War Pay Beats Viet Nam Frontline Pay Says Nation's Business
In Our Opinion the war on poverty pays better than real war chiefs. Gen William Westmoreland earns 27400 yearly while deputy directors and lobbyists gain more. The piece notes generals risk life while poverty staff enjoy higher salaries and cites Gen Harry W. O. Kinnard at 22630 plus 2500 for a lobbying post.
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William €. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Westmoreland
Harry W. O. Kinnard
Washington
War On Poverty Office
Summer industry lull not universal says Business Mirror
A Commerce Department review shows durable goods orders slipped in April while inventories rose, indicating a mixed slowdown. Auto production cuts and summer plant shut downs temper steel demand, yet higher inventories and Viet Nam war uncertainty could affect future activity. May outlook remains cautiously positive for most factories despite specific weak spots.
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New York
U.S
Commerce Department
Fragmentary Local News Snippet From Coury Pa And Philadelphia
Partial OCR text shows names and buildings in Coury Pennsylvania and Philadelphia plus Associated Press attribution. It references Pressroom Foreman G. T. Esson Manager and mentions Bond Building Weightman Building in Philadelphia with local news notes and circulation details.
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West South Street
Coury
Sls
Eaton Chivalier
le Serre
Vies Ih Ng Tan c Jughlin
G. T. Esson
Sat Oe
He Michigen Spallaing
Chicago
Bond
de Leolit Chamber of Commerce
Enburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Pe Amociated
Press Re
Tae
All AP News
Press in the Jury Box and the Power of News
Jim Bishop discusses how jurors are influenced by media during high profile trials. He notes judges admonish not to read news yet reporters publish names, and he cites cases from the Messier trial to military court, questioning the presss role in fair trials and the ethics of crime reporting.
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Howard Felsher
Felsher
Michael Rosen
Dallas
Kennedy
Messler
Candace
Matthew McKeon
Boondock
McKeon
Cherry Point
Drew Pearson Reveals Liquor Lobby Pressure on Drinking Age
Washington congressman seeks to force Democrats into defending the liquor lobby as House members consider raising the District of Columbia drinking age from 18 to 21 and aligning with Maryland and Virginia standards. Hilliard Schulberg, top lobbyist for the Washington Retail Liquor Dealers Association, works to sway Democrats to block change.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Hilliard Schulberg
Washington Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Minnesota
Nelson
Memories and notices from Corry area around June
Washington reports miners return to soft coal pits after a 64 day strike. Corry events include No-Bar Riding Club horse show at Loveland Field benefiting the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund, a 1946 class baccalaureate, and a May 30 marriage at Wilkinsburg. Includes 1928 valedictory at Corry High and local civic notes amid broader political debate on drinking ages.
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Washington
NoBar Riding Club of
Corry
Loveland Field
Betty Dolores Bub
Robert Reynolds
Miss Bub
Frank Bub
Wilkinsburg
Dorotha Williams
Corry High School
Miss Williams
Pooh and Milne Rewrite Spark Boyle Rant on Censorship
Hal Boyle laments modern revisers who alter classics from Winnie the Pooh to Moby Dick and cites the absurdity of rewriting famous lines. He argues beauty, not mere clarity, matters and mocks the impulse to modernize revered texts. The piece notes hefty legal fees in energy cases and mocks changes to landmark works.
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Phil Thomas
New York
A. A. Milne
Milne
Fagin
Melville
Christopher Robin
Lincoln
Today in History June 3 1965 Bat tle of Midway and more
On June 3 1942 the Battle of Midway began as U S Navy planes spotted a large Japanese armada west of Midway Island leading to a devastating clash in which several ships were sunk. Other events include 1918 air mail service starting between New York Boston and Montreal 1940 Paris bombed and the 1965 Gemini 4 space flight.
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Associated Press
Midway
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Midway Island
New York
Boston
Montreal
Dunkerque
Paris
James McDivitt
Edward White
White
Set Your Health Epilepsy Facts for Parents
Parents learn that epilepsy in children is a treatable physical disorder, not a sign of mental illness. The column urges avoiding guilt, recognizing seizure types from petite mal to grand mal, and using modern therapies to help the child reintegrate into society with less stigma.
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D. W
Mlinois
Mrs. W
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