Youth Vote Could Shape Fall Elections Says Editorial
The piece notes 11.5 million new voters aged 18 to 20 entering the polls after a state ratified a national amendment. It forecasts a likely passage of state law expanding suffrage, while cautioning politicians over uncertain youth turnout and diverse motivations across laborers, students, activists, and others.
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Boyle ironies and a drunken four star arrest in Tennessee
Hal Boyle blends light essays on pride and aging with a sharp report from Alcoa Tennessee where Maj. Gen G Brown Brig. Gen James Hartinger a colonel and a captain were jailed briefly for public drunkenness outside a motel. The officers claimed innocence and planned to contest the charges.
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Pentagon leaks prompt sweeping internal security alarm
A Jack Anderson report alleges lax security at the Pentagon with leaks reaching senior leaders. It cites coded messages about Kissinger Moorer and President Thieu, plus incidents aboard and after missions. It notes unsecured lines, after-hours reads, and careless handling of top secret bags labeled eyes only.
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A critique of stolen plots in Western and mystery fiction
The author catalogs overused storylines across genres from Westerns and romances to mysteries and sea tales. He cites repeated tropes, plagiarized plots, and a long anecdote about editors and a writer recalling a tale identical to one previously published, concluding that what was just read is a new plot.
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Mixing Theories On Economy And Consumer Willingness
NY AP reports a mixed view of the economy as GNP soars while unemployment stays high. Prof George Katona argues desires rise with aspirations, causing persistent demand, while others cite shifting buying patterns and multiple car ownership amid a recovering productivity landscape.
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Corry Red Cross appeal targets 1221 residents
A 1751 drive in Corry seeks 1 221 local residents to join the American Red Cross chapter. Stewart Long leads the fundraising effort warning success depends on willing recipients. Miss Shirley Hall hosted a wiener feast birthday party for Byron Crowell and Donna Whaley with ten guests. Mrs. Frank Jackson received a 3 Stark shower at Essex Street. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. Robert Hunt, Mrs. Frank Cutshaw, Nellie Nichols and Sally Jackson.
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