Free lunches and Big Brother in the press
A critique of federal influence on local papers over the school free lunch program. Arkansas and Washington Pa papers published or altered federal material to secure funds, asserting independence while facing government pressure and public accountability.
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Journal
Big Brother
Atkins, Ark
Arkansas
Chronicle
Washington Observer- Reporter
Washington
Daily Mail
Observer
St. Hilary School
Observer- Reporter
St. Hilary
Department of Agriculture
The
P.S
Miners confront lawmakers amid lobbying and backroom ties
Pennsylvania miners visit Rep John Saylor and other congress members to press for union democracy and a House probe into the Hyden mine disaster. They accuse lawmakers of receiving donations from the coal lobby and union fronts while facing sharp rebukes and evasive responses.
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Congress
National Bank of
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Rep
John Saylor
Saylor
Committee On American Leadership
United Mine Workers
Joe Rauh
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
Ed Monborne
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Hays
Proxmire Critique Sparks SST Debate and Progress
A reader urges support for the supersonic transport SST against Senator Proxmire of Wisconsin. It argues the senator blocks progress, cites SST tests in Seattle, and notes economic benefits, faster transatlantic travel, and relative pollution, while challenging his stance and urging a change in voting.
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William Proxmire
Wisconsin
United States
Senator Proxmire
Proxmire
United States Senate
Corry City Notices and Local Updates
An application for a city building permit to erect a 20 by 45 foot office structure at 49 West Smith street by Dr A E is filed. The new 800 gallon pumper truck for the Columbus Fire Department passes its first test by the volunteer hose company. Rebecca Morrison celebrates her second birthday with a party at East Smith street. J J Desmond and F E Whittlesey join the Erie county division of the Pennsylvania State unemployment committee chosen by County Controller Harvey Willis. Corry High School coach Sedric McCall finalizes Beavers’ plans for the Alfred University Invitation basketball tournament on March 12 and 14. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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West Smith Street
A.E
Columbus Fire Department
Lille Rebecca Morrison
Alfred Morrison Jr
East Smith Street
J.J. Desmond
F.E. Whittlesey
Erie County
Pennsylvania State Unemployment Committee
Harvey Willis
Sedric McCall
Corry High School
Beavers
Alfred University
NYSE sparring with OTB over betting as investing issue
New York Stock Exchange clashes with Offtrack Betting Corp over ads linking stock and horse betting to investing. NYSE chair Bernard Lasker calls for removal while OTB president Howard Samuels claims horses may feel they offered better investment in recent years, highlighting blurred lines between gambling and investing.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
New Offtrack Betting Corp
Exchange
OBC
OTB
NYSE
Bernard Lasker
Howard Samuels
Telegram
Betting Versus Investing on the NYSE Examined
The NYSE educated small investors but institutions now dominate trading. From 1960 to 1970 institutional share of volume rose. most owners earned under 10,000, while the 2-dollar bettor remains distinct from the 2-million investor. The exchange advises four cautions: invest what you can afford, know the facts, reserve emergency funds, and seek good advice.
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NYSE
the Exchange
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