Economic Backlash Trends in 1960s Voters and Costs
In Our Opinion there may be an economic backlash impacting Democratic candidates as inflation and rising living costs press voters. The piece notes high grocery prices, new taxes, and spending under the party in power, arguing that economic strain could influence the November elections despite uncertain social backlashes.
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Death of the Herald Tribune Seen as Union Lesson
Grass Roots Opinion argues that the New York Herald Tribune’s collapse due to union demands illustrates a broader risk to newspapers. It notes the paper’s lack of profits despite respect and asserts government concern when a public service is forced to cease publication.
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Negotiations Weighed as Coal Miners Walkout Looms
Washington officials consider presidential intervention as 400000 soft coal miners threaten strike. In Corry, three youths injured when a car went off Route 89, tumbling 170 feet. they are listed in fair condition at Corry Hospital. Harald Powell forms two financing corporations to handle small loans and auto loans up to 1000 dollars. State highway crews complete two base courses on the Corry Clymer road. State Police probe theft of seven turkeys from Charles Tripp’s farm. John Oger Jr takes over management of the service station opposite Hotel Corry on North Center Street.
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Memorial Day tribute reflects on leaders and sacrifice
Jim Bishop recalls a Memorial Day at Arlington as President Lyndon Johnson honors fallen Vietnam era soldiers and visits Kennedy's grave. He emphasizes the burden on leaders, the torch passed to Johnson, and contrasts past presidents Hoover Wilson Truman Eisenhower with current Vietnam wartime realities.
Johnson Near Manila Summit Influenced by Key Talks
President Johnson held two confidential talks that could steer his approach at the Manila summit. Eisenhower advised restraint on nuclear threats while Kennedy’s era caution about Russia and Vietnam echoed through Humphrey and Goldberg discussions urging a moderate path.
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Hal Boyle's Americana highlights in daily life and politics
New York dispatch notes UAB Hospital serving five meals daily to boost morale while calories stay constant. Campaigns grow costlier with Senate races exceeding a million dollars, no assured win. The skin is the largest organ, teen dates stress cleanliness, and education climbs with over 20 percent of U.S. families noting college exposure.
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Today in History Highlights Oct 24 1966
On this date James Byrnes signed the United Nations charter in 1945. Other events include 1942 Halsey named South Pacific commander and El Alamein battles. 1947 United Airlines crash in Bryce Canyon. 1949 UN HQ cornerstone laid in New York. a 1956 Soviet invasion of Budapest marked ten years earlier.
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Corry Evening Journal masthead and imprint details
The Corry Evening Journal shows the publisher George and general manager figures, with staff names including Allan Hasbrouck and G. T. Bergman. It lists office locations, Associated Press affiliation, and newspaper mailing and carrier rates as part of the masthead and advertising information.
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What are adrenal glands and loafer's heart explained
Dr Coleman explains the adrenal glands two yellowish plum sized organs above the kidneys. The medulla produces epinephrine raising heart rate blood pressure and respiration. The cortex makes cortisones affecting development metabolism and body processes. A “loafer's heart” results from muscle disuse and atrophy requiring regular exercise. Readers can send health questions to Dr Coleman.
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