Editorial: Celler Makes Us Shiver
The House Judiciary antitrust panel may probe press practices as Emmanuel Celler signals scrutiny of editorial matters. He notes concerns over single ownership and biased coverage, while the journal argues American papers, including The Journal, pursue varied syndicated voices and maintain editorial independence. States that Emmanuel Celler makes us shiver when he talks.
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Allied airmen strike new base in New Guinea campaign
Australis, as Japanese hold weakly at a southeast New Guinea base, Allied airmen target shore installations. Reports detail destruction and forced boat evacuations, while other local scenes recount auto crashes, public promotions, and community efforts around cash bonds and a new recreation center.
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Australis
New Guinea
Snockunis
Third Tri
40 Years Ago Sally $Y Tez 'Dt Hare Come Judas She
A fragmented item from a 1980s column hints at a playful or coded phrase, mentioning Sally and Judas in a quip about past years. The readable bits suggest a nostalgia note without a clear event, date, or full names to identify.
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Sally
George Says Campaign Echoes Early 1964 U S Race
The piece notes early campaign chatter across states as Democrats seek to hold the Senate and House while Republicans push familiar names like Rockefeller and Javits. It highlights Teddy Kennedy facing George Lodge in Massachusetts and Abraham Ribicoff in Connecticut as central party contests with Democrats lacking Senate candidates in New York.
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California
Massachusetts
Ted Kenndy
George Lodge
Connecticut
Abraham Rabicoff
Arona
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New York State
Nelson Rockefeller
Jacob Javits
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Alcoholism's prodromal to acute phase timeline teased
The piece traces alcoholism from early drinking to the prodromal and acute phases, outlining behavior shifts from occasional relief drinking to loss of control. It cites clinical records, warns of blackouts, and describes the progression toward dependence and disease. Also notes political commentary mixing with public figures and a Pentagon leadership change at the end.
Taylor’s long arc shaping US defense policy 1959 63
James Marlow analyzes Clark Clifford? No, detailing General Maxwell D. Taylor’s rise to Army chief of staff in 1959, his push to scrap the Joint Chiefs for a single defense chief, and his evolving stance under Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy. The piece notes his warnings against overreliance on massive retaliation and his role in Vietnam era planning and advisory work.
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Paylor
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Appoints Two To Pharmacy Board Posts
Gov. Taence appointed George J. Hagerty of Pittsburgh and Morris Dubin of Philadelphia to fill two vacancies on Pennsylvania's State Pharmacy Board. Hagerty gets a six year term. Dubin succeeds Sol Twinoff. Both interim appointments await Senate approval after January. Hagerty is ex-president of Allegheny County Pharmaceutical Association. Dubin is a practicing pharmacist and past president of Philadelphia Society of Retail Druggists. Each receives $30 daily for attendance.
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Taence
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George J. Hagerty
Pittsburgh
Morris Dubny
Philadelphi - Hagerty
Harold Eld
McKeesport
Dubin Succeds
Sol S Twinoff
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Thnoff
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Betis
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Haverty
Allegheny County Pharmaceutical Association
Dubin
Eeed
Rites Held For Mrs Dowse at York Musser Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Caroline Dowse were held Saturday at 2 PM at the Hity Musser Funeral Home in Union City. Rev H Mec tock led the rites with interment at Green Cemetery. Hearers included Roy Mith James Coates Harold Fish and others. Family friends attended from nearby towns as well as Congeant Ohio and Kano.
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Wes
Caroline
Hity Musser
Upton City
Kennedy
Alten
Congeant
Ohio
Kano
Israeli restricts pig raising in upper Galilee facilities
Government officials announce final approval to ban pig farming across most regions, permitting nine Upper Galilee facilities only. The move aims to align with Jewish dietary laws and tradition, reflecting changes discussed at the last meeting.
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Trac
Upper Galilee
Economy in 1962 Shows Mixed Signals and Government Hesitation
An editor’s note discusses how government is urged to take preventive measures as business coasts between boom and slowdown. The piece highlights varied company fortunes, a stock market shock, slowing growth, and global factors shaping domestic policy. It notes durable goods orders down from January and a low backlog of unfilled orders, with midyear inflation of consumer demand.
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Ness Shimip
Sam Dawson
New York
United States
U.S
Congress
Fragmentary OCR arrival yields unclear historic note
The text is highly garbled with numerous misspellings and missing words making it impossible to identify people, places, or events. It contains unreadable references to a meeting, schools, and philosophical remarks, but no coherent facts emerge.
Five Rescued In Lake Erie After Capsize West Of Here
Five people were rescued from a capsized 14 foot outboard boat five miles west of town on Lake Erie. Rescued were R A Mueller 40 Loft Windsor Cann the boat owner his two sons Erie 11 and Roberts a brother in law James Racket 40 of Warrelt Pa and Hackett s son Michael 12 all wearing life jackets. Rescuers included Robert Breig James Graham Allen Richard and Rode Kinkle of the Dunkirk Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla with help from Constable Gerald Johnson and Deputy Sheriffs Rudolph Halicki Harald Peters. The Coast Guard relayed the distress to Chautauqua County Sheriff s Department.
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Buren Point
R. A. Mueller
Loft Windsor
Cann
Roberts
James Racket
Warrelt
Hackett
Michael
Robert Breig
James Graham
Allen Richard
Rode Kinkle
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Dunkirk
Corry Journal Ad Notes and Publication Details
Local Corry paper lists staff roles and offices including publisher editor and advertising manager. Mentions associated buildings in Philadelphia Detroit Chicago New York and Michisot Square. Notes postal matter, pricing, and display advertising deadline as nine a.m. on prior publication date.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William, Falon
Allan Hasbratch
John Evaehiin
G. T. Bergman
Dottnelliacumball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
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