Harold Stassen’s restless chase for office resumes in Pennsylvania
In Our Opinion Harold Stassen, famed for seeking varied posts since 1938, now pursues the Pennsylvania governorship on a platform of bringing peace in Vietnam. Critics note his long noncommitment to one path, yet he remains a perennial candidate despite prior defeats in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania races.
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Inside a Monastery of the Passionists at Mary’s Mountain
Jim Bishop reports on St. Mary’s Monastery across the river from downtown Pittsburgh. The piece describes the Passionists discipline over a year, the selection of candidates, and the harsh conditions including early wake times, chores, and the intense training that leads to entrance or failure. The account includes a Brooklyn boy’s struggle, spiritual reflections, and the clerical perspectives on devotion.
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Corry Memoranda Touch International Tensions and Local Affairs
Reports say Soviet forces push toward Iran and Iraq borders with tanks near Karaj, while U S leaders call for reassessing postwar military needs. In Corry, labor strikes end, a Plymouth delivery occurs, and local civic notes include VFW actions, officer names, dog bite incident, and a city league clash.
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Corry Journal Ad Rates and Postage Note
Fragmented OCR notes show a newspaper ad rate table with pricing per copy and weekly charges. It cites a publisher and terms for national advertising and mailing, including a ten cent per copy rate and sixty cent per week references, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable. The readable items indicate a local posting and pricing scheme.
Drew Pearson Investigates Thomas J. Dodd Campaign Irregularities
Washington columnist cites evidence of inflated campaign spending by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. He alleges personal funds were used for debts, home improvements, and other expenses. Official reports differ from bank records, showing higher collections and padding expenditures.
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What Is The Law What Can A Craftsman Do For Pay
A reader asks about pursuing payment for handcrafted items sold to gift shop owners, suggesting a small-claims route via a Justice of the Peace after sending a bill. The column then discusses unintended legal issues on marriage cousins, public pathways, and a lengthy critique of Senator Dodd's campaign expenses and ethics committee scrutiny.
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New—York
Quads Bring Hope to Limerick Family of 15
Eileen O Connell mother of Ireland s first surviving quads explains how she maintains a large household on about 10 pounds a week. Her husband James works and the children attend school while county housing improvements and a washing machine aid daily life. Alderman Coughlan deplores lack of state aid.
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Steve Steve Coughlan
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March 14 History Highlights Across Centuries
On March 14 notable events include Eli Whitney patenting the cotton gin in 1794 and the Dresden surrender in 1915. Other markers cover 1939 Czechoslovakia's collapse, 1945 Britain’s 11 ton monster bomb, and past remarks by Eisenhower on Nixon.
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Publication policy for letters to the Journal
The Journal will not publish letters in the Letters column unless the writer’s name and address are included. Opinions in letters are not necessarily The Journal’s views.
Itching and glands and dental terms questions answered
Readers ask if temperature and humidity changes cause severe itching with winter itch reports and humidifier relief. The piece explains how glands create hormones, and clarifies trench mouth versus strep throat with treatment notes. It ends inviting questions for Dr Colman in the readers column.
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