Jimmy the Greek Predicts Wallace Swamping Florida Primary
Our pollster Jimmy the Greek forecasts Alabama Governor George Wallace will dominate the Florida Democratic primary with a 10-4 favorite status. He pries out Humphrey Muskie and Jackson for seconds as Wallace’s odds reflect solid statewide surveys and party alignment among young voters.
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Washington
Jimmy the Greek
Alabama
George Wallace
Florida
Jimmy
Wallace
Humphrey
Muskie
Jackson
Sunshine State
University of Florida
Florida primary odds and White House Nazi scandal notes
Final odds for the Florida Republican primary show Wallace at 1 to 4 and Nixon expected to win about 80 percent. The article also reports on ex Nazis invited to White House events, a critique of the screening process, and recollections of Secret Service legends and anecdotes involving Presidents and Prime Ministers.
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Florida
Wallace
Humphrey
Muskle
Jackson
McGovern
Lindsay
Shirley Chisholm
Wilbur Mills
Eugene McCarthy
Vance Hartke
Sam Yorty
Nixon
Washington
White House
Agnew
GOP
Laszlo Pasztor
Hungary
Pasztor
Laszlo
Secret Service Tales from Presidents and Protectees
Edward Stettinius and Howard Anderson observe Churchill in a dawn beach scene as the Prime Minister faces waves. Roosevelt’s train stop hides a liaison with Lucy Mercer Rutherfurd at Tranquillity estate. Eisenhower, Kennedy, and First Ladies test White House security, with Kennedy trying to outrun agents on a 1963 drive.
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Secret Service
Pompano Beach
Fla
Churchill
Beach
Edward Stettinius
Howard Anderson
Allmuchy
N.J
Roosevelt
Washington
Hyde Park
Mike Reilly
Dewey Long
Lucy Mercer Rutherfurd
Mrs. Rutherfurd
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mrs. R
John F. Kennedy
Unions Threaten Strikes Over Welfare Wages and Benefits
The Pennsylvania welfare department employees discuss possible strikes to win unprecedented concessions. Oddly, welfare recipients also harbor discontent and may consider actions, but the piece speculates on unlikely drastic steps while noting the impracticality of stopping benefits.
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Pennsylvania Welfare Department
Silence as a cure proposed by Life Magazine columnist
A Life Magazine columnist suggests a fad of silence to curb excessive talking and deepen peace. Prolonged quiet could reduce noise, heighten euphoria, and teach that understanding can come without words.
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Newton
Miss
Life Magazine
Snowstorm hits Corry in 1952 morning blast
Corry residents woke to a rapid snowstorm on March 13 1952 depositing about two inches in an hour. A newborn girl arrived at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Casler of 44 Snyder Circle. In bowling action Charley Shuss posted 211 200 and 609 while Bob Bracken had 601 and a 219 best.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harold Casler
Snyder Circle
Charley Shuss
Bob Bracken
Shuss
Bracken
Corry area drug problem seen in local school cases
Parents urged to watch for drug use signs after marijuana found near Corry Area High School. articles describe cases involving a single persistent pusher suspected in multiple incidents. readers told to report to authorities and push for testimony to cut off drug supply chains.
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Corry Area
Corry Area High School
East South Street
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Henry Jackson
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Pensacola
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Miami
Dave Kennedy
New Hampshire
Cape Kennedy
Harris
Gallup
Pentagon
Georgia-Pacific
Redwood National Park
California
James Rowley
Executive Mansion
Jim Rowley
Mike
Warm Springs
Franklin Roosevelt
Laura Delano
Margaret Suckley
Reilly
Miss Suckley
Franklin
Mr. Roosevelt
Anderson
Mr. Churchill
Atlantic Ocean
Mrs. Rutherford
Eleanor
Grass Roots Opinion
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Richard 5. Schweiker
Milton Shapp
Senate
Capitol
Harrisburg
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
United States
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
Assembly
R. Budd Dwyer
By Bill Eaton
Erié County Drug Council
Drug Council
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