Salvation Army Week highlighted in Corry editorial
The editorial extols Salvation Army Week in Corry, urging readers to visit the citadel on West Washington Street to learn how the Army aids people beyond charity. It contrasts phony proclamations with meaningful causes and defends the Army as central to community life. A New York AP column adds humorous office chatter about long tenure and pensions.
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Quote mix sticks in office talk and party jabs
A rough pottery of quotes shows party members ribbing each other about duties and identities while planning speeches. The exchange touches on misnaming colleagues, discipline in the washroom, and a prank with a bottle as speeches loom.
Nixon and Watergate secrets unfold in White House orbit
A portrait emerges of Nixon angry at Watergate arrests and deeply loyal to aides. Dean is tasked to probe White House links, Magruder eyed, Gray warns of misuse of FBI CIA. Despite suspicion, Nixon clings to loyalty, consoles aides, and wrestles with firing Haldeman and Ehrlichman amid plans to uncover a broader cover up.
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Standing hobbies help overweight people beat appetite
TOPS researchers at Deaconess Hospital Milwaukee find overweight issues driven by psychology more than physiology. Doctors Isenberg and Elting prescribe a standing hobby to distract the mind, soil hands, and curb nibbling, noting two men who took up silversmithing and stained glass lost a combined 50 pounds.
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Shapp’s reelection bid tests Pennsylvania’s fiscal record
Governor Milton J. Shapp, the first Pennsylvania chief executive eligible to seek a second term since the 1968 amendment, faces a campaign built on his record. He touts tax reform, welfare tightening, and senior programs, while defending the 1971 income tax amid broad political pressure. His reelectability hinges on proving mandate instead of a negative rebuke, with labor support strong for unemployment and workers compensation changes even as critics like doctors and lawyers hold sway with a smaller voting bloc.
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Five Of F Fou Five Of F Fou South Georgia Slaying Report
Police in Georgia investigate a fatal shooting after five men were found slain in a car owned by an unidentified passerby. Authorities believe the incident occurred late at night and are reviewing nearby evidence and witness statements for leads. No suspects are publicly named at this time.
Fragmentary notice hints at Alday murder inquiry
Readable fragments reference Alday and a police connection in a daybreak report. The text suggests a late 19th or early 20th century local crime note, naming Alday and a brother, with police involvement implied but details are unclear.
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