Broderick Trapped By Shafer Record In Opinion Pieces
The piece argues Pennsylvania voters face a difficult choice as Raymond Broderick, tied to the Shafer administration and running for governor, advocates five percent payroll cuts while defending patronage. It notes 20,000 hires during the incumbents’ terms, questions how five percent of staff were added, and highlights the political bind of campaigning while living under Shafer’s legacy.
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Raymond Broderick
Shafer
Broderick
Shafer- Broderick
Pennsylvanis
Grass Roots Opinion Shows The Changing News Habits
Hartford Wisconsin Times Press notes a shift in newspaper practice from publishing travel plans to protect households from burglary. The writer argues publicizing trips invites breakins and reflects wider changes in small town America and media norms.
Ironside Drama Shines As Addict Plot Drives Episode
New York AP reviews NBCs Ironside with Robert Burr delivering a strong two person show. Joseph Campanella co stars as an engineer friend in a mountain cabin snowbound plot where a recovering addict endures withdrawal and threats before a rescue and possible commitment to sobriety.
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New York
Robert Ironside
Raymond Burr
Burr
Joseph Campanella
Campanella
Ironside
Sebastian Cabot
Brian Keith
Anissa Jones
Johnny Whitaker
Bill
French
Hong Kong
Rome
Petticoat Junction
Green Acres
A Few Conclusions New York AP miscellany
A divergent AP column notes urban noise and danger in Manhattan versus Brazilian jungles, reflections on aging yearbooks, office privacy, taste in pizza, and quirks about manners and money. It laments forms, dogs, fashion debates, and mischief in heaven, closing with Corry Evening Journal boilerplate and notices.
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New York
Acre
Manhattan
Dark Death in Raiford Prison Records Coverup
Investigative notes reveal Florida prison officials and inmates claim a missing page in K C Reid’s hospital records. May 7 asthma attack led to a suspect hospital trip and death by dawn May 8 38 year old Reid. Whitten sources allege falsified records and attempted hospital admission after death.
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Raiford
Les Whitten
Florida
James Bax
Don Hassfurder
Reid
McLendon
Clements
Whitten
The Wild Weather and the Stormfury Project
The ESSA Stormfury project led by Dr. Cecil R. Gentry seeks to seed hurricanes with silver iodide to halt or curb storms. The piece outlines hurricane definitions across regions, typical birth conditions, and movement patterns, noting gulf and east coast impacts and ongoing aerial research from Miami crews.
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Cecil R. Gentry
Environmental Science Services Administration
ESSA
Stormfury
Corry workers vote to walk out at Ajax Iron Works
In Corry a noon vote by Ajax Iron Works union members spurred a planned 2 30 pm walkout. The report appeared in the business section at 2 pm but neither union officials nor management could verify it.
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Ajax Iron Works
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Charles J. Krrijala
By Jack Anderson
Robert Spishock
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R.P. McLendon
Judgen Clements
Jim Bishop
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