Inflation as a national fate and erosion of values
Our Opinion argues that persistent inflation reshapes behavior and erodes thrift and work ethic. Citing U.S. and European examples, it warns of elderly hardship, character erosion, and drift toward irresponsibility, contrasting capitalism with potential dictatorship. Senator Dominick notes ineffective actions risk worsening the problem.
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Peter H. Dominick
Colorado
Dwé Weis
Why middle age holds its own against youth
Hal Boyle argues aging has distinct benefits over youth. Middle age brings spared babysitters, mortgage progress, fewer life battles, and tolerance for enemies. It offers less pressure to reform the world and a practical happiness in limited ambitions. The piece notes wisdom in accepting one's limits and appreciating lasting joys.
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Tanger
On the Edge of Angry A Paul Harvey diatribe
Paul Harvey rails at perceived national hypocrisy amid Mississippi shootings and nationwide criticism. He denounces media bias, government overreach, tax and welfare inequities, and foreign aid while warning of a looming political cycle and urging steadfast values. The speech contrasts domestic woes with foreign deferments and stresses cultural decline.
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Pearson probes Turner and Cutler in GM case
A Lester-style Washington column notes Lloyd Cutler's influence on Assistant Attorney General Donald Turner to drop the civil antimonopoly suit against General Motors. It also flags political moves by Turner, Ike era FCC chief Doerfer, and potential fallout for LBJ. The piece shifts to Middle East tension with Nasser's missile show and Arab reactions, then covers Senate ethics trouble involving Sen. Tom Dodd and Julius Klein.
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Donald Turner
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On This Date in History July 21 1968 Highlights
This day in history recalls the first Battle of Bull Run in 1861, Washington’s West Point HQ in 1779, Burns’ death in 1796, 1941 scrap aluminum drive start, Leahy as chief of staff in 1922, 1945 Nürnberg war crime rumors, Anjar earthquake death toll, UN cease fire in Tunisia, McNamara Viet Nam trip, and a note about a son or daughter away from home.
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Anjar
India
Economy still climbs with healthy pace amid season factors
New York AP reports that despite talk of a downturn, key economic indicators show continued growth. In early 2024 the expansion slowed to a steadier pace with most sectors rising, while auto sales, housing starts, and durable goods orders face unique, temporary dips.
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Name Change by Court for Child Surname in Pennsylvania
A question on surname change for an unmarried mother’s child is answered: Pennsylvania law requires court proceedings to legally change a name. The piece notes the Bureau of Vital Statistics holds the original birth name and advises consulting an attorney to proceed, while also summarizing mixed economic data and confirming continued GDP growth.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago
Corry reminiscence notes mark July 21 1946 in a Sunday column. It recalls local people events and happenings from two decades earlier, reflecting on community life and notable personalities featured in past issues.
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Fatigue in daily life and possible causes
Reader seeks help for long Fatigue despite rest while managing a busy home. Dr Coleman cautions against psychosomatic labeling and lists conditions such as chronic infections hormone imbalance thyroid disorders diabetes kidney liver disease low blood pressure and menstrual issues. He notes psychological factors only after ruling out organic illness and encourages full testing. He also answers a liver cirrhosis risk from alcohol and advises moderation.
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R. Ly
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