Dog Owners Guardian formed to reunite lost dogs nationwide
Arthur Weston of Brooklyn leads Dog Owners Guardian Inc. in a plan to tattoo a five digit permanent number on each member dog and operate a central service to reunite lost pets with owners within minutes. The campaign seeks to deter dognappers and prevent unnecessary euthanizations amid pet distress.
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Editorial Thought For Today Emphasizes Citizen Role In Freedom
Encourages efforts to remind the average citizen of his value and mission. Asserts that freedom is everybody's business and government improves only with individual input and action.
Toeing The Line By Joy Stilley For Hal Boyle
Joy Stilley humorously observes the perils of choosing the right queue in banks, groceries, and stores. She notes parallel lines move faster for others and shares comic encounters with clerks, paymasters, and gift wrapped socks before delivering a final quip about making friends in line.
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Joy Stilley
Hal Boyle
New York
Jone
Today in History highlights from Nov 2, 1969
Recap of key events on this date across history. JFK announced dismantling Soviet missiles in Cuba in 1962. Washington delivered farewell address in 1782. North and South Dakota statehood in 1889. Harding's 1920 election. Haile Selassie crowned in 1930. Truman re election in 1948. Johnson Senate win in 1938. Soviet farming demo in 1959. UN spying arrests in 1965. Congo invasion by white mercenaries and black troops noted in 1960s.
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John F. Kennedy
Cuba
George Washington
Princeton
North Dakota
South Dakota
Warren G. Harding
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Harry S
Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S. Senate
United Nations
United States
New York
Moscow
Congo
Principle of dual ethics in political conflicts of interest
A column argues that public officials from Nixon to Agnew faced a test of uniform ethics, noting Nixon's $18,000 expense fund and the $205,000 Howard Hughes loan. It cites required stock sales, private interests in banks, and influence through donors, claiming newspapers hid the story, while urging one standard of conduct for all officials.
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Howard Hughes
Don Nixon
Senate
McNamara
Wilson
Gov. Agnew
Chesapeake National Bank
Maryland
Hughes
Truman
Gen
Harry Vaughan
Mrs. Truman
Congress
Omaha World-Herald
Sen. Nixon
The
New York Post
Corry News Briefs From November 2 1948 Highlights
Reports show several chicken pox cases among Corry students with impetigo and skin disease notes. Firefighters begin selling carbon dioxide extinguishers for homes and autos. Corry Country Club member to work in Houston as assistant to Larry Nabholtz. Girl Scouts attend a costume party at the Presbyterian Church. The Lanston store uses Blue Bird Restaurant windows for product displays during Mr and Mrs Charles 40 Years Ago Kromas restoration period.
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Corry Country Club
Houston
Texas
Larry Nabholtz
Presbyterian Church
Lanston
Bluebird
Charles
Kromas
Bob Randall
Inflation and the danger of spending beyond income
Paul Harvey argues inflation erodes every dollar and that government spending drives the inflation fire. He warns savers that money must grow, not merely sit in bonds, and urges prudent investing in safe savings while avoiding overpaying and voting for higher dollars of less value.
Answers to Readers Questions From City Officials in Carry Pa
A column presents readers' questions about landfill practices taxes and election influence. Officials discuss waste disposal political choices police wage negotiations and arbitration and the impact on real estate taxes. The exchange also notes humor in the column.
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