American politics praised as democracy amid primary debate
New York AP reports Wallace Hind plans a personal SST project in Sapawitchy Vermont, funding five hundred dollars from savings to build a Supersonic Transport named The Hind. His model omits wings, has a permanently upward nose for style, and aims to avoid the sonic booms feared with the original SST while praising democracy and the American system.
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New York
Wallace Hind
Hind
Congress
Hing
Ae Dians
SST project of Hal Boyle spurs odd plans
Hal Boyle reports on Wallace Hind and his family as they pursue a self built SST using dual exhausts from a 1957 Impala and salvaged gear. Hind discusses future projects like a manned space lab, while a chance meeting hints at airline industry interest amid U S political dispatches and CIA notes on Lon Nol in Cambodia.
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Henrrietta Hind
Hind
Wilbur
Farmer Jones
Wallace Hind
Lon Nol’s comeback shifts Indochina power balance
Washington labels Lon Nol a key factor in stabilizing Cambodia and resisting Communists as Nixon eyes the Lon Nol regime to hold power. The plan hinges on preventing a Cambodian collapse that could imperil South Vietnam, with Joint Chiefs warning of broader consequences if Phnom Penh falls. The page also notes a palace bombing CIA speculation, and a separate piece on maritime spying for subsidies, citing Joe Curran’s long union leadership and a million-dollar pension.
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CIA
Lon Nol
Sirik Matak
Phnom Penh
Nixon
Joint Chiefs
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Saigon
Indochina
Joe Curran
National Maritime Union
Curran
Florida
One of a Kind Big John Bishop Remembered
A reminiscence recounts John M Bishop as a formidable, generous figure. Family memories describe his commanding presence, strict discipline, coastal humor, and self reliance, with moments of tenderness toward kin and the poor. He read widely, kept jugs of wine, and retired as a lieutenant at fifty, leaving a vivid, flawed legacy.
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John M_ Bishop
Big John
Corry Districts Fail To Reach Farm Acreage Deal For Schools
Initial talks with Gary Dingielder of R D Corry on a 16 acre tract for two 12 room elementary schools collapsed as he refused to sell part of his farm. The districts of Wayne and Concord townships and Elginborough faced loss of the site. In other news a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Mecrdick on March 21 at Corry Memorial Hospital. A stork shower for Mrs Archie Shepard was held on West Pleasant Street. Orlo A. Ewing, Corry High School class of 1933, won a four year scholarship to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The Corry Board of Education adjourned without action after hearing a Dewey plan to save about 15000 in the 1933-34 budget.
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Gary Dingielder
R.D. Corry
Spencer Road
Wayne
Concord
Elginborough
Dingielder
Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul Mecrdick
East South Street
Ewing
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Orlo A. Ewing
Corry High School
Corry
Board of Education
Supt. of Schools
Ralph S. Dewey
Corry Evening Journal details and rates notice
Local newspaper masthead lists publisher George R Sample and staff. Advertising and subscription rates are shown, with mailing costs 21.00 per year in-advance and 19.00 per year for others. Carrier and single-copy prices are noted and display deadline times are indicated.
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Corry
Urgent Meeting Returns 1 1 08 200 Unds Tuesday
The fragment notes a meeting set for Tuesday marking a financial or organizational gathering. Details are unclear but imply a planned discussion or decision with a specified count or amount. Further readable context is needed to identify involved parties and exact purpose.
Fragmented OCR Notes from Local Paper
The readable line mentions a department or agency, with unclear names and missing context. No clear event, date, or action is identifiable from the fragment.
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