In Our Opinion on Morality and the Youth Shock
The piece argues four letter words and obscenity are used only for shock value. It condemns modern immorality as weak and tasteless, noting youth seek to bait older generations. It defends traditional morality and laments the alleged fakery of sophistication aimed at shocking elders.
France and Germany stumble through currency crisis standoffs
Money jitters grip France and Germany as de Gaulle era policies fade. Analysts warn devaluation looms for France, while Germany resists raising the mark, keeping inflation risks and cross border competition in play amid social strains and labor unrest.
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Bear Killed by Farmer After Dog's Death Incident
Report from Corry notes a marauding bear in East Brolinch section killed by a farmer armed with an Army rifle after his dog died. Keppel Tiffany returned from Olean where he played with the St. Bonaventure Community Orchestra in the final concert of the season. No paper today.
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Second Class A at Pa. Rates and Advertising Deadlines
By mail in advance per year two dollars and by tail to per year five hundred is unclear. By carrier ten cents per copy and sixty five cents per week. Advertising rates made known upon application. Display deadline at a.m. on previous publication date.
Nixon Faces Fortas Affair Debates and Deadlock
The article details White House caution during the Fortas inquiry, Nixon urging nonpartisanship and Court self-discipline while Senate leaders discuss impeachment. It covers Justice Department actions, the Wolfson Foundation payments, and calls for a judicial ethics code amid controversy over Arnold and Porter and the Toledo case.
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Love And Marriage by Jim Bishop
A fragmentary reminiscence on love and marriage by Jim Bishop recounting a May 1961 wedding, domestic life, and the tension between romance and PTA duties. The speaker reflects on fidelity, the role of a partner, and family dynamics, with portraits of loved ones and self-doubt.
This Day in History May 12 1969 Highlights
On May 12 1969 a Monday date line recalls past events from the 1949 lifting of a Berlin land routes blockade by Soviet occupation authorities to the 1943 surrender of German forces at Cape Bon Tunisia and earlier moments such as Venice falling to Napoleon in 1797 and a Japanese capture of Amoy in 1838.
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Sleep habits and social quirks collage from mailbag column
A New York AP feature compiles assorted notes on sleep differences by gender and age, a survey claim about convention travel wives, plus quotations and trivia. It blends Hal Boyle data with items from film writers and folklore, highlighting quirks, health, and social observations.
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