We Ask Again Whats The Game In Our Opinion
A critical column questions youth rebellion and the media’s portrayal of young leaders, labeling them chaotic and irrelevant while contrasting global tensions. It contrasts the era’s youth culture with images of bearded radicals and calls for stronger establishment resilience amid Nixon’s Cambodia decision and Soviet reactions.
Complex Cold War Shifts Amid Cambodian and Salt Talks
The piece links Mao’s intervention to a united Sino Soviet stance against the U.S. and notes Nixon’s worry over SALT talks. It touches on Blackmail concerns tied to homosexual security clearances, highlighting Otto Ulrich Jr. and a Pentagon hearing, then reports Arab coalition divisions and Iraqi Syrian tensions in the Middle East.
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Jordan
Syria
One Week In April by Paul Harvey
A column contrasts global sympathy for three Apollo astronauts with public indifference to hundreds of American combat deaths. It notes universal prayers for the spacemen, mixed reactions across nations, and a Senate pause for prayer while lamenting civilian losses. The piece laments national priorities and calls for balanced compassion.
Grass Roots Opinion From Williamstown Opinion Page
The Plain Dealer cites a 20 year old fashion of dieting among women producing a generation of children who protest, demonstrate, are unruly and disrespectful. The piece questions a possible link between dieting culture and child behavior.
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Williamstown
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Plain Dealer
How To Buy A Wife New York AP
A catalog of husbandly comebacks and kitchen table complaints echoes a marriage dynamic. The piece stitches quips about nagging finances fashion and in law visits with a sharp comic voice, highlighting domestic tensions and gendered roles in midcentury urban life.
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New York
Crafting Lives Across America Highlights in ABC Special
A retired Wisconsin postmaster shapes hardwood into bowls, loving black walnut burl when found. a New Hampshire woman weaves quirky contemporary designs in a floor room. a Berkeley sculptor runs a private foundry and casts large bronze works. a Japanese American New Jersey artist, light in touch, shapes wet clay at a potter’s wheel. The ABC program sketches these artists and craftsmen and their life and work.
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It Happened In Corry and Local Notices
Postmaster James Sullivan announced tomorrow Corry residents will receive only once daily mail delivery as ordered by the postal department. BF Goodrich Co. won a city bid to supply 1,900 feet of fire hose for 1,872 dollars at the second May council meeting. Corry High School’s Beavers routed Tidioute 14 to 1 at Loveland Field for a third straight win. Parking plans for a new free lot at East Washington and Maple were approved to ease weekend congestion. Corry High School will graduate about 67 in the fifty seventh commencement on June 5 with Fred Ewing valedictorian and Doris Doolittle salutatorian.
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Tidioute
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Corry Credit Extt
Masington
Worth
Fred Ewing
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