In Our Opinion Will The Senate Tolerate Intimidation
A published exchange shows union officials pressuring lawmakers over Taft Hartley’s Section 14b repeal. Sen Stephen Young rebukes the union stance as arrogant and hostile. The piece argues the Senate must resist intimidation to uphold right to work.
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Johnson faces rifts as rates and abroad investment rise
New York AP reports rising interest rates and increased American investment abroad threaten to strain the goodwill between President Johnson and business leaders. Bankers note higher borrowing costs as demand for loans grows, with many deals financed through foreign channels while dollars are kept at home. The political-business tension remains unofficial as markets tighten and prime loan rates stay at 4 percent for top borrowers.
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Johnson backs Lady Bird bill amid billboard clash
Washington column notes President Johnson pressured to pass the highway beautification bill, trimming 16 amendments to five as White House aides push for swift action. Randolph argues the bill still favors billboards, while critics in the Senate warn against blight and favor moderation.
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Corry Evening Journal publication and pricing blurb
A garbled newsroom masthead lists staff and misc details for the Corry Evening Journal. It notes advertising, ownership, and pricing terms including annual and single-copy rates, with scattered misread words and partial addresses.
Ready Clymer Adult Classes
The Clymer Central School adult education division will hold registration on October 13 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m in the school office. If unable to attend, call the school during day or evening. A class needs 12 students to start. Courses include driver education knitting sewing elementary modern mathematics and know your automobile for women only. Additional courses possible if interest and instructors align. Local residents pay 2 dollars registration fee and driver ed 5 dollars. non residents pay 15 dollars for most courses and 5? for driver education.
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What Is The Law What remedies for poor brickwork
The property owner has several remedies. He can withhold payment until the work is satisfactorily completed. If payment was already made, he may sue to recover funds paid to the faulty contractor. Before suit, call the contractor to repair voluntarily to preserve reputation and avoid litigation costs.
Collins Confirmation Clarified after Ward Withdraws Objections
After ward, Smathers withdrew his objections to Collins confirmation. At no time did Collins claim any deal prevented him from running. This column clarifies the story and states there was no such agreement.
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Voice From the Past Warns Johnson on Taft-Hartley
Paul Harvey NEWS quotes a 1948 Lyndon B. Johnson warning against repealing parts of the Taft Hartley act. The speaker argues against compulsory unionism and recalls Johnson’s stance on labor bosses and federal overreach, urging caution before acting hastily on the measure.
Impoundment plan at Kinzua Dam to create minimum pool
Army Engineers will set a winter minimum pool behind Kinzua Dam to shield the structure from ice jams. The lake will run about six miles, at 1240 feet elevation, below the summer level of 1328 feet, affecting only contractor roads and not Valley residents in Pennsylvania or New York. Authorities expect completion in roughly two months.
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Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago
HUNTER SUCCUMBS BUFFALO an ante lope hunter from Pittsburgh Pa Dominic J Cortenzo 45 died of an apparent heart attack yesterday about three miles north of Buffalo in North
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Eisenhower to unveil Magna Carta in Atlanta event
Former President Dwight Eisenhower will travel to Atlanta in October to unveil a 1225 copy of the Magna Carta at the 45th annual Council of the English Speaking. The historic document, the basis of common law, will be flown in for display during the four day council.
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