In Our Opinion on JFK and Oswald Violence
A historical editorial argues that Kennedy's slaying and Oswald's shooting were not a collapse of American justice. It states Oswald and Ruby were isolated deranged individuals and that the American system remains intact. The piece contends national unity can arise from tragedy and stresses orderly constitutional transitions.
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Berlin Raid Marks Third Big RAF Blow in 1943 History
London reports the RAFs heavy armadas struck Berlin in a major second and third blow, with 32 bombers lost to ferocious German defense as the Allied campaign to crush Hitler’s Reich continues. In Washington the Gilbert Islands victory is paired with a Japanese New Guinea gain, signaling improved Allied naval leverage in the Pacific. Corry volunteers head for Army Air Force training as local officials push youth enlistment. A new hotel site is approved by the school board and junior high plans advance. Miss Barbara Wellman’s concert draws an appreciative crowd at the high school. Corry High’s football team is crushed 55 to 0 by Warren’s scholastic squad.
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Turkeys Fill City Market Display for Thanksgiving
Forty years ago on November 27, 1923 Corry residents saw a superb Thanksgiving display at City Market by Mr. Phelps who purchased over 300 turkeys brought in on Saturday. Hotel Corry directors are noted in the segment.
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Aliya
Woman Charged In Man's Death
PITTSBURGH AP Police charged 33 year old Sally Walters with murder in the fatal stabbing of Edward Eaves 36 at his residence during an argument He died at Shadyside Hospital from a chest stab wound Walters told police she grabbed a paring knife as Eaves advanced with a hatchet claiming he fell on the knife during the struggle
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Pearson on Truman Churchill and the Cold War legacy
Drew Pearson surveys postwar U S foreign policy from Roosevelt through Truman, Kennedy, and Churchill. He notes shifts in U S Soviet relations, Molotov and Bohlen clashes, Potsdam, Berlin, and the Iron Curtain, arguing Truman’s temper and policy shaped the era.
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Fulton
Churchill
Will History Repeat Today A portrait of LBJ in power
The article assesses Lyndon B. Johnson as the new President entering the White House with broad political experience and a Texas edge on foreign policy. It notes Rostow urged a harsher line against Moscow, while JFK era advisors favored peace. It mentions McGhee in Bonn and Johnson’s ties to Adenauer, the Pentagon, and the West, signaling pressures to steer policy differently.
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Ludwig Erhard
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Cuban exile tale and Batista’s grip loom over Cuba
Reporter Jim Bishop recounts a mass Cuban exodus from Cuba to the United States and elsewhere, highlighting Jose Coronas the ex mayor of Manzanillo who survived imprisonment. He notes Batista’s long hold on Cuban politics and questions whether a new era will unfold under President Johnson and the American public.
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Senor Jose Coronas
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Castro era mayor escapes Castro regime under police gaze
A Cuban mayor Jose Coronas from Manzanillo narrowly survives Batista era upheaval. He hides in Havana after Christmas 1958, is briefly jailed, then released with no charges. He flees on a Pan American flight, later working in Hollywood while his family endures hardship.
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Jose Coronas
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What Is The Law What Is The Law
A court clarifies child dependency for taxes: the parent who provides more than half of a child's support can claim them as dependents. If the wife proves she contributed over half the support, she may file without the father's affidavit. Syport items include board lodging clothing education and medical care.
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