Shapp’s uphill fight against Pennsylvania Democrats
In Our Opinion, Milton Shapp, who won the Democratic governor nomination by challenging the party machine, faces tough odds in November as old-guard Democrats plan to back safer candidates. Shapp argues to weed out the machine, but insiders doubt his path to victory will rely on money alone against a wary coalition and a strong Republican foe, Ray Shafer.
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Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Ray Shafer
Witty odds and ends from Hal Boyles Americana
Hal Boyle muses on marriage in postwar America focusing on choosing a wife for her financial acumen. He jokes that a wife should manage money, taxes, and insurance, not kitchen tasks, comparing domestic life to business and including references to Form 1040 and tax sections. The humor centers on practical, fiscal virtues over appearance.
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Bill Dean
Omaha
Neb
Mary Margaret McBride
J. Edgar Hoover
Not Easy to Love Lyndon Or 6AM Paul Harvey
The piece argues that Lyndon Johnson and Uncle Sam are hard to love due to power and image. It cites Lester Pearson noting U S intervention is not motivated by affection, only respect. It suggests nations resist affluent, powerful leaders while remaining fed by gifts, with a quiet reflection on media and print permanence.
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Paul Harvey
Lyndon
Uncle Sam
Complex El Paso case tests California and Washington power
Washington officials confront a high profile antitrust dispute over El Paso Natural Gas and Pacific Northwest, tracing a chain of political influence from Governor Brown to Attorney General hopefuls. The case centers on a massive $155 million gas refund to California consumers and a contested divestiture that stretches from Salt Lake City to the U.S. Supreme Court, reshaping who enforces antitrust orders.
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Washington
California
Justice Department
Sam Yorty
William Bennett
U. S
Walter Ritter
Salt Lake City
Supreme Court
el Paso
Pacific Northwest
Brown
California Public Utilities Commission
Ritter
San Juan
Bennett
California Water Fund
Gov. Brown
Yorty
Clark
Clifford
Truman
Kennedy
Vial
National Sedivest Pacific Northwest Withcurity Council
LBJ
Clark Clifford
Larry Williams
State of California
People of
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago June 2 1946
Classified brief hints at past events in Corry with a note that no paper today and a house for sale appears in the classifieds. The item evokes nostalgia while guiding readers to check ads for a property listing.
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Corry
Corry Evening Journal publisher and staff list
Fragmentary OCR shows Corry Evening Journal masthead with title lines and staff credits. Mentions George Sagen as general manager and Weightsman as editor and local staff, with Associated Press attribution. No coherent event or news item readable.
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Wast Sent Street
Corry
Tie Journal
George Sagen
Anagerie
Batters All
Alen Goronck
Rising rates blamed for stock selling and slowed revival
New York AP reports that rising interest rates are blamed for nervous investors selling stocks, dampening hopes for housing revival, forcing some firms to shelve expansion, and discouraging prospective car buyers, with state effects noted.
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NEW_YORK
This Day In History Highlights June 2 1966 Context
Today in history notes Queen Elizabeth II’s 1953 coronation and wartime and postwar events. It covers Hitler Mussolini Brenner Pass 1941, lend-lease with China 1942, shuttle-bombing base 1944, Kyushu airfield raids 1945, Marshall in Nanking 1946, and five years ago Vietnam troop arrival. It also discusses local bond offerings, banking rates, and international prime rates with regional variations and debt concerns.
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Associated Press
Elizabeth II
Britain
Westminster Abbey
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Washington
Republic of China
U.S
Soviet Union
Kyushu
George Marshall
Nanking
Manchuria
Lake Orr
Unnalilla
Fla
Bay of Bengal
East Pakistan
John F. Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Atlantic Alliance
Kennedy
Paris
South
Viet Nam
Stig of YOUR HEALTH. Doctor, Pet Like To Know
Dear readers Dr Coleman addresses common health concerns. He cautions against nightly pill overuse and drug interactions noting that mixing sleeping pills tranquilizers and alcohol can produce dangerous low mood and harm. He recommends physician guidance and limited quantities. He also discusses tuberculosis risks and urges yearly chest X rays and physician exams to detect hidden infections.
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Ohio
Dig
Pure Food and Drug Administration
U. M
California
Mr. M
America
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Boyish
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Mr. Pearson
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Drew Pearson
Gregory Harrison
San Francisco
Guv. Brown
G. Bentley Ryan
Los Angeles
Donald Zimmerman
Bob White
William H. Orrick Jr
Antitrust
National Ofobbers Council
Teapot Dome
Solicitor General
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