Something is wrong with the era of public decency and education
Opines Rev Raymond Crawford of Netcong New Jersey that public schools and society erred by allowing obscenity, nudity, drugs, and demonstrations. laments academic and governmental breakdowns and rising permissiveness. Notes agitation around campus grading and student behavior as evidence of decline and calls for a return to decency. Also reports IRS quiet look into Hubert Humphrey over a claimed $50,000 cash handoff related to Hughes and Agnew’s tax case.
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Raymond Crawford
Netcong
N.J
Woodstock
O.K
Crawford
Haight-Ashbury
San Francisco
Internal Revenue
Maheu
Humphrey
Hughes
Agnew
Hughes memos reveal push to stop Nevada tests via Humphrey link
In leaked Hughes papers from 1968, the Hughes group discussed pressuring Lyndon Johnson through Humphrey to halt or delay nuclear testing in Nevada to protect casino interests. The notes mention secret messaging to Humphrey and potential public claims about earthquake triggers, with Nixon aware of Agnew's probe developments as Watergate neared.
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Hughes
Nevada
Maheu
Humphrey
LBJ
Humphries
Agnew
Nixon
U.S
George Beall
Baltimore
Corry Area High School Wins 33-6 At Carter Field
In Corry on October 17 1953 the Corry Area High School football team defeated the Titusville Rockets 33 to 6 at Carter Field with Cassett Lloyd Fleming and Douglas scoring and Cassett adding a 60 yard interception return. The same page notes a school board special session to consider purchasing land for a new 12 room elementary school and remarks on a sluggish county election outlook.
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Wayne and
Concord Township
Corry Area
Titusville Rockets
Carter Field
Beavers
Frank Lloyd
Pay
Chuck Fleming
Bob Douglas
Larry Cassett
Cassett
Law explainer on tree leaves overhanging neighbor’s yard
The text states that leaves falling naturally onto a neighbor’s land do not create a nuisance. The neighbor may trim overhanging branches, and you should avoid entering their land without consent. To prevent disputes, offer to clean leaves from your tree on the neighbor’s property.
Buried themes and old plots in a world of variation
A veteran critic narrates how stories recycle familiar plots from grim poverty to a gold watch romance. He cites fables from Russia and America, O Henry style and modern satires, noting sterner truths behind familiar twists and warnings about sensational, profit driven writing.
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America
New World
Henry
Bull market rhetoric as a goal driven by commissions
The piece argues that activity and commissions justify bullish talk regardless of analysis accuracy. It notes mixed economic signals in 1973-74, with hopes of improvement amid high rates, a weak housing market, inflation fears, and political unease, while stressing markets react to future events, not past profits.
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New York
U.S
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
Internal Revenue Service
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
IRS
Howard Hughes
Robert Maheu
Los Angeles
Century Plaza
Corry Journal
Bob
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
H.H.H
White House
Baltimore County
Maryland
Judah Best
Charles Colson
John Mitchell
Beall
Elliot Richardson
Justice Department
Corry Relief Fund
Paul Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Russia
London Times
Dr Brown
Dr. Brown
Australia
Irvin Cobb
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