World's scientists drool over moon rocks from Apollo mission
In Our Opinion the Corry Journal notes global science fascination with moon rock samples brought by astronauts. It praises U S openness, compares to Soviet Luna efforts, and says the find could unlock creation secrets. The piece highlights widespread expert interest and even public curiosity in science education.
Credit as a right or privilege in a cashless era
A AP report debates whether credit becomes a guaranteed right or maintained as a retailer granted privilege as America leans toward a cashless society. It notes welfare recipients gaining access to credit at stores like Gimbel’s, Abraham & Straus, B J Korvette, Lane Bryant, and asks if credit systems should be universal or retailer contingent. It cites historical credit denials to farmers and Negro voters and asks how denial would affect living rights.
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TV Violence Down in New Season But No End in Sight
AP reports violence on the fall television lineup will dip yet remains. NBC limits a new police show to every third week amid more comedies and musical variety, with action and Westerns still dominating prime time. Network bodies promised lighter violence after Kennedy's assassination, yet creators dispute its impact, while prescreening by networks faces CBS abstention.
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Nixon's Southeast Asia Trip Probed Amid Southeast Asia Ties
President Nixon plans a two day stay in Thailand and a quick, surprise hop toward South Vietnam as U S forces remain deeply involved in the region. The piece surveys Thai corruption, royal wealth, and a widening gap with limited revolt while weighing U S policy shifts and allied anxieties.
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How to Contact Your Elected Officials in Pennsylvania and D C
A reader guide lists state representative Forest Hopkins of North East and state senator James Willard of Mercer County as contactable at the State Capitol Harrisburg Pa. Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker are senators reachable at the Senate Office Building Washington D C. Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie can be reached via the House Office Building Washington D C.
The Last of a Gallant Breed BB 62 New Jersey
A vivid portrait of BB 62 New Jersey sailing from Pearl Harbor to Long Beach. It recalls battleship grandeur, historic battles, and the looming retirement as carriers and submarines redefine naval power. The author notes her Vietnam service, immense guns, and the quiet, ignoble end envisioned as the era of battleships fades.
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Today in History July 28 1969 1914 war starts in Europe
On this date in 1914 Austria declared war on Serbia. Events include a 1898 steam carriage trip in England, 1896 Miami incorporated, 1943 Allied gains in Sicily, 1945 Empire State Building crash, 1964 Ranger moonflight, and 1970s South Yemen fighting, with various milestones and numbers.
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Blind veteran busker Big Black Joe scores in New York underground
A first person encounter inside a dim subway passage details Big Black Joe a blind former Army veteran and maintenance man who plays accordion for coins. He describes injuries from a steam blast at Big Black Joe the Pentagon his postwar years in hospitals and his stubborn optimism about street life and income. He recalls travels to Greenwich Village Fifth Avenue and Wall Street and notes police attention and his pension aiding his survival.
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Fire levelled barn blamed on spontaneous combustion
A fire destroyed a 30 by 40 foot barn on the Harold Nichols farm near Spartansburg on Fairview Church road. Officials blamed spontaneous combustion. Nearby residents reported the blaze about six miles south of Spartansburg, with local authorities investigating the cause.
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40 Years Ago Stuary 28 1929 Sunday No paper today
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