Afterglow of Kidnapping Ends with Greed Rising
In southwestern Pennsylvania a kidnapped high school girl was rescued after a killer was killed and an FBI agent was threatened. Volunteers and police hunted her captor. the town rejoiced, yet later greed surfaced as three parties sought a $3400 reward.
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Burt Lancaster reflects on life and career in Hal Boyles piece
In New York Burt Lancaster recalls a lively East Harlem boyhood and his unlikely rise from circus tumbler to Hollywood star. He stresses risk and curiosity as keys to life, noting his rugged path through military service, odd jobs, and a career spanning four decades with highs and box office misses.
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Corry Journal Ad Rates and Publication Notice
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Anger and contradictions taint Johnson era claims
The piece cites James Meredith in Hernando and critiques U S government honesty on Vietnam and civil rights. It highlights Johnson voting records on poll tax and Taft Hartley, mis statements by McNamara, NATO bomb shortages, troop withdrawals, and rising casualty tallies, with Adlai Stevenson and Rep Gross criticizing a crisis of confidence.
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Dodd Klein links loom in Senate ethics fight
James Boyd testifies that Sen. Tom Dodd traveled to West Germany in 1964 with confidential Klein instructions and sought to reassure Klein’s clients about $300,000 in West German retainers. Dodd, who missed quorum calls during the trip, faces questions as Ethics Committee rejects thousands of related documents and Dodd drops libel charges.
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This Day in History June 23 Highlights and Events
June 23 marks key historic moments including William Penn’s 1683 agreement with Native Americans for Pennsylvania, Charleston’s 1722 incorporation, and the 1780 Springfield battle. Notable 20th century entries note Wiley Post’s world flight in 1931, RAF round trips in 1943, Twining’s Moscow visit, Stevenson’s UN briefing, and the Dominican Republic peace discussions in 1966.
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Food prices ease offset service costs in May
New York AP report on the consumer price index shows vegetables and meats like pork poultry eggs cucumbers and green peppers fell in May while costs for services such as medical visits furniture and apparel rose. The overall effect may leave the average citizen with a flatter pocketbook despite living costs.
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What Is The Law About Stock Gains For Nonlisted Shares
The text explains gains or losses for income tax purposes are determined by subtracting the purchase price from the sale price, regardless of whether the stock is listed on an exchange. For example, buying at 200 and selling at 400 yields a 200 long term capital gain if held over six months. Retain broker purchase and sale slips.
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Doctor answers foot infection and tonsillectomy timing
The columnist addresses recurrent toe infections likely from local causes and advises urine and blood tests to rule out diabetes or kidney infection, footwear fit, proper nail trimming by a chiropodist, and foot care. The second question asks about summer tonsillectomy timing. the answer notes polio risk now insignificant with vaccination, suggests a six year old miss a ten day school absence rather than delaying, and mentions psychological benefits of surgery during term time.
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