Bouquets To Brave Hillsdale College Defies Federal Aid
In Our Opinion praised Hillsdale Colleges stand against federal funding and subsidies. The Board of Trustees reaffirmed the Declaration of Independence, pledging independence from federal aid and relying on donors and faith to sustain private education.
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Hillsdale College
Hillsdale
Michigan
Board of Trustees
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Questions for Corry city leaders on sidewalks and officials
Readers ask if the city cleans sidewalks to bare pavement and who will be the next mayor. Officials say plow work aims to reach travelable ice safe paths, owners must maintain walks, and a new mayor will take oath by January. A caller learns about sidewalk assessments, garbage on lawns, and city pay not provided as a Christmas gift.
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Pennsylvania
A. Council
Corry
What Are Policemen Made Of A Paul Harvey piece
A humorous meditation on the policeman as a complex blend of saint and sinner. The essay lists paradoxes and impossible demands placed on officers, from instant diagnostic skill to flawless restraint, all while balancing danger, scrutiny, and salary. It lingers on the ideal versus the real, noting ridicule and high standards alongside practical limits.
Roaming News Highlights City Talks and Local Odds and Ends
A local update notes the city Parking Authority welcomes Mrs Kenneth Grobholz as the first woman member after a misstep. Talks with Pennsylvania Electric about a mercury vapor street light conversion could brighten downtown if finances allow a four year rollout. Rubber snow plow blades promise less vibration and maintenance cost while improving performance. A generous resident returned a lost $118 without seeking credit, and Andy Anderson explains receiving jade cuff links from Hong Kong. Allegheny College Summer School raises tuition to 150 dollars plus a new 5 dollar activities fee for 1968.
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Kenneth Grobholz
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Andy Anderson
Hong Kong
Allegheny College Summer School
Corry Area Skips Winter Snow Hazard and Hoop Preview
Yesterday's Memories to faery 20 Years Ago November 25 1947 notes the first deep snowfall hazard for motorists in Corry area as Beavers basketball previews Tidioute tomorrow in a 23 game schedule. Coach Milanovich rebuilds with two veterans Geertson and Morgan. Also report bricks topple from Franz building roof without injuries. Includes 1927 Corry Keystones season opener recap, Peace Corps placement test notice, Navy recruit graduation, Edinboro State College expansions, and local civic updates on safety and holiday decorations.
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Corry High School
Beavers
Tidioute
Milanovich
Dick Geertson
Sonny Morgan
Corry Keystones
State Armory
Buffalo Lincolns
Corry Area
U.S. Federal
Erie
Richard G. Krupa
USN
Steve Krup
Alpha Lambda Chi
Duff's Business Institute
Pittsburgh
Duff's
America
Mead Part Association
Corry Museum
Marine Pvt
Clifford C. Clark
Raymond L. Clark
West Street
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
Radio’s Golden Age remembered by fans and Cosby
Hal Boyle’s Americano profile spotlights Frank Buxton a tape nut who preserved thousands of hours of old radio programs He plans a five minute five day a week radio comedy with Bill Cosby in January Buxton recalls Fred Allen Orson Welles and the theater of the mind He debunks Uncle Don myth as memory trickery
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Frank Buxton
Buxton
Fred Allen
Bill Cosby
Radio
Orson Welles
Earth
Today In History November 25, 1967 events recap
Snapshot of notable events on this date through history. Highlights include the 1783 British evacuation of New York marking their last U S position in the Revolutionary War, the 1863 Lookout Mountain mission ridge fall, and the 1963 Kennedy burial at Arlington. Also noted are the 1758 Fort Duguesne capture, Carson City becoming Nevada’s capital, and political figures’ milestones.
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United States
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Pittsburgh
Carson City
Nevada
Missionary Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Woodrow Wilson
Jessie
White House
France B. Sayre
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cuba
Anastas I. Misoyan
Havana
Hopeful progress in geriatrics drug therapy
Two specialists Dr John A C Ball and Dr Alexander R Taylor report promising results using cyc landelate to improve memory and speech in 16 elderly patients with definite declines. The drug widens brain vessels to boost blood and oxygen to speech and memory centers, offering hope amid ongoing research and the need for social and psychological support for senile patients.
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John A. C. Ball
Alexander R. Taylor
Coleman
Belfast City
Ireland
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