In Our Opinion on Car Theft and Welfare Critique
An opinion piece argues against leaving cars unlocked, citing FBI data on auto theft and youths, warning of danger and insurance costs. It also criticizes Kenneth E. Frick and the Nixon administration for perceived abuse of farm subsidies, detailing subsidies received by Frick and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Kenneth E. Frick
Nixon
Washington
Frick
Uncle Sam
Nixon Era Vice President Agnew Attacks Media and Protests
Spiro Agnew travels on government funded trips to denounce newspapers networks and anti war groups while using partisan and mixed audience fund raising to frame political attacks as official business. He contrasts with Hubert Humphrey and Lyndon Johnson and keeps a private jet while paying expenses with taxpayers.
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Spiro Agnew
Rand
Des Moines
Republican National Committee
Agnew
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Nixon
Spiro the Terrible
Hubert Humphrey
U.S. Treasury
Resolution calls for humane treatment of POWs in Vietnam
Congressman Graham Purcell of Wichita Falls introduces a House resolution urging Congress to act promptly. The measure condemns the treatment of American prisoners by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong as barbaric, and calls for adherence to the Geneva Convention and better humane treatment for captives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Texas
Register and Messenger
House of Representatives
Graham Purcell
Wichita Falls
Congress
Viet Nam
Corry Grange Meets on Socialized Medicine Topic
Corry Grange No. 55 gathered at the IOOF Hall Saturday night as Dr. A E Tate spoke on Socialized Medicine and outlined the bill in Congress. Also noted were bridge party plans for the Ladies Auxiliary of the Corry Hospital and railway service remarks from Erie and Pennsy officials. Rescheduled hospital training school talks and the Corry High School Alumni reunion set for June 5 were mentioned amid financial concerns and nursing program debates.
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Corry Grange No. 55
IOOF
A.E. Tate
Congress
F.W. Dey
First Avenue
Corry Hospital
Corry Evening Journal staff and address listing
Publication details for the Corry Evening Journal include the address on West North Street Corry Pa. The paper lists George Sample as publisher and William Eaton as general manager with John Laughlin as city editor and pressroom foreman. Advertising and subscription terms are noted with rates in effect for carriers and mail service.
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Cony Veni Vurnal
Bouth Street
Corry
Evening Journal
George Sample
Wiliam Eaton
Jonin AiLaughlin
Associated Press
Tis
Remembering a Friend Bill Armstrong at Sea Bright
A tribute to William Armstrong aged 43 who worked the mutual windows at race tracks. The piece recalls his lively spirit, barroom past, love of books, fishing, and devotion to friends, ending with his death after a cancer battle and final words about a boat and friendship.
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William Armstrong
Imelda
Kathy
Dinty
Armstrong
Gorgeous
Bill
Television season fades as reruns dominate next cycle
The 1989 70 season ends with a bland slate and few standout new shows. Sesame Street on PBS nudged networks to improve children’s programming, while established series and movies drew crowds. Critics note limited originality, with few bright stars and muted TV violence amid advertising shifts. A separate legal Q A advises Pennsylvanians to draft wills with local counsel to ensure compliance with state laws.
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New York
Ieee
Anne Bancroft
Debbie Reynolds
Lana Turner
Uta Hagen
CBS Playhouse
Patty Duke
al Freeman Jr
Peter Ustinov
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Kenmar
Arvin
Calif
Paris
Czar
By Jack Anderson
Los Angeles
California Publishers Association
Doug Sanders
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic National Committee
Humphrey
LBJ
Adult
Grass Roots Opinion
Interstate Commerce Commission
Erie
Pennsy
Hela
Jim Bishop
Sea Bright
N.J
Atlantic City
Duke
Mel
Monmouth Medical Center
Pal
Jim
Cynthia Lowry
The
American Research Bureau
Pennsylvania
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