Thick or thin defense in our opinion
In Our Opinion the Senate blocked a delay to the thin anti missile defense and voices concern that a larger 5 billion Sentinel program could seed a broader system. The piece argues the thin plan targeted Red Chinese and Soviet threats and that the U S must match strength to deter a potential holocaust, urging perseverance toward a negotiated restraint.
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Soviet Union
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Grass Roots Opinion on Free Press in Ocala
The Ocala Star Banner editorial argues that the American Bar Association should not tamper with the free press. It warns that limiting pretrial information could lead to a blackout of reporting and jeopardize equal justice. The piece stresses that both defense attorneys and newspapers seek fair trials and transparency of jail and courtroom events.
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Ocala
Fla
Star-Banner
American Bar Association
Solons' Last Few Days in Harrisburg Echoes Erie Wine Bill Push
In the waning days of the Legislature, supporters push a new Erie County wine industry bill amid amendments from the Liquor Control Board and appeals to Senate allies. Key figures include Senator Bill Lesler Rep Bob Bellomini Pat Connally and Governor Shafer as votes tally 39 to 9. The piece notes motor cycle code signing and a loan study amendment, plus bills aiding Nick Mobilia and county Saturday closings. The author, present at the chamber, describes late sessions and a family observer, Phil, witnessing the drama before the next session in September.
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Liquor Control Board
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Germany
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Chester Hein
Pennsylvania Partners Association
Pat Connally
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Pat
John Phillips
Mortimer Graham
Douglas M. Moorhead
Broderick
Shafer
Michigan
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Jim Willard
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Jim
Edinboro State College
Bill Sennett
Sennett
Frank Polaski
Erie East
Robert Bartlett
Frank
Presque Isle Penninsula
General State Authority
Presque Isle
House
Pennsylvania
Nick Mobilia
North East
Phil
Philadelphia
House of Representatives
Johnson’s careful handling of the Czechoslovak crisis
Drew Pearson lauds President Johnson for avoiding provocation amid the Czechoslovakia Soviet standoff. He notes Johnson’s air routes to Moscow, cultural accord, and missile-disarmament talks, while criticizing Reagan’s Croatia proclamation and urging restraint. Pearson traces Eastern Europe’s dynamics, Yugoslav independence, and the risk of Kremlin blame.
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Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Europe
New York
Moscow
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Go someplace beautiful the road to a better life
Paul Harvey urges young adults to leave congested cities for beauty and open spaces. He cites Lance Day who relocated to Greenbrier West Virginia, built a life and business, and found wealth in environment rather than city money. Harvey echoes Horace Greeley to seek living places over staying put.
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Greenbrier
West Virginia
Horace Greeley
Rich
Paul Harvey
Sonoran Desert
Arizona
Corry Times Recap July 23 1948 Diner closure and picnic news
Corry Diner sold to Brigham Hardware and Plumbing Co will close this week with equipment moved to the former Al Marty restaurant across South Center Street starting next Monday. An annual basket picnic for three American Legion units will be held tomorrow at Mead Park with about 80 attendees joining in the event. A Pittsburgh Pirates update notes their seventh win of the season. A serious auto incident near Shadyside Findley Lake involved a Maxwell coupe driven by Jack Paulson of Corry. four occupants were taken to hospital but escaped serious injury.
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al Marty
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Anna Anderson
Mead Park
Shadyside
Findley Lake
Maxwell
Jack Paulson
Empire of
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Playes
Corry Post
Brooklyn
Carmen Pac
Hal Boyle Concludes You May Jump To
AP humor column notes several quips on marriage, generation gaps, history, and everyday life. It pokes fun at wives mending holes, work hours, soap operas, and social rituals. The piece playfully contrasts modern life with past eras and ends with a cheeky nudge to attend church more.
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New York
Today in History July 23 1968 Petain trial note and early typewriter
On July 23 events include the 1945 trial of French Marshal Henri Philippe Petain in Paris. The year 1829 notes William A. Burt of Mount Vernon Michigan receiving a patent for a writing machine that may be the first typewriter. In 1892 Henry Clay Frick of Carnegie Steel was stabbed in Pittsburgh but recovered.
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Paris
William A. Burt
Mount Vernon
Mich
Henry Clay Prick
Carnegie Steel Co
Pittsburgh
Frick
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