Opposition Critiques OEO Over Missouri Poverty Grant
Representative Charles E. Goodell cites OEO practices as circuslike while detailing a $43,511 grant to the Daniel Boone Human Development Corporation for a Community Action program in four Missouri counties. Initial claims of 120,000 needy in a 60 by 40 mile area were revised down after scrutiny by Rep. William L. Hungate, leaving an estimate of about 5,000 needy families.
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Charles E. Goodell
New York
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Washington Poverty Warriors
Missouri
William L. Hungate
Hungate
Daniel Boone Human Development Corporation
St. Charles
Lincoln
Warren
Montgomery
Hangover Cure Sold In British Drugstore
A London chemist shop offers a hangover cure in small orange pills priced at three shillings six pence for four. Howard L. Rice markets the product after clinical tests on 1000 volunteers and safety clearance by Britain’s Dunlop Committee. Rice says the pills replace vitamins lost during drinking, especially B group vitamins.
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Eddy Gilmore
Hal Boyle
London
Britain
Rover
Howard L. Rice
Dunlop Committee On Safety of Drugs
Rice
Riots linked to agitators urged by Attorney General
The writer criticizes Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach for saying there was no sign riots were planned by left wing elements. He names activists and groups tied to riots in Watts Harlem Jersey City and Chicago, urging correction of the claim and calling for review of FBI reports and Communist Party links.
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Michael Isaac Lasky
Communist Party, USA
Watts
Los Angeles
William Epton
Progressive Labor Party
Jesse Gray
Harlem
Chicago
Douglas Andrews
Revolutionary Action Movement
Black Power
Apostles of Hatred
Cleveland
Morse Defends Labor Stance in Senate Debate
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon challenges AFL CIO critics during a minimum wage debate. He rails against strikebreakers and defends labor causes while opposing farm child labor limits. Morse cites airline wage fights, praises labor support, and recounts farm life as context for his stance.
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Washington
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
AFL Cio
Afl-Cio
Meany
Labor
Aflcio
Jacob Javits
Poolesville
Mrs. Morse
Corry Evening Journal notices and postal rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists public notices and mailing details for second class mail. It includes pricing for annual subscriptions and per copy costs, with rates cited as 615.90 per year and 913.00 per year in advance.
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Corry
Young brokers find edge in a bear market on Wall Street
In New York, six newly certified young brokers discuss buying opportunities as the Dow sinks below 800. They warn that initial salaries vanish after trainee periods, replaced by commissions with potential fortunes after five years. They stress skepticism, diligence, and the drive to persuade investors amid a volatile market.
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New York
Mask of
Wall Street
Reginald Johnston
Boston
Blair Purcell
Metropolitan
Washington
Michael Mahood
Houston
Tex
Ronald Swart
Detroit
Patrick Westmoreland
Santa Monica
Calif
Arthur Kalbhenn
Philadelphia
of Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Today In History Snapshot From Sept Eight Years Past
Today in history highlights events across centuries with hurricanes, establishments, assassinations, wars, and policy shifts. Notable items include Harvard College founding in 1698, Morro Castle fire in 1930s, FDR emergency stance in 1939, Tokyo occupation in 1945, Khrushchev Kennedy Berlin talks near 1961, and Hurricane Betsy in 1965, among others.
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Galveston
Tex
U.S
Harvard College
Morro Castle
New Jersey
Huey Long
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tokyo
Nikita S. Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Berlin
Betsy
Florida
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago
A brief notice reflects on Corry memories from twenty years past dated September 8 1848. It notes no paper published that Sunday and presents a compact aphorism about spoken versus printed word. The item frames nostalgia in a local, period voice.
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Corry
The Health Column on Teen Smoking and Embolism Risks
A reader questions teen smoking and parental permission while Dr Coleman explains smoking's dangers and the influence of peers. He clarifies embolism risks after surgery, noting modern practices reduce such hazards and urges readers to mail questions for his column.
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Amber
Obo
Goodell
Paul Harvey
Nicholas Katzenbach
the Congress
Michael Lasky
New York City
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Marxist - Leninist
Jersey City
Clarence Coggins
Gordon Baker, Jr
FBI
W.B.B
du Bois
Communist Party
Drew Pearson
Oregon
Sen
Javits
Portland
George Meany
Gaithersburg
Ayhill
House
Judiciary Committee
Navy
Frederick Palmer
Haiphong
U. S
Viet Nam
YMCA
YWCA
Boy Scout
Girl Scout
Merry
Nixon
Avco Corporation
Dubna Nuclear Research Institute
Red China
the Corry Evening Journal
Sharden Picea
Ottinelli-Kimball
Michigan
Chisago
Guta
Philadelpha
Fia
Aed
Ted
Muibut
Business Mirror
John Cunniff
Lake
J. B
Coleman
Pennsylvania
Mrs. R
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