Honesty Policy Questioned After Douglas Johnson Case
An editorial attacks the idea that honesty is the best policy after Douglas Johnson, a Los Angeles man who returned a $240,000 bag to Brinks, faced harassment, taxes, and fines. The piece notes misfortune followed his acts of integrity and questions the value of honesty in today’s world.
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Dougine Johnson
Lves
Los Angeles
Nellow
Johnson
Brink's
Bam
Brinks
Internal Revenue Service
Johnsson
Douglas Johnson
Not what we eat but what we digest makes us pained
Not what we gain but what we save makes us rich. Not what we eat but what we remember makes us learn. Not what we profess but what we practice defines us as Christian.
Public Safety Critique of Government Secrecy and Spies
The piece critiques U S security laxity contrasting Britain’s spy disclosures with Washington’s handling of sensitive posts. It cites 1963 context, references Klaus Fuchs and A-bomb theft, concerns over passport and red tape, and accuses top officials of tolerating covert threats amid a soft-pedal counterintelligence stance. It questions leadership and urges vigilance against sensitive government compromise.
Eminent Domain For Highway Access Road Questioned
A reader asks who handles snow removal and maintenance when a highway project takes part of private land for a new road. The response notes eminent domain powers, typical state review, and that access roads may be by-road maintained by the landowner or state. legal counsel should be consulted for damages and maintenance specifics.
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Highway Department
Cmmancen
Abe. Blake
Terest
Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Wis
Steelworkers talks and tax cuts shape next year
The article notes two major uncertainties for the economy: labor relations in steel and the timing of potential tax cuts. A steel contract renegotiation and any new union demands could influence many industries, while clearer tax patterns before May will redefine corporate profits and consumer planning. The interaction affects deficit estimates and labor's share of gains. The month may reveal what steel workers want and whether a strike looms, clarifying the broader business outlook.
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New York
Stee
Beteen
United Steelworkers
Tu Jon
United States Treasury
Congress
Letters to the Editor Urges Jobs Help for Unemployed Adults
A Corry reader laments unemployment since last October and questions why the state Employment Service prioritizes high school students for summer work while long‑waiting adults struggle. He seeks honest work to support two children and urges action to connect non students with available jobs.
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Rocal
Penna. State Employment Service
Mmy Pét Gripe
Aince
D-Day leader Brig. Gen. Joseph M. Tully dies at 69
Brig. Gen. Joseph Merit Tully ret., 69, who commanded the first Allied landing by sea on D Day in France, died yesterday in San Antonio. The obituary notes his wartime leadership and the broader context of postwar U.S. government morale and policy disputes, reflecting on top-down decisions and strategic tensions.
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San Antonio
Tex
Joseph Merit Tully
France
Goan Re Sane Journal Publisher and rates notice
Public notice details publisher Samples general manager Sinisa ata editor T Bergman production team Bottinelli Inc toxington Avenue New York Richegan Square Bull Chicago ad staff Weightman Burgh Wel Burn notes Associated Press exclusive republication rights Entered at Corry Pa Post Office class mail matter year subscription rates display advertising deadline and rates shown with date references truncated in OCR.
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Sane Journal
Samples
Sinisa Ata
Lanee Ie
Eta T. Bergman
Attonal
Bottinelli-1 Inc
Avenue
New York
Richegan, Square
Bull Chicago
Flgage
Bond
Philadélytic
Associated Press
Corry
Rockefeller and Goldwater Set for Campaign Pause
A Reuters style survey notes Rockefeller and Goldwater unlikely to begin full campaigning soon. Scranton and Romney may emerge as favorite son options. Knowland cited as potential foil. Amid cautious GOP signaling, Goldwater appears strong in the South and Mountain West with cross-region support building.
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Rockefeller
Kennedy
New York
New Jersey
New England
Scranton
Romney
Knowland
California
Arizona
Americana: a day in a daughter’s growing years
Hal Boyle sketches a child’s rapid changes from baby to girl. The piece notes shifting favorite foods, a fashion for borrowed high heels, a surprising fluency with pop stars, and a deepening sense of religion. The moment captures parents seeing childhood slip away as she grows taller and wiser.
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Tracy Ann
Jme
Paul Anka
Brenda Lee
Bing Crosby
Jacks
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