Management News Debate Shows News Not More Or Less Controlled
Editorial cites Brinkley and Pearson at Pennsylvania publishers meeting noting no net increase in government news management. The piece discusses leaks and coverups around Bay of Pigs, Cuba coverage, and ongoing tension between security controls and press access. It concludes that news is both suppressed and leaked, with experts uncertain and awaiting better authorities.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State University
David Brinkley
NBC News
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Brinkley
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
113 enemy planes destroyed in softening attack
Washington reports a tally of 113 enemy planes destroyed in air raids on Italy while U S fighter bombers hit Sardinia and a new phase in the air war across Europe unfolds. Tokyo radio claims heavy losses for Americans but confirms U S strikes on Japanese ridge positions.
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Washington
Italy
Swift
Sardinia
London
Berlin
Tokyo
Atti
U. S
Accident Report From Lebersection Yesterday Alleges Car Collision
A report notes Wes Rum was injured after a vehicle collision on Center Street near Lebersection yesterday. The driver is associated with Spring Creek. Further details or official statements are not provided in the readable text.
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Wes
Lebersection of
Center Streets
Spring Creek
Patriotism and espionage shift in Cold War era view
A fragment reflecting on espionage, loyalty, and integrity in wartime crime and state security. It contrasts old discipline with modern vulnerability, noting defections after Korea, criticizing reliance on money over conviction, and praising disciplined American agencies while predicting ongoing covert work.
Tariff clash at Geneva tests U S protection resolve
In New York AP dispatch Kam Dawson reports the tariff fight between the United States and the Common Market over across the board cuts, auto adjustments, and efforts to boost exports. The six European nations seek automatic gap adjustments while U S industries push for broader access to European markets amidst debt, gold reserves, and unemployment concerns. The piece notes rising protectionism in Europe, Russian defections, and Kennedy era trade aims, with Geneva only starting and expectations high for further cuts.
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United States
Washington
U.S
Geneva
U.S. F
Congress
Kennedy
Europe
France
U. S
Treasury
Praneh
Corry Journal masthead and ad rates listed
The Corry Journal shows publication details including daily except Sunday, staff roles, agencies in New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and advertising rates. It notes mail and carrier pricing, territory terms, and advertising deadlines amidst the historical masthead and publishing information.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry, Pa
Dendline
Asm
Rule Auto Death Of Erie Boy Accidental
Erie coroner ruled the death of 14 year old Larry Bussard accidental after he ran into a car driven by 27 year old Eddie Dyess. Investigators noted witnesses cited speeding but stated Bussard contributed to his death, so no criminal charges were filed.
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Erie — Erie
Merle Wood
Wood
Larry Bussard
Eddie Dyess
Eric
Dyess
Joseph Peganoff
Damian McLaughlin
Set
Peganoff
Goldwater and the Women Voters in American Politics
A column blends satire and observation on Goldwater’s appeal to women voters and the comic side of U S politics. It cites barbers in Phoenix and references Kennedy Rockefeller Romney Stassen and party dynamics, noting gendered perceptions while urging lighthearted regard for ideological battles.
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Senator Goldwater
Jack Pratt
Arizona
Goldwater
Phoenix
Ucion
Mr. Goldwater
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Romney
Harold E. Stassen
Taft
Nixon
Eisenhower
Jumping to conclusions about college graduates in 1961
New York reports that graduates are getting smarter as higher demands in college reshape the class of 1961 compared with 1939. The 1933 graduate, seen as optimistic, faces a different world, while modern graduates confront tougher schooling but unsure social outcomes.
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New York
Imaw
Joe College
Stassen on Kennedy and a humorous take on policy
The piece quotes Stassen criticizing Kennedy’s aggressive military stance while proposing a foreign policy slogan “humanity first on this earth under God.” It adds a wry line about laughing amid the crash of empires and cites Democritus and John Gay on life’s jest.
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Brace
Kennedy
Stassen
Democritus
Christ
John Gay
Hal Boyle's Americana in a business world
Hal Boyle notes quirks of office life with humor. A top executive path is earned by selling ideas not just listing them. Indulgent breaks, sewing buttons, charitable giving, and vodka lunch myths all reveal modern work and personal foibles.
Naturalization Path for Foreign-Adopted Children
An American couple living abroad can naturalize a foreign adopted child before age 18 by a simplified petition from the adoptive parents. Requirements include lawful entry for permanent residence, the child under 18 at adoption, and prefiling residency in the U S. Forms are available from the U S Attorney General or the state's naturalization court and, in Pennsylvania, to the Court of Common Pleas in the parents’ district.
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United States
United States Attorney General
Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas
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