Cities to aim at handguns in rights debate
In Honolulu the 48th annual Congress of Cities will hear proposals to amend the Second Amendment by replacing arms with long guns to curb crime. A state police report shows 102 officers killed in 10 months of 1971, 96 percent by firearms and 73 percent with handguns, underscoring calls for gun control amid municipal policy shifts.
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National League of Cities
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National Rifle Association
Journal
Corry
Dear Perplexed and Bank Debacle Inquiries Panel
A column offers counsel to a reader worrying about marriage to a woman aligned with the Women's Liberation Movement and critiques the practice of financing government funds through banks with no interest. It argues marriage can progress gender equality, then shifts to a Washington discussion of federal deposits in private banks and tax collection practices.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
GOP Bank Deposits and Political Ties Highlight Federal Funds
A study by former mortgage banker Martin Price shows banks with GOP connections receiving large, interest-free federal deposits. Chase Manhattan, linked to the Rockefeller family, is cited as progressive and influential with board member Jeremiah Milbank Jr. serving as GOP finance chair. Treasury Secretary involvement is noted.
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Dallas
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Martin Price
Washingtonian’ Magazine
Chase Manhattan
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Jeremiah Milbank, Jr
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National Fiance Committee
Alan Merrill
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Law on foreign marriage and citizenship questions
The answer confirms it is legal for a foreigner temporarily in the United States to marry a citizen, but the marriage does not confer automatic citizenship. Citizenship requires Immigration and Naturalization Service rules, and marriage does not shield the spouse from deportation if the foreigner commits a crime.
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United States
Christmas Gift Catalog Delights Oddities and Bargains
A satirical read on holiday shopping, noting the absurdity of gifts that confound and clutter. It highlights a $5.98 “Memo Tank” for fleeting notes, a $4.98 replica $100 bill bathroom rug, and a $2.98 two foot jet liner for kids, mocking consumer excess.
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Corry News Briefs and Local Purchases Highlight Weekend
In Corry this morning a local dealership in Union City changed hands as W W Waterhouse bought the International Harvester firm from W J Bisbee and Son. Also, Mrs Alma Slagle and Miss Sybil Sheldon celebrate at a family birthday party attended by 32 guests. A cold snap grips Corry with a record November 4 5 low of 17 degrees. Plans for a Christmas charity ball were voiced by the Corry Hospital Ladies Auxiliary to aid the hospital. Bishop Ward of the Erie Episcopal Diocese visited Emmanuel Church for a talk. A spoof sales pitch section touts gadgets from clocks to novelty undergarments and a radar detector. The column ends with a garbled note on new barometers.
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W.J. Bisbee and Son
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Alma Slagle
Sybil Sheldon
Corry Hospital
John C. Ward
Erie
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
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