Fulbright’s bold rebuke of sacred cows in foreign policy
Senator Fulbright urged reexamining core foreign policy myths including communism as a conspiracy and Cuban threat while arguing for revisiting the 1903 Patama treaty. His floor speech, aired for weeks, aims to push Washington toward new realities and provoked sharp Republican pushback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulbright
Senate
Washington
United States
Free World
Peking
Patama
U.S
Sen. Fulbright
No Test Man's strength judged by promises broken
A short, reflective quotation appears in The Clinton Tennessee Courier News noting that true strength lies in keeping commitments rather than making promises. The line underscores integrity as a civic virtue in public and personal conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Clinton (Tenn
Courier-News
Hal Boyle's American memories of small town life and nostalgia
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a safari of the mind. He recalls the past with humor about fashion, class, romance, and everyday quirks. The columnist notes a prewar simplicity in drinking spots, dress codes, and social norms, contrasting it with modern absurdities and changing prices.
Indonesia facing drought cuts rice harvest to 9.5 million tons
Jakarta officials report Indonesia will harvest about 9.5 million tons of rice this year, down from an expected 10.25 million tons, due to an extended drought, according to Antara News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indonesia
Jakarta
Indonesis
Antaranes Agency
Yestere Daly
RAF Bomber Armada Bombs Nuernberg and Reich
Twenty years ago on March 31 1944 a massive RAF air raid on Nuernberg and other Reich targets involved more than a thousand bombers. The operation produced the heaviest Allied air losses in a single raid, with 94 planes shot down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nuernberg
Reich
Economic upturn in first quarter fuels 1964 optimism
New York AP report notes the first quarter ends on a brisk upturn, the longest peacetime surge, with widespread prosperity and moderating inflation. Analysts credit consumer caution, tax-cut anticipation, and investments in housing and plants as drivers, expecting gains to persist into 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Law Q And A On Front Yard Parking Rights
The guidance explains that landlord control of front yard parking depends on lease scope. If the front yard is not covered by the lease the landlord may rent it for parking, but if the area is included the landlord cannot lease it. It recommends reviewing the lease and checking city off street parking requirements.
Noted Dutch Composer Willem Andriessen Dies at 76
Dutch composer pianist Willem Andriessen died yesterday in Amsterdam at age 76. A celebrated soloist for Chopin and Beethoven, he authored two piano concertos and a Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Willem Andriessen
Andriessen
Pure Reading Enjoyment on Tap Daily in Corry Journal
A brief note invites readers to enjoy daily reading in the Corry Journal. The item emphasizes consistent publication and the period voice appeals to local readers seeking reliable, enjoyable news and features each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Corry Journal
Corry Evening Journal Publisher and Staff Notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including Publisher George Re Bample General Manager Allan Hasbrouck Editor and others. It notes Associated Press service restrictions and subscription rates with mailing, city carrier, and display ad deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor EN Journal
George Re Bample
William Elon
Allan Hasbrouck
Johnson Manawer
McLaughlin
Pressmom
Heegman
Tony Michigan Square
Cuca Mortesge
Pilistargh
Weightman
Ol Camer
Ek Commerce Building
Asociated Press
AP News
God and State Clash Warns of Tyranny in Schools
Paul Harvey argues that God is being evicted from the United States as civil rights forces threaten removal of “under God” from coins and the Pledge. He cites church-state separation, threats to Bible reading in Illinois schools, and a key lawsuit by Madalyn Murray O’Hair to end tax exemptions for religious properties, warning of totalitarian rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
United States
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Beef import fight pits Freeman against Hruska in Senate
In Washington a clash over beef imports pits Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman against Senator Karl Hruska as they spar over curbing Australian and New Zealand cow meat. Freeman argues broader farm export interests and poverty concerns, while Hruska warns of hurt to consumers and calls for action in a tense Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Sen. Rowan
Hruska
R-Neb
New Zealand
Hamburg
Freeman
United States
U. S
Australia
Johnson
Senate
Nebraska
Wallace gains ground as Wallace wins cross party attention
Democrats take Governor George Wallace of Alabama more seriously as he enters key presidential primaries in the North. In Appleton Wisconsin 200 businessmen gave him a standing ovation. McCarthyites plan to back Wallace across party lines in Wisconsin ahead of the April 7 Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Alabama
North
Appleton
Wis
Joe McCarthy
Wallace
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh To Cleveland Train Service Slashed
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to discontinue the Cleveland to Pittsburgh passenger service with the Clevelander ending at Youngstown starting April 26. Saturday and Sunday runs will be eliminated while a single weekday round trip remains. The change would cut overall losses about 450,000 annually as revenue passengers declined since the Ohio Turnpike connected to the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio Public Utility Commission
Pittsburgh
Clevelander
Youngstown
Ohio
PUC
Lockley Machine Co. strike ends in New Castle with 185 workers back
The Lockley Machine Co. in New Castle Pa ends a 69 day strike as 65 workers return yesterday after Local 471 of the United Steelworkers Union signs a new three year contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lockley Machine Co
United Steelworkers Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Prince of Wales
Rudolph Valentino
Waler
American Mercury
Mary Pickford
Hal Boyle
North Center Street
Igh
Hansel and
Gretel
Beaver Club
Richard J. Bachomer
Navy
Walter Ross
Cassius Sears
Harold Cragg
Maren
Charles Graham
Warren
W. Graham
Concern
Corry
Ray Graham
Jamestown
Mrs. M. Haskell
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Cory
Pan
Paul Harvey News
Annapolis
West Point
Congress
Jefferson
Los Angeles
Chicago
Ilinois
Illinois
Drew Pearson
Panama
Cyprus
Clint Anderson
D-N.m
Anderson
Arthur Goldberg
GOP
Middle West
Ellender
D-La
Evans
Walfer
O'Brien
LSPS
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!