In Our Opinion An Ombudsman For Pennsylvania
The article argues for creating an ombudsman office in Pennsylvania inspired by Swedish and Scandinavian models. It notes Michigan and federal discussions, defines the role as listening to citizens, identifying injustices, and guiding redress. It argues such a figure protects democracy by providing a hearing and filtering frivolous complaints.
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Pennsylvania
Genevieve Blatt
U.S
Michigan
Congress
Bosses and wives clash in Hal Boyle Americana snippets
A series of humorous lines reflects office life and marital banter. Bosses tire of the same stories while spouses and secretaries navigate roles and perks, from pins and raises to jokes about unions, bonuses, and porcelain courtesy.
Corry Evening Journal masthead and advertising info
The snippet shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead with publisher and staff names, advertising manager, production details, and address lines for New York Chicago Philadelphia and local post office. It also lists subscription pricing and mailing terms, with partial illegible remnants of departments.
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Out Street
Corry
Bather A Uenal
Cerne KE. Sample
Mera Patter
Allan Hasbrouck
Jobin Vrn Toren
G. T- Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Er Neware
N.Y Mignigan Square
Chicago
Bond Builder of Commerce
Fe Opaughtman
Philadelphia
AP News
Paul Harvey on Foreign Aid Backlash and Asia Policy
Paul Harvey argues foreign aid worsens global trouble. He warns against meddling in Asia and Viet Nam, noting Africa drives out communists while Asia clings to militancy. He urges withdrawal and respect for other nations without imposing Western freedom as a universal model.
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Viet Nam
Africa
Asia
Viet Nams
Door Notice Sparks Narrow Memo on Bulletin Board
A garbled note quotes a staff pep message that lingered on a bulletin board for a week. The fragment mentions two phrases and a single word, reflecting unclear vandalism or casual graffiti in an office setting.
Drew Pearson Analyzes Next Year Election Dynamics Worldwide
Drew Pearson surveys the off year vote as the world watches key races for governor and Congress. He notes North Vietnamese bets on Johnson’s political losses, NATO fears of right wing trends, African nations watching civil rights impact, and Soviet aims to counter easing Cold War tensions. He highlights Maryland races with Mahoney and Agnew, New Hampshire Senate contest, New Jersey civil rights tension, Virginia mine workers alliance with the Conservatives, and local political shifts shaping November outcomes.
Inside the push for honest sweepstakes and contests
New York AP report examines how promoters claim honesty in games and sweepstakes. It explains rules against lotteries, methods to prevent fraud, and how winners are selected with secrecy and security such as preprinted numbers, electronic random selection, and executive bonding to deter theft.
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New York
Post Office Department
Post Office
U.S
Today in History November first events highlighted
On this date in 1952 the United States tested the first hydrogen bomb at Eniwetok Atoll in the Marshall Islands. Lisbon suffered a major earthquake in 1755 with a vast offshore epicenter. The U S postal money order system began in 1864. The British Royal Air Force bombed Naples for the first time in the war in 190? We note the year seems garbled.
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United States
Enivwetok Atoll
Marshall Islands
Lisbon
Royal Air Force
Naples
Vaccination debate on Asian flu and common cold vaccines
Readers ask about yearly winter vaccines for Asian flu and the common cold. Dr Coleman notes Asian flu vaccine targets epidemic influenza, not the cold, and is advised for the aged and high risk. early fall is suggested. Vaccines may reduce illness severity and respiratory infections, with few adverse reactions.
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New York
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United States Public Health Service Ia
Coleman
United States
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Tiwaa
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