Resolution backs labeling of movies for youth safety
In Our Opinion Sen Margaret Chase Smith of Maine proposes a Senate label for movies to show if they are fit for young spectators. She cites Don't Make Waves as an example of fakery by MPAA and urges a nationwide enforced classification to protect children. Citizens are urged to write to their senator supporting Senate Resolution 9.
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Washington, D.C
Our Man In Harrisburg Mason Denison
Harrisburg reporting on Governor Shafer and Pennsylvania tax policy. The piece describes Shafer's stance on tax increases, his calls for a near 300 million dollar revenue program, and his flexible position urging legislative action while emphasizing that final tax decisions rest with the Legislature. It notes political maneuvering between Republicans and Democrats and Shafer's emphasis on a fiscal report and reasonable proposals from both branches.
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Harrisburg
Asylvania
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal Masthead Note and Notice
Fragments show publisher staff names and contact lines plus pricing hints. The text lists Corry Evening Journal editors and office roles and a note about republication rights and advertising terms. Specifics include publisher George R. Sample city editor Manny Eston and John McLay in the pressroom, with subscription rates and mailing details partially visible.
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Corry
R Eve Journal
George R. Sample
Manny Eston
John McLay
The World Travelers Return Reflects Found Tough Read
Jim Bishop recounts a return home from a long voyage filled with domestic chaos and fatigue. He notes sharp geopolitical opinions, critiques of American policy, and stark views on world hunger, Cold War alignments, and the growing influence of Asia while reflecting on the people and places encountered along the way.
McIntyre Senate Ally of Kefauver Shifts to Banking
Senator Tom McIntyre of New Hampshire, once Kefauver’s protegé, has moved from crusading politics to backing a mutual fund reform amendment that would broaden bank security trading. The measure could loosen Glass-Steagall constraints and widen banks’ grip on the investment market, aided by lobbyist Jack Yingling of First National City Bank. McIntyre’s firm represents multiple regional companies and banks in New Hampshire.
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New Hampshire
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
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Kefauver
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Glass- Steagall
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Ser
First National City Bank of
New York
Jack Yingling
First National City Bank of New York
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Yingling
Sen. McIntyre
Dodo the Navy Brigade’s Beloved Dog at Annapolis
Hal Boyle profiles Dodo the Navy brigade’s favorite dog at the U S Naval Academy. The small mongrel, adopted during finals, strides through Bancroft Hall, attends classes and marches at parades. He enjoys upperclass privileges, rides in a staff officer’s car to games, and has become a symbol loved by midshipmen.
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Today in History Nov 27 1967 and notable events
Today marks the first day of 1967 with 24 days left in the year. Notable past events include Robert Livingston born in 1746, Eisenhower's doctors reporting continued recovery from a mild stroke, and a 1962 Brazilian airliner crash near Lima with 97 fatalities.
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Louisiana Purchase
Robert Livingston
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lima
Peru
Understanding ileitis and sinus infections health column
Dr. Coleman explains ileitis Crohn's disease as ileum inflammation with varied names, causes, prognosis, and treatment including early drug therapy, bed rest, antibiotics, and surgery when needed. He notes sinusitis in children is rare, from adenoids or allergies, and outlines diagnosis by X ray and noninvasive treatments.
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Burrill Crohn
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York City
Mall
Leitly
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