Vigorito backs cautious impeachment probe stance
The opinion favors probing impeachment procedures rather than immediate removal. It argues grave consequences, urges cool heads, and weighs whether impeachment would weaken or strengthen government. It notes Nixon’s foreign strides as positive but questions national survival without public consent, endorsing caution as proper policy.
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Old concepts die hard in global finance debate
An analysis contrasts postwar fixed exchange rates with the floating system now gaining acceptance. It recalls World War II era splits, cites Sears versus Montgomery Ward, and notes Milton Friedman’s advocacy for floating currencies. The piece argues fears of trade collapse were overstated as markets adjusted pragmatically.
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Milton Friedman
Morgan Guaranty
Soviets accused of sparking Middle East war
The CIA cites an informed source that the Soviets orchestrated the Arab attack to hold their Middle East beachhead. Nixon pressed Brezhnev for restraint while the U S used airlift to match shipments as Moscow boosted aid to Egypt and Syria, with fear of escalation and a cease fire attempt ending in mutual pullback. A separate Interior study warns Yellowstone grizzlies face extinction as a result of abrupt dumps closures forcing bears toward campsites.
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Middle East
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Brezhnev
Nixon
Kissinger
Moscow
Yellowstone National Park
Corry runs over Meadville 49 0 in 1953 grid win
Corry Area High School outplayed Meadville Bulldogs 49 to 0 at North Street Stadium to stretch their winning streak to ten and raise season points to 339, within five of 1952 school record. Ron Gates kicked seven extra points. Election activity looms as mayoral race heats up between Earl T. Cherry and J. Fred Kinley. Halloween rush of costumed trick or treaters fills streets.
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Corry Area
Meadville Bulldogs
North Street
Ronnld Gates
Challenge and Margaret in a Brooklyn family saga
The narrator recalls Challenge and Margaret, once the center of a large Brooklyn clan. Margarets sister Bridget is a Sister of Charity, Trish endures with pimples and dance nights, and an aging matriarch funds her funeral while Sean, Aloysius, and Bridget shape a life of hardship. Challenge and Margaret now live alone in a housing development, with Challenge watching sports and resisting requests to sing as ailments mount.
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Sean
Aloysius
Bridget
Trish
Durkee
Challenge
Brooklyn
Grandma
Charity
No Title Provided But A Tale Of Crime And Debt
A fragmented dialogue reveals criminals planning bribes and blackmail profits while cops monitor debt, illicit competition, andTap on phones. An accountant warns of tax dodges, weekly cash outlays, and the risk of money dealings collapsing under surveillance. A tense scene hints at bedroom bugs, family edicts, and barter with a rival over wiretapping schemes.
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