie. The letter lauds Charlie Slocum as a 1972 Handicapped Man of the Year, praising his charity and crucial aid during the 1970 Easter Fire Disaster. The writer urges support for Slocum against corporate expansion and asserts his value to the community.
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PUC
Pennsylvania
Charles Slocum
Corry
Charlie
Erie
Erie Ares
Abt
Public Utility Commission
Charlie Slocum
Jane Peiffer
Union Street
Corry Evening Journal details and pricing notes
The Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists staff including George R. Semple publisher William S Eaton managing editor and Jon McLaughlin pressroom foreman. It notes Associated Press exclusive use rights and offers subscription rates 8 dollars for eight months or 12 dollars weekly carrier delivery 1.20 daily and 4.00 per week for mail.
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Corry
Sylvia Porter notes shift in life insurance contact rates
A Porter analysis finds only a minority of U S households have been contacted by a life insurance agent in the past year. Two thirds report no contact, with the steepest decline among young husband wife families since 1967.
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U.S
Wfe
Choosing Life Insurance By Mail And Company Selection
Consumers are advised to scrutinize mail order life insurance offers. Understand coverage, waiting periods, renewals, exclusions, and premium terms. Seek expert help, verify license status, compare claims service, and request clear written explanations before buying.
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Sy Okner
Direct Marketing Insurance Council
DMIC
The Summer That Took My Ladies
Jim Bishop recalls a long summer in which three close women in his life die Maggy Dunning his mother and his wife Elinor He notes grief as a measurable event and describes family memories music laughter and quarrels amid a seaside chapter that ends with the toll of time and farewells across continents and a ship voyage in 1977 Ming Features Syndicate Inc
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Maggy Dunning
Elinor
Magey
Sea Bright
New Jersey
Maggy
Jenny Bishop
Europe
United States
Hudson
Gayle
Gibraltar
Ginny
Mommy
Azores
Ting Rossi Atling
Ming Features Syndicate, Inc
The Liberty attack and delayed Israeli compensation saga
A decade after Israel attacked the USS Liberty in 1967, Israel has paid only 3.3 million for fatalities and has refused the 7 million material damage claim. State Department documents show secrecy, delayed disclosures to Congress, and ongoing negotiations with the Pentagon and Navy about final compensation.
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Washington
USS
Liberty
International
State Department
Israel
Congress
William Rogers
U.S. Navy
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