Our Men Are Standing Tall Against Campus Bums
Our opinion notes the cost of federal investigations, citing the Dugway Proving Grounds nerve gas incident and the $371,685 paid to sheep owners plus $464,850 for the investigation itself. It mocks the idea of investigating investigators while lamenting government spending and public trust.
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Dugway Proving Grounds
Utah
United States
Dugway
Americans Are Blue in Times of War and Worry
A Corry Evening Journal column quotes a public mood of national unease over Vietnam, inflation, crime, and housing. It contrasts a wealthier nation with a sense of powerlessness, citing labor strife, youth disaffection, and rising living costs. The piece also notes press-government friction surrounding air raids reports and Kissinger’s disputed role.
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New York
Rg Chel
Indochina
Bre'er Rabbit
Uncle Remus
Vietnam
Washington
New York Times
White House
U.S
North Vietnam
Kissinger Discusses Air Raids With Times and Reston
Kissinger recalls telling the Times not to publish numbers on air raids and offering Pentagon help to obtain facts while stressing military sources should speak. He notes Hanoi first announced the raids and cites intelligence on Soviet pilots in Egypt and casualties among Russian advisers. The piece links Soviet involvement to widening Middle East conflict and U.S. policy deeper into wars.
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Kissinger
Hanoi
Washington
U.S
Egypt
Cairo
Tell-Kabir
Suez Canal
It Is A Stunning Blow On Women And Fashion
New York AP notes that show business awards drive big audiences for the Oscar Emmy and Tony programs. The piece blends humor about women with commentary on fashion while detailing how award ceremonies attract star gazing and public attention.
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New York
Grammy Awards Ceremony Breaks From Cliches With Envelopes
The Oscar Emmy Show within the industry and its ritual of sealed envelopes yields thank-you drama. Four of the forty five Grammy awards were handed out recently during NBC’s Thursday hour, signaling a shift away from typical award show clichés.
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Glenn Campbell
Corry area items mix parties sport and awards
Local events include a family party honoring Janet Auer and F B Sullivan on birthdays, a school variety show for Loveland Field fund, a Bainbridge race with Cliff Buexink’s cars, and a failed plan to suspend Corry Hospital Training School for Nurses. The National Academy awards featured the Fifth Dimension winning Record of the Year amid varied performances.
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Porter ‘Auer
East Congress Street
Janet
Feeeen Eee School
Loveland Field
AE Sta Ociatn
Corry Hospl Training School
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