Our Youngsters Will Tackle Our Evils And Solve Them
In Our Opinion the student of the future will face new horizons in which he and his teacher explore humanity focused studies. Social studies will highlight people and problems over statistics, with understanding of minority groups urban ills and crime guiding cures. The coming generation will handle problems as they grow up with them.
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Surprising Budget Surplus From Tax Revenues and Exports
The United States and Britain report unexpected gains this month. The U.S. Treasury finds personal income taxes exceed forecasts by about 2.8 billion dollars, lifting the predicted budget surplus to over 3 billion. Britain underestimates exports by 2 to 3 percent, improving the economy by 24 to 36 million dollars annually since 1964.
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Nixon’s India Trip Highlights User of U S Policy
President Nixon arrives in India amid internal party splits and tensions over Vietnam policy. The piece argues the U S misplayed Asia by backing Saigon, alienating India, and risking closer ties with the Soviet bloc, with criticism of past leaders and current strategic moves.
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How to Contact Your Elected Officials
The item lists contact details for state and federal lawmakers including Assemblyman Forest Hopkins of North East Harrisburg address, Senator James Willard Mercer County, U S Senators Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker via Senate Office Building Washington, Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie with House Office Building Washington.
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Air Travel Frustrations Highlight Delays and Lines
In Jim Bishop's brisk depiction, airline chaos boils at the terminal with harried clerks, crowded queues, and misrouted gates. Passengers endure delayed boards, crowded ramps, overworked staff, and a captain’s calm speech amid the long wait for Flight 44.
Inflation A Boon Jumbles Life Advice in Satirical Column
A lighthearted AP column notes ironic health effects of inflation, jokes about fashion and invitations, urges small deeds for fame, mocks celebrities and aging habits, and satirizes modern manners and waste. It ends with a quip on male friendship and self view.
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Corry Plant Moves to Conneaut Displaces 35 Workers
Strong Steam Specialties Mfg. Co. confirms relocation of its plant from Corry to Conneaut in a letter to 35 employees. The notice follows a string of local economic strains as the era’s industry reshapes the town’s employment landscape.
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