In Our Opinion Wallace And Husband To Run State Of Alabama
An editorial from Thiel College writers reprints in The Journal assesses George Wallace and wife Lurleen as Alabama’s likely gobernador and first lady. It satirically imagines a “Family Plan” where Lurleen governs while Wallace makes policy, notes constitutional limits, and speculates on political futures into 1968 and beyond with humor and critical tone.
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Husband
State of Alabama
George Wallace
Alabama
Ma Ferguson
Pa Ferguson
Texas
Cotton Ed Smith
Huey Long
Strom Thurmond
Washington Senators
Lurleen
Kennedy
Robert Truman
Margaret
George
LBJ
Lady Bird
Mrs. Goldwater
Ku Klux Hall
Commonwealth
Ludeen
Martin “Eal
James
Kiwanis
Aate
City Hall answers on trees and street planting rules
An advisory column explains 1984 zoning limits for trees along sidewalks, setbacks, and ornamental types. It notes the aim to replace aging trees with fits for crowded spaces and mentions prohibitions on certain species and the role of the city solicitor. Anon. asks why dirt streets aren’t paved, with the reply citing sewer gaps and cost.
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Anou
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Paul Harvey Faults Foreign Aid and Gold Loss
Paul Harvey rails against foreign aid spending and U S gold outflows in a column criticizing overseas research funded by taxpayers. He cites specific grants to Sweden New Zealand France and Australia and argues the United States should keep more dollars at home while Western Europe bears more of the burden.
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United States
Western Europe
Today In History Today In History By the AP 1o Saturday
Today in history items from the Associated Press dated Saturday March 19, 1966 are listed with brief notes on past events and anniversaries across the world and notable people.
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Associated Press
Union City alumni plan homecoming wing ding and local notices
Local UC High School graduates are urged to register with the Union City Alumni Association for a big homecoming event this year. Contacts listed include Robert L. Johnson Rex Seidler Herb Combs and Charlone Dean. Also noted are sightings of geese by John Morayek and ongoing discussions over use of tax funds for parochial school programs and buses. University and civic updates cover new soil conservation staff Dennis L. Edwards, ag class expansion toward agribusiness, dog control methods in Warren County, and scholarships at Penn State Behrend Erie Campus. Additional items report Coast Guard assignments for Corry residents, Sylvania promotions, Alfred University student activities, and local highway planning concerns for Route 6 bypass near Kinzua Dam.
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Kuamuvg 'Roumu
Corry Area
Union City High School
UC Alumni Association
UCHS
Robert L. Johnson
Rex Seidler
Herb Combs
Charlone Dean
Union City
John Morayek
Spring Creek Way
Erie County
Biron Decker
Decker
Warren County
Watson Lupher
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Erie
Dennis L. Edwards
Corry
Edwards
Melvin L. Edwards
Sciota Road
Corry Area Hi School
Xulsre Farmers of America
Pees
Penn State
Behrand
Iba
Pyt
Milan J. Capela
Paul Ca. R
Army Transportation School
Fort Eustis
Corry Area High
Corry Jamestown
U. S. Coast Guard
Confidence
Kodiak
Alaska
Leroy D. Gruber
Hugene E. Gruber
Ryd
Coast Guard
Mediterranean
Redarman
John W. Willis
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Bob Spencer
Allan Spencer
Mead Avenue
Sylvania Electric Products
Towanda
Chemical and Metallurgical Division
Sylvania
University of Nebraska
Thomas Pierotti Jr
American Ceramic Society
Alfred University
C.T. Pierotti
Hillcrest Drive
Liquor Control Board
Harrisburg
Kinzua Dam
Youngsville
Jake Gehrlein
Gehrsein
Chicago Tribune
Jim Weaver
Air Force
Congress
Johnson
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Abner Sibal
Connecticut
James D. Weaver
Pennsylvania
Papacy awards top honor to Italian president
Pope Paul VI grants the Supreme Order of Christ to Italian President Giuseppe Saragat. The decoration, the highest papal honor, is reserved for Roman Catholic heads of state and recognizes deeds for the defense and welfare of the papacy.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Giuseppe Saragat
Corry Evening Journal Stumbles Over Foreman and Meeting
Fragmentary Detroit Chamber of Commerce notes appear in Corry Evening Journal with mentions of Foreman G Bergin and a January timeframe. The garbled OCR hints at a meeting, ethics discussion, and potential theft or area concerns but details are unclear.
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Bouts Buyek Conny
Bergin
Mieblann Square
Detroit
Corry Memories Highlight 1946 Canada Russia concerns
The Ottawa report recalls Prime Minister W L Mackenzie King's March address outlining grave Canadian worry over Russian espionage extending into the United States and Britain while cautioning against an open break with Russia. Also noted are city sewage talks about tannery discharge plans and a Niagara basketball player finishing the season with 210 points in 15 games.
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Corry
Ottawa
W. L. Mackenzie King
Parlament
U. S
Britain
Canada
Russia
King
Fred Schwab
University of Niagara
Lehtb
New York City
Corry Radio Troubles Discussed After Commerce Experts Visit
Forty years ago on March 19 1920 local officials and residents debated radio and fair grounds issues as U S Department of Commerce experts tested Corry with a Packard testing car. Board of Education meetings faced dodging tactics amid lengthy arguments and opinions.
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Corry Radio
U. S. Department of Commerce
Corry Radio Club
Board of Education
Law Qs and Burial Tips From a Historic Column
A Q and A on slander and libel damages explains that proving harm requires legal assessment after facts are reviewed. It notes including burial instructions in deeds is possible but not advised, better to address in a will with executor notice. A divorce master decides cases if appealed, then higher court reviews. Bradford’s Keystones beat Merchants 38 4 to 84 with Hasty Jones top scorer and Pitts and White scoring eight.
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Perdeaiar Cae Ito
Bradford
Keystones
The
Merchants
Keys
Hasty’ Jones
Pitts
White
Corryites
Face Up To Fear in Your Health Columns
A health-focused column urges confronting fear to improve productivity and well being. It argues fear of disease and anxiety harms work and family life, promoting talking through fears with trusted guidance and routine health checks as essential. It notes emotional health links to physical health and suggests practical steps toward reassurance.
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Cysta
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