Threat to Editorial Freedom Sparks Kentucky Debate
In Our Opinion, editorial expression in newspapers could be forced to be signed in several states. Kentucky's House passed such a bill. the Senate is unlikely to approve it. Editor & Publisher argues the move would ruin the editorial page by turning it into individual opinions.
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Grass Roots Opinion on Foreign Aid Financing
Congressman H R Gross of Iowa criticizes a new multibillion-dollar foreign aid program. He warns that hundreds of millions will be loaned to foreigners at 2.5 percent interest, with foreigners paying only 1 percent for the first decade of a 40-year loan, while American taxpayers face high rates.
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Justice Dept restrains coal miners strike in 1948 action
Washington reports Federal Judge Allen Bolds signed a temporary order to restrain a walkout by John L. Lewis's 400000 soft coal miners. In Spartansburg GLF mill office was entered over the weekend, and the safe broken open with about 200 dollars taken from Saturday receipts. Also noted: Mrs Keith Henton received a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Wayne VanGuilder on Brook street with 18 ladies attending.
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What Is The Law 1926 Copyright Renewal Provisions
This column explains copyright renewal terms under the 197 Copyright Act. A work's original 28 year term may be followed by a further 28 year renewal if renewal is applied for a year before expiration, with living author or heirs eligible. An attorney should be consulted for specifics.
Corry Journal Newsroom Copyright Notice Reprint Terms
In this newspaper the Corry Evening Journal carries copyright terms from Associated Press and national advertising others. It notes exclusive entitlement to AP news content and distribution at the Corry post office. Per copy charges: sixty cents weekly. further rules apply for reprint requests.
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Drive from zero to $25,000 a year in trucking
A biography of Harry Angus McNevin, a Maryland resident born on Prince Edward Island, detailing his rise from low beginnings to building a small trucking empire. It covers his early work at Bendix, moving houses for profit, leasing tractors, learning ICC rules, and expanding to multiple rigs and houses while maintaining personal drive and pride in efficiency.
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California approves vast private power pact for Tehachapi lift
LOS ANGELES The November 18 signing seals the largest electric power contract in state history. Brown era official William Warne leads the effort with Pacific Gas and Electric, Southern California Edison, and San Diego Gas and Electric plus the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power to move northern California water south over a 444 mile canal system. The deal finances the $1.75 billion bond plan, with early power savings and future expansion including an atomic plant contingency. Warne touts Brown’s vision and administration, while Brown contemplates post–governorship plans in Los Angeles.
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Economic Outlook For 1967 Seeks Clear Trends
New York AP reports the annual economic outlook season begins as forecasters expect 1967 to resemble 1966. Most pundits forecast continued conditions, while recognizing the challenge of predicting a reversal or turning point in the economy.
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This Friday November 1966 in History Highlights
On this date in 1953 the U S Navy dedicated a 1 2 million watt transmitter in the Cascade Mountains Washington enabling global vessel contact without relay stations. Also in 1903 a U S Panama canal strip treaty was ratified. Economic forecasts and debates about 1967 growth and inflation appeared, with commentary on taxes and Johnson.
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No chance of X-ray harm in training says doctor
A reader asks about risks from becoming an X-ray technician. Dr Coleman reassures that protective safeguards prevent radiation leakage and that trained personnel wear film badges to monitor exposure. He notes patients are protected during routine X ray exams and advises not to fear the profession.
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