Columnists repay Greek hosts in luxury junket
Washington report details a $2,000 per person funded tour for American conservative columnists financed by the Hellenic Industrial Development Bank run by Paul Totomis. Totomis defended the trip amid questions, while several writers praised Greece's regime, omitting bank sponsorship.
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What are they waiting for in elderly aid push
In this opinion, the author argues Congress and state legislators are to blame for delays in aiding the elderly. They suggest diverting billions from Vietnam war spending to tax relief, nursing home assistance, and health aid, claiming large-scale bombing savings could fund better elder care. The piece urges faster action and cites spending priorities as the core issue.
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Post election cracks from New York quotes parade
A roundup of post election remarks overheard in New York amid national results. The pieces capture candidates and aides acknowledging defeat with humor and frustration, mentioning Times Square, mudslinging, and plans after the vote. Various voices reflect on money, principles, and moving on to future work.
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Bury the Shame as Election Pangs Linger
A political column laments a brutal campaign and gutter rhetoric as voters await relief. The author contrasts Nixon and McGovern territory with Roosevelt and Dewey era scorn, condemning party alignments, promis es, and public venom while urging closure and national reflection.
Corry notes 1952 roots of first lady and local football champs
The Corry Evening Journal reports Hattie Doud Raymond linking Mamie Eisenhower to Corry roots. Corry High School remains Section II District 10 champs after a 32 0 win over Oil City on Loveland Field. Also dated wedding news for Marianne Smolk and George Christensen at Findley Lake.
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Nixon Wins Biggest Ever Election Prognostication Key
A retrospective column asserts Nixon’s win was foretold by pre election commentary. It credits Paul Harvey style pre released analysis from years of observing polls and public sentiment, noting Nixon’s adaptation across a bipartisan administration and McGovern’s antiwar flight.
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