Editorial choice in aid to Poland and Yugoslavia policy
A partisan debate over United States food aid to Poland and Yugoslavia highlights a moral dilemma. The piece notes Sen Joseph Clark's support for allowing sale of surplus foods and contrasts it with opposing views, arguing compassion and policy must balance against aiding communist regimes amid Cold War tensions.
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Ford Emphasizes Racing in Public Stance and Deals
Ford Motor says it will continue to endorse racing and horsepower as a core image while withdrawing from an industry wide race ban. The company asserts racing publicity supports performance image despite broader auto industry moves.
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The Journal Daily Promotes Family Reading
A note suggests families connect with The Journal daily to keep children engaged with reading while away from home. It emphasizes accessible content for young readers and staying informed about local events and news.
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Corry Journal Notice of Public Sale Listing Details
The Corry Evening Journal publishes a public sale notice listing bids and terms. It names parties such as Gerry and Stevi and notes a price around 23800 per year with payment by mail in advance and a listed weekly rate.
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Face of Courage or Blame for Slices of Cake
Paul Harvey reports Britain's prime minister Macmillan advocates restraint and shared sacrifice. He compares to U.S. leaders who warn of hard facts and rising prices, arguing Britain faces a similar tailspin as the United States.
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Sokolsky on Senate types and televised portrayal
George Sokolsky discusses the United States Senate as a diverse body with no single type of senator. He notes varied backgrounds among members like Mansfield, McCarthy, Lausche, and Javits, and comments on how performances in a film reflect different senate personalities, while criticizing political reactions to portrayals and labor actions of the era.
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Vary Zarholt
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Mississippi
Tom Wise
Government business ties shift as Kennedy urges cooperation
Kennedy in a Yale address urges government business cooperation within a new economy, while many businessmen demand adherence to old ties. Markets react to fiscal and deficit concerns as analysts weigh inflation risks against possible surpluses. The administration argues growth must be supported, but skeptics fear ongoing deficits and delayed tax cuts will fuel inflation.
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Corry area recalls 40 years of events and people
A long jumble of notes recalls Roosevelt era calls for scrap rubber, local banker changes, St Edward’s grads, a Ramblers baseball win, a near fatal crash, a wedding, a death, and a 91 year old Corry resident, all marking memories in the community.
Kennedy seeks medical care plan clash with Congress
James Marlow reports that the Kennedy administration signals a possible compromise on national medical care for the aged tied to Social Security. Key obstacle is Ways and Means chair Wilbur Mills and the Kerr-Mills act, with Democrats outnumbering Republicans and the AMA backing Kerr-Mills against Kennedy proposals. The admin maintains a restrained stance while aiming to rally support for broader reform.
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