Opinion: urge to keep rapist Hayward Speaks jailed grows
In Our Opinion a Philadelphia district attorney warns against releasing Hayward Speaks from Eastern State. Judges cite a technicality and a remission of sexual urges as the basis for release despite Speaks's 19 elderly victims and a borderline mental status with IQ 68. The piece argues for stronger legal safeguards before freeing a man convicted of revolting crimes.
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Philadelphia
D. Donald Jamieson
Eastern State Correctional Institution of
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Speaks
European bankers puzzled by U.S. economy outlook
At Madrid and New York meetings European central bankers question if the U.S. economy is headed for a superboom with bust risk or a leveling off before a downturn. They clash with official Washington views as inflation and slowing growth loom, while stock markets wobble and auto demand fades.
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U.S
Wall Street
United States
American Bankers Association
Madrid
Spain
Washington
Gardner Ackley
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
American Tron Steel Institute
Financial Analysts Federation
Atlantic
May 26 1966 History Highlights Tennessee Territory Formed
Today in history notes key events on May 26: Tennessee organized as a territory in 1790, Montana Territory established in 1864, Civil War ends in 1865, and a 1942 alliance treaty signed by Great Britain among others.
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Associated Press
Tennessee
Montana
Allence
Rocky path to the polls in a weary campaign
Paul Harvey warns voters in a reflective piece about rising prices taxes and disillusion as the nation nears November. He cites global strain from conflicts and aid corruption while urging skepticism of government and media narratives amid a tense political landscape.
Johnson Hints End in Sight as Viet Cong Morale Wanes
Drew Pearson reports cables from Saigon showing Viet Cong morale low and U S prisoners rising while American war effort improves. He describes Lyndon Johnson as a cautious escalator who pursues olive branch diplomacy, hints at talks with Red China, and a potential shift toward broader peace efforts.
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Washington
Chicago
Long Beach
Saigon
U.S
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Red China
What Is The Law what is the law
A legal column explains that if a husband dies without a will and leaves only a house in his name with multiple children, a widow could be compelled to sell to satisfy the children's share under certain circumstances though many factors affect the outcome. It notes such cases are complex and hinge on specific facts.
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G. K
Missouri
Mrs. K
Corry Evening Journal Masthead and刊 Notices
The fragment shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead with publisher and staff names, ads brands, and postal details. It lists advertising agencies and offices in Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with pricing and subscription information. The text includes what appears to be Associated Press rights language and office roles.
Smithsonian by day a museum yet by night a party hub
Washington's Smithsonian shifts from relic halls to nightlife under Dr. Sidney Dillon Ripley. The 1960s social scene draws ambassadors, cabinet members, and top officials to opera balls and dances, sparking criticism from Rep. H R Gross over high ticket prices and use of the museum for socials.
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Kelly Smith Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Meredith Johnson
Sidney Dillon Ripley
Yale
Museum of Natural History
Ripley
Smithsonian
Zoo
Museum of History and Technology
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Bill Moyers
White House
Lydia Katzenbach
Justice Department
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Soviet Union
Rudolph E. Carter
State Department
Museum
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Rey, Moyers
Gross
Moyers
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago
Corry nostalgia column recalls events from May 26 1966 and surrounding days, noting local names, places, and happenings in a reflective Sunday retrospective. No current newspaper issued this date.
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Corry
Twin differences and individual growth in childhood
The column discusses parenting twins, noting identical twins can differ in personality and should be encouraged to develop distinct identities. It advises avoiding twin-ness pressure, avoiding constant comparisons, and gently fostering individuality for future happiness.
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Indiana
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