Blair County Judge Upholds Right To Know In Open Justice
In Blair County, Judge Samuel H. Jubelirer denied a defense bid for change of venue, defending public access to criminal court proceedings. The ruling stresses that freedom of the press and the people's right to know are essential to American justice, while warning against proposals that could stifle transparency and open government.
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Samuel H. Jubelirer
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R.W. Wright
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Heller on wage price controls and Nixon policy
Walter Heller argues the Nixon voluntary wage and price restraints lack a clear definition of sin. He notes past guideposts between 1963 and 1966 helped control inflation but were violated later. Heller urges labor and management to negotiate together under national interest pressure, critiques Nixon's mail campaign, and predicts a difficult inflation tradeoff with modest recession odds but eventual growth in the 1970s.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Heller
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White House
Nixon
Horace Brynolfson to headline Corry comeback concert
Horace Brynolfson son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brynolfson of East South street returns to Corry for his first public appearance in a decade. He will perform at the Senior High School Auditorium at 8:15 p.m. on November 29, following his departure. Frank Derrow elected president of the No-Bar Riding Club at the annual officers meeting, with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fox of Columbus hosting. Auditor General Weldon Heyburn approved a $4,606 payment to the Corry school district in Harrisburg.
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Paul Brynolfson
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Frank Derrow
Weldon Heyburn
Harrisburg
Brief Estimates by Jim Bishop on Public Figures
A panoramic, satirical list pairs public figures with quirky, often irreverent descriptions. The tone echoes mid century celebrity profiles, mixing politicians, actors, writers, and leaders with punchy, sometimes impossible metaphors, creating a mosaic of notoriety and social commentary.
Nixon Faces Grave Issues by Jack Anderson
In an off the record push, President Nixon urges Republicans to stress big issues and coordinate with Lyn Nofziger. Key topics include Vietnam policy marked by fears for South Vietnam, looming disarmament talks with the USSR, and economic policy amid inflation and unemployment concerns.
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Lyn Nofziger
Nixon
Mail Of The Species Collection Keeps Everyday Quips
A light roundup notes health spending rising to 51 billion now and projected to 94 billion by 1975, plus trivia on dollar fiber composition, car ownership, and jury duty odds. It includes a quip on executives listening, a tip to rehydrate raisins for baking, and a humorous quote from Dr. Stanley Rudin.
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New York
Health Insurance Institute
United States
Ed Sullivan Show Faces Ratings Pressure Amid Live Format
New York AP report notes The Ed Sullivan Show struggles after 20 years as NBC and ABC top rivals with The Bill Cosby Show The Wonderful World of Disney and The FBI while Sullivan's live format may allow quick fixes. The night also featured Bonanza focusing on Candy and a dramatic self defense killing. Nixon Vietnam address recommended for all nets at 9 30 EST to conclusion.
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Buck ‘Owens
David Frye
Rodney Dangerfield
Cartwright
David Canary
Candy
Ponderosa
President Nixon
Vietnam
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