Why Do They Hate Us In Our Opinion
The piece argues anti-American sentiment worldwide stems from U.S. Vietnam involvement and wealth. It notes America’s openhanded aid paradox, whether generosity invites envy and patronizing views, and questions if halting aid would betray American ideals or shift to global politicking.
Hal Boyle Americana Nostalgia Reflections on Time and Memory
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as youth’s fountain and time travel through past eras. He recalls 1921 events including Mary Pickford’s Little Lord Fauntleroy and U.S. Steel wage cuts, then contrasts childhood poverty with everyday objects, from lard to a roosting rooster. The piece highlights nostalgia for simpler days and the enduring print word.
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New York
Mary Pickford
Lord Fauntleroy
U.S. Steel
Day of Decision by Paul Harvey
A May Top Forty entry features an unknown voice delivering patriotic themes against America the Beautiful. Harvey argues patriotism wanes due to big government and foreign policy failures, urging a renewal beginning on Main Street USA and personal accountability at the ballot box on Election Day.
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The
Beautiful
Medicare pressure over hospital compliance looms
Amid looming July 1 Medicare launch, officials warn hospitals mainly in the South may delay joining due to civil rights and sanitation standards, nursing shortages, and a 2.5 percent signup in Mississippi. White House talks push for compliance as President Johnson weighs desegregation assurances for federal funds. Lynda Bird Johnson, now 22, postpones study abroad to stay with family.
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Office of Education
Johnson
Lynda
University of Texas
Angier Biddle Duke
Madrid
What Is The Law Affects Magistrate Hearings In PA
Question and answer discuss recent legislative moves and investigations into the magistrates system in Pennsylvania. Mentions calls for training or replacing magistrates with a minor judiciary, and notes public debate amid broader political headlines and unrelated figures.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal Masthead and Contact Notice
OCR reveals masthead details for the Corry Evening Journal including publisher Jee K Sample general manager Williem Fa Falon and Allan Hants pad verisign manager. It lists offices at 5 Fifth Avenue New York and Philadelphia address, subscription rates 13 per year and 60 cents per copy, with republication rights and contact request terms.
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Os Pethar Corry Evening Journal
Jee K Sample
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Chip Altar
Allan Hants
Advei
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Pound Sinks As Britain Faces Shipping Strike Threat
The British pound suffers renewed selling pressure as Britain's economy is hit by a shipping strike, even as the United States runs a larger balance of payments deficit. Analysts warn that simultaneous strain on the two leading currencies amid global uncertainty could portend broader financial tensions.
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New York
Britain
U.S
Europe
United States
Bank of England
This Day In History June 9 1966 Highlights
On this date in history several events are noted including John Howard Payne’s birth in 1791, the 1940 Norwegian army surrender, and 1945 Japan’s pledge to fight to the last. Also referenced are postwar shifts, U.N. actions, and economic concerns about British and U.S. trade deficits and the Pound’s decline. The piece surveys international policy, wartime leadership moves, and fiscal tensions abroad, with commentary on labor demands and inflation.
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Associated Press
Home
John Howard Payne
New York City
U.S
Britain
Bernard Baruch
Office of War Mobilization
Kantaro Suzuki
Japan
Konrad Adenauer
New York
Washington
U.N. Security Council
Portugal
Angola
White House
South Viet Nam
Yesterdays Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago June 9 1M6
Chronicle of Corry notes events from June 9 twenty years prior. Highlights include local names, shops opening, and community milestones observed in the Sunday column. No paper today.
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Corry
Understanding IQ and its limits in child development
A reader cites Mensa and explains how IQ is calculated and what it does and does not predict. The column notes IQ should guide education but not serve as a competitive measure, and stresses proper training and emotional guidance for all children.
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Mme
Pennsylvania
Mensa
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