In Our Opinion Part Timers for Big Jobs
The piece jokes that many public leaders are off widely on trips and that government offices seem part time. It notes governors, lawmakers, and officials travel extensively while assistants and deputies keep the machines running, implying many roles are shadow positions.
Grass Roots Opinion Promotes Civic Training in Newton
A Newton Mississippi Record opinion argues that all citizens must be trained and prepared for responsible everyday citizenship. It stresses teaching the real meaning of government, the duties that accompany liberty, and the need for vigilance to safeguard rights.
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Yesterday's Memories Of Corry Remembered Parachute Plans and Local Notes
A late 1980s Corry page recalls parachute jumps set for next Saturday two and a half miles east of Columbus on the Popovich farm after prayers by Gerald Thompson of Triumbus. Erie County relief payments for the week ending October 1 fall by 30 dollars to 1501, higher than the prior year. Corry High School’s Progressive Club outlines a scouting contest to boost enthusiasm among Tenderfoot and Second Class Scouts with prizes for the best “Why I Want To Be A Scout” essay, 200 to 250 words, as Union invasion prep marches on. Ramsey S. Black is noted as a state treats Sunday.
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Fragmentary Notice of Publication Rates
A damaged OCR fragment notes rates for notices or copies and weekly charges. It mentions a publication date and an application time of 9 a.m. with unclear context and several garbled names and terms. The partial text implies pricing and scheduling details without a clear event or entity.
London trip with fancy meals and quirky sights
Jim Bishop recounts a London flight from Boston to Heathrow aboard Pan American Flight 100. He notes 150 passengers, lavish in‑flight dining, closed circuit TV entertainment, and a brisk Dublin to Cork view. In London he observes hippies, Teddy Boys, Savoy Hotel service quirks, and Cockney cabbies, ending with a pricey trenchcoat purchase.
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Mansfields cocktail test and Niger visit tailed by labor fray
Senator Mansfield hosts a $50 a head cocktail honoring Senator Morse as a test of labor support. The event shows mixed labor reactions amid disputes, while Niger's President Hamani Diori visits Washington with Peace Corps volunteers and praise for American goodwill.
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Today in History highlights key dates for Oct 2
The list recalls Mohandas Gandhi born in 1869 and Maj. John Andre hanged in 1780 for Benedict Arnold's attempt at West Point. It notes Robert E. Lee becoming president of Washington and Lee in 1865, the 1889 Pan American Conference in D C, Cleveland’s 1905 stance on votes, 1941 Moscow drive, Patton removed in 1941, and a 200? bus crash near Cuenca Spain killing 26.
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Harrisburg Divides Over Tax Hike and Spending Cuts
In Harrisburg and Washington the fight over a multi-billion spending cut and a 7.4 billion tax increase tightens. Republican Byrnes defends cuts while Shafer administration pushes tax hikes as 1967 legislative session nears year end. Senate approved corporate net income tax upage. final outcome uncertain with Democratic opposition to consumer taxes.
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First months of life and cystitis explained by Dr Coleman
Dr Coleman outlines infant development from reflex actions to coordinated movements by two months and smiling by end of two months. He notes no fixed growth rate and advises comparing with neighbors cautiously. The column then explains cystitis symptoms in women, diagnosis, and treatment with antibiotics, plus foot care for the elderly and reader questions.
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