If Our Opinion There’s A Golden Opportunity Coming For Kid Volunteers
The Corry Youth Center Board plans to move into its own building as teens and adults vote to raise funds and organize a move. A young core has already saved over $500 from car washes a peach social and a donation in the name of Mark Brady, proving initiative. The piece urges wide youth turnout for a school assembly to rally support and coordinate the move from All-Way Electric Co.’s former site, with Joe Gentilman offering space.
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Corry
Mark Brady
All-Way Electric Co
Joe Gentilman
Joe
Housewife Vs Cowboys by Jim Brigance in Madisonville Tex
A portrait of the modern American cowboy under financial stress, facing low beef prices and high costs. Bobby Samuel, head of Samuel and Samuel Land and Cattle Co, explains the economics of ranching with detailed production costs and slim profits. The piece contrasts farmers' profits with consumer pressures from housewives and market forces shaping the industry.
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Jim Brigance
Associated Press
Madisonville, Tex
Hollywood
Coffeyville
Laredo
Cheyenne
America
Agriculture Department
Bobby Samuel
Samuel and Samuel Land and Cattle Co
Texas
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raiser's Association
Samuel
Officer Roughs Up GI Newsman Sparks Stripes dispute
A Stars and Stripes Saigon bureau chief says reporter Bill Toliver was manhandled by military officer Commander Ted Bush over attend support. Luminello was fired, then given a desk job, with a pay raise held back. Baker defended him and quit in protest. Luminello files a grievance.
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Stars and Stripes
Saigon
Pat Luminello
Lumiiiello
Bill Toliver
Toliver
Comdr
Ted Bush
Luminello
Bush
Koch
Tokyo
Baker
Chicago Police Seen As Branded By 1968 Convention Violence
A retrospective look recalls how during the 1968 Democratic National Convention Chicago police faced heavy criticism for alleged overreaction and brutality, while TV coverage showed clashes with protesters. It notes injuries to both protesters and officers, looting, and the ensuing public sentiment toward law enforcement. A 1970 Grant Park concert riot later tested police restraint and public support, culminating in a shift when the attorney general urged police to defend themselves when necessary.
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Chicago
Nanny Renewed by Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood AP report notes ABC midseason hit The Nanny and the Professor renewed for a full season after strong early audience, with Mary Hayley Bell and Hayley Mills sister involved in British stage and film. Juliet hopes for Christmas reunion with son, father guest stars, and mother may write episodes. Variety cites Tony Franciosa NBC skit split and show business changes. Corry Journal invites brief reader letters with signature.
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Hollywood
ABC
James M. Barrie
Mary
Juliet
Show Business Weekly
Variety
Tony Franciosa
Nbc’s
Gun
Universal Studio
Legal Note on Minor Injury Settlements in Pennsylvania
The burdened balance of a minor injury settlement after law firm fees goes to a guardian of the estate if appointed. If no guardian exists and the amount is under five thousand dollars, a court may authorize the balance to be paid to the minor or to the minor's guardians or parents who maintain the minor. The Corry Evening Journal provides context from Pennsylvania civil procedure and local practice.
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Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Paaliner
Gestat_ R. Sample
Willen Bator
Jean McLaughlin
Associated Press
Rewa
AP News
Nall
Wavance
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Col. Koch
Stara and Stripes
John Baker
Laminello
Newman
Starg and Stripes
Lumninello
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Francis Tamietti
Warren G. Stambaugh
American Automobile Association
William D. Shaffer
Lafayette Hill
St. Carroll
Takoma Park
Paul Harvey
Michigan Avenue
Loop
Grant Park
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United States
John Mitchell
Cynthia Lowry
Corry Journal
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