Message to Henry Kissinger on Arms Pace and Peace Shuttle
A September 1975 letter to Henry Kissinger urges a U S Russian arms pause and proposes a peace shuttle between Washington and Moscow. It warns against repeating Viet Nam diplomacy and predicts no more Nobel Peace Prizes for Kissinger if the strategy fails.
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Corry Journal
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Mr. Kissinger
Vietnam
Middle East
United States
Russia
China
Washington
Moscow
Peking
U.s.-Russia
Buddy Boy
Gambling as revenue plan in Pennsylvania risks public costs
An Allegheny County assemblyman heads a subcommittee testing gambling as a reliable revenue source. The state lottery shows limited success and required legislative changes to meet senior obligations. Even with new games, future winnings are uncertain, and casino gambling discussions threaten public costs for uncertain gains.
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Allegheny County
Pennsylvania Lottery
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
High school sports seen as vital education not entertainment
A reader argues August editorial mischaracterizes Mayville taxpayers' donation to the high school sports program. The writer contends sports provide real learning, teamwork, and discipline, essential beyond books, and that funding was for education, not entertainment, benefiting students and the school.
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Mayville Taxpayers
Mayville
Invisible Problems With McCallum On NBC Series
New York AP outlines David McCallum promoting The Invisible Man NBC series. He discusses portraying an unseen man, the pilot air date, and future direction while balancing humor and the science fiction premise. The interview notes his Man from U N C L E past and the show’s changing emphasis.
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Los Angeles
David McCallum
Scot
McCallum
HG. Wells
U.N.C.L.E
NBC
Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Editorial Details
The Corry Evening Journal outlines publication details with staff roles, AP news use, and subscription pricing. It notes advertising deadlines and display advertising rates while listing publisher and editors among the key staff.
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THE
Corry
Battle against false alarms spans U S fire departments
Across the United States fire departments seek to cut false alarms that waste resources and endanger lives. Los Angeles removes street alarm boxes, Detroit tests neighborhood profiling, New York contemplates stopping calls from false-prone areas, and Baltimore reports a 24 percent drop after new devices plus education. Officials urge cautious selective response and broader citizen education to reduce false alarms without abandoning service.
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United States
Los Angeles
Detroit
Fire Department
New York City
Baltimore
James Beck
Boston
Washington, D.C
Chicago
New York
John O'Hagan
Monta Meixsell
Donald Flynn
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Slaughter of Seals and Civil Service Inquiry Unfolds
Reports describe a brutal sealskin hunt where seals are clubbed and devoured by predators as authorities debate humane conduct. Separately a Philadelphia prosecutor uncovers illegal political hiring within the GSA during the Nixon era, with Civil Service officials resisting investigation and naming numerous Congress members who pressured hires.
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Philadelphia
Special Prosecutor's Office
Federal Civil Service
Washington
Joseph
Commission
House Civil Service
David Henderson
D-N.c
Congress
GSA
Subsidized Laziness Sickness of Cities Says Chicago Case
Angry rant critiques the welfare state and unemployment as drivers of crime and inaction. It cites Chicago as example, claiming over a billion dollars in welfare failed to improve poverty, while joblessness and social services fuel dependence and political manipulation. It urges hard work and warns against government handouts.
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Chicago
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South Africa
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