Urgent call for stricter gun control across states
A Christian Science Monitor opinion argues for nationwide gun controls amid rising gun violence. It cites Boston and San Francisco meetings urging limits on handgun purchases, notes interstate loopholes, and supports a 1983 federal ban on private handgun possession plus tighter sales and transfer rules.
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Star Reporter’s Watergate tale rattles Senate panel
William Loeb’s Manchester Union Leader star reporter Arthur Egan testifies on a wild claim of a $175,000 Nixon war chest funded by Teamsters. He names Hoffa and Mitchell in forged charges, while Newsweek cites other figures. The committee questions credibility as it probes Egan’s “watling” and alleged pardons.
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Thanksgiving reflections on family and gratitude across generations
A New York piece centers on post holiday chat about Thanksgiving. Old family jokes contrast with modern costs and college expenses as two children become a focal point. Elizabeth values staying home, linking the holiday to religious gratitude and shared abundance with loved ones.
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Long day in Dallas Part 2: Kennedy assassination chaos
The Dallas motorcade rushes to Parkland Hospital as Clint Hill shields the President. Mrs Kennedy cradles the fallen leader, Lyndon Johnson is rushed to a separate room, and Oswald moves through the city amid the frantic response. Doctors work desperately as the nation faces a possible broader threat.
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Destructive 1953 Corry gale hits town and dances next
In Corry a 1953 gale causes thousands in damage with a blown roof uprooted trees and a collapsed barn. The town looks ahead to Thanksgiving Eve dance at the Junior High School gym as the football queen is chosen, decorations planned, and Rev. E L Wagner installed as pastor at St Pauls Lutheran.
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What is the law about alimony pendente lite in divorce cases
The Pennsylvania court may award alimony pendente lite from the petition filing until the divorce decree. This support is discretionary and can apply even if the wife is employed, considering her earnings. Either spouse may file for it, but she must petition. One county court ruled the statute unconstitutional for sex discrimination.
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