Space War Fears in Parade Editorial
Jack Anderson argues space warfare could replace earthbound conflicts, with weapons not yet drawn up. He warns space arms raise global risk, noting flaws like ground forces still needed and the danger of nations outside space clubs. He cautions the United States and Russia are the only likely players and urges decisive posture.
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Devastating air raid hits Cologne as war nears end
June 1 442 London reports major Allied bombing of Cologne with massive losses and cities left in ruins. In Washington the Bee Manpower Commission starts to organize essential labor and prioritize scarce workers for urgent production needs. A Corry High School baccalaureate draws capacity crowd as Rev Harelin speaks. local notices include a sale and charity paper seeking funds for spring events.
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Fragmentary note hints at local event and names
A garbled excerpt mentions a local scene with possible names and numbers. The readable bits indicate a 40 year ago reference and a parade or gathering context, but many words are incomplete. No clear actions, dates, or organizations are established from the fragment.
The Church and the Empire in Marxist Revolt
George Sokolsky argues Marxist revolution spans nations, blending communism with capitalist practice. He cites the Communist party as primary driver while noting mixed economies, government enterprises, and imperial reach across Europe and Asia. He sketches Soviet Russia, Yugoslavia, and Britain as examples of varying Marxist forms.
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The Bus Laugh O Hara and Other Writers
A rhapsody of book reviews and notices, celebrating Jon O Hara’s The Bus Laugh O Hara and biographies by Avilue Bolichey and John Teban. It surveys nonfiction titles on democracy, the White House, and Irish history, praising research and engaging storytelling across a cluttered literary landscape.
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Rusk defends policy as Kennedy era shifts pace
Washington AP Dean Rusk, secretary of state, defended Kennedy administration foreign policy amid critics like Barry Goldwater who call for alternatives beyond a "no-win" stance on communism. Rusk urged constructive options while noting Kennedy remains the decisive captain of U.S. policy and praised his calm, deliberate approach despite intensified debate.
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Crusade Against Crime edited by Jerry D Lewis
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Market shakeout seen as potential temping fix
AP By SAM DAWSON reports a crisis in confidence gripping businessmen and stock traders as a five month stock decline broadens. Many executives view an orderly shakeout as may deflate overvalued stocks, while fears grow that panic could curb consumer spending if public confidence wavers. Most analysts expect the drop to be contained to market amateurs, with broader economy at stake depending on confidence.
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Corry Evening Journal masthead and staff listing
The Corry Evening Journal shows its masthead with address at West South Street Corry Pa and staff positions including Garry publisher George Sample general manager William Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouck advertising manager John McLaughlin production manager G T Bergman and a nationwide advertising representation network. The Associated Press story rights are noted as exclusive.
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Federal Men In Plane Probe Continues In Monroe Crash
Federal investigators from FAA and CAB continue the in plane crash probe with data processing in New York and Rochester. Witnesses report a collision between Kep pel Monroe planes as they flew toward a 10 degree heading, while minister Rey is described as practicing solo flight for a private license.
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