Fouling Our Nest The Planet’s Last Stand For Survival
In Our Opinion the Earth is becoming uninhabitable as human progress outpaces balance with nature. The piece warns about supersonic exhaust, air pollution, and nuclear threats, urging preservation of forests wildlife and resources before irreversible damage ends in a final stand for survival.
Rural Vote Is Key In Pennsylvania Elections
Harrisburg report notes suburbia and upstate rural voters emerged as independents challenging city machines. The piece cites Philadelphia and Pittsburgh contrasts and recalls past rural Republican swings that helped governors Leader, Lawrence, Scranton, and Shafer. Voters statewide hold the key to November outcomes.
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Upstate
Yesteryear
Heeler
Suburbia
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
George M. Leader
David L. Lawrence
William Warren Scranton
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Henry Gonzalez backs Humphrey and youth conservation
Henry Gonzalez of San Antonio, a leading Spanish American voice in Texas, campaigns for Humphrey with personal funds and critique of Nixon inroads. He recalls youth programs, education funding, and reform efforts, noting Texas divides by wealth and the need to boost after school use of night school facilities and a national Youth Conservation Commission.
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Peace Corps
Lyndon Johnson
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Corry News Highlights From 1948 Local Life
In Corry a Pennsylvania National Guard inspection is announced for November 3 by Paul Pizor. Corry Beavers lose to Kanty Prep 20 13 in Erie, Blue Eye neighbors host a Wiener roast with 90 attendees at Rev and Mrs Hersman’s home. City reports quarantine for diphtheria and scarlet fever with two new cases daily. Wing-Willi store transfer noted and mumps outbreak tallies Gazette 40 years ago.
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Otto Graham Recalled as Pro Football's Clever Giant
Jim Bishop portrays Otto Graham as a philosopher of football whose leadership and precise passing shaped the Cleveland Browns. The piece contrasts Graham with past greats, notes his ten seasons in title games, and recalls key moments and records, including 2,626 attempts for 1,484 completions and 28,548 yards with 174 touchdowns.
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John U+nitas
Paul Brown
Browns
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Otto Graham
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New York
Graham
Mike Scarry
Fellas
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George Sullivan
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Sammy Baugh
Don Hutson
Crazylegs Hirsch
Cliff Battles
Automatic Otto
Waa
Juan Belmonte
Bobby Jones
It’s Easy to Cook Now Says Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist JOY STILLEY quotes Hal Boyle on modern cooking in which the home chef relies on prepackaged foods and frozen items. He says the grocer supplies the packets and the pan, delivering four course meals in minutes with boiling water and a freezer.
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Joy Stilley
NEW York
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