Case to Ponder on lobbyists versus Congress in California
In Our Opinion a debate over whether lobbyists or Congress runs the nation moves from a House vote against ski area concessions in the San Gorgonio wilderness to hearings by a House subcommittee. Preservationists fear lobbyist power may override the House decision, signaling deeper control over legislation.
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California
Congress
House of Representatives
San Gorgonio
House
House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
One Court
Dolgar Bays Bookert
Justice Douglas
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago
News notes recall events from November 17 1945 include US officials debating wartime narratives and hearings led by Rear Admiral T B Inglis. The Walsh family reports a telegram confirming a Walsh death in action in Germany on March 15 1945. A Hollywood breakfast PTA event drew 300 Columbus residents, with Mrs J F Needham as master of ceremonies.
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Corry
Arbor Ivenigning
Japan
T. B. Inglis
Edward P. Walsh
Eagle Street
William Walsh
Pao
Es Nee Wee
Walsh
Germany
Hollywood
Columbus
PTA
J. F. Needham of
U.S
Red Army
Pentagon
Russia
United States
Surprise party honors Mrs Swanson in West Wayne street home
Neighbors and friends gathered Saturday afternoon to surprise Mrs. W. G. Swanson, formerly Miss Gladys Blair, at her West Wayne street home to celebrate an event in her life.
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F. P. Blair
West Wayne Street
WG. Swanson
Gladys Blair
Snow closes streets as Pepper visits region
Senator and Mrs George Wharton Pepper were in town briefly en route to Meadville from Warren Corry. One of the worst early winter storms left about a foot of snow. A fire caused $100 damage to the home of Mr Blanchard of Dodd and Blanchard hardware in Columbus. A baby girl named Barbara Walton Frost was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Joy at Veil Hospital. Barbara Walton Frost is expected in the city today to assume duties as pivot and coach of the Keystones.
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George Wharton Pepper
City
Meadville
Warren
Corry
Blanchard
Dodd and Blanchard
Columbus
Frank Cue
East Washington Street
Charles Joy
the Veil Hospital
Barbara
Walton C. Frost
New York City
The
Keystones
Rio conference tests Latin American rifts and US aims
Washington reports the Rio de Janeiro Foreign Ministers Conference opens amid broad Latin American opposition to US policy and questions over Pan American security. Debates focus on moving the OAS headquarters and blocking a Pan American police force, with Mexico Chile and Uruguay wary of militarized plans.
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Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Western Hemisphere
United States
Rio
Tom Mann
Texas
Mexico
Chile
Uruguay
Final Congressional Record reads like a stats ledger
Washington reports the 1965 session end with 16 882 bills introduced and 349 enacted into law. The Senate logged 960 hours 50 minutes and the House 798 hours 25 minutes in session. The record spans 94 511 pages and cost about 3.3 million dollars to print.
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Washington
Senate
House
Bear Lake church meeting and community notices
Mrs. Lucile Price and Mrs. Esther Morton attended a teachers meeting in Warren last Thursday evening. A good number from Bear Lake attended the Korean Choir concert at Jamestown High School last Sunday afternoon. The Bear Lake EUB Church will hold a congregational meeting and dinner at the church parlors Wednesday evening, the yearly business meeting night. WSWS November meeting will be at Mrs. Dick Crosby home. Thank offering night and Lincoln penny night. Various local visits and calls are noted among residents including C. Peterson, J. C. Manwaring, Ross Mead, Maude Cornish, Ivan Ayling, and Gerald Phillips.
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Lucile Price
Esther Morton
Warren
J. C. Manwaring
Ivan Hawkins
Jamestown
Jamestown High School
Bear Lake
Dick Crosby
Lincoln
C. Peterson
Ross Mead
Corry
Maude Cornish
Ivan Ayling
Gerald Phillips
Lakewood
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Corry Journal Ad Rates and Publication Details
The notice lists publication staff for Corry Journal and Corry Evening Journal, advertising contacts, national advertising representatives Jottinelli Kimball Inc, and office locations in New York Chicago and Philadelphia. It notes postal designation, rates by mail and carrier, and the display advertising deadline at 9 am on the prior publication date.
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Jottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Michigan Square
Chicagoi Mortgage and Bond
Deroity Chamber, of Commerce
Bullane, Burgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Elizabeth Taylor Book Sparks Mixed Portrait In Harper Review
A Harper and Row biography of Elizabeth Taylor portrays a self critical yet guarded star. The book refrains from an autobiography and offers a superficial, conversational tone while detailing her London upbringing, Hollywood rise, and complex view of love and fame.
State of the Unions The Spoken Word Is In The Air
A memoir critique contrasts Louis B Mayer’s MGM dictatorship with backstage dismissal threats to workers. It depicts Miss Taylor’s shifting loves and marriages and notes her fixation on Richard Burton. The reviewer laments the book’s title.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth
Hilton Wilding
Todd Fisher Burton
Miss Taylor
Mr. L. B. Mayer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Margaret O'Brien
Clark Gable
Judy Garland
Lana Turner
Spencer Tracy
Hedy Lamarr
Katherine Hepburn
Richard Burton
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