In Our Opinion on Protesting Collegians
Reader's Digest analysis finds liberal arts students protest for better education. It notes engineers and professional schools are less involved. The piece supports student sympathy while urging protests to stay constructive and focused on improving liberal arts instruction.
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Bridge The Gap Between Generations In The 1960s
Al Neuharth argues for closing the communication gap between generations and urges respectful, honest discourse about teen rebellion and adult hypocrisy. He condemns lumping groups as bad and calls for recognizing a vast, decent adult majority.
Electoral College Reform Call Highlights Money and System Flaws
A Washington article argues for a drastic overhaul of campaign finance and the electoral college. It notes the current system lets electors vote against the people’s choice and raises questions about succession when no candidate is elected. It cites amendments 12 and 20 and warns Congress and the public to address money in politics and the potential for paralysis in presidential selection.
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Corry Evening Journal Public Notices and Rates
Fragmented text from the Corry Evening Journal lists staff names and Associated Press note. It shows subscription rates: annual and by mail, carrier delivery charges, and per copy pricing, with no clear news content due to damage.
Turnout Vital by Mason Denison in Harrisburg
A historical look at Pennsylvania voter turnout reveals wide swings from 4.04 percent in 1824 to 92.2 percent in 1936, with modern figures around 41 to 44 percent. The piece notes party shifts tied to turnout levels and questions whether current turnout will shape the election outcome.
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Blaze Averted at Ajax Tron Works Warehouse
Corry scene recalls a near disaster from 20 years ago when an annealing furnace explosion halted a blaze at Ajax Tron Works warehouse at 9 15 last night the sprinkling system limiting damage to about 4000 dollars.
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Today In History Nov 5 1968 AP snapshot
On this date in history notable events include FDR's third-term election in 1940, Guy Fawkes capture in 1605, William of Orange arrival in England in 1965, Grant's 1872 reelection, Wilson's 1912 victory, Montgomery's Egypt victory in 1942, Kennedy's 1946 House seat, and recent political shifts and Yemen's 1967-68 developments.
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Yemen
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